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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1936

Page

4

America Legion Auxiliary Meeting Promotes Poppy Posters

The America Legion Auxiliary met January 9 with large attendance. Mrs. Euda Barnard was named Poppy Poster chairman to engage schoolchildren in poster making with cash prizes. Mrs. Dixon's topic on parliamentary law will be discussed next meeting by local attorneys. Afterward, members were hosted by Messrs Degen, Dierks and Miller. visitors Dick Van Ravenhorst and Mr and Mrs Jake Alders and daughters Jo hanna Pearl and Henrietta from Hollandale were guests in local homes.

America Legion Auxiliary Euda Barnard Dixon Messers Degen Dick van Ravenhorst Jake Alders Johanna Pearl Henrietta Hollandale, Minn Art van Ravenhorst Jake de Koning

Sunny Servants 4-H Club Elects Officers in January Meeting

The Sunny Servants 4-H club held its first meeting at the Evelyn Wood home on Saturday January 11 with seven members present. Officers elected were Ruth Milles president Mildred Clarey vice president Marthe Ranschau secretary treasurer Marian Strabbe news reporter. Members listed include Nilred Clarey Ruth and Inez Miller Inez Johnson Elsie Lange Martha Ranschau and Marian Strubbe. The group planned projects in food preservation nutrition Gi nor projects music study family music and nature study and set a February 8 meeting at the Fasher Dierks home at 1 30 p.m with Ruth and Florence Miller assisting hostesses. The note extends welcome to new girls wishing to join.

Sunny Servants Evelyn Wood Florence Miller Ruth Milles Mildred Clarey Marthe Ranschau Sec.treas Marian Strabbe Nildred Clarey Ruth Inez Miller Inez Johnson Elsie Lange Martha Ranschau

Monday luncheon at Warren hotel notes and trials ahead

The usual business men's luncheon at the Warren hotel drew thirteen attendees including Walter Hynes who spoke on natural gas, while Sioux City trips and a January 23 district court trial for O'Connor loom. Roads stay slippery, a Van Viiet car incident occurred, and a rare full payment of a prior bank loan was reported. The piece also touches on the AAA’s demise, farmer rights, Hauptmann’s death penalty case, Drake estate releases, and soldiers' bonuses.

Warren Hotel Bill Bogart Sioux City Sally Schemmer Bill Hansen Walter Hynes O’connor Woodbury County E. van Ginkel State Bank of Rock Valley van Ginkel Thomas

Literary Circle Meets Again At Le Mars Center

Mrs. Lawnson hosted the Literary Circle last Friday with a program on Settlers from the British Isles by Mrs. Kosters, a review of At 33 by Eva Le Gallinne, reading The Swan by Mrs. Grossenburg, and a Rosters discussion on settlements around Le Mars and Sioux Center. Only sixteen of thirty-seven members attended, as Mrs. Rosters led a talk recalling Close brothers land purchases and memories of H. Roorda Jr.

Close Brothers H. Roorda, Jr

Men’s League Meet at First Reformed Church Basement

The Men’s League of the First Reformed Church gathered in the church basement for a Monday night meeting. The program featured the men’s quartet songs, two church readings by C Scheffer, a talk by C A Warhof, and musical numbers by Rev Muyskems of Mattock who sang two songs and played two renditions on a musical saw with Miss Henrietta Sueller at the piano. A pot luck lunch followed.

Men’s League The First Reformed Church C. Scheffer C. A. Warhof

Schroeder and Hegg Physicians in Rock Valley

Dr. C. J. Schroeder and Dr. L. R. Hegg, physicians and surgeons in Rock Valley Iowa, list office hours from 9 to 12 and contact numbers for office and residence. The snippet provides names and contact details but lacks broader context or a narrative.

L. R. Hegg

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