Canova faces damage suit after alleged hammer attack
Sioux County district court actions include Carl Canova of Hawarden named in a damage suit by Frank De Vries for injuries in December 1935 when De Vries claims Canova assaulted him with a hammer at the Canova residence. The docket also notes pardoned bank robberies, judgments, guardianship matters, and several marriage licenses across Hull, Maurice, Orange City, Le Mars, Alton, Rock Rapids, and Sioux Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Canova
Hawarden
Frank de Vries
de Vries
Canova Place
Canova
Geo. W. Price
William Cash
Orange City
Sherif Hugo Synhorst
Cash
Price
Gcourt
le Mars
Yeaman & Yeaman
Sioux City
R. G. Redman
Madison
Plymouth
John Colenbrauder
Hull
Goldie Geberdine Kuiken
Maurice Peter J. Vis
Minnie Lorretta Horn
Elestinus Wolf
Mercedes Probst
Alton
Yhnnie Peters
Ashton
Lucille Patton
Rock Rapids
New Steines
Webster City
Gertrude Lyzen
Ohn Arend Smuchtenberg
Sadie van Peursem
Vincent Smith
Alvord
Ada Haas
Rock Valley
Death of Carl Pricksot Shocks Rock Valley Community
Carl Pricksot died suddenly Monday evening around ten due to heart failure. He was born in Germany and would have been forty two next May, came to the U.S. at sixteen, and lived near Rock Valley. Survived by Dorothy Moeller, his wife since February 17, 1920, and two sons Harvey and Harold, plus other relatives. Funeral at home Thursday at 1 PM and 2 PM at Peace Lutheran Church with Rev. Graf officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pricksot
Rock Valley
Mr. Pricksot
Germany
Dorothy Moeller
Harvey
Harold
Bogaard Poni pneumonia takes Neal Bogaard's father in Orange City
Neal Bogaard of Rock Valley mourns as H B Bogaard dies in Orange City early Saturday of pneumonia. Born in Pella Town he would have turned 77 next March 15. Survived by widow and nine children. Funeral at First Reformed Church Orange City Monday afternoon with Rev Colenbrander officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Bogaard
H. B. Bogaard
Rock Valley
Orange City
Mr. Bogaard
Pella
First Reformed Church
Colenbrander
Free freight delivery and pickup at Milwaukee station
Free freight delivery and pick up for freight shipments in less than carload lots was inaugurated at the local Milwaukee station Monday Jan 20 as had been previously announced. Those who desire to do their own hauling are allowed a reduction of five cents per hundred pounds according to the agreement. Although this arrangement adds to the work at the depot it is a great convenience to patrons of the road and is thoroughly appreciated by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Public School Notes Highlight Band Plans and Play
The second semester started with schedule changes causing junior and senior students to juggle five subjects and activities. Large algebra and civics enrollments strain classes while three vocal groups prepare for a music contest and the band adds members and books. A junior class presentation of Sally Lou screens February 6 and 7 at the Opera House. Miss Shepherd from the State Teachers College Extension Division observed and assisted first three grades, aiding county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz
Sally Lou
Opera House
Shepherd
Lextension
State Teachers’ College
First Grade Honors for Perfect Attendance in First Semester
Those who were neither absent nor tardy for the first semester are Leon ard Ver Mutm, Betty De Young, and Gloria Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ver Mutm
Betty de Young
Gloria Swanson
Students shine in first semester spelling awards
Second grader Eugene Vander Well achieved perfect spelling lessons every week of the first semester. Arlene Van Beek followed close, missing only once and earning six ten gold stars. Phyllis Calsbeek David Henderson Bobby Potts Raymond Schutz and Conrad Ver Malm were neither absent nor tardy during the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Vander Well
Arlene van Beek
Phyllis Calsbeek
David Henderson
Bobby Potts
Raymond Schutz
Conrad Ver Malm
Perfect Attendance and Spelling Honors Listed for Third Grade
Third grade honors include perfect attendance for Martin Ver Mulm, John Bauman, Frances Clare Doherty, Lillie Steck, and Shirley Calsbeek. Bertha Ver Wey earned perfect spelling for the semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ver Mulm
John Bauman
Frances Clare Doherty
Lillie Steck
Shirley Calsbeek
Bertha Ver Wey
Fourth Grade List Notes Attendance and Averages
The document lists several pupils including Dykstra Christine Eggel ston Marian Hemmingson ElDora Kersbergen Mary Long Louise Van Boeyven Frances Ver Mulm Bobby Balzer Jimmie Davisson Billie Kersbergen Connie Ver Mulm as neither absent nor tardy during the first semester. It also notes that Christine Eggleston Mary Long and Billie Rozeboom had an average of B or above in each first semester subject.
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Tenn
Dykstra
Christine Eggelston
Marian Hemmingson
ElDora Kersbergen
Mary Long
Louise van Boeyven
Frances Ver Mulm
Bobby Balzer
Jimmie Davisson
Billie Kersbergen
Connie Ver Mulm
Christine Eggleston
Billie Rozeboom
Fifth Grade Divides for St Valentine Games Planning
The fifth grade splits into two groups to raise spelling averages over four weeks. The duo with the higher average earns the right to plan activities forSt Valentine’s Day.
First Sem Arithmetic Drill Honor Roll List
Sixth grade names in Monday drill include George Harmelink Donald Kersbergen Gerard Calsheek Viva Beumer Angeline De Graaff Delores Achatz and Tillie Van Dyke. Perfect attendance first semester goes to Gerard Calsheek Vernon Helt Donald Kersbergen Guy Potts Charles Vande Stouwe Delores Achatz Angleine De Graaff and Agnes De Young.
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George Harmelink
Donald Kersbergen
Gerard Calsheek
Viva Beumer
Angeline de Graaff
Delorest Achatz
Tillie van Dyke
Vernon Helt
Guy Potts
Charles Vande Stouwe
Delores Achatz
Angleine DeGraaff
Agnes de Young
Seventh and Eighth Grades Perfect Attendance Names
Seventeenth and eighth graders achieving perfect attendance in the first semester include Bart Beresma Anna Van Boeven Vice Van Folland Atothor Achatz Wilhelmina Carrelson Lora Lehman Viola Schutz Berneth Siewonsma.
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Pris
Bart Beresma
Anna van Boeven
Vice van Folland
Atothor ‘Achatz
Wilhelmina Carrelson
Lora Lehman
Viola “ Schutz
Bérneith
Siewonsma
Pupils Eighteen Receive High Scores in Arithmetic Drill
Everdefa Van Dyke Lucille Var Geest and Marian Wissink led a class as pupils earning a rating of 9 in the latest arithmetic drill. The list includes Earl Bergsma Melvin Den Hartog Clay Jan Sellouten Wilma Calsbeek Trene Kershbergen Simon De Jong Wallace Schonién George Van Beek Jeanette Den Hartog Viola Schutz Evredena an Dyke Mee Henninefeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everdefa ‘van Dyke
Lucille Var Geest
Marian Wissink
Earl Bergsma
Melvin den Hartog
Clay
Jan Sellouten
Wilma Calsbeek
Trene Kershbergen
Simon de Jong
Wallace Schonién
George van Beek
Jeanette den Hartog
Viola Schutz
Evredena ¥An Dyke
Mee Henninefeld
Peace Lutheran Church Plato Sunday Services
Peace Lutheran Church Plato invites strangers to attend Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and English divine service at 11:00 a.m. Pastor J J Graf leads. gospel message offered for all seeking salvation for their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Graf
First Reformed Church Missionary Meeting Led by Miss Vander Well
Reverend J Aberson invites members to the weekly prayer meeting and announces the first missionary meeting of the year at 7 45 PM led by Miss Kate Vander Well. Attendees are urged to come prepared to support the mission cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aberson
M. Des Menschen Verlos
C. EB. Society
Kate Vander
Community Oil Company Holds Annual Meeting
Community Oil Company of Rock Valley held its annual meeting in the Opera House on Monday afternoon with good attendance. Officers elected were PF T McGill president Fred Miller vice president Ebner Miller assistant and E C Suter secretary, plus Cullinan Sr William Gayer Fred Jas Thomas and Fred Koch as directors. A 10 percent dividend was declared and will be paid to stockholders in proportion to their purchases of gasoline and oil products.
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Community Oil Company of
Rock Valley
Opera House
PF. T. McGill
Fred Miller
Ebner Miller
Asii
E. C. Suter
and .Cullinan, Sr
Wm. Gayer
Fred
Jas. Thomas
Fred Koch
Surprise Shower for Nellie Ver Burg Way
A cheerful surprise shower for Miss Nellie Ver Burg was held at her home with thirty friends offering best wishes and gifts for the future bride. She will wed William Verner of Hull in February. hostesses included Miss Henretta Sneller Nellie Blankespoor Edna Dykstra and Mrs Otto Stegenga.
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Nellie
Burg
Ver Burg
Wm. Verner
Hull
Iike
Henretta Sneller
Nellie Blankespoor
Edna Dykstra
Otto Stegenga
Milk Campaign Aids School Children With Milk
The underweight milk program at the Public school, sponsored by Wa-Tan-Ye club and funded by the Christmas Seal sale, serves about thirty grade children a pint of milk daily. One girl has already gained four pounds and others are benefiting from the program.
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Wa- Tan-Ye Club
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Leo Wagner at Party
Mrs. Leo Wagner enjoyed a birthday surprise Friday as twelve ladies visited to offer birthday wishes and gifts. The evening featured card games with Miss Julia Richter and Mrs. D W Swanson scoring high and low respectively.
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Leo Wagner
Julia Richter
D. W. Swanson
Christian Reformed Church Seels 1935 Budget and Service Changes
Rev J Gritter reports at a 128-person congregational meeting that 1935 finances are complete with a proposed 1936 budget near $5000. The church will switch to one Holland and one American service each Sunday, with the evening service discontinued and a Young People meeting held nightly. Health of members noted as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gritter
Holand
Holland
Kosters Meat Market Ad Promotes Sausage Casing Options
A storefront notice from Kosters' Meat Market offers to buy hides at regular prices and advertise extra wide export casing for sausage making and smoking, signaling procurement and product supply details for butchery trades.
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Kosters
Congressman Gillette Reports on Legislation and Policy
Congressman Gillette discusses bi weekly newsletters, Neutrality policy debates, and the looming impact of the upcoming presidential election. He notes farm parity concerns after the AAA decision, outlines two bills on land bank loan reductions and judicial limits, and describes farm product warehousing studies and tariff actions. The piece highlights the Prairie states group and expected bonus certificate legislation by mid February.
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Supreme Comit
Congress
Congress Poised to Pass Legislation Over Veto
A 1932 statement is cited expressing opposition to a bill until the budget balance and Treasury surplus are achieved. The author predicts Congress will pass the legislation despite possible executive action, with I. ML Gillette noted as commenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Congress
ML Gillette
School Bus Stalled In Snow Near Rock Valley
On a frigid Wednesday morning the Christian school bus carrying 19 children stalled in snow northeast of Rock Valley. Children reached cold faces and hands before help arrived. They were taken to a nearby school and town facilities, with five needing doctor treatment. Thermometers showed 16 to 20 below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Jeanette Vande Weerd
Young Girls Chorus Visits Rock Rapids Church
The Young Girls' chorus of the Mr. E. church sang in Rock Rapids on Sunday evening despite subzero weather. Twenty five visitors from Rock Valley attended. Drivers were J P Schutt Rev Munsiey Robert Vis and Judson Smith. The group was led by director Mrs H Bastmeyer with pianist Miss Zoe Smith and Mrs Lehman among those assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. E. Church
Rock Rapids
Rock Valley
J.P. Schutt
Wa-Tan-Ye Club Hosts Indian Themed Party
Wa-Tan-Ye members enjoyed a unique Tuesday evening at the Gunnink home with Mrs Frank Gunnink Miss Helen McNamara and Miss Marcella Tuynman as hosts The Warren hotel dinner was candlelit with place cards naming guests by Indian names Tepees and maize filled canoe nups adorned the decor Two new members Miss Eileen McNamara and Miss Lanetta Schemmer were initiated and the group played Aeroplane under the supervision of Miss Tuynman and Miss McNamara
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gunnink
Helen McNamara
Mar ‘Cella Tuynman
Gunnink
Warren Hotel
Eileen McNamara
Lanetta Schemmer
Tuynman
McNamara
Married for Forty Years Kooimas Host Open House
Next Wednesday January 29 marks the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jake Kooima who have lived near Rock Valley for years. They are well known in Sioux and Lyon counties and will open their home to friends from two to four o'clock Wednesday afternoon inviting all to share in their celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Kooime
Rock Valley
Sioux
Lyon
Kooima
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District Court News OF
Sioux County
Union State Bank of
Rockwell Cuty
Martha Mand
AV. Albright
G. H. Ralders
Effie van Benthem Vanden Bergh
de Ruyter Hardware Co
Albert Roghair
Anna H. Ruys
FH. Rikkers, Sr
Henry Flier
James Roggen
Kate Vander Schaaf
Wm. Top
Wiebe Vander Schaaf
D. W. Bates
Exchange Bank of
Granville
4Peter J. Schuver
Jadement
Chas. Jaaner Ploeg
A. C. Jonge
Eaata
Arie Franken
T. B. Nay
John A. de Zeeuw
D. de Zeeuw
Sioux Center
OUR Public School
Peace Lutheran Church
Plato
Community Oil Company
Christian Reformed Church
Congressman Gillette
Senate
House
Italy
Supreme Court
Rock Rapids Church
Wa-Tan-Ye Club
Rock Valey
Rock Valley Sales Co
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