Mudda touch and stage fair inspired venting
A reader vent notes frustration with seemingly failed programs and a muddled mix of pop culture references. The message compares current efforts against poverty and delinquency to a character in Stage Fair, expresses cold weather discomfort, and an intent to protest or escape. It references strangers and a potential confrontation with a political embassy.
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Midas
Embassy
Local health and hospital notices from Sioux Center area
Reports indicate Peter Wielenga recovers at home after recent heart attacks with friends' visits noted. Anne Vossberg was admitted to a local hospital. Duane Van Grogtheest, son of Albert, was admitted to Sioux Center hospital and discharged December 9. John Overweg transported to Iowa City hospital on December 7. A woman named LeMars was at home last Tuesday. Mrs Miller of Corre tlonville hosts Roorda family visit. Mrs Tom Verdoorn stays with daughter and son-in-law near Hudson after surgery December 2 at Sioux Valley hospital Sioux Falls.
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Duane
Grogtheest
Albert
Sioux Center Hospital
LeMars
Miller
Corretlonville
Roorda
Tom Verdoorn
James Rols
Hudson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Sioux Falls
Funeral Services Held for Edward Mellema in Rock Valley
Funeral services were held Monday at the First Christian Reformed Church in Rock Valley for Edward A Mellema 23 a Rock Valley graduate assistant in the English department at the University of South Dakota found dead from a self-inflicted gutshot wound in Vermillion on December 9 The Rev Gysbert Rozenboom officiated and burial followed at Hope Cemetery Hull Porter Funeral Home handled arrangements Mellema was born May 23 1942 in Hull and married Judith DeVries June 2 1984 in New Holland
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First Christian Reformed Church
Rock Valley
Edward A. Mellema
University of South Dakota
Mr Mellema
Hull
Judith de Vrieg
New Holland
Story of a House Member of the Air National Guard
Survivors include the widow and his pallbearers named Mr and Mrs Pallbearers were Jerry Ver Meer Vinecht De fuigter Maurice Blankenspoor Harvey Viss cher Dennis Rynders and Har
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The
Air National Guard
Bareris
Jerry Ver Meer
Vinecht de Fuigter
Maurice Blankenspoor
Harvey Visscher
Dennis Rynders
Har
Rock Valley Public School Musicians Set Christmas Concert
Rock Valley public school musicians prepare a Monday evening program at 7 30 in the school gym. The annual concert features vocal sacred music with a short medley of Christmas songs played by an instrumental quintet. Performers include mixed chorus seventh grade and various vocal groups with soloists Judy Vogelzang and Clair Mulder.
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Rock Valley
7Th Grace
Santa visits Rock Valley with free lunch and candy event
Rock Valley plans a festive weekend: free coffee and nuts at four cafes Friday evening, Santa arrives Saturday with candy sacks at 3 pm behind Town Hall, and a free movie at the Orpheum at 1 and 3 pm. Local merchants offer late hours and holiday deals.
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Santa
Rock Valley
Xore
Ray’s Cafe
Valley-Lakes Cafe
Red Rock
Santa Claus
Res
John 2 Smith
Clayton Srend
Orpheum
McHale's Navy
Our Savior's Lutheran Church Congregational Meeting Held
Our Savior's Lutheran church held its annual congregational meeting Monday evening December 13 under Osborn Linboe. The 1966 budget was approved and officers were elected including Bradley Bauman chair, Walter Tyarn Ties secretary, Clayton Arend treasurer, and others. The star atop the Farmers Elevator, dark since 1958, was relit through the efforts of Marlo Bahnson Willie Jorker and Clarence Hoefert.
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Marlo Bahnson
Willie Jorker
Clarence Hoefert
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Osborn Linboe
Chris
Ranschau
Bradley Bauman
Walt Tyarnties
Clayton Arend
Stanley Negeard
Walter Moore Sr
Benard Gayer
Alvin Miller
Don Miller
Frite Kock
Charles Wynia
Harry Buma
Kenneth Plueger
Christmas Home Lighting Contest Faces Entry Shortfall
Sponsors Gene Bunch and Walt Warntjes plead for entrants as the Christmas lighting contest struggles this year. Prizes total 50 dollars with 20 for first, 10 for second, 10 for third, and 5 each for fourth and fifth. Judging Saturday night from 7 to 10 focuses 30 on artistic merit 20 on originality 30 on lighting techniques 20 on ingenuity.
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Gene Bunch
Walt Warntjes
Weather time entry and prize call urged to residents
A brief notice invites readers to enter a contest with prize money soon and directs them to contact Mrs Gene Baneh or Mrs Walt Warntjes for details and entry placement.
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Gene Baneh
Walt Warntjes’ Ang
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