Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events in Hull and Rock Valley
The Ruby Circle of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Ernest Miller’s home to discuss teen problems with Mrs. Rosie Kessler guiding. St Mary’s Guild held a Wednesday meeting in the church hall planning a spring high school banquet. The Boyden-Hull students will present Little Women on March 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hull Community Building under Mrs. Straks. Gerrit Coulander and wife celebrated their 55th anniversary in Hawarden with open house. Rock Valley and surrounding area residents report military correspondence from sons Earl and Gerald Flanagan in Vietnam, including images and notes on village life and camp safety. Several local hospital admissions and dismissals are listed, including Mrs. Bernard Rhodes’ baby, Hull and Rock Valley residents and other locals, with dates in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Circle
Ruby
The
Methodist Church
Ernest Miller
Bessie Jacobs
Rosie Kessler
Jeffrey
Owen Manning
Boyden-Hull
Louisa Alcott
Straks
Hull
Towa Vocational School
Sheldon
Iowa
Joe McCann
Sun Electronic Corporation of
Sioux City
William J. Beimers
Sioux Center
Merlin Traden
Sibley
Ray
Meyer
Randald Ling
Albert
Vink
Rock Valley
Wilmer Altena
Donald Heerde
Archer
Sidney
Dwvight Davison
Larry’ Dolphin
Sanborn
Steve Timmer
Rock Valleys
Lloyd Wells
SSCC
le Mars
St. John's
First Avenue NW
Funeral Services Held for Budd Snoek in Minnesota
Funeral services were held March 17 for Budd Snoek at the Kessler and Maguire Funeral Home in St. Paul Minnesota. Snoek died March 7 at the Veterans Hospital Minneapolis. Burial followed at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Snoek was a former Rock Valley resident. Nieces and nephews from the area attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Snoek
Kessler and Maguire
St. Paul
Minn
Snoek
Veterans Hospital
Minneapolis
Fort, Snelling National Cemetery
Rites Held For Mrs Remmerde
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Rob ert Remmerde 53 of rural Sioux Center at Carmel Reform Church with Rev. Brook Stephens officiating. Burial followed at Carmel Cemetery. She died Wednesday at a Sioux City hospital after a two month illness. She was formerly Gertrude Vander Schaaf and married Mr Remmerde June 25 1933 in Orange City. Survivors include the widow er two daughters Mrs Harvey Bolks Rock Valley and Mrs Marinus Spieremburg Holland Mich two brothers Rev Henry Vander Schaaf Steen Minn and John Vander Schaaf Orange City three sisters Mrs Richard Burgraff Boyden Mrs Herman Boersma Sheldon and Mrs Gerrit W G Hulstein Mc Cook Neb and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Remmerde
Sioux Center
Carmel Reformed Church
Brook Stephens
Carmel Cemetery
Remmerde
Sioux City
Gertrude Vander Schaaf
Orange City
Harvey
Bolks
Rock Valley
Marinus Spieremburg
Holland
Mich
Henry Vander Schaaf
Steen
Minn
John. Vander Schaaf
Richard Burgraff
Boyden
Herman Boersma
Sheldon
McCook
Neb
Services Held for Mrs. Alvert Tverberg in Hudson
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Heneman Tverberg aged 72, longtime Hudson resident, were held with burial in Eden Cemetery. She died Tuesday at Beresford nursing home where she had lived since 1964. Born August 8, 1894 in Sioux City, she married Albert Tverberg in Canton, South Dakota, and the couple farmed near Hudson before moving to Hudson in 1930 and then to the Beresford home in 1964. Survived by her daughter Mrs. Fred Gayer Jr. of Rock Valley, son Darrell of Humboldt SD, four sisters Mrs. Ed Brown of Phoenix, Mrs. William Allen of Seattle, Mrs. George Bulman and Mrs. Millard Wakeman of Hawarden, one brother George Heneman of California, ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Tverber
Hudson
Pom
Priday
V. Everson
Eden
Tery
Tverberg
Beresford
Ruth Heneman
Sioux City
Albert Tverberg
Canton
S.D
Fred Gayer Jr
Rock Valley
Darrell
Humboldt
Ed Brown
Phoenix
Aviz
William Allen
Seattle
Wash
George Buli~man
Millard Wakeman
Hawarden
Iowa
George Heneman
Calfornia
Auction report prices for hay straw and boars
Auction report lists prices for hay, straw, and boars with per ton and per unit figures. Shoots high and up boars bring about 18 to 20 dollars, hay mostly around 22 to 28 dollars per ton, straw noted at 40 to 55 cents per unit.
New Cars Clarence J Harms and Local Auto Dealers
Clarence J Harms and several auto dealers in the Austin area announce new car arrivals and inventory from brands including Ford Chevrolet Cadillac and local service centers. Details list sales staff Goeringer Hull and Dethmviers with positions at Sco Center and Budn.
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Clarence
J. Harms
Hwdn
Ford
Austin Roeiman
Sheldon
Gerald W
Jaffer
Sco Ctr
Chev
Robert Dethmviers
Budn
Cadilac
Arthur. C
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ST Mary’s Guild
St Mary's Guild
Church Hall
Arch 15
Paul Beamer
Alice Wueteveen
C. B. Boogaard
Jim Wilson
Art Klein
Earl Flanagan
Coulander’s
Flanagan
Cpl
United States Marine Corps
Chu Lai
Gerald Flanagan
Marine Air Force
da Nang
Earl
da Nafig
Gerald
Viet ‘Nam
Elizabeth) Bouma
Long Beach
Calif
Hospital
Michael
McNamara
Henry
J. Driesen
Harry Rozeboom
Dick Rozeboom
Rock
Veen
Harold Vugteveen
Henry “van Woudenburg
Alley
Beverly ‘Vugteveen
Gerri van. Surksem
Bernard Rhods
Cleo Te Slan
Flanagan Brothers
Vietnam
Mrs. Remmerde
Alvert
NWIVS
Rock Valley Bee
Lyon
Monona
O*bries
Osceola
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
SLCC
John C. ’ MacQueen
University of Town College of Medicine
Delbert Smith
Soc
John
Bierma
Soo
Chrysler
Nick Ne Jongh
John B
Reinders
Buick
Albert G
van Beek
Krogman
Alton
Pontia
Bydn
James
R. Ellwanger
Gran
Pontiac
Mary L. Even
Robert Schnepf
Dodge
NEW
William L. Schemmel
Kenneth
Halstein
Scortr
Henry M. Green
Foremans Tire
Hwda Cement
Elk &Silo
Hwda
Hilltop
Coleman
Hugh
N. E
14Th Street
Des Moines
Lowa
AREND
Pries
Bkle
Arends
Rock Valley Sales CO
Réck Valley
Valley, Iowa
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