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A local column hints at a letter from an unsigned teen and its content on a debated issue. The note praises the writing in parts and references a long-standing policy that prevents printing it.
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1969
Page
3
A local column hints at a letter from an unsigned teen and its content on a debated issue. The note praises the writing in parts and references a long-standing policy that prevents printing it.
Johannes A. Hoogendoorn 59 of Rock Valley died Tuesday after a three week illness. Funeral Friday at Porter Funeral Home with Rev. John Van Zweden officiating. Burial in Valley View Cemetery. Born January 12 1930 in The Netherlands he came to the U S at five. Survived by widow two daughters four sons sixteen grandchildren and many relatives.
Mr and Mis Peterson of Havelock announce the engagement of their daughter Roxy to Joan Riessen son of Mr and Mrs John C Riesén of Rock Valley. Roxy is a 1966 graduate of Havelock Plover Community School and a senior student at Morningside College Sioux City studying music and education. Riessen is a 1965 Rock Valley High School graduate now at University of Nebraska Lincoln pursuing a master's in German. Wedding planned June 29.
Dave Van Abbema of Rock Valley joins the Central College A Cappella Choir on a regional tour. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Sam Van Abbema.
A catalog of titles includes Rod McKuen volumes such as Twelve Years of Christmas and Listen to the Warm, along with works by Elizabeth M Gregg and Janet Stevenson. Additions cover kid and young adult fiction, non fiction, and reference guides from authors like Ian Fleming and Dr. Seuss.
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