Sioux County Schools Open With Strong Turnout
Sioux County Schools marked a large first day with 470 diplomas mailed to graduates from a 620 class. Rev Kawema of the First Reformed delivered the address on America the Land of Opportunity, Tyeton Junior band provided music, and the county board met August 26 to approve district 8 construction plans.
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Sioux County
Stomee
Kawema
Aléan
Choosig
America
Tyeton
County Board of Blucatios
Roung Sup’t
Reform church notes and schedule of services
Rev Douwstra leads an English service at 9 30 A M with the theme We may not covet English Subj Holland service at 2 00 P M with Enying Hold or Mential Sites and Ezra's Return to Jerusalem at 3 30 P M Sabbath School 7 46 P M Young People session Loyal to our Work Harriet De Zeeuw leader Ladies Missionary Society holds a Saturday afternoon mixed sale to support mission work Create in me a clean heart O God and renew a right spirit within me Psalm 51 10
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Reformed Church
R. D. Douwstra
Ladies Missionary Society
Christian Reform Church Rally and Services
Reverend J Gritter invites all to Holland services at 9 30 A M and 2 00 P M with a Lord's Supper and sermon. A Young People talk and church meeting precede a Christian school rally with sports, a donation sale, and canteen. Martha Circle collection tomorrow morning and Monday morning donations welcome. Remember the place City.
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Martha Circle
Ireton Man Killed in Auto Accident
Ed Napel aged about 27 living near Treton on a farm with his parents died after a road crash returning from the Orange City fair. He rode with Gus Engleberg whose Ford roadster smashed into Albert De Rand’s standing car in heavy rain. Napel suffered internal injuries while Engleberg escaped with cuts and bruises.
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Tc Napel
Treton
Orange City
Gus Engleberg
Engleberg
Franke Farm
Albert de Rand
de Rosa
de Rand
Somesault
Engieberg
Tou Napel
de Kaa
Quinn Former Rock Valley Lumberman Dies in Fairmont
M. J. Quinn, a well known Rock Valley businessman in lumber and later in Agona Iowa, died suddenly Monday evening in Fairmont Minnesota where he attended a Rotary club meeting that day. He and his family had resided in Agona for years.
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Quinn
Rock Valley
Fairmont
Minn
Rotary Club
Quinn & Hogan
Agona
Iowa
Lenvas
Hudson Chautauqua Opens With Musical Revue
The Hudson Chautauqua begins Friday evening with a musical revue and runs Friday night, Saturday night, and Sunday afternoon and evening. This year features largely local talent with an outside speaker of note, Magnus Johnson of Minnesota, a former senator, slated as Sunday night speaker. Season tickets are priced at one dollar.
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Hudson Chautauqua
Hudson
Hessig Couple to Mark Golden Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs J J Hessig will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday September 10. They will be at home to friends from 2 30 to 4 30 PM and from 7 00 to 9 60 PM. They cordially welcome friends to their home on this occasion.
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F. J. Hessig
J. J. Hesig
Mrs Johnson and son visit Freeborn guests
Mrs. A C Johnson and her son from Freeborn Minnesota arrived Tuesday evening for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W W Jolson and Mr. and Mrs. F A Large.
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A.C. Johnson
Rock Valley Welcomes Seven New Teachers for School Year
The Rock Valley school district opens Monday with seven new teachers. New staff include Gerrit Vanden Berg as high school principal and Latin History, Harel Swanson mathematics agriculture, Dena Protscholdt home economics, Bernice Witzgevald music, Laonners Roseland seventh grade, plus veterans Mary Norris Blythe Day Mary Rielly and Margaret Smits in various grades. Superintendent May arrived Wednesday to organize the start.
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Rock Valley
Don May
Gerrit Vanden Berg
Sions Center
Tewch Latin
Harel Swanson
Ames
Dena
Margaret Rielly
Mary Oynn
Margaret Smits
East Wins Second Straight Kittenball Game
The East defeated the West 10 to 0 in a Friday kittenball contest. East players Long Hansen Shannon Bendis and Steck led with multiple hits, while Schroeder and Ver Meulen made notable defensive plays. West struggled offensively though Ver Meulen and Dykstra contributed singles. The series showcases strong East performances and growing local interest as the season nears its end.
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East
Long
Stale Seeand
Hansen
Shannon
Conturfleller
Pranik Greiner
Jerry Bandis
Schroeder
Fso
Hanson
Jol Dyktra
Singershai
Will
Malu
H. Vande Weerd
Schemmer
Seriek
West Side
Dr. Schroeder
Doe
John Dykstra
Ver Meulen
Iowa Apple Crop Falls Short of Normal Forecast
State horticulture department estimates a significantly reduced apple crop in Iowa this season. Officials project yields to be about half of the normal crop, signaling a weak harvest for growers and related industries.
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Iowa
State Department of Horticulture
Brothers of Mrs Hayden Die in Dundee Fire
Mr and Mrs Earle Hayden learned Saturday that Mrs Hayden s brothers Albert and Raymond Hullerman died in a Dundee Minnesota elevator fire. An explosion after a gasoline tank ignition caused severe burns to four men. two brothers died soon after. Funeral services were held for Albert and Raymond in Dundee with family in attendance.
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Mya
Earle Hayden
Dundee
Minn
Hayden
Abbert
Raymond Hullerman
Berrai Lake
Maines
Myss Tayden
Mrs. Tayden
Dyndow
Short Local News Items From Munday and Nearby
Miss Bertha Dahl leaves Munday for Seattle to resume duties as a public service lecturer. Her brother Naonan travels to Denver to spend the winter. Mrs Earl Raney and daughter Dorothy of Minneapolis visit Raney's mother in Rock Valley before returning home. Valley Poultry Yards buys poultry and eggs. Homemade bread sold at Bogaard's Cafe after 6 30 P.M.
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Bris
Gearey Brandsma Briday
Missy Bertha Dahl
Munday
Seattle
Washington
Learcher
Naonan
Denver
Colorado
Earl Raney
D@othy
Minneapolis
Mine
Arived
Mes
Raney
B. Frembaop
Lord Clminderlain
Rock Valley
Valley Poultry Yards
Bogaard
Relic Tag Returns to Chariton Family from Battlefields
A World War II battlefield relic surfaces in Chariton Iowa as Tom Lewes son of Mr and Mrs Tom Lewes learns a reunion clue. The lad wore an identification tag during service at Brest and with the 88th Division on the western front. A Kansas City visitor found the tag in 1923 and sent it to Mrs Lewes. A military officer advised returning it to the boy’s mother.
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W. D. Allenday
Chariton
Iowa
Earl Lewes
Tom Lewes
Ancle
Tom
Brest
Navy
88Th
Ford Touring Cars Arrive. Local Notables Share News
John Parkinson received a load of Ford automobiles Monday. The nine touring cars are praised as best value at 850 dollars and can carry five passengers. W. S. Greer opened a new photo studio after completing training at Bissell College of Photography.
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John Parkinson
Ford
W. 5. Greer
Bissell College of Photography
Effaghem
Tiane
W. E. Bathorwick
Lock Valley
Nashua
Sins City
Scanlan
Rock Rapids
C.R. Wood
M.S. Entiv
Manchester
Iowa
Jake Minton
Beatrice
Vera
Caiton
P. d. Huizenga
Nellie Doherty
Alvord
St Clint
Christian Reformed Church
Summmer Cogswell
Seattle
Fifty Years In Business Celebration in Rural Community
Fifty years in business in Columbia Manvion county are commemorated as residents observe a half century. The event features Pella band, speakers Dowell and Osbben, and a Knoxville poet tribute praising Geo May who ran a general shop supplying staples. A Farmers Union meeting is set for September 3 at Schaal house near Rock Valley to discuss union matters.
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Rock Valley
Pareview
Kabrview
Piairview
Moison
Fainden
Ad Rock Valley
Reel Valley
Palleachonl
Crarge W. May
Columbia
Manvion County
Chaneavessman Dowell
Ola Padriavel
TH. O. Osbben
Knoxville
Geo
May
George
Farmers Union Association
Schaal House
Kooistn
Eygryane
Sho
Regann
Farmers Union
Check Artists Make Big Haul In Rock Rapids
Journal notes a scheme in Rock Rapids where artists and businessmen used counterfeit checks. Gail cashed $170 in cheese stores, Seth Town exchanged goods for money, and customers accepted worthless checks, leading to a flow of funds and a resulting loss.
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Rock Rapids
Manoy
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