Court Orders Competent Actions in Sioux County District Court
Sioux County district court orders include Oscar Chipperfield to appear August 26 1935 to show cause why he should not be removed as executor of Alma Kurvink deceased estate. Henry J. Dekker authorized to privately sell estate estate personal property. Hearing set August 26 1935 on motion to terminate moratorium in Struble v Farmers Co op Assn. Will of J H Bussanmus Granville Iowa filed for probate Sept 10 1935. W D Gibbs receiver authorized to open safety deposit boxes at Bank of Granville and distribute contents. Court fixed court terms for 1936 in Sioux and O Brien counties. Final report of Winnie Whitteker guardian approved and guardianship closed. Hearing set Aug 12 1935 in Orange City on final report for Jennie Lynch estate and guardianship. Slife and Roy Searle authorized to settle Finch note with Home Owners Loan bonds. W Brunskill et al trustees vs F B Wallace motion for new trial filed. Q French forecloses against Margaret Wilkinson for 6681.48 and costs on 50 acres in Eagle township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Chipperfield
Alma Kurvink
Orange City
D. J. Scanlan
Jennie K. Lynch
John. D
Josephine Lynch
Thomas W. Searle
C. A. Slife
Roy Searle
Alice C. Finch
Loan Corporation
Margaret Wilkinson
Pal
Eagle Township
Probate actions and licenses reported in brief
The notice lists Marie Chenoweth named administratrix of Lloyd E. Chenoweth estate with bond set at 500 dollars. Fred B. Oaken sues Henry G. Janssen for judgment of 1090 dollars plus interest and attorney fees. Marriage licenses issued to Don J. Jurrien and Adelaide Boeyink, Marion de Velder and Edith Wandscheer, including their ages and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Chenoweth
Lloyd E. Chenoweth
Fred B. Oaken
Henry G. Janssen
Don J. Jurrien
Orange City
Adelaide
Boeyink
Sioux Center
Marion de Velder
Boyden
Edith Wandscheer
Christian Reformed Church Service and Community Plans
The Christian Reformed Church announces a 9:30 A M Holland service with a short sermon and Holy Supper celebration. At 2 00 P M an American service continues the Lord s Supper with sermon in application. Evening 7 45 PM Young People s Meeting with special numbers and talk. Picnic plans for Tuesday August 27 discussed. Mission Day on Friday August 23 at 1 30 PM in Holland and 7 30 PM in America. Rev G Van Laaz, pastor of Willard Ohio, expected with family this week and to serve Lebanon and then Lebanon area next Sundays. Community friends invited. Slides of Indian Mission to be shown by Rev J Gonndbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
America
Indian’ Mission
JV. Gonndbert
G. van Laaz
Christian Reformed Church
Willard
Ohio
Church of Lebanon
First Reformed Church Notes on Worship and Duty
A church note from August 18 1935 emphasizes avoiding trifles and focusing on vital spiritual elements. It lists services at 9 30 AM and 2 00 PM with a young folks meeting and mentions a new Service Hymnal aiding worship. The piece signs off by H J Aberson and welcomes all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Leinigheden
Bee Dot Counting Contest Opens to Monday Close
The Bee Dot Contest invites entries before six o'clock Monday afternoon August 19. Readers are urged to review the rules, count the dots, and submit their count with their subscription to enter. Even if not a winner, participants gain mental exercise and training.
Peace Lutheran Church Plate Two Services Listed
Sunday August 18 schedule includes Sunday school at 9 30 A M and English divine service at 10 30 A M and a second English service at 8 00 P M with times clearly noted for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Lutheran Church
Divine
Divien
Lyon County Fair Promises Record Exhibition in 1935
The Lyon County Fair set for August 27 to 30 promises to be among the best in society history. It features horse racing baseball attractions bowery dancing and a varied program with free acts. The Sioux Falls league team will face Stony Lake Friday in a fast semi pro contest led by Wattie Hohn. Lyon County Four-H clubs display over 200 head of livestock in what may be the largest exhibit yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon County
Nusie
Sioux Falls
Stony Lake
Wattie Hohn
St. Louis
Iowa
Rock Valley Elevators Market Center Rise in Grain Shipments
During the first ten days of August Rock Valley Elevators shipped about 40 carloads of grain, more than Doon Alvord Inwood Ireton and Hull combined. The article touts Rock Valley as a thriving trading town with rising livestock sales, railroad support, and potential savings for merchants through a direct door to door service, claiming Rock Valley as “Best Trading Town for Miles Around.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Doon Alvord
Inwood
Ireton
Hull
Rock
Milwaukee Railroad Company MS
Roce Valley
The Nation's Pulse and Moral Call to Faith
The piece argues that moral value rises from aligning with the Church, describing it as the pulse of national righteousness. It links churches to hospitals, colleges, civic groups, and government, urging reform of individual life and vigilance against losing divine guidance before it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Graf
Bride to Be Shower Held On Tuesday
Miss Irene Tuynman, set to wed on the 29th to Gel of Mitchell, S. D., was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. C. J. Schroeder and cohosts Lorraine Balzer Catherine Madeline and Marcella 1. Guests from Cherokee and Chicago attended after a game of bridge, with the bride to be receiving numerous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Schroeder
Lorraine Balzer
Catheri Madeline
Marcella
Irene Tuynman
Saps
Gel
Mitchell
S. D
Frances McSweeney
Kathryn Kearns
Chicago
Torch Bearers Meet at First Reformed Church Basement
The Torch Bearers gathered Tuesday evening in the First Reformed church basement with Cynthia De Zeeuw and Frances Harmelink in charge. Helen Ruth Walhol spoke on A Girl's Responsibility in the Church. Hostesses Coba and Nellie Blankespoor served lunch to twenty five members and guests including Marie Ver Berg Joan Harmelink Cornelia Verdoorn Mrs Bert Vandee Weerd Mrs Aberson Thelma Vander Ploeg and Sylvia Van Zandheszen from Hos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Cynthia de Zeeuw
Frances Harmelink
Helen Ruth Walhol
Cohn
Nellie Blankespoor
Sue Vander Laan
Kate Vander
Coba
Nellie ‘Blankespoor
Marie Ver Berg
Joan Harmelink
Cornelia Verdoorn
Bert Vandee Weerd
Aberson
Thelma Vander Ploeg
Sylvia van Zandheszen
Hos
Dead fish bite leads to finger amputation in Iowa
Roy Shatto of Fostoria Iowa was fishing when a dead bullhead fish punctured his finger with its horn. The wound swelled and became extremely painful. doctors amputated the finger to stop the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shatto
Fostoria
Iowa
Announcement of August party and upcoming marriage
Miss Mary Tuyvnman hosted a Thursday evening gathering to honor Miss Trene Tuynman. Bridge prizes were awarded to Eileen McNamara and Trene Tuynman. An announced engagement to George Lucas of Mitchell SD was revealed, with a wedding planned for August 29 at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tuyvnman
Trene Tuynman
Eileen McNamara
Treneman
Irene Tuynman
George Lucas
Mitchell, S. D
St. Mary’s Tchureh
Doon Township Farm Offer At 3.17 Per Acre Per Year
Kau man Farm promotes 150 acre Lyon County Iowa property half a mile north of Doon with 100 cultivated acres, house, barn and buildings. Purchase for 1700 down and about 476 yearly on bonded terms. Available via Bank at Doon or Marietta Hotel Rock Rapids. August 12 start. write 1204 Register. &Tribune Building Des Moines Iowa. H V Patterson Authorized Rep Etna Life Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon County
Iowa
Doon
Marietta
Rock Rapids
Register. &Tribune
Des Moines
H. V. Patterson
Ietna, Life Insurance Company
Loyal dog defies danger to rescue master at pool
Curt Yocom of Chariton Iowa swam at a local pool when his dog plunged in and pursued him. The devoted animal dragged the drowning man ashore though it caused minor crab bites. Yocom noted the dog cannot enter the water without chasing him in protection from imagined danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Yocom
Chariton
Iowa
Yocom
Toz
Curt
Tadpoles Form Dam in Pine Creek Spillway
Heavy rains raised a lake near Eldora Iowa by six inches. Custodian L F Reed found millions of tadpoles gathered in front of the spillway screen forming a dam that held back the water. Removal returned the lake to normal level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
L. F. Reed
Pine Creek State Park
Fisherman’s Quarrel Sparks Unexpected Fall In
In a brief altercation a fi shing party member claims he tripped and fell, insisting he did not intend to fall in. The other statements suggest the incident stemmed from a casual exchange about fishing. The event remains under review by local authorities.
My Experiences in Russia by Hart Rosdail
A traveler recounts his border troubles entering the U S S R by bicycle via Beloostow with Intourist aid. In Leningrad he navigates Nevsky Prospect, encounters officials, bread runs, and a Finnish guide helps locate a path toward Moscow amid language barriers and scarce bike parts.
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District Court News OF
Sioux County
Henry J. Dekker
Hieming van Voorst
John W. Struble
Pearl E. Struble
Farmers Co-operative Ass’n. of
J. H. Bussanmus
Granville
Towa
W. D. Gibbs
Bank of Granville
R. G. Rodman
W. C. Garberson
Thomas
O’brien
Winnie Whitteker
Wm. Morris
Chas, Aaron
Mary Whitteker
W. Brunskill
First Reformed Church Notes
DOT
Lucus
Owa
Russia
Hart Rosdail
Beloostow
Finland
Belvaston
Intourist
Leningrad
Randle
Tntourist
Moscow
Jacqueline
Nevsky Prospect
Bettter
Nevsky
Vander Meer
RUSK
Vander Meer Rusk
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