Matlock Notes Harvest Activities And Social News
Local items report Afatlock residents aiding in North Carolina harvests and visits from Maurice, Boyden, and Archer friends. The three day Matlock Chautauqua drew broad attendance and a next year continuation is planned. Nellie Van Spern and Henry Van Oort wed at Rock Rapids to much acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stoker
George
Matlock
Nellie van Spern
Henry van Oort
Rock Rapids
Hull News highlights from Hull Iowa local notes update
Henry Vande Stowe passed the State Board exam for embalming and is now a licensed embalmer. Several residents announced travel, work changes, and visits including Harry Rombough to Libertyville Iowa, Myrtle Beckman in Hull, and Rev Whitford returning from Spirit Lake. A hull ball game East 10 West 7, Mrs Schmidt leases east Hull property, and rains boosted garden and pasture conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vande Stowe
Des Moines
State Board
Kreigle
Verhulst
Dakota
Western Academy
Schmidt
Harry Rombough
East Hull
South Dakota
Wilson
California
Charles Beckman
Myrtle Beckman
Harry Romhough
Libertyville
Iowa
Nemaha
Hull
Mrs. Whitford
Epworth League Institute
Spirit Lake
W. J. Brower
Helen Ludwickson
Peter Anderson
Denver
Cole
B. J. Meylink
Lake Madison
S. D
Local Dispatches From Town Neighbors and Moves
Henry Meyn returns to Fritz Heitritter's after a brief vacation caused by a sprained wrist from a Ford kick. J Morris Pryde and wife with baby return to Soo Falls South Dakota after an extended visit. Jeanette Smit and Dorothy Vanden Brink come back from Orange City visiting Gerrit Van Stryland. Albert Rowenhorst and family move from Monroe to Boyden occupying former J S Dethmers house now owned by Mrs Vander Hoef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyn
Fritz Heitritter
J. Morris Pryde
Baby
Soo Falls
S. D
J. C. Pryde
Jeanette Smit
Dorothy Vanden Brink
Orange City
Gerrit van Stryland
Albert Rowenhorst
Monroe
Boyden
J. S. Dethmers
Vander Hoef
Mrs John G Horn's Death In Shel don Iowa
Mrs John G Horn died at Cram hospital Shel don Iowa after gall stone surgery July 24 1922 Funeral held at United Presbyterian church with Dr McConnell Burial in Boyden cemetery Born Minnie Pickhardt in Germany September 9 1852 She leaves husband two sons one daughter two brothers two sisters and five grandchildren Community mourns loss of a devout Christian resident of Sioux county for 32 years Included list of attending relatives and friends from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G Horn
Cram Hospital
Sheldon
Iowa
Horn
Unitel Presbyterian Church
W. T. McConnell
Boyden
Minnie Pickhardt-Horn
Waildeck
Germany
S. M. Harman
Henry
William
Dee
John G. Horn
Sioux County
William Pickhardt
Kunell
Mary Maxfield
Malecome
Charlesickhardt
Richfield
Wis
James Hardacre
Anpherst
S. D
Clyde Sharp
John Finch
John Schafer
Spirit Walke
Coon Schafery
Mars Dewert
Plankington
Will Miller
Coon
Walter Vander Well
Rock Valley
Towa
Card of thanks and sale notice
Card of thanks from John G Horn er and Mrs Henry Harman William Tlarman for neighbors and friends during illness and death of wife and mother and for floral offerings Also notice selling a four room cottage for sale cheap by Frank Stegenga Boyden Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Horner
Henry Harman
William Tlarman
Frank Stegenga
Boyden
Towa
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Jacob van Zwol
John Schlecht
Tippen
N. C
Godfrey, Schlecht
G. A. van Voorst
John Westerman
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Chas Eberline
Nellie Duinstra
Archer
H.d.scanlan
Lyric Theatre
Tous Loji
Sanborn
Hoeven
W. M. Daven
Undertaker
Orange Guy
Hull News
E. P. Hogan
P. H. McCarty
URS
C. Boyles Business College
Omaha
Neb
Bastu
Avaat de
TNL
Scott Commission Co
Ae Yards Eo
Pres
Hoosier
America
Sioux Furniture Company
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