Local Team Loses Another Game 9 1
The local Ball Clas lost to the Khoraker Collegians at Cherokee Sunday by the sound of 9 to 1. Valley collected off Dowdney. Fister hit a triple in the fourth, Scanlan singled in the fifth. Speck was hit by a pitched ball in the eighth and advanced to second on Widegirald's single. Cherokee gathered thirteen hits and scored five in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khoraker Collegians
Cherokee
K Valley
Dowdney
Fister
Scanlan
Widegirald
A. Behlefeldt
Joe Loty
Severe hail storm hits Canton area crops and windows
A Sunday morning hail storm named Etwin, moving southeast, damaged crops near Canton, Hudson, and Treton. Corn losses were heavy in Snany folds with a ten mile wide swath. Trotan area suffered worst, while other regions saw lighter damage. A second storm affected Rock Rapids with wind and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Hudson and
Treton
Trotan
Sermy
Rock, Rapids
Local notes and arrivals from the Betis Elevator region
Garees Veldboow arrives with stock to Milwaukee while Mrs E J Minard visits her daughter. W C Bryant returns to Hartley for the week. Miss Hepa Nietvenhuis visits friends in Sos yess. Mapleres Hotel management to receive the honor of Miss Vara Skew. Residents and guests include Dr A Williams and Mrs H M Hanily. Lightning strikes kill cattle. Frances Mills of Spencer visits Mitchell. C J Tuk and family depart for Lake Okoboji. Miss Garvie Riles takes charge of The Culinary in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garees Veldboow
Betis
Milwaukee
E. J. Minard
Pies
W. C. Bryant
al Hartley
Hepa Nietvenhuis
Sosyess
Min
A. Roelofs
Mapleres Hotel
H. M. Hanily
Sanday
Solon
Larchwood
Bridget Drembgen
T. Reilly
Frances. Mills
Spencer
Mitchell S. C
E. N. P. Melacan
C. J. Tuk
Lake Okoboji
Garvie Riles
Dn Warren
Sammeg
Pageant of Hawarden Draws Rock Valley Residents
The Pageant of Hawarden drew about 260 local participants in a show by the Hawarden Chamber of Commerce. It presented Sioux County history from native tribes through white settlement and county formation to World War I and American entry, with music by the Orange City Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Rock Valley
Sioux County
Caliope
Drangenby
America
France
Orage Gily
Painting City Water Tank In Rock Valley
A crew began Monday morning painting the city water tank. Bil McGuire holds the contract after a council mapping vote. The top will be white with Rock Valley painted on it to aid travelers by plane and car. The booster club plans to add electric sighting atop the tower after painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil McGuire
Council
Rock Valley
Spring
Hock Valley
Egyee Dapat
Local News Briefs Mention Mrs Leiterman Visits and School News
Mrs Lawrence Leiterman from Pukwaina visits with her mother Mrs Prembgan Sheene and Mrs John Leiterman as they travel to Waterloo. Band arts start Wednesday at 8:30. A pocket book with valuables is lost and a reward offered. Miss Anette Dethwers visits the fore park and leaves for Chicago. Miss Bertha Van Eldik returns from Cass Guy Med teaching. Mr and Mrs Beenen with daughter Betty visit relatives in Renwick. Beenen is daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Heisig. Wanted: one or two steady washings. Mrs Geo Van Dyke quarter block north of Public School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leiterman
Pukwaina
Aime Yaestley
Prembgan Sheene
John Leiterman
Waterloo
Eward Fort
Bee Office
Misa Anette Dethwers
Hill
Steve Vander
Chicago
Bertha van ‘Eldik
Med
Beenen
Betty
Renwick
Town
Airs Beenen
Airs
M. J
Rock Valley School Opens September 3
Rock Valley School opens fall term on September 8 amid renovations led by Custodian Davisson. The faculty remains largely intact with two changes: Miss Blythe Day replaces Mr Utterback as Music and Miss Grace Reynolds fills in for Miss Madison. Principal Lorne W Sundie and staff emphasize a strong, steady year with an emphasis on a higher quality education and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Davisson
Utterback
Leneoe, DL
Miss Madison
Uterback
Blythe Day
Morningsine College
Fort Dodge Commercial School
Yeans
Guace Reynolds
Bloorfield
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Boston
Columbia
Lorne W. Sundie
Huis
Pricipal
Mavie Norris
Tagush
Grace Reynolds
Iowa
National Congress Sends Worker to Iowa for PTA Effort
Mrs Hawkins, president of the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers, reports a message from Gh Marrs, president of the National Congress of Teachers, that Mrs ty W Rawdllett, National Rural Organizer, will visit Iowa in September and October. Mrs Kandlelt will organize County Councils across districts with Agnes Sarmieson as Public Instruction superintendent, guiding affiliate methods and meetings statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Iowa
B. €. Hawkins
Iowa Cong
Gh. Marrs
National Congress of Teachers
Tusstrelinn
Agnes Sarmieson
Nations
Local News Briefs From Valley area Events
A string of short items notes births, visits, and travels across Rock Valley and nearby towns. Families such as the Vander Kop, Aurit, Oldeykamp and Heisig are mentioned with relatives visiting Sioux City, Detroit, and Rapid City. Trips include a group planning a monthlong western tour from Hall to Yellow Stone Park and a Ladies Mission auction in City Park on August 30 at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Steve Vander Kop
Aes
Aurit
Bleanne
Ars
Joe Aurit
Ladies Mission Society of the Hirst Reformed Church
City Park
Lydia Smith
Sioux City
Tock Valley
Orange Cit
Orange Cit , ‘Mr. and Mes
Will Russeb
Grange City
A.vander Bok Dane
B DeVries
Grear Grand Rapids
Mich
Julia Oldeykamp
Hazel Heisig
Detroit
J. Helsis
Mary McCarty
Ben
Rev
Abs. Fock
Ohio
Minabeth Coleminder
Rock Valley
John Rader
Orange City
Gevit van
A. Vanier Bok
Stefla Meisig
Caspar
Erwin Johns
Ames
Iowa
Wnh
A. Roelofs
Colorado
iMars
Tolmis
Roelofs
de Tones
Tittle
Winner
Grosseonburg
Mor
Mus
John Guessenbure
W.J. Kooiman
Fred de Jong
B. J. Siier
N. de Jong
Hall
Yellowstone Park
Washington
California
Schmidt Family Reunion Draws Relatives From Four States
The Schmidt family held a reunion at Sherman Park Lions Falls August 8 with eighty relatives and eight guests. Attendees represented South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and included numerous extended family members from predominately Midwest towns and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherminn Park
Lions Falls
Abtondoned
Soath
Makota
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
House Built Before the Civil War Stands Near New Providence
A timber-framed farmhouse near New Providence remains sturdy though built in early times. The native lumber structure uses hand Hewn timbers and walnut siding from a nearby saw mill along Town River. It is presently occupied by R Marlin, a son of the original pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Providence
N.S. Mertin Lunvastead
Said
R. Marlin
Bantam Hen Mothers Baby Quail near Hawkeye
Rogera of Hawkeye Pays ette county describes a brandy bar team pressed to care for orphaned quail. Two weeks ago Vine Carl Bacckenhener found the quail after a mother hen was injured by a sly animal. Carl took them to Miss Smith who tended the brood from the CLAL Sanson flock until they could forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogera
Hawkeye
Paysette County
Carl Bacckenhener
Stuer
Carl
Misa Smith
Clal Sanson
Ireton and Vicinity Storm Destroys Windows and Crops
A Sunday storm in the Ireton area caused extensive crop damage including corn losses and fruit destruction. Large windows shattered at key buildings and the Start Buildtuse and Odd Fellows Hall suffered heavy pane damage. Elevators reported widespread window replacements as residents rushed to secure glass supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Ireton Girl Married in August Wedding at Batelline Farm
Mary Noon of Ireton wed Reynold Jensen of Tyler Minnesota in a ceremony at Batelline D. Aug 1. The bride, lifelong Ireton resident, plans a happy home with her chosen husband. The groom, employed with Christianson Read Transportation, has spent two seasons in coven. They will reside on the groom’s father’s farm in Pony, Minnesota. Week-end guests and relatives from Corsica South Dakota, Farmington South Dakota, Wenfield Iowa, Chicago and other towns attended or were listed as visitors during the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Noon
Iveton
Ty Me Reynold Jensen
I Yler
Minn
Art
Frak Noort
Batelline
Wedhienlay
Inoton
Sid
Reform Church Notes Service Schedule and Topics
Rev R. Donwstra presides at 9 30 service with The Assurance of Rest. At 2 00 Bolland leads Parable of Thy River Pool. 3 40 Sabbath School Subj Pantina Roman Prison. PM Young People Society topic What the World Owes to Religion Leaders Herman Vandler well tender. Whose despiseth the word shall he destroyed Prov 13 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Donwstra
M. Bolland
Bolland
Riel Pool
P.M
Salbath
Sphonl
Pantina Roman
Young Peoples Society
Herman Vandler
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State Bank of
P. D. van Oosterhout
A. Walhof
Rozeboom
Pylman
Farmers Elevator
Schmidt Family
Rand Mre. Blu
Meuerheim
An OW
Witttock and
Daugher
Mya. Hoiten
Srs
A. WittYock
Som
Marquardt
A. Addy
Mes
Chris Schmidt
Mra
A. Kenniwisda
Tf. Gosh
Ounistata
BE. Pewerhelm
Monyer
Mary Sei Ty
Chris Serek
Famity
Wm. Serek
A. Miller
Wm. Miller
Hudsin Pr
Stoltenbine
Lowa
Bfes
Herm Schmidt
Hovey Stehmidt
Towa
Meg
Hernan Schmidt
Mardwik
Chris Smith
Ralph Smith
Racine
Wisconsiny
Freenericksen
Wri Gaden
Wills
TY. Frederinkvon
Sioux
Canistota
R. Mundt
Bliss
D. Henry Ver Muelen
Ireton and Vicinity News
Ireten
Guinga
Ireton
Otto Tomelle
Dex
Chigaga
Mas
J. Mead
Ilunyls Lerdoyee
Tetianco, & D
Otto Teavelle
Tenrietti
Tonya John Polar
Rontina
Bergswel
Alowne
No Uncle
Firvoir
Congnd
Montana
Ray Ee
First National Bank
Rock Valley, Iowa
Ron
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