Li0ux County Court News and Civil Judgments
LiOux County Court News reports multiple civil claims with plaintiffs seeking judgments on notes and indebtedness. Owed amounts include 163.00 on a December 13, 1926 note. 699.50 for Lafayette Hat Company purchases. 402.97 on a note endorsed to plaintiffs. and 691.00 on a dated instrument. Also notes pending foreclosure and potential jury disposition in forthcoming criminal cases. Marriage licenses listed for residents from Hespers, Hull, Sheldon, Boyden, Rock Valley, and Orange City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. W. Lehman
Geo. C. Homan
Plaintifs
Lafayette Hat Company
Alance
Seenk
Bert Seh
J. E. Jangen
Ates & Scholten
Arcich
Balkema
Mary
Ed Koeste
Vander Stowe
Vanden
John DeRoos
Guipe
Avie DeRonos
Hespers
Jennie Oldenkamp
Iowa
John Velgersdok
Hull
Nellie Vande Griend
Andrew van Veldhuizen
Elizabeth Cardt
Sheldon
Marel M. Stientjes
Boyden
Clara Dykstra
Orange City
Towa Winifred Boersma
Hospers
John T. Prins
Sioux Center
Tracy Remmerde
Rock Valley
Christmas Guests At Quinlan Home In Rock Valley
Mrs Tom Quinlan and Glora Barth of Worthing D and Case Whalen of Larchwood spent Christmas at the Quinlan home in Rock Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Quinlan
Glora Barth
Worthing
8. D
Case Whalen
Larchwood
Quinlan
Rock Valley
Sloster Committee Meets With Fringe Health Concerns
A fragmentary item notes the Sloster Committee of the Commercial Club meeting on Tuesday evening. It discusses petitioned duties, expenses, and questions of consumption related to living well, urging balance of sleep, food, exercise, and fresh air for healthier living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Permadino
Christmas visit notes and local obituaries in Lyon county
Fay to spend the holidays as Robert Huie of Colfax Iowa visits his home for Christmas. Families in Cedar 3 peal: Mr. and Mrs. Dischter, and George ard Cehuneil at Cedar Town attend Teachers College. Mrs. Lewis De Boer mourns the death of one month old Christena Lenore. services conducted by Rev J B Geetlings. Funeral for Mrs. John Bunning near Doon includes First Reformed Church service and burial at Valley View Cemetery. she was over sixty four and mother of Mrs. John Klay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dischter
Minn
J. B. Geetlings
John Bunning
Doon
First Reformed
Rock Walk
Valley View
New Year Church Call and Skunk River Levee Plans
The church notes urge reform and faith as a path to a good life, inviting all to attend. Flooding along the Skunk river in Lee county prompts a Mississippi river commission survey for a permanent levee at Green Bay bottoms, estimated around 500000, with Congressman W F Kopp presenting the case in St Louis. A demand for clean corn husks for hot tamales is noted, plus plans to conserve corn by snapping and stripping ears. Old tin and corn husk mattress mentions end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee County
Skunk
Fort Madison
Green Bay Bottoms
Skunk River
W. F. Kopp
St. Louis
Commission
Towa Momey
Local Notes From iRETGN and Vicinity News
Community notes recount visits and travels of residents across Center and nearby townships. Names include Mrs Leslie Anouk, Miss Easter Brown, Rev J Rich Selanidt, Mrs Marie McCrory, and families like Houlton Woolridge Bartlett Brantsen. A fire near CEL Stor Harber claimed a horse, and a baby girl was born to William Richardson in Deepwater Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew _Pereboom
Et Dykshorn
Dorothy Beernick
Center Township
Agnes Benson
Anna Sehiefsen
Mi Danghter
Helen
Orange Fis
Hone College
Wr.Deksparéitsch
Lilian Schmidt
Grand Island
Lihe
J. Rich Selanidt
Marie McCrory
Aly
Barmond Woolridge
Linn Houlton
Fridaie
Houlton
Woolridge
Lesterville
Jack South
Miss Easter Brown
Ames
J. M. Brow
Charlie Irwin
Siow City
William Booth
Mapleton
Als. Karr
Edward
Thompson
Iowa
Nick Walraven
Rock Valley
Dick Feenstra
Feenstra
George Bartlett
Sioux Center
R. VanderSchoff
Duke Duistermars
Ella
LeMars
William Brantsen
Ora Gran
Ttis
Graveling Finished South of Rock Valley
The four miles of gravel road south of Rock Valley were completed on Friday. The graveling crew then moved to Hawarden to undertake additional work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Rock Valle
Hawarden
Christmas Visits Across Platt Township Families
Mr and Mrs Johnson and daughter Inez visited Edwin A Miller family as Christus even ing guests. Edward Deegan and daughter Mildred spent Christmas at Hans Dein home in Ireton. Edwin Miller and daughters Rath and Tyex spent Sunday at Will Serk home. Tank family and others visited F C Dierks tune. Mrs Will Sebaldy visited with her daughter and family, returning to Alberts near Hudson. Numerous relatives shared Christmas greetings and cake. School breaks noted with a festive program at Plain Township Church and various family visits across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Inez
Christus
Edwin A. Miller
Edward Deegan
Mildred
Hans Dein
Ireton
Rath
Tyex
Will Serrk
Johu ‘Tank
Emilie and
Athering
Mary Dachsteiner
Albert Klein
F.C. Dierks
Will Sebaldy
Alberter
Hudson
Dial
Fred Yunker
Verna Yaul Mas Rhief
Arlene Terfeld Hims
Bernard Splear
Will Homann
Wall
Milwautkee
Wein Smith
John Rensehan
Kelpiph
Lawrener
Gerritson
Wenry Winterfeld
Chirisiakes
P. i
Henry Winterfeld
Eanil
Rork Rapidspel
Christe Township
Miss Dorn Roorheel
Plain Township
J. Dachsteiner
Fred Diert
Esther
Reinhart Dier
Arlene
John Tank
Stores Open Friday Night Closed Saturday
The Rock Valley stores will be open Friday night but closed Saturday. The notice cautions shoppers about weekend hours and urges checking local listings for any changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Local Visit Noted From Towa Resident
Sioux JL Pybus Aloud Roberts from Towa arrived Wednesday for a visit with friend Henry xer Wey. They are hosted at the Wear-A-Well Mula home near Yer-Ge Weshee, near Bred Tidhis. The Nock Valley family has lived there for several generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pybus
Aloud Roberts
Towa
Foy
Henry Xer Wey
Yer- Ge Weshee
Semiannual tribal payment to Sac and Fox on Tama reserve
Dr. Jacob Breid, superintendent, and GOSs Indian Agent oversaw a semiannual payment to Sac and Fox Indians on the Tama reservation. Of 385 enrolled, 253 received funds while 132 had previously withdrawn their shares. Total disbursed was $4445.12, with a per capita amount indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Breid
Goss
Tama Reservation
Annual meeting notes on fairs and ages of Ottumwa official
The report recalls the annual Lit meeting and notes fairs across districts, with Cresten, Lordner, and Holstein organizing events. It cites Ottumwa and an Internal Revenue Service attaché under President Cleveland, who bears about 400 lead fragments from gunshot injuries, yet remains active at age around 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresten
Lordner
Holstein
Sant Wirkpatrick
Ottumwa
Internal Revenue
Cleveland
South
Piee
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lioux
Seenberness
Commercial Club
Milwauskee
Valley J A
Y Hale
Fay
Robert Huie
Colfax
the State Bank of
P. D. van Boosterhout
Pres
C. A. Walhof
C. Rozeboom
F. J. Pylman
Asst. Cashier
M. E. Churgsh
Notes
Christ
Lyman
Iretgn and Vicinity News
Robert Stiloln
Nehiey Itict
Pitis
Quendixsen
Leslie Anouk
Mos
Lonise
Veenwst
Rey
Mes
Vvif Tulfer
Wiliam Richardson
Deepwater, Mo
Plato
Martha Gaver
Plate Township
Plorence Miller
Garfield
Carrence Schommer
Kenneth Frits
Antaed
Deil Rapids
Tidhis
Nock Valley
First National ‘Bank
Rock Valley, Iowa
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