vtf-»•*. History i .4rrhWv«,solidated The Hawarden ChronicleCOUNTY, IOWA, JULY 15, 1948FOURTEEN PAGESNo. 23Per Cent.evy of 21.10 MillsTo Take Effectayimeineen- Rival ightr This diamond .Swimming Pool“Safe, Sanitary”me of the all season, cron under s SundayDue to ibaseball trips, the summer recreation program's 3 o'clock bus service to the north swimming- pool will beTdiscontinued on Fridays only, Director Aaron Linn announced today.%All other trips—twice each afternoon—will continue -as scheduled, Mr. Linn said.Contrary to rumors, Mr, Linn said he had been informed by local physicians that there is no infantile paralysis in or near Hawarden and that the north pit is both safe and sanitary.Charles Keehn,Pioneer of Iowa,Dies at Age 79With September Bills from CityFuneral Services To Be Held At 2;30 This Afternoon In Baptist Church of HawardenChas. Keehn, 79, a pioneer of Plymouth county and a resident of Sioux county for 53 years, died at his farm home four miles north of HawardenHQc/1Higher Cost of Operation Plus Necessity to Pay Off Light Plant Bonds Cited for Action By CouncilA 12% per cent increase in/muni-cipal electric and water rates was voted at a special meeting of the Hawarden city council Monday night.The increased rates will go into effect during the August meter readings and will first show up on bills to be paid September 1.Higher cost of fuel oil, which is Up