Valley Manor Needed to Support Community Improvement
In Rock Valley area residents formed a board led by AL Porter and others to establish Valley Manor. The facility expanded quickly with a new wing containing a chapel and rooms, offering private suites with modern amenities and 24 hour nurse calls. Services include post operative care, physical therapy, barber and beauty services, and flexible visiting policies.
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Valley Manor
Ad Porter & Manager
Bee Hive Variety Opens Under New Management
The Bee Hive Variety, opened in 1948 and later moved locations, changed hands several times. In 1982 Pete Jatsma sold to Harold Van Onerlos and Henry Vandy Bok, and the same year acquired the Ben Franklin Variety Store. The shop later moved to a remodeled building in September 1866 and is managed by Inez Kettler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Jatsma
W. C. Kooiman
W Harold van Onerlos
Henry Vandy Bok
Ben Franklin
Padd’s Hardware
van Oteerloo
Vander Gak
Bee Hive
Inez Kettler
Annual Flower Shows since 1836 highlight community effort
The Rock Valley Bee reports on the long history of the annual flower show begun in 1836 by the Federated Women’s Club. Highlights include public shows, growing classes from 80 to 115, prizes donated by local business leaders, and era milestones such as a juvenile section, community project status, and shifts in venues from church basements to the Diamond Jubilee main street setting.
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Federated Womans Club
Methodist Church
Lee Schleety
Sioux City
Uchlecty
Worthwest
Rock Valley
Woman's Club
Roorda
Bist
Jane
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Federet
Silat
Drea
AL Porter
Charles Kooima
Joh Dyksten
Heit Rosters
Hessel Roorda
Charles Gayer
John Vanduil Top
Hany Kersbergen
Peter Kooima
Fain Ail
Charles Kootma
Fae
Wits
Forestory
Ted Kuiper
Willie Jonker
Kragt Furniture
Harvey Kragt
Monarch
Monterey
Beattie
Philco Appliances
Jonker
Mrs, Jonker
Womans Club
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