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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1967

Page

7

Census Bureau to Survey Civil Defense in Sioux County

Seventeen local Iowa residents join about 910 statewide interviewers hired by the U.S. Census Bureau for the Home Fallout Protection Survey. Anna Mae Schutt of Hospers says Sioux County interviewers will call on households to gather data on home construction and basement protection. A modern Census computer analyzes shelter features and sends personalized protection figures and booklets to households.

Iowa US Bureau of the Census Iowa Civil Defense Office Anna ‘Mae Schutt Hospers Lyon Sioux’ County Sioux County Margaret Schroeder Colletta McNamera Nelva Rohlfs Lois Liets Census Bureau Iseholders

Public fallout shelters survey and cattle trends noted

Readable fragments report plans for fallout shelter inventories for state and local officials. It also notes lower hog and sheep counts, with beef cows and heifers showing increases, implying higher cattle and beef production potential in coming years. Moderate price strength in fed cattle markets is still possible later this year. Marriage licenses listed for several couples in Orange City Claremont Ireton Rock Rapids and RockvilleMd.

Futrell

More Beef Than Anyone Thought

A Jan 1 1967 U S cattle and calves inventory shows beef cattle up 1 percent from 1966. Total cattle and calves reach 108 5 million, revised from 108 9 million. dairy cows drop accounted for the net change. Farm economist Gene Futrell notes 1968 69 outlook softer, and explains USDA adjustments from the 1964 Census reflecting full counts instead of surveys. The census also revises sheep and hog estimates.

U.S Gene Futrell Iowa State University Futrell

Services Held For Henry Van Woudenberg 84

Funeral services for Henry Van Woudenberg aged 84 were conducted at The First Reformed Church Inwood with Rev W R Kolenbrander officiating. Prayer services were at Porter Funeral Home, burial at Valley View Cemetery Rock Valley. He died at Valley Manor after extended illness, born in the Netherlands December 25 1882, settled in Inwood Rock Valley area after emigrating, married Teannie Verdoorn January 22 1908. Survivors include his widow two sons and two daughters Joe of Fairview South Dakota Henry of Tucson Arizona and Mrs Cornelius.

Henry van Woudenberg First Reformed Church Inwood W. R. Kolenbrander Netherlands America Rock Valley Teannie Verdoorn Joe Fairview S.D Henry Tucson Ariz Cornelius

Inwood and Hawarden Residents Noted in Obituary Fragments

Marie Middle and Mrs. Jake Van Noort of Hawarden are listed with eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren, along with two sisters. Other named relatives include Mrs. Jake Westra of Hull and Mrs. Jake Schol of George, in scattered obituary fragments.

Marie Inwood Jake Elsie) van Noort Hawarden Jake Westra Hull Jake Schol George

Summer Session Office Education Courses at NIVC

Northwest Iowa Vocational School offers a summer session in Basic Shorthand Basic Typing and Basic Bookkeeping starting June 5. Courses run five days a week for twelve weeks two hours daily with a $20 fee per course. Enrollment available for those entering September clerical programs or seeking refresher training. Contact Northwest Jawa Vocational School Sheldon Iowa 51201 for details.

Northwest Iowa Vocational School Northwest Jawa Vocational School Sheldon Iowa

Deeds Filed Record with Transfers and Prices

Deeds filed show Timon Roetmaan and wife to Otto Bouma Part in SE NW 26 97-45 for 1.00. John De Blauw Extr to Carl Pennings WA SEM 12-94-45 for 42000. Mary Smit and husband to Henry J Hoksbergen SW NWY See 12 SW4 NEY and Pt Sey NEY See 11 ali in 97-45 for 1.00. Ben Vonk Sr and wife to My H Wallinga and wife Ni SEY 2s 95-46 for 1.00.

Timon Roetmaan

Property Transfers Across Several Parcels and Names

A compilation of numerous land transfers lists parties such as Robert H Remmerde Walter D Post Lydia Wissink Rose Ranschau Grossenburg Richard Ranschau Jom E Tilgner Rachel Yungeberg Gerrit Kruid and others. Transactions involve various lots in Ames Van Becker's Addn Auds Rplt S E and adjacent suburbs with nominal or symbolic consideration of 1.00 and several large sums including 56000 for final lines. Holdings span NW4 SW11 96-45 SE 11-96-47 SW12 94-43 and similar blocks with RV annotations. Several deeds reference estates and executors including Andrew Vander Vlie and Henry J Te Paske.

Robert H Amy E. Becker NEW Floyd Terpstra & Wi William Bolkema Lyle J Ver Hoef & Wi Audi van Orman Hwdn Jom E. Tilgner Rachel Yungeberg Pt L Gerrit Kruid & Wi Dick Altena Et al Kenneth R. van Grouw SEY Gene Driesen John J. van Joe C. Fuhr Dennis Fuhr Nei Frank Spieler Lawrence J, Spieler Henry Paske Henry ‘B. Mulder Hen Ty. G.de.haan Willie 'G. Davelaar Cornie Davelaar Peter Davelaar

Iowa Artists Invited for Northwestern Bell 1968 Calendar

Northwestern Bell calls Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, South Dakota and North Dakota artists to submit works for the 1968 Appointment Calendar. Last year 102 Iowan artists sent 332 paintings. three were chosen for the 1967 edition. Awards depend on landscape and regionally themed scenes.

Iowa Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Northwestern Bell Nebraska Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Marlys Kosanke Ames John Page Des Moines Jim Welu Dubuque

Paintings closing date set as May 31, 1967

Regional notice announces a closing date for painter submissions on May 31, 1967. Henry Franken and wf transfer to Lois A. Rensink Pt Si SEY 24-96-45 for a consideration of $23,500, detailing a real property or asset transfer in the public record.

Henry Franken & Wf Lois A. Rensink

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