Sioux County Court News Grand Jury Called And Trials Noted
The Sioux County docket lists a September 4 grand jury and a September 11 trial day with sixty jurors summoned. Cases include Engels vs Engels and Chrisholm vs Chrisholm, plus numerous defenses, foreclosures, and debt actions involving Orange City and area entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury
C. C. Bradley
International Harvester Co
de Bruin
Orange City National Bank
Muyskens
van de Steeg
Schnee
Boyden Ball Team Beats Hull 4 to 3 in Close Contest
The Boyden baseball team defeated Hull 4 to 3 at the Hull diamond last Saturday. The game stayed tight early, but Boyden surged in the final three innings to secure the win. Hull visits Boyden next Saturday hoping to even the score on Boyden’s home field.
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Boyden
Hull
Boyden Boys
C. A. DeValois
Bert Smith
Robert Rettan
Jake Koolbeck
Neal Salie
Will Vosss
John Johnson
Ben Scholten
Henry Westra
Sioux County Fair Opens Monday This Year
The Sioux County Fair announces entry day moved to Monday September 4 to begin the program with a 1 p.m event at the amphitheatre. Fair management urges attendees to note the change from prior years when entry day was Tuesday and the fair started Wednesday noon.
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Sioux County
Pavey to Hang Sepyi for 1918 Murder
Ira Pavey is to be executed by hanging on September 8 as set by Governor Kendall. Convicted of first degree murder for killing Claud Lerner near Perkins in spring 1918, he was sentenced to death and has spent years in Ft. Madison penitentiary awaiting appeal outcomes.
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Ira Pavey
Annual Mission Meeting at OLC in Sioux County
Several thousands attended the annual missionary meeting of the Reformed church held at the Sioux County fairgrounds. The offering for missionary work reached 150 dollars. A large tent housed the audience as the Orange City band led the singing and provided numbers. Speakers included Irwin Larbbers of the Arcot Mission in India and Dr. T Bosch of Amoy China. Dooley of the Brenton Alabama Industrial School spoke for colored education in the U S, while Hoffman and Nettinga discussed education at Jella Indiana and Holland. Michaev J Ter Louw of Newkirk was chairman, delivering welcome remarks and closing thoughts.
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Orange City
Irwin Larbbers
Arcot
Londia
T Bosch
Amoy
China
Dooley
Brenton, Alabama
U. S
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