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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1930

Page

5

Rock Valley Falls to Dierking Grocery Sioux City Team

Rock Valley loses a one sided game 33 to 1 against the Dierking Grocery team of Sioux City at the local ballpark. Kersbergen relieved Meuhl in the third, then Schroeder and Nimmers pitched in later innings as Rock Valley’s offense failed to spark. The Rock Valley squad plans to meet Alton at home Sunday July 27, seeking revenge after a July 4 win at Harvard.

Rock Valley Dierking Grocery Sioux City Ruaway Kersbergen Meuhl Schroeder Jimmy Alton Haavard Altonites

Youths Fire On Orange City Man Near Rock Rapids

Gerri Van Stryland and Vernon Vander Schoor were shot at by four youths in a car about six miles from Rock Rapids while en route to Orange City. A 38 caliber revolver was used. a windshield was damaged and Gerrit Van Stryland was cut by flying glass. The assailants fled. no license plate or identity obtained. Orange City Journal.

Gerri van Stryland Sioux County Fair Vernon Vander Schoor Rock Rapids van Strylaid Ocoe Hanlin Dake Gemmit Vernon Gerrit Younsemen van Stryland Noone Orange City Journal

Train a mile long reported on Milwaukee line

J. G. Lucas of Mad-7d notes a train of 130 cars recently passed through Milwaukee. With each car averaging 42 feet, the train would exceed a mile in length, prompting Lucas to calculate the remarkable span.

J. G. Lucas Milwaukee Railway Mr. Lucas

Klaus Driesen in Serious Farm Accident Monday

Klaus Driesen of the Rock Valley area suffered severe injuries while harvesting grain when a binder started as he cleared grass from the machine. He had both legs cut between the ankle and knee, four cords severed in one leg, and a deep gash in the other. He was treated at Rock Valley Hospital and has returned home, recovering as well as can be expected.

Klaus Driesen Rock Valley Rock Valley Hospital

Rock Valley Completes New Street Lighting Project

Rock Valley completed its new lighting system on main streets this week. Electroliers were first lit Monday night, with additional units installed. The Iowa Public Service Company bore most costs, upgrading to latest lights and improving town illumination, including Second Street along Federal Highway No. 15.

Rock Valley Iowa Public Service Company Town Public Service Co Conteil Maintanine Sane Second Street

Bank Robbery Insurance Rates Rise Across States

Bank robbery insurance in Towa has surged about 200 percent since June 29, replacing the former $1.00 per $1,000 basic rate. The new rate ranges from about $2.50 to $3.00, with increases tied to frequent daylight robberies in Iowa Minnesota the Dakotas and Nebraska. Peace officers nationwide tighten precautions as calls grow for a state constabulary and notes Canada’s mounted police reducing daylight bank robberies.

Towa Iowa Minnesota Dakotas Nebraska Canada

Death of Elsie Schlund, former Rock Valley nurse

Miss Elsie L. Schlund former Rock Valley resident died in Anaheim California after a long illness. A World War I Red Cross nurse and Army chief nurse she served in Mobile Alabama and France. Survived by three sisters and one brother with services handled by American Legion posts and burial in Fairhaven Mausoleum Santa Ana.

John J. Sehlend City Elsie L. Sehlund Anaheim California Miss Sehlund Selield Rock Valley American Legion Aliss Schlund Red Cross Ayattes Legion Legionnaires United States Santa Ana Musoleum Anaheim Bulletin Anaheim Legionnaires Elsie Betts John J. Schlund Orange County Schlund America Nursery Avenue Anaheim Legion Post Terry and Campbell Fairhaven Army Camp Sueridan Ala Rimacourt France Nyse Biss Sebhind Nur Mobile Tater Hospital Cleveland University of Givia Seblund Emma Buckley Lexington, Jr Esther Hannah Tuscon Marian Lindsey Los Angeles C.F. Leblund

Golf Tournament Progressing Nicely

The city championship golf tourney shows first round completed with second round underway. In the championship flight Schroeder defeated Van Nimwegen 1 up while Shannon beat Heffernan 2 and 1 and Scanlan beat Pember 8 and 5 with Kearns over Pember 1 up. Semis set as Schroeder vs Scanlan and Shannon vs Kearns. In the second flight Wigerman defeated Shipman and Barnard beat Kearns with Richter edging Helling and Schultz over Tyler. Barnard to meet the Schultz-Richter winner for the title. Bob Shipman beat Long in third flight. will face Wiggeman then Bogart-Corwin winner. Richard Kearns set a practice score of 22 par. Children enjoy the course but stay clear of players.

Dr. Schroeder Speck van Nimwegen Dr. Shannon Walter Heffernan Emnett Scanlan H. H. Pember Richard Kearns Paul Pember Schroeder Scanlan Shannon Kearns J.C. Wiggerman Howard Shipman Harvey Barnard J. W. Kearns Bill Richter Mike Helling Dr. Schultz Rev. Tyler Barnard Wiggeman Bob Shipman Bill Long Bob Fred Wiggerman Bill Bogart Earl Corwin

Storm damages barn. seven horses perish

A barn in Jolm De Suettas town was struck by lightning Friday, burning to the ground. Seven horses and large quantities of hay and oats were lost. Insurance was insufficient to cover the full cost, leaving heavy losses to Zivart l lves. Other items note W. McLean traveling to Windom, assorted visits, a wedding trip to Paullina, and staff changes at a local store.

Jolm de Suettas Zivart McLean Windom Minn Gimmell Arktey Town Mr. and Ais H. M. Handy

County Legion Meeting in Boyden August 5 1930

Sioux County American Legion and Auxiliary plan joint meeting in Boyden on the evening of August 5 1930. Program includes Gold Star Mother, her trip to France, a talk on Friday and an American Legion address plus musical treats. Officers for the coming year will be elected. posts and units urged to be well represented. Mina Huibregste County President, P B Mouw County Commander.

Sioux County American Legion Association Boyden France Amerian Legion Mina Huibregste P.B. Mouw

Notice on No Swimming at Gravel Pit and Family News

Notice warns no swimming and forbids trespassing at the gravel pit near Rock Valley Sand and Gravel Co. Parents urged to keep boys away from the plant due to danger and nuisances. Della Rodier traveled to Spencer to visit her nephew Dr. L. R. Gartland and family and will return Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vander Stowne’s daughter Helen left for a few days at lakes in northern Minnesota.

Thomas Leader Garman C. W. Renshaw Frank Hevern Madison Rock Valley Sand & Gravel Co Wfess Della Rodier Spencer

Rendering Plants Swamped by Bead Stock Crisis

The state faces a swelling crisis as rendering plants can not cope with dead stock. Complaints to the Department of Agriculture cite North Central Iowa as overwhelmed by horse carcasses and decayed animals. Officials discuss relocating licenses to ensure sanitary disposal and advocate modern, well run plants as essential to community health.

G. Whornburg Agrile Holding Dr. Thornburg Taye

Gasoline Station Tanks Explode at Rock Rapids

A massive blast at the Guarantee Oil Station in Rock Rapids killed one man and caused extensive property loss. Six gasoline tanks exploded between six and seven pm last Monday, likely sparked by an electric motor in the basement igniting fumes. Part owner Fred Yappen was on duty and killed, with debris delaying removal. The station near the Rock Island depot left ruins, with nearby houses and an impergment shop damaged as smoke and flames drew onlookers from Rock Valley land.

Guarantee Rock Rapids Fred Yappen Rock Island Depot

Peters Store Offers New and Used Furniture Sale

In need of a dining room suite rocking chair tables or any furniture to suit a home visit Peters Store for a very low price. Inspect stock and compare values at the local furniture shop.

Peters Store

Local man helps at Rock Valley depot this week

Hoyt McMurray of Canton 8 D assists at Rock Valley depot this week. Lost an auto crank Finder please return to Mrs Leo Cogswell.

Hoyt McMurray Canton Rock Valley Leo Cogswell

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