Weather drenching causes delayed spring work and church plans
Rain from California weather dampens field activity and mud slows planting. Easter services will mark the season, while church leaders urge reverence. A baseball meeting in Rock Valley gathers support for an 1841 season with a $600 underwriting pledge and local players aiming to form a team.
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Iun
Tha Meths
B&t
John Dykstra
Hi Schemmer
Iowa
Rock Valley
Business West
Anderson
Sun City
Gil
Easter Cantatas and Services at First Reformed Church
Easter features include cantatas under director Mise Eisie Van Beek at 7 00 Sunday. Miss Van Beek leads prayer. Soloists Cleménce Atulder and Mia J A Van der Ploeg. Sunrise service by the society 940 A W Delland Serve. Master program 1 30 PM American Service. Sunday School welcome. 8 and 10 week services with senior choir Mass In Honor of Aust ross by William Marsh. Beebe hymns at 2 oclock wash. Panis Angelicus by Barnet Siz aoustia 2
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Sociely
Winder
Mise Eisie van Beek
First Reformed Church
Miss van Beek
Cleménce Atulder
Mia
J. A. van der Ploeg
Nomale Quartette
H. J. Averson
A. Mi
Society
A. W.—Delland
Amprivan Servier
Furnal
Pros Reform Church Announces Easter Services and Lectures
The Protestant Reform Church lists services next Sunday in the local parish language starting at Sorubek. Rev. Mookseua speaks on War in Tigava Lrafetio at the Fick Reha! Auditorium next Tuesday at 7:49. Good Friday services are at 2:00 and Easter Cantata "Victorious King" on Sunday April 13 at 7:45 PM. The public is invited.
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Reformed Church
Vis
Luster
Horkstaa
Gram
Mtequois
Muvhl
Prac
Ter
al Sorubek
Mookseua
Christian Reformed Church
H. J. Trieverberg
Fire destroys Hospers building housing cafe and beauty shop
Fire at about 1:30 am Tuesday burned through the Hospers structure, leaving only the walls. The Jae Kire Co saved the print shop and prevented spread to the Sandbais building while the Ed Getries family lost contents. Dorothy Van Igeren's Dorothy's Beauty Shop was in the basement and some equipment was saved from the frames. Odors and warnings posted as residents evacuated.
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Orig
Biian
Hospers
FA Oelrich
Trorothy
Wally
Jae Kire Co
Aijsinine
Sandbais
Livius Acutters
Ed Getries
Miller of Doon Free on Bond in Murder Conviction
Miller of Doon is free on bond after a district court verdict at Sibley for a murder conviction. The bond set at $5010 awaits appeal to the supreme court. terms restrict travel and may extend up to 30 years.
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Miller of
Doon
Beurgs Miller
Supreme Court
Crop Control Program To Continue Amid Feed Aid Plan
Agricultural officials say the AAA feed and price support program will persist for England and allied needs under the lend lease act. The plan aims to encourage fodder production while limiting open market purchases and corn marketing, with farmers facing selective deductions and potential parity and ACE payments adjustments.
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SAA
England
Ter
Tack A. Amstrong
Sion
Adaebatrhian
Aymstrong
Hat
Park Seul
Department of Agriculture
Amimauneet
Department of Articulturcofe
Armstrong
Fred
Jato
Drizzling Rains Continue Through Week in April
Weather records show ongoing light rain for three days with total rainfall reaching 1.03 inches by Wednesday morning. Temperature highs linger around 73 degrees as measured by Weatherwatcher W. S. Slagie.
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Monda
Arbor Day Proclaimed for Iowa by Governor Wilson
Governor George A. Wilson proclaims Friday April 11 as Arbor Day in Iowa urging towns to plant trees and involve schools clubs and volunteers. The proclamation emphasizes reforestation, shade, soil health, and community participation in tree planting across public and private spaces.
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George A. Wilson
tIree
Heo
A. Wilken
Hannowy
Teeosis Tne
Ywhlic Platea
Hawarden Scouts Excel in Knot Tying and Signaling
Hawarden Scouts demonstrated advanced knot tying signaling and first aid at the Union County Boy Scout honor tourney. A musical program by Crarge City musicians and Scouts followed, with high school performers presenting numbers and awards by the Honor Court Faculty. Mr and Mrs Martin Warvarg of Estelline visited with their mole Mire A Schommer.
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Hawarden
Nawarlen Boy Scouts
Sxus County
Orange City
Crarge City Musics Dans
Martin ‘Warvarg
A. Schommer
Prospects of Paving 18 Remain Dim for Now
A Iowa State Highway Commission head cites funding shortfalls as the main obstacle to paving No te west and tip of Hock Valley this year. He hints at possible paving later if funds become available, while stressing the stretch is the state’s only unpaved segment.
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G.A. Walhof
Mekon v
Iowa State Highway Commission
No.te
Hock Valley
Eerigus
Dk. Walbof
Republican County Central
Cur Nna
Wata Bers
Mint AG ‘Melson
Witter
Etork Valley
Tapkrit
Fox- Parner Post
Sundsy Sedmine
Cowboy Suis
Mr. Dearborn
Jenger
Court House Notes Marriage Licenses and Judgments
Court records list marriage licenses issued for numerous individuals across Sioux and nearby towns. The docket includes judgments against Gerrit De Koter for 38.00 dollars plus 7.20 costs, mortgage notes case in Hawarden, guardianship final reports, and estates transitioning assets to the state treasury. pensions and other minor adjudications noted.
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Koowut
Teton
Genera Gertende Mulder
Breton
Edwin Benjnovin Reetmain
Yankton
Atm. Meyer
Tospers
Terk Vande Wound
Allyn
Herning Marivellis Toudestoop
Ceeauge Clin
Byron de Pree
Allismies
Nebr
Wut
Margaret Tomo
Rosgen
Maurice
Gverett
Richard de Boe
Maurice Aed Madge
Mildred Popwa
Bionx
Arthur de Boer
Rock Valley
Lydian Wyn
Mock Yulteyy
Roward Downsies
Holland
Mich
Audh Gertrydi Pigitz
Gerrit de Kiter
Gerrit de Koter
Allee J. Johnson
Lowell Goodrich
Malutitt
Emois Jon
Hawarden
Gertrude Raguie
Soma Goottseh
Rina
Koning
Thesinge
Sethoslands
Redistricting Shifts Sioux County and Surrounding Areas
The article details legislative redistricting affecting Sioux and neighboring counties. New state senate lines place Stolz county in a district with Osceola and O'Brien, shifting Lyon, Sar, and Osceola into the 24th district. The 47th district now combines O'Brien Dickinson and Clay with a 50,870 population. An additional district forms from Cedar, Jackson, and related counties with about 46,015 people.
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Stolz
Shreg
Toer
Lyon Brows
Osceola
O'Brjen
Lyon
Sar
Benniet
Kowath
Tala
Pountice
O'Brien
Dickinson
Clay
Asrd
Cedar
Jackson
J Bront Equity
Crucifix Ties Two Priests in World War I Era Story
The Hawarden Independent recounts a Catholic priest Father Darehe once national Legion chaplain receiving a crucifix that had belonged to Pope Benedict XV. The tale ties Rev. Chapter, pastor at Pelenson, to the late Ney TL Daghe, with ties to Cardinal Mer Jeier and World War I bravery. The saga centers on shared memories and a planned grave eulogy between the two priests, dating back to 1087 in Bradley, Illinois.
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Roy
Noberh Chaplar
Stites
A. Darehe
American Legion
Hawarden
al Tlawallien
Ope Teoc
Benedict XV
Hubert
AL Dagche
Darche
Papa Benedict
Father Darche
Father Darehe
Fla
Soissons
Chaplet
Tsien Eral
Fragmentary wartime letter fragment from Royal Air Force contact
A damaged excerpt describes a friend in the Royal Air Force and a request related to correspondence with England. It mentions a non pilot in the RAF and an American contact, with uncertain dates and names. The legibility is poor, but indicates wartime letters and concern over communication.
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Charter Merali
England
Flue Royal Air Force
Shebay
Ween
Lary Bae
Oll
Tan
Julefords
New Editor at Hawarden Firley McGrew Succeeds in Bartley
Firley McGrew, formerly with the fornsin Union, becomes editor of the Tawarden Independent. His wife and daughter are wintering in Tusas for the health of the Jat Q. Bartley seeks a position on the legal staff of the Labor Relations board in Washington.
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Hawarden
Firley McGrew
Fornsin Union
Iin Bartley
Tawarden Independent
Seven year old badly injured after doorway accident
Shirley Joan, age seven, escaped serious injury when an unlatched door swung open and struck her as she walked with her parents. She suffered leg and arm injuries and a head bump, with the door speeding toward the doorway at a rapid rate.
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Hag
Shirley Joan
Ehen Tha
Woman's Club Preparing For Convention Announcement
A clipped notice describes a Michigan wedding and local club event details. Miss Gertrude Flatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Flatt of Hillsdale, to wed Mr. G Douwstra of Holland, in a ceremony at the First Reformed church Hull.
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Ceding
First Reformed Church
Hull
G. OH. Doustr
Gertrude Flatt
Lore AO
A. Flattz
Taninwell
Mick
Lamateh
Eraduate
Lineingall
Mgt
Olemantney
de Floliond
Mich
Douwshraif
Thmthigh School
Coltess, Pella
Ho Td Burdock Co
Holand
Mlet
Hole Fone
Supervisors Buy New Type Road Patrol for Town
The Board of Supervisors approve purchase of a new road patrol system described as a high power diesel driven model with advanced controls. The fifteen road patrols in the district will receive the updated unit, with expected start of work around the 10th of the month, weather permitting. Tax lists are under way with many assessors reporting activity and improved tax collections.
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Cs Wa
Gant Gisleu
Mie
Pourtle
Gilnom
Atowsney
Fisteen
Acai van Wyk
Bao Beth
Dalkentn
Thas Uy
Biannual Federated Women’s Clubs convention hints at plans
Miss Lucy Anikeson state district chairman says the legal elf will receive honorable mention at the biannual convention of Federated Women’s Clubs in Fort Dodge on May 6 to 8. The Friday meeting drew a strong turnout with discussions on natural history topics and fossil expert Walter Granger.
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Thi
Rusk Valley
Lucy Anikeson
Drt
Elf
Ows Fe
Vort Dedga
Cluh Desertes
Ms. L. Seblecty
G. Schouten
Walter Granger
WI. S
Mra. T. Scheminer
Supurl
Majovica
benitizZal
Chivers
Seliigi
Generak -Arnmgenmris
Sion
Lee State
Anil
Coetts - Sivekenpac
Miss Auta
Absteibsulion
Committee Named For Boy Scout Action
A group including Dr L Bi Tega Rev Maghry and Walter Hynes appoint Brow to lead and support the effort. Rr Rachuy and James Van der Ploeg are urged to take ownership directing the troop. The move aims to start a local Scout initiative soon.
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L. Bi Tega
Maghry
Walter ‘Hynes
Brow
Rachuy
James Vander Ploeg
Boen
Marrying to Avoid Training Stirs Selective Service Debate
A fragmented report notes Weeman Boat No 380 and Miz American figures discussing marriage to dodge training. The document cites a resolution from the American Legion and a meeting on April 4 criticizing the Eoux County Selective Service Board for deterring selectees and altering procedures.
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Weeman
Tull
Tegion
Bes
Wiz Bnvaw
Charled Hy Grab
Selective Service Hand
Yweeman Peat
American Legion
Air
Eoux County
Happy Hour Club Hosts Afternoon Entertainment
Mrs. George Connoghtar presided as hostess to the Happy Nour club Tuesday afternoon. The diversion of the afternoon was five hundred. Mrs. Peter Catstock won high score. At the close a delicious repast was served by the hostess.
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George Connoghtar
Happy Nour
Peter Catstock
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