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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1935

Page

2

Santa arrival planned at Public Square Christmas event

At breakfast George notes the weather as rain and wind but Santa Claus will visit Saturday afternoon at four o'clock in the Public Square beside the flagpole. The American Legion conveys the Santa message and a Bill Bogart free show precedes his arrival. The Warren hotel hosts a well-attended business luncheon with roast beef and cherry pie.

Santa Claus American Legion Santa Bill Bogart Warren Hotel Jane Withers Jackie Sears Rock Valley

Townsman Notes On Social Security And Holidays

A reader letter discusses the social security law, noting eight employees required for payroll taxes and potential confusion. It critiques the law as a two year benefit and foresees lawyers needed for interpretation while urging continued work and early Christmas shopping. A folk tale of a loyal collie Lad awaits Fay Eggleston’s return, and editorial thoughts segue to the Townsend pension plan as a critique of national policy.

Sam

Community Birthday Celebrations Near Hudson and Area

Mr and Mrs Melvin Tarrell and families joined Art Miller near Hudson for a birthday celebration last Thursday. Emil Engelbrecht, Mrs Jake Dekoning and others helped celebrate a birthday anniversary Sunday evening. The Moellers hosted visitors and a family dinner included Bir and Mrs Hans Moeller. Edwin Miller tended an infected finger while Charles P Moeller and son visited Herman Dierks. Celia Thomas, visiting relatives in Sioux City, returned Thursday evening.

Plato Township Melvin Tarrell Art Miller Hudson Emil Engelbrecht Edward Degen Art van Ravjeshorst Melvin Varrel Cecil Thomas Fred Dierks Jake de ‘Koning Bir Mars Hans Moeller Charles P. Moeller Edwin Miller Herman Dierks Ceti Thomas Sioux City Rae

Souvenir Money Order From 1906 Returned to Heirs

Frank E Foster of Iowa Falls sought a 1906 souvenir money order worth 25 cents issued to W E Welden. Welden received the aged yellow money order dated in 1906, marking a government issued novelty. Foster bought it as a souvenir and, after finding it again, decided Welden should have the fifty year old note.

Frank E.fosters Iowa Falls Iowa Sam W. E. Welden Welden Foster

World Does Change How通信 and transport changed over his life

AM Murphy of Little Rock received a London Daily Mail dated November 2 on November 10, after a voyage of ten days by sea and land or air. The article notes 1871 emigration of Mr and Mrs Wheatley from England to Canada, a journey of 14 days by water followed by a long land trek.

AM. Murphy Little Rock London Daily Mail Mrs. Wheatley Canada England

Corn thief targets Iowa farmer's crib twice in a week

Rudy Niebes, a farmer near Keystone Iowa, reports two thefts of corn from his crib in one week. About 150 bushels were taken each incident from a field a mile from his house despite a new iron gate and lock, as the gate was later lifted and the chain slipped off.

Rudy Niebes Keystone Iowa Niebes

Newell, Iowa Doctor Moves House to Farm by Route

Dr. Foley has purchased a house formerly owned by Miss Nell Herrick and is moving it from town to his farm five miles southwest of Neswell. The house will be cut into two sections to traverse several bridges on the overland route, with the Ralph Calderman family occupying the farm.

der. F.C. Toley Newell Towa Dr. Foley Nell Herrick Neswell Ralph Calderman

First earthquake policy issued for Jefferson property

Earthquake insurance debuts on Towa property with J. L. Wilson writing the first policy. The Jefferson building owned by a California man and occupied by a clothing firm carries a five year term at a premium of nineteen dollars.

Towa J. L. Wilson Jefferson California Fim

All A Joke About a Needle Prank In Shel don

Little Betty Schutz of Sheldon caused alarm by reporting a swallowed needle. X rays failed to locate it until she admitted she placed it in a pillow not in her mouth. The needle was recovered and relief followed.

Betty Schutz Matt Schutz Sheldon

Husky Robbers Hit Ottuma Club In 400-Pound Safe Theft

A pair of former piano movers robbed a Ottumma Iowa night club, loading a 400 pound safe into a truck and taking it away. The safe reportedly contained about $800 in cash and a collection of old jewelry and coins.

Ottumma Iowa

Smart burglars miss big tax penny haul at Waterloo store

Burglars at a Waterloo grocery store cracked the cash drawer and grabbed about seven pennies. A milk bottle with $6 in sales tax pennies sat nearby, untouched, likely due to a misread clue and a lucky miss for the store.

Waterloo Iowa Thelves

Shower Honoring Mrs. Thomas Kooima at Harmelink Home

Miss Margaret Visser and Miss Bertha Van Boeyen hosted a miscellaneous shower at the John Harmelik home Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Thomas Kooima formerly Miss Frances Harmelink. About thirty guests attended and presented useful gifts to the surprised honoree.

Margaret Visser Bertha van Boeyen Thomas Kooima John Harmelik

Fatal Tea Party on Boone River Claimed Fish

Fishermen along the Boone River near Goldfield Iowa reported dead fish tied to a mysterious event described as a tea party RB W Skinner a sportsman reported the find to the conservation commission Biologist W W Aitken examined samples and found tree leaves washed into the river forming tannic tea poisonous to fish Heavy rains later washed the leaves away and the scene returned to normal

Boone River Goldfield Iowa RB. W. Skinner State Conservation Commission W. W. Aitken

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Rock Valley Bee A. L. Halstead J. A. Gartland Min George Geo Hein Kosters Red Farm Oakley Lad Fay Eggleston Mr. Higgleston Christmas Land-O-Lakes Merry Christmas W. C. Kociman Stores Bride D. &. Rass Akron L. R. Hegg C. E. Hawarden Cleaners Orpheum Theater Ken Maynard Fargo Express Sally Eilers Chester Morris SUN TUE Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper Oshaughnessy’s Boy Henry Fonda Rochelle Hudson Christmas Bay Gerrit van Surksum Rock Valley Lumber Co Oscar Czepull Herman van Eldik E. R. Scanlan the Fair Store H. Stehrenberg, Prop
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