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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
9
For sale 30 wet sows York Shire cross with exceptional mothers. Will start weaning in three weeks. Sows farrow about 12 pigs on average. Contact Robert Gayer. Cards of Thanks.
Edits show Harold Lang and family, Dennis Rich Ricke of Doon, and four Valley Troubadours entertained patients at the State Hospital in Cherokee on Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Gene Keller and son of Pipestone, Ray Thompson of Canton, and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jennings. Church services were held at Lutheran Bible Camp with a pot luck dinner.
Notes from Hegg Memorial OY events feature tea gatherings in Inwood and Rock Rapids, a Lakes Conference at Lake Okoboji, and a summer outing by a Women’s Club in Sioux Falls. Wedding and birth announcements appear with family visits, plus a tractor pull results section and Tree Farm recognition for 180 farms as of Jan 1 1988.
The Bee congratulates Mr and Mrs Lloyd Munnake on the birth of a daughter Shelly Es fae born June 9 weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Van Zees of New Halland 5 D and paternal grandparent is Mrs Asaksou of Armour SD
June 4 services at 7 00 p m by the Calvinettes and the Cadets with counselors. June toll Mr Henry Kempema 69 died at Heag Memorial Hospital. June 8 Al Porter showed a film on Bershey How Chocolate was Made. Everew Washington visits with Churchill Parker at Calvary Canada. Lavonne Feekes from Beloit left for Chicago area to be governess. amended Augustana College Sioux Falls last year. Tony Disselkoen of Zeeland visited John Vander Sanden. then to Plate and Dy.
Rock Valley's Farmer's Elevator plans a major upgrade increasing capacity by about 157,000 bushels to around 100,000 bushels per unit, with new tanks rising about 10 feet higher to 180 feet. A bridge-like structure will transport grain using existing lifting equipment and a bottom conveyor belt will be installed. Board aims to finish by mid September.
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