Court action settles church funds and notes in Hull case
In Hull, the Ladies Aid Society of the Protesting Christian Reformed Church funds and related notes have been settled. The new consistory takes over with new notes, the old notes are replaced, and property is deeded to the current incorporated church. Numerous judgments against various defendants follow, with several cases set for sale or further action, and many entries noting court orders and former prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Scholten
Mes
Peter Brower
Ladies Aid Society
Christian Reformed Church
Hull
Elurch
G. van Pykeren
Roelof Kooiker
Former R. V. Resident Died at Shelgon
Lawrence Hartman Keller born Canajoharie New York August 4 1569 died March 4 1927 aged 57 years 7 months. He lived in Canajoharie Rock Lawn Hartwood Inwood and Egan South Dakota later active in the Shihadist Church funeral at Keller home Sunday with Rev Jory Rev Booth officiating buried East Lawn Cemetery. He leaves wife two daughters Lucile and Helen a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hartman Keller
Canajoharie
New York
Mr. Keller
Canne
Rock Lawn
Fink
Paing
Borden
Intavs
Hartiwo
Inwood
Egan
Lots Dakota
Lubbers
Keller
Parisa
Xen
Alv
Lucile
Helen
D. A. Keller
Paul
Minnesota
Eli Fortune
Spokane
Wash
Fred Hennéman
N.Y
F. S. Jory
Rock Valley
Edwin Booth
Congregational
Keller Home
Jory
Thriis
East Lawn Cemetery
Sheldon-Bime
Miss Stella and friends visit from Cedar and Rock Valley
Miss Stella from Cedar State Teachers and Mr and Mrs visited Rock Valley relatives Monday. Dahl sold his restaurant business at Hull and seeks a new location. Bud Snook of Rutledge Mim arrived Monday for a few days visit with relatives and friends. he plans a chicken ranch 60 miles north of Duluth. Rev J E Geerlings told his congregation he has an offer from the Christian Reformed Church at Harrison S D under consideration. The Western Academy glee club gave an entertaining performance at the Christian Reformed Church in Rock Valley last Wednesday evening. Start the spring season right with repaired shoes from Ver Miam Shoe Shop, guaranteed. Leo Murphy moved to a farm near Sioux Falls for the upcoming season with his brother Earl. The boys are good snorkers and should do well. Best wishes home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Cedar
Rock Valley
Dahl
Hull
Bud Snook
Rutledge
Mim
Bud
Duluth
J. E. Geerlings
Christian Reformed Church
Harrison
S. D
Glee Club
Western Academy
Dull
Ver Miam
Leo Murphy
Sioux Falls
Earl
State Legislature Debates Major Pending Measures
Lawmakers return from spring recess amid shifting sentiment on highway and banking bills. Key proposals include creating regional bank clearing houses, strengthening banking laws, and expanding supervision with possible separate measures for deposits. No firm deposit guarantee without broader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Fulton
Jefverson County
Daring
Cole
Vive
Faniday Reis Pines i
State Bankers Association
Geree J. Schaldler
Storm. Luke
Hamuailt
Chicago
Primary Roads Under State Control Bill Moves
The Shaft bill to place the primary road system under state highway commission supervision passed the senate before a recess. In the house the Kline amendment would return about 73 million dollars to counties for bridge construction since 1919, repaid over three years. The house also proposed increasing the highway commission from three to five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Shaft
Clinton County
Kline
Davis
State Highway Commission
Senate Passes Bond Bill Amid House Amendments
The highway commission seeks bonds to fund financial aid for an election. After initial Senate rejection, amendments from the House were accepted. Final Senate concurrence followed with members listed, including Baird Beall Booth Brush Benson Berg Carden Johnston Be ware Fox Roberts Campbell Dean Blackler Gilchrist Gallerson Kern Klemme Mealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Dnce
Senate
House
Baird
Beall Booth
Brush
Benson
Berg- Carden
Johnston
Ware Fox- Roberts
Campbell
Dean
Aiackler
Gilchrist
Gaiierson
Kern
Klemme
Meialand
Governor urged to veto read bill amid tax and bond issues
The governor was asked to veto a read bill that would affect road control funding. Opponents argued it would require payment of 30 percent and involve a pre approved bond issue. Signers include Gain Byron J. Roberts O A Ontjes Francis Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Featieke
Ing
Ain
Byron
J. W. Roberts
A. Ontjes
Francis Johnson
G Oliver
G. W. Sith
Reimers
John W. Aiken
Thompson
Ash
M. P. Springer
T. L
Heike A. Quirk
James Heard
S. A King
B. Crone
Eton R. McCaulley
George L. Exited
Theodore Kronse
Penitentiary Contract Extension Passed by General Assembly
The House 84 to 1 authorized continuing the state prisons contract, extending it to July 1 1929 and allowing prisoner labor in highway work and park improvements. Senate defected by one, then after reconsideration and amendment the bill passed 82 to 18 and returns to the House. Labor and industry opposed. newspapermen supported extension. The measure requires the next general assembly to install a Fort Madison printing plant and handle state printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
State Board of Control
Senate
General Assembly
Fort Madison
Rock Valley Council Proceedings March 2 1921
The Rock Valley Iowa town council met in regular session with Mayor WT Murghi and councilmen present. Reports were read and approved, bills allowed, Kersbergen resigned as councilman and was appointed night marshal. a vote elected C. W. Jacobs councilman for the unexpired term. Motions sought tax cancellations and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Iowa
Lown Hall
WT Murghi
G. TH. Vugieveen
John Kersbergen
Steven Vander Well
Fred Miller
Vugreveen
Miller
Vander Well
Kersbergen
Wehner
Ni Co
Marshall
H. Kor
Ale Kersbergen
C. W. Jacobs
Bay Miller
Vander
Lion. Canty Board
Supe & Shut
Agin Alph
Vugieveen
Board of Superisors
Sioux County
Hazlot
Vugteveen
Hy Miller
A. G. Halstead
Spirit Lake game and Sioux Center sectionals notes
Supt Seigers of Sioux Center and County Sup't Tye led a group to Spirit Lake for the Spencer Spirit Lake game where Spirit Lake won 13 to 16. Sioux Center claimed the sectional girls title at Sioux Center last week by one score over Climbing Mill and advances to district. Tye met with the Redding Township School Board about building a new rural school. rural boards are urged to plan a rebuild on a set schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigua County
Seigers
Sioux Center
Coach Hicks
Walpole
Hull
Redding Township
Mibwauake Letter From Wisconsin Worker Describes Milwaukee Life
Mibwauskee Wisconsin March 12 1927 Dear Mr Hatstead Rock Valley Town We are well here in Milwande and hope you are fine I work in a factory with Ernest Wagner earning 120 per month as a janitor The city has many saloons and the Prohibition Act is a concern I must wait six months to work for the City of Milwaukee Frank Clements works here George Clements is unemployed John Ver Maas and Carl Raughan are in Detroit Milwaukee is pleasant in summer I plan a Sunday trip to Chicago and will write again when I know more
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mibwauskee
Wis
Hatstead
Rock Valley
Milwande
Ernest Wagner
Cotting
John
Milwaukee
Frank Clements
George Clements
John Ver Maas
Carl Raughan
Detroit
Iam
Chicago
For Sale Tavo good work horses And Four Tons Of Alfalfa Hay
For sale with a note from A Vande Waerdt listing Tavo good work horses and four tons of good alfalfa hay located five miles west of Rock Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavo
Rock Valley
Vande Waerdt
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Stooux County Court News
Mortzage
Dan Rorver
Gervit Kiag Olstai i Kkorver
Ayee
Kelly & Gehan
Jake “Dain
Ammunee Co
Ferdinand Gaul
T. Bueley
John Tweedy
John Maris
Henry Lensink
Master Sales Co
A. van Pelt
Herman Schultz
OM. & St. Re
Hattie DeBruin
E. H. Canfield
Koning
E. E. Canfield
John Klein
D. Button
John Ver Hoef
First National Bank of Hawarden
Wm. Dayson
Farmers Grain Co
Flal Angle Et al
Ard Products Co
P. F
R. V
Shelgon
the State Bank of
P. D. van Dosterhout, Pres
C. A. Walhof
C. Rozeboom
F. J. Pylman
Asst. Cashier
Council Proceedings
Hawarden
Stoup Ainging
Sioux City
Dizce Larvei
Ant
Dr. R.M. Schutz
Ighn DE Fries
Iard Young
Man
First National Bank
Rock Valley, Iowa
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