Sioux County Court News and Debtors List Update
Court notes include T B Klay alleging Corie De Valois owes 1500 on a 3000 note from June 18, 1921. Hearings set for Maggie Steichen May 22, Paul B. Vosberg May 15, Jan Sterkenburg May 21. receivership matter for H. P. Muilenberg delayed to May. Aliens declare intent to become U S citizens, all from Netherlands or Germany. names and ages listed. Other entries include Hattie Botzenoffer alleging judgment against L H Wilson for 3327 and 116.50. Bourret Motor Co. owes 1200 rent. Ralph Gritters vs Thys Post for 2795.20. De Laval Separator Co. vs Joseph F. Henrich for 1303.49, 142.92, and 5200 on note and account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Klay
Corie de Valois
Maggie Steichen
Paul B. Vosberg
Jan Sterkenburg
H. P. Muilenberg
United States
Netherlands
Fieke Buma
Gerard T. Westenveld
Antonie Dekkers
Mrs. Leentje DeSmit
Jacob R. Jipping
Adrian Haverhals
William van Davelaar
Evert ‘van der Hoef
Henry Wieringa
Jan ‘Westhuis
Peter de Lange
Tenna Krommadyk
Albertus van Essen
Roard van Wieren
John Vander Stelt
Gerrit van Donkelaar
Ryk van Hunaick
Gawdlert
Mol
Dick Zvistra
Hendrik Brengem
Klaas Keizer
Jippe S. Kozer
Germany
Johannas Lange
John Thoennissen
Hattie
Botzenoffer
Smart
Gage
Wison
Wilson
Hawarden
Nellie M. Wilson
L. A. Andrews
Hawarden State Bank
Goebel Motor Co
Ralph Gritters
Thys Post
de Laval Separator Co
Joseph F. Henrich
Madison
Minn
Merchandise charges and attachment request against nonresident defendant
The filing accounts for merchandise furnished to the defendant in Sept 1924 by Nicols Dean & Grege and assigned to the plaintiff, plus $30.93 from March 1923 by R Herschel Még Co and assigned, and $17.00 from November 1922 by Appleton Mfg Co and assigned. Plaintiff seeks an attachment against the defendant’s real estate interest on grounds of nonresidency in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicols Dean & Grege
R. Herschel Még. Co
Appleton Mfg., Co
Towa
Rock Valley Baseball Team Elects Officers
At a Town Hall meeting Clarence Schemmer was elected manager and G. Van Nimwegen selected as Captain. Plans for next season were discussed and Rock Valley debated rejoining the League. Representatives attended an Alton League meeting where Rock Valley declared its intention to withdraw, likely leaving the league next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schemmer
G. van Nimwegen
Rock Valey
Alton
Rock Valley
Chevrolet Agency Changes Hands In Rock Valley
The J. M. Collenbaugh Motor Co has taken over the Chevrolet agency and will handle these cars in the future. Henry Blankespoor who has held the agency moves to Hollard and will conduct a mirage there. He has sold a number Chevrolet cars during his tenure in Rock Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Collenbaugh Motor Co
Chevrolet
Henry Blankespoor
Hollard
Rock Valley
Rock Valley Studio Reopens in Storm Lake Iowa Ad
C. J. Dybdahl and RB D Dybdahl lease the rooms over A Schemmer's Hardware Store in Storm Lake and reopen the Rock Valley Studio. They come well recommended and will stay as long as business is profitable. See their ad in this issue of the Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
C. J. Dybdahl
RB. D. Dybdahl
Storm Lake
Iowa
A. Schemmer
the Bee
Storm Lake Citizens Hold Four State Organization Presidents
Storm Lake celebrates four citizens who led Iowa state groups. W. C. Jarnagin heads the Iowa Press Association, Geo. J. Schaller presides over the Iowa State Bankers Association, W. F. Park leads the Iowa Master Builders Association, and Mrs. Lucy Bowers heads the Iowa Service Star Legion. The Pilot Tribune notes it is Iowa’s only paper to have two presidents of the Iowa Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Iowa
W. C. Jarnagin
Iowa Press Association
Geo. J. Schaller
Iowa State Bankers Association
W. F. Park
Towa Master Builders Association
Lucy Bowers
Iowa Service Star Legion
Pilot Tribune
Towa Press Association
Farm Homemaker Walks Many Miles Doing Daily Chores
A homemaker in an average Town farm home wore a pedometer for a week and found she traveled no less than 15 miles performing regular duties. Harriet C. Brigham of Town State College’s Household Experiment Department notes six miles on wash days, six and a half to seven miles on cleaning days, and three and a half miles on ironing days despite using an electric ironer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet C. Brigham
Facult of Town State College
Scanlan Brothers Open Sanitarium in Algona
Dr C J Scanlan and J F Scanlan open a drugless sanitarium on East State Street in the Scanlan building featuring steam baths with sulphur enriched steam, massaging and curtained dressing rooms. Nurse Leona Beasley will assist. the second floor has been remodeled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Advance—Doctors
F. C. Scanlan
Scanlan
East State Street
Leona Beasley
Story Hospital
Mason City
Sitz
Vearlatioon
C. J. Scanlan
Bancroft and Titonica
Rose Hariz
Algona
Chrischilles & Erbst's
Colleges Not To Be Consolidated In Fayette
Upper Town University trustees vote against merging with Cornell Mount Vernon. Seventeen oppose, seven support, plan by a nine member committee led by Bishop Beeney of Omaha. College established in 1957 with notable supporters Senator Allison Governor Larrabee and Colonel Henderson on its board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Town University
Fayette
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Bishop & Beeney
Omaha
Allison
Gov
Larrabee
Colonel Henderson
Inwood Pastor Dies After Operation
Rev. Haverman pastor of the Christian Reformed Church at Inwood died at a Sioux Falls hospital Monday after an appendicitis operation. He came to Inwood recently from New Holland North Dakota where Rev. J. H. Geerlings moved in from Rock Valley a few weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverman
Christian Reformed Church
Inwood
Sioux Falls
New Holland
J. H. Geerlings
Rock Valley
Rock Valley Band Concert At Opera House This May
Rock Valley Concert Band presents its annual concert at the Opera House on Thursday and Friday May 10 and 11. A program begins at 8 15 with band selections, vocal solos by Male Odette accompanied by Mrs Gladys Schoen, and a comic farce named Priday For Luck directed by V W Luce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Opera House
Odette
Gladys* Schoen
Fairview
M.D
Priday
V. W. Luce
Shipman boosts street work as city improves roads
Howard Shipman, newly appointed street commissioner, oversees substantial street improvements this week. Local residents and officials make rounds attending to assessors books, travel to nearby cities, and handle family losses. A steady stream of residents depart for Chicago, Waterloo, and Sioux City on business, family matters, and attendance at events while others relocate within Rock Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shipman
E. J. Minard
Mat Walpole
Will Jensen
Orange City
Frank Steinberg
Lennox
A. P. Steinberg
L. E. Backer
Rock Valley
Chicago
P. Langan
Frank Hever
Fower
Indiana
Hever
George Hillmer
George Therens
Sioux City
Odd Fellowship
Mrs. McGregor
Our School as Seen By The Students
Fourth grade pupils display water color lanterns as part of an art exhibit. Eighth graders Donald Vander Stowe Nicholas Kersbergen and Hessel Kosters earn Town Public School Reading Circle Certificates. Rock Valley student Bob Smylie wins gold in the Sioux County Junior Declamatory Contest held at Boyden. Hawarden New Kirk Borden Orange City Hespers and Rock Valley entered. Hawarden takes two firsts while Rock Valley and New Kirk tie for second with one speaker each. The Ceasar Class completes Caesar's Famous Bridge over the Rhine now open for traffic. The first annual farewell assembly is set for Monday May 21 at 9 00 A M featuring class stunts and sponsor guidance. Monogram and National Forensic League pins awarded to local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Vander Stowe
Nicholas Kersbergen
Hessel Kosters
Sioux County
Boyden
Bob Smylie
Rock Valley
Hawarden
New Kirk
Borden
Orange City
Hespers
Ceasar
National Forensic League
Labor Tensions Strikes Over Des Moines Federal Building
Organized labor protests an Alabama contractor hired for the Des Moines Federal Building. Union leaders demand only union members be employed, while the job superintendent asserts no authority to block non union workers. The dispute prompts picketing and a push to address officials in Washington. Meanwhile the Iowa State Board of Education allows non union labor at the State University in Town City, deeming it fair for citizens to work regardless of union affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Federal
Des Moines
J. C. Lewis
Washington
State Board of Education
State University
Town City
Commonwealth
Dairy Cattle Auction Realizes 31850 After 47 Brown Swiss Sale
Franklin county auction of 47 Brown Swiss cattle from the estate of the late Dr. C F Oshorea realized 31850 with an average 667.65 per head. Top price 4400 for Silver Bell, a repeated grand champion. June College Girl, 1927 Waterloo champion, sold for 3200. Swiss Girl F C 3000. A buyer from New York, Frank Zoller, paid 15000 for four animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
C.F. Oshore
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
F.C
Frank Zoller
New York
Iowa ranks fourteenth in radio sets nationwide
A New York trade journal survey shows Iowa ranking fourteenth among states by radio receiving sets and sixteenth by population. Iowa has about 177,000 receiving sets, enough for roughly two sets per five families. Only six years ago such wireless bulletins and entertainment were seen as a distant future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa
County School Notes Highlights From Junior Contests
Rock Valley wins first in Oratorical, Hawarden takes Dramatic, Newkirk claims Humorous, with Hawarden earning the County Cup. County Supt. Chas H. Tre travels to Mitchell, S.D., for inter-state spelling. Sioux County finishes 14th and 27th. Next contest at South Sioux City, Neb. Essays on What I Owe My Country arrive for County Fair display. State Debate won by Council Bluffs. Hawarden contributes a strong showing. Contracts let for new schools in Center and Washington Townships. A farewell picnic planned for departing superintendents Coons, Siegers, Schell, Sharrar, Ogilon, and Nagle. Sth grade exams conducted countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Rock Valley
Orange City
Hospers
Hawarden
Newkirk
Sup't
South Sion City
Nebraska
Council Bluffs
Town City
Sioux County
Center
Washington Townships
Sup’t. Coons
Treton
Siegers
Sioux Center
Schell
Alton
Sharrar
Maurice
Ogilon
Chatsworth
Nagle
Reformed: Curragh notes sermon schedule and talks
Rev B D Douwstra posts a morning English sermon Wor shipping One God and a 2:00 P M Holland sermon The Winter is Past the Flowers Appear Sabbath School at 3:46 P M Greatness Through Service The pastor begins a series on a Mediterranean trip Madeira Gibralter and possibly Algiers included in talks 8 P M Friday May 4 Sabbath School program for mission boxes collection added to mission funds All are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Reformed
Curach
B.D. Douwstra
Holland
Madeira
Gibralter
Algiers
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State Bank of
P.D. van Oosterhout
C. A. Walhof
C. Rozeboom
J. Pylman
Scanlan Brothers
Astrid Lundgren
Fileen McNamara
Margaret Toynman
R. M.schutz Chiropractor
Rock Valley, Iowa
Liqux County
First National Bank
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