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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1969

Page

2

Mulder Nephew Killed in Vietnam War

Ray B. Mulder of Rock Valley received word that his nephew Douglas Vane Vegte, 22, of Lakewood California, was killed in action Saturday in Hue Vietnam. Services are pending upon arrival of the body in Artesia California. Douglas was born March 24, 1947 and is survived by his parents Bert and Mrs Van De Vegte of Lakewood, two brothers Marlin and Clifford, and two sisters Mrs B Koerselman of Merrill Iowa and Mrs James Vander Woude of Wayland. The Van De Vegtes are former Rock Valley and Doon residents.

Ray B. Mulder Rock Valley Douglas Vane Vegte Lakewood Calif Hue Vietnam Douglas Bert VanDevegte Artesia Cale Douglas van de Verte Bert van Dé Verte Marlin Clifford B. Koerselman Merrill, Ia James Vander Woude Wayland van Devagie Doon

Local Promotions and Community Notices From Pipestone and Lebanon

Pipestone gains new territory account manager Loehmke, son-in-law of Fritz Hamann, with duties across southern Minnesota. Boehmke and Bea, with seven children, reside at 1019 Seventh Ave, Pipestone. Gold Bond Stamp Co official Gordon A. Pearson hails Loehmke’s state ties as asset to Minnesota accounts. Also, Sioux Center Lebanon couple Schoellerman to celebrate 25th wedding anniversary at Peace Lutheran Church in Lebanon with open house April 20. They moved from Bethany Lutheran Church Fairview, S D, and run a tuck shop with seven children. Siouxland settlers Homemakers Club met April 9 at Mrs Thiea Folkert’s. pledge led by Mrs Clausen. poetry read by Mrs Terwee. group discussed improvements. lunch hosted by Mrs Art Gayer and daughter Sharon. Hegg Memorial Hospital general meeting set for April 2 at First Reformed Church social room.

Avy Wallace Wally) Puenmre Pipestone Forte Gold Bond Stamp Co Minnesota Boehmke Bea Seventh Ave i-Pipe- Stone Minn Fritz Hamann Rock, Valley, Io Loehmke Goldfond Minneapolis Gordon A. Pearson Hawarden Arnold Butch Chu Chi Vietnam Doralee Ronald Monty Roger Candace Siouxland Settlers Homemakers Club Thiea Folkert Clausen Ter Wee Signs of the Times

Temptation and the paradox of happiness

The phrase presents temptation as a force that tests restraint. When resisted it yields happiness, but yielding it brings even greater happiness in the long run. The concept explores self-control and deferred gratification as pathways to deeper satisfaction.

Catholic Youth Organ ization Banquet at St Marys Church

The Catholic Youth Organization banquet for high school students occurred Sunday at 6 30 p m in St Marys church basement. Mrs Roger Ranschau led as president of the Public Affairs Committee and about 55 students and parents attended. Father Lafferty spoke on freedom and religious instruction while Ruth Thayer and Shi¢la McNamara performed a duet on the French horn.

St. Mary's Church Roger Ranschau Father Lafferty Sioux City Ruth Thayer Shi¢la McNamara

Care and Maintenance of Lawns and Shrubbery Lesson

Sioux Center hosts a public lesson on lawn and shrub maintenance at City Hall Tuesday April 22 from 1 30 to 3 30. University expert from Jews State will discuss care methods and answer questions with open attendance sponsored by the Sioux County Extension Service.

Bo.coll Bate Usliue Nqiil Jews State, University Sioux Center City Hall Sioux County Extension Service

Community Forum program and participants listed

The report outlines speakers and attendees from a State Women’s Leadership Forum held last fall in Anits. Van Zee Dike and Father Richard Birdsall presented topics on community communications and human relations, with Mrs Mildred Ryan speaking on the forum’s purpose. Discussion groups covered Family Youth Human Relation and Community Service.

Spencer Richard Birdsall Assumption Parish Emmetsburg Mildred Ryan Ames Anits Wayne Winslow John Schuter Algona William Suliman State Extension Advisory Council Roscoe Bettengill Rock Rapids Horace Autentieth Paulina Wilber Sackett Lloyd Muir Orange City Hrace Cook Spirit Lake Ethel Oldaker Leonomist Brimghar Rock Valley Lar. Hegg C.J. Schroeder Ethel McKeegan

Easter Sunday Luncheon Guests at Keegan Home

Easter Sunday afternoon visitors and luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Keegan included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Christemen of Worthington Minnesota, Mrs. Lidzie Mann, Mrs. Gertude Laackmann and Lor Laackmann, Barbara Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laachmane and family, Laverne Minnesota, Mrs. Marian Ryatt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kocl and family, and Mrs. Dick Hobson.

John Keegan Russell Christemen Worthington, Minn Lidzie’ Mann Mis Gertude Laackmann Lor Laackmann Barbara ‘Thompson Louis Laachmane Laverne Minn Marian Ryatt Don Kocl Dick Hobson

Northwest Iowa Women at Leaders Forum in Spencer

Over one hundred ladies signed up for the Women's Leadership Forum at Grace United Methodist Church Spencer on Wednesday April 9. Dr Elmer Schwieder associate professor from Iowa State University Ames presented Communities of Towarray. Guest speakers included Mrs Rand Peterson of Harlan who spoke on The Role of Women Leaders in the Community. Mrs Wilber Sackett also spoke.

Northwest Iowa Grace United Methodist Church Spencer Elmer, Schwieder Iowa State University Ames Communities of Towarray Rand Peterson Harlan Wilber Sackett

Spring Socials Bring Many Local Guests Home

Numerous families hosted Easter weekend gatherings and visited relatives across Iowa and nearby Michigan. Guests included Kru ger and Teunissen families, Wilton, Van Sucktum, Teunissen clans, Ryan, Nagel, Quinn, Bahrenfuss, Bailey, and Suettnichs, with several travels to Grand Rapids Minneapolis and Rock Rapids.

Elaine Lawrence Elk Point Edith Nagel Sioux City AS. Quinn Hull Vernon Quinn Willard Wissink Rock Valley Ed Nagel Humboldt Evelyn Nagel Rich Bahrenfuss Sheldon Harvey Bailey Alvin Griese Rock Rapids

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