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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1929

Page

5

Last Rites For Mrs Hirschinger In Rock Valley

Abs. Mary Klein Hirschinger born in Wittenburgh Germany April 12 1959 died at home in Rock Valley Iowa June 12 1929 at age 70? Her family of six children grew up in Baraboo Wisconsin. Survived by husband Jacob Hirschinger two daughters Rachel Grossenbar Lydia Banith a step son Louis eight grandchildren and many nephews. Funeral services held at home with Rev J L Shroyer and Rev Lyman F Focht assisting. Relatives from Sloan Winther and De Smet attended.

Abs Mary Klein Hirschinger Wittenburgh Gremany Rock Valley Iowa New York Baraboo Wisconsin Hirschinger Jacob Hirschinger Wis Mary Grossendure Charles Ior Fancy Lydia Banith Iowe Leins Aremery Rachel Grossenbar Rock Vale Lydid Mth West Alice Louis Lyman F. Focht Methodist Church Forest Fowler Sloan Clyde Jones L. C. Button Chas. Grossenbarg Winner S. D B. F. Klein de Smet

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Offerings

The family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness during their mother’s sickness and death. They thank Mrs Lydia Smith and Mrs Grossenburg and families, Joba alley Poultry Yards, and Cash Buyers of Poultry and Eggs for support.

Fou Lydia Smith Grossenburg Joba

Weed Commissioners Hold Very Important Position

Thornburg, Secretary of Agriculture, explains the new weed law enacted by the Forty third General Assembly. Weed commissioners must be appointed for townships with at least 5,000 people or by the board of supervisors if gaps occur. They oversee noxious weed destruction under supervision, with owners required to cut or burn weeds or face charges for destruction costs.

Wweed Fortythird General Assembly Thornburg Jesa Board of Mr. Thornburg Board of Supervisors

Counties Vote For Highway Bonds Amid Financing Push

Counties across the region push forward with highway bond votes after a Supreme Court ruling voided a $389 million law. Cherokee and Grundy plan primary road bond measures while Allamakee and Mitchell proceed with secondary and primary road programs. The statewide trend nears unanimity for road financing as counties seek to fund improved routes and connected counties.

State Supreme Court Cherokey Mary Allamakes Mitchell Minnesota Eling Cherokee Okee Grundy Chereled Imilay

Flax and Sweet Clover to Replace Hail Losses

The State Bank of Rock Valley has shipped flax and sweet clover seed to help farmers whose crops were ruined by last week’s hail. The variety works on old soil and will be sown this season to allow flax harvest followed by plowed-under sweet clover to restore soil fertility. Edgerton Minnesota farmer Pp. E. Walhof, visiting here, reports hail losses and successful flax trials yielding about 35 dollars per acre when planted after destruction. Farmers may obtain seed directly from Walhof, who offers seed at cost to customers.

State Bank of Rock Valley Brookings E. Walhof Edgerton Minr C. A. Walhof Baal

Locals Share News and Travel From Hudson Area

Miles Harriet Bilder and Melvile Elder visited friends near Hudson late last week. Patrick Fitzgerald and N. S Handy were business callers in Inwood on Tuesday. Mrs Thayer cited in Boyden Friday and Saturday. John Doherty and John McKeegan traveled to Chicago this week for stock and found a good market. John Higging returned from six weeks visiting relatives in eastern Canada including Montreal. Gebhardt team frightened by automobiles. they damaged a buggy in an incident on a street near Chas Thorsen’s rig. James Walpole and Gladys visited Sioux City Saturday. Phil Mimmaugh came from Hancock Minnesota to spend a few days. Mr and Mrs John Mak of Inwood spent Sunday at the Sipma home. Drs Fred Miller and children returned home Saturday after two weeks with relatives in Illinois. Lewis Dean made his last mail route trip Saturday. He continues on the farm for W. J. McLean. Andy Ressler is the new agent on route No 1. Mr and Mrs Harry Fink joined the Woosiman picnic and visited relatives Wednsday.

Miles Harriet Bilder Melvile Elder Hudson Patrick Fitzgerald N. S Handy Inwood B. S. Thayer Boyden Latrelurday John Doherty John McKeegan Chicago John Higging Canada Montreal John Gebhardt Chas Thorsen James Walpole Gladys Sioux City Phil Mimmaugh Andy Ressler Arnex Harry Fink

Fly Net Sale at Bargain Prices Storewide

Flynn Garment Est offers wholesale fly nets and waterproof nets due to factory overstock and shipping errors. Special low prices on Nose Baskets Feather brand Nose baskets at 25 cents. Greiner Best Store invites customers to save money on quality nets and baskets.

Plere Bargan Greiner Bess Store

Citizenship School To Open In Sioux Center

With court approval the Sioux County W. Cit. has arranged a citizenship school starting Monday and continuing each Medway night until September 3. All wishing to attend are invited. Forty five petitioners for second papers are to appear in court on Tuesday, September 3. Instruction is for these and others preparing for naturalization. The class meets at the home of Mr A. Te P Soux Center Iowa. Monday at 8 of Black, commencing July Ist.

Free Citizenship School Hily Awith Sioux County A. Te P Soux Iowa Lily

Jerry Steck Weds Mildred Puller At Rock Valley

Rock Valley friends announce the marriage of Jerry Steck to Mildred Puller of Winona Minnesota. The couple wed Tuesday June 11 and plan to live in Rock Valley where Steck works in the Foppe Pioneer Store. Bride is formerly Mrs EJ Evans.

Rock Valley Jerry Steck Mildred Puller Winona Minn Bird Steck Nock Valley Foppe Pioneer Store EJ. Evans

Former Resident Brought Back For Burial

The remains of Louis Mosling attiv ed in Rock Wall and funeral servi cesday afternoon at the home of his agcne in-law, HL. Hoel, Rev . Focht, hayne, at his home in Dra 8 years, S months and was born in the Netherland er 18 1868. At the age of years he came to lived near Rock Walls years. He moved from here on North Deke siane Twenty five years ago, th. 0, 1897, "ie ", one son, Low survived 'oy his Masting, and one Netherlands. The remains were taken to the Valles View Cemetery for burial.

Louis Mosling Rock Wall Agcne HL. Hoel Focht Hayne Dra Netherlander Rock Walls Deke Siane Low Netherlands Valles View

Local social notes from Rock Valley area

Mrs E E Walpole of Hang Minn arrived for a visit with Rock Valley relatives. Miss Mary Crowe and Mr B Turgeon of Des Moines visited H R Shipman home. Miss Evelyn Schemmer went to Sioux City for an appendectomy. Mr and Mrs James Griffin drove to Canby Minn to visit Lester Benson. AL Cummings left for Chicago to visit his daughter. The Enla Lee ad failed to arrive. many expected but over half came late. Gwen Den Ersie of Siow Genter visiting Rock Valley friends Catherine Fisi Jr and Mrs Hester head to Norfolk for a silver wedding anniversary visit. John Fitzgerald of Tanenek Minn visited his parents P Fitzgerald. joined by sister Mrs Alice Esterling and her son. They then visited Bonesteel SD, at MD W P Sadsor’s.

E. E. Walpole Hang Minn Rock Valley Mary Crowe B. Turgeon Des Moines Inn H.R. Shipman Evelyn Schemmer Sioux City James Griffin Canby Minn Lester Benson AL Cummings Chicago Mrs. Cavnaugh Enla Lee Stork Fopne Gwen den Ersie Siow Genter Rock Vaile Catherine Fisi ¥ Jr Hester Norfolk Jon Teex John Fitzgerald Tanenek P. Fitzgerald Alice Esterling Mdw BP Sadsor

Retires After 43 Years of Teaching

Local Christian school marks farewell for Prof. and Mrs. Kink as they prepare to leave Valley for Grand Ray. Bennink, longtime principal, reflects on nine years in charge and the many graduates who attended the parting program. Friends extend best wishes for their new homeward journey and future travels.

Rock Valley Christina Society ML Kink Valley Grand Rayrh Bennink Frien Rock Valles

Sioux Center News Items Include Local Marriages and Events

SIOUX CENTER community notes report the marriage of Sio ux Genter News Items S. Schat and Asa Muilenburz to Marion South Dakota last Saturday. Various residents attended events, surgeries and visits including an appendectomy for Van Wyk ity, a Marion trip by Mre. G. De Ber ewerk and Mirvit Borugain, and a postponed anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Vander Ploeg with ten children in attendance.

Pretty June Wedding in Plato Township

A very pretty wedding took place Tuesday at the Lutherga church in Plato Township. Miss Catharine Tank united in marriage with Mr Hans C Moeller. The church was decorated with lavender and white flowers and a large white centerpiece. The bride wore a white Georgette gown with orange blossoms, and was attended by relatives and friends. After the ceremony, the bridal party and guests traveled to Rock Valley for a reception with a large wedding cake and lavender and white party decor before launching the couple on their new life at a family homestead.

Lutherga Church Plate Township Catharine Tank United mm Ware Hans C. Moeller Mi Jne Brettbauer Mi Finn Gayer Lilegroom Moelier Shis Amibsle Hareental Howe Rock Valley Alinner Lin Abond Gee Roy Jabn ‘Tank Roegtss

Stella Heisig Weds Mr Lasie in Midwest Church Nuptials

The wedding paired Stella Heisig with Mr Lasie as relatives filled the Kansas church service. She is a Valley High School and Des Moines University graduate, formerly employed in a Wyong pulls shoals. Mr Sehlesty, Colt Lighting System representative in Beaver, Me, plans summer travels in Iowa Ohio Kennedy and will be at home in Denver after attending the National Legion Convention this fall.

Lasie Foster Oltiat Missayy Midwest Valles

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Mrs. Hirschinger Treasur Duainess S. Schat Asa Muilenburz Marion van Wyk Am Hanler Roane Sioux Center Appen Miss Wilmira Harretta Beeg Wassink Ls Mars John Vermeer Orange City EL Temeor J. ML Dykstra Tost Purewater S. Ca J. Scortinghnis J. Riesma Johny Etterbrock Sheldon M. Borgman G. de Berewerk Mirvit Borugain Har- Het Dykshori St. D G. Wein Alice Walenga Hiv J. M. Dykstra Mme T. Vander Pies Vander Ploeg Plato Township Hans Moeller Hass Alun Aix Moeller Stella Heisig Large J. C. Stuckenbruck E. Eldredge Ray Tmis Martha M. Large A. F Schommer F. Schhind W. W. Johnson W. J. Heffernan Herman Helmer Thos. Cullinan John G. de Vries L. ¥Anden Bosch Frank A. Large Herman Schmidt Mis P. Mulder Win. P. Moeller F. T. McGill John A. Schmidt Est Grace J, Large Maude Ellis Jiydia Smith First National Bank Rqgr Valley
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