Former Resident Buried Here In Le Mars
The remains of Mrs. Anastasia Quinn, 74, long illness from cancer, died at 500 First Street SW in Le Mars. She lived in Le Mars eighteen years and was born Anastasia Buckley in Highland, Wisconsin, in 1855. She married John Quinn in St Paul, Minnesota, in 1907 and lived in Rock Valley before relocating to Le Mars. Funeral Wednesday at St James Church, with interment in Rock Valley Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quinn
Rowk Falley
le Mars
le Mars Sentinel
Anastasia Quinn
First Street
St James Church
Papev
LJ. Cooper
Rock Valdez
Catholic Camerary
Busy Farmers Urged to Preorder Meat Deliveries
Rosters Meat Market asks farmers to place evening orders for harvest and threshing meat so deliveries can occur the same night. Peters Harness and Shoe Store advertises job opportunities and mentions binder jackets and safety gear.
Farmed nets sale at wholesale due to factory error
Advertisement notes a factory mistake leading to a wholesale sale of fly nets and covers. The offer promises the same trusted brand for 15 years, urging customers to buy locally to save on good waterproof nets. Also promotes nose baskets at a fixed low price and mentions NX J. Greiner Harness Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargan
J. Greiner
Pylman Accepts Bank Post in Sheldon
Fred J. Pylman, assistant cashier at the State Bank of Rock Valley, will join Sheldon National Bank as manager of his new duties starting August first. He plans to move his family by mid August, and leaves Rock Valley with many friends and best wishes for success.
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Sheldon National Bank
Pylman
Sheldon
Rock Valley
Pulman
Baby Killed By Tractor At Farm Home
An adopted six month old boy of Ai and Mrs Kroon was fatally crushed when a tractor moved backward, stepping over the child at the Bert Jroon farm a mile west of Per Tuesday. The parents express sincere sympathy to neighbors and friends.
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Bert Jroon
Per
Christian Reformed Church Services and Events
The Christian Reformed Church schedules a 9:20 A M English service on the fourth Sunday of the month with a 2:00 P M Holland service. Pastor Rikkers will conduct the Corsica SD classical appointment. A 745 Young People's Meeting with special singing and a notable program by Mr Rikkers is planned. A social meeting is hoped for with visitors from Michigan arriving tonight at 8:00 P M.
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Christian Reformed Church
Holland
Corsica
H. Rikkers
Rikkers
Michigan
Reform Church Notes Conquering the World and No Night in Heaven
Rev Douwstra lists 5:30 A M and 2:00 P M Holland services with subjects Conquering the World and No night in Heaven. Sabbath School 3:30 P M Story of Daniel. 7:45 P M Young People subject How the church is making our nation better. Includes Rom 13:8 and Mark 14:36 verses. Amount shown 515161.30.
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Reformed Church
R. D. Douwstra
Holland
Daniel
Young Peoples’ Society
Bank Robbers Use Machine Guns at First National Bank
Five bandits robbed the First National Bank at Cherokee last Friday, taking about 4000 dollars and firing machine gun bursts on Fourth Street. Two bystanders were wounded. one a traveling man, another an auditor, both surviving. The robbers fled in vehicles, while bank staff and customers hid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Cherokee
Viday
George Hern
Kansas City
Lewis
Lawrence
Lew MacDonald
Asd
Ted
Zuns
Haree
Gashier
Ruth Toster
Aller & Mentor
Chambhar of -Commerce
Asshier
Geares
Local residents depart for visits and vacations this week
Ewsiter and Jo take a few days at Taweed Wellnesdas near John Mak home while James W and AE visit Sinus City. Fred Heisie, Grs Scloyeppe attend county seat. Prof B T Youel goes to Flandrean to see relatives. Leon Gartland visits Le Mars with Genre W Koenig and Sioux City friends. Mr and Mrs Handy and Mr and Mrs Cogswell travel to Doon to run the Bonnie Doon Hotel as Handy divides time with Rock Valley business. Eonisse of Hull visits John Veld boom home. De Jongh preaches, then returns from Michigan and Rochester synod trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewsiter
Taweed Wellnesdas
John Mak
James W
le Mars
W. Koenig
Sioux ‘City
P. I. Bonisse
Hull
John Veldboom Hohney Afr
Eonisse
Hy'l
James Chisholm
Torrington
Wyoming
Res. de Jongh
Ehruch
Tom Proud Of His New Whippet Delivery Truck
A local store purchases a Whippet delivery truck for Tom Poppe. Tom admiringly praises the vehicle's braking and speed and plans to keep it well protected from abuse while considering a vacation. He urges other drivers to be courteous as he drives through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Poppe Pioneer
Rock Valley beats Doon in kittenball game 9 to 3
Rock Valley shut out Doon 9 to 3 as Doon pitcher troubles and key hits by Roelofs Juhr Ostra and Hoogereen sparked a nine run effort. Multiple players contributed including Ver J, Hansen, and Aurit with doubles and triples. The contest featured errors and timely hits shaping a decisive Rock Valley win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Loon
Doon
Sealy Piipimbie
Ove Hansen
Faizenga
Hellster Huizenga
Aurit
Innine
Floogerper
Tani U
H. Vende Weerd
Juhr Ostra
Hnson
Huizenga
aAurit
Rock Valleys
Path
Singles Triumph In Eleven Inning Victory Over Married Men
In a lengthy game Friday evening the Singles defeated the Married Men 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Huizenga pitched for the Singles allowing six hits with seven strikeouts, while Hause started for the Married Men, giving up ten hits and fanning ten. Errors numbered four for the Singles and three for the Married Men. Both sides scored in the first. the Married Men led in the third, the Sixth inning leveled, and the game remained tied until the Singles pushed ahead in the eleventh to claim the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marm & Gven
Huizenga
Hause
Sngles
Anothe
Single Men Hitters Hall Team Win Second Game
The Single Men's hitters hall team defeated the Married Men 15 to 5 on Monday evening. H Roelofs started with a single, B Ver Mann reached on an error, and C Dykstra tripled driving in two. Dykstra scored again on an error to complete eight runs. Bill Long scored on a disputed ball between cars in right field, with umpires ruling it a fair ball.
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Hall
H. Roelofs
Bill Ver Mann
C. Dykstra
Dykstra
Bill Long
De Vries Called By Death In Rock Valley Obituary
John L. De Vries a long time Rock Valley resident died Saturday evening at about 330. He was born October 21 1871 in Wildey Netherlands and emigrated to the United States in 1884. He married Minnie Harmelink March 2 1905 and they had ten children, nine living. Surviving are his wife two brothers and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his home and at the Christian Reformed Church in Rock Valley with burial in Valley View Cemetery.
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John L. DeVries
de Vries
Rock Valley
South Dakota
Howe i
Holland
Be Vries
Bai
Wildeyyank
Netherland
Minnie Harmelink
Tone
Ree
Chidren
Louis
John Minnie
Henry
Fannie
Withiam
Alice
Jennie
O. de Vries
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gerrit Edgerton
Minn
Thos. Kooima
Rork Valley Vienne Ivy
Christan Reformed | Dhared
Rock Valles
Ofelo
Family Thankful Note For Funeral Support
We wish to thank friends and neighbors for the fat and sympathy castes jug. the sickness of death o our husband and father, Minnie De Vries and Children, mr.
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Minnie de Vries
Ver Man Stars In Extraordinary Baseball Rout
Ver Man sparked a decisive 15 to 3 contest as he scored on an error and delivered a key double. Chalk and Van Elgg added offense with multiple hits, while Huizenga fanned seven as Ingles pitchers held the Married Men to seven safeties. Speck and Chalk Dikstra contributed two home runs and two triples in four plate appearances.
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Tun
Ver Muhn
Yonker
van Elgg
Schouten
Roelofs
Ver Malm
Dekstra
T. Vande Weerd
John Dykson
Horenza
Ver Mula
Felder
C. Dy
H. Vande
Weerd
J. Dylestra
Huizenga
Ver Meulen
Lone
Slenks
Ingles
Bansen
Chalk” Dikstra
Babe
Ruth
Sigux Center News Items
Mr and Mrs J Detits of Hawai visited at the home of Mr Derits parents Friday evening. Miss Harte Van Woig spent time with her sister in Denver. Marion Kempers youngest son underwent a tonsil operation at Hull hospital last week. Misses Harri and Eldine Dyvorn were Sioux City callers Monday. D Ellerbrock of Grand RY copied the pulpit in the Arak agi ernreh Sunday. Byron Va vacation. Frank services in the Sibley Sunday. Miss Margaret and Mrs P B Your and on and Murial are spending their Jack Hills in charge of the ed church at Tast land Mic. Misses Mel Kuyper, Wilhaia Fao Borg Anna Hollander left for Elk Hills Tuesday accompanied by Marion Kuyper. Ar and Mrs Herman Palen returned from Michigan Saturday where they spent a few weeks visiting relatives. Their son Matthew of Chisago returned with Them and he will stay vacation here. The nine year old son of Parerhage had the misfortune of falling at a horse last arcel Wednesday tracking the bones in one of his arms.
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Sigux Center
Ales
J. Detits
Hawai- Hew
Derit
Harte van Woig
Denver
Col
Marion
Kempers
Hull Hospi
Harri
Eldine Dyvorn
Sioux City
D. Ellerbrock
Grand RY
Mel Kuyper
Wihaia Fao Borg Anna
Hollander
Elk Hills
Marion Kuyper
Herman Palen
Michigan
MS Ihew
Chisago
Miles
Parerhage
Amis
Band Concerts Are Going Over Fine This Year
Band concerts draw crowds from surrounding towns and residents each Wednesday evening. The group under D W Dimean has evolved from beginners into a capable organization with new selections being prepared and more surprises planned for concertgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Alot Fithy
D.W. Dimean
Owen Manning Returns to Duty After Vacation Travel
Owen Manning, manager of the Farmer Elevator Conan, resumes work this week after a vacation spent touring Iowa, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas. He says the trip was greatly enjoyed and his only regret is that time passed too quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Manning
Conan
Manning
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Farmer
Fred J. Pylman
State Bank OF
U. S
Reserve Fund
John L. de Vries
Byron Va
EL EL Frank
Sibley
Margaret
Tastland, Mic
Wyk
James de Pree
de Pree
Ber Kolkema
John G. de Vries
L. Vanden Bosch
John McKeegan
Frank A. Large
Herman Schmidt
Mrs
P. Mulder
Wm. P. Moeller
F. T. AcGill
John A. Schmidt
Grace J. Large
Maude Ellis bin Smith
First’ National Bank
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