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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1929

Page

6

M25 6 Zyp Passes Away After Illness in Rock Valley

Gerrit Zyp died at home in Rock Valley Monday morning May 6 after a several months illness due to cancer. She was 50 years old, born in Holland October 22 1878, and had lived in Rock Valley for 23 years. Survived by husband Gerrit and parents in Holland, five brothers and four sisters, with funeral at First Reformed church after services at home.#

S. Gerrit Zyp Rock Valley Holland Peter Gerrit Rozeboom Kalamazoo Michigan Gerrit M. DeBlonk Volga First Reformed Church B.D. Douwstra Reformed Church Itier Christian Reformed Weh

Chrisman Reform Church Services and Young Peoples Plans

The Chrisman Reform Church schedules morning and afternoon Holland services with sermons on Praying for the Promise and How sin came into the World. An evening catechism session for youth is planned, with two more meetings before a June picnic to close the season.

Chrisman Reformed Church A.M. Holland Holland Youn People's Society

A Move Method of Detecting Grain Thieves

Thelves R S Sherwood of Parkersburg reports a Parkersburg farmer devised a new punishment for grain thieves. Hang a large iron wheel from a wagon spreader over the grain door so the wheel falls and strikes the intruder when the door is opened. It reportedly bruises and wounds enough to deter theft and requires a physician.

Sherwood Parkersburg Butler County

Sand Concert a Success at the Opera House

The Rock Valley band played Thursday and Friday nights to good attendance at the Opera House. They showed marked improvement from prior public appearances due to fall and winter practice and added several new members. About fifty members now belong, with equipment investments over 3200 supported by local business funding and minor property taxes. Free street concerts begin in June after Decoration Day, and optimism runs high for larger crowds from near and far. A highlight was the home talent one act play A Case of Suspension, praised by the audience for its quality and local talent.

Rock Valley

Dr C J Kessler Sells Practice and Equipment

Dr C J Kessler has sold his practice and equipment to Dr J Schroeder who will practice in Omaha. Kessler plans to leave around May 18 for Carroll Iowa to open a dental office, stating he can do better in a larger town. He came to Rock Valley seven years ago building a solid practice and many friends will regret his departure. his successor is a young, well recommended former Sioux County resident from Alton.

C.J. Kessler J. Schroeder Omaha Kessler Carroll Iowa Rock Valley Dime Sioux County Altony

De Jong Poultry Biz Sees Growth and Road Upgrades

Herbert De Jong writes from Wersburg to Halstead detailing strong poultry business with Civit Hatchery’s electrical system a key success. He notes plans to enlarge capacity by over 50 percent next year and that orders are booked through July 1. They will ship poultry to Chicago by truck once road from here to Chicago is paved, and mention wet weather and a goal to visit Rock Valley this summer.

Hore Chicago Rock Valley Herbert de Jong

Hotel From Gur Public School – Student Achievements

Lusi Davisson, Henry Hays, Jusion Kessler and others in the third grade scored 400 percent in Spelling over the past week. Seventh and eighth grade girls did a combined physical training and home economics lesson featuring hiking, games, and sockery. Freshmen engage in science project for senior class play as normal training girls collect equipment for teaching. Lepley had a picnic after school Tuesday. many details incomplete.

Lusi Davisson Henry Hays Jusion Kessler Enlin Lock Bert* van Holland Andrey van Boeyen Gertrude Snitselaar Gertrude Vander Weerd Catherine Verdoorn Vera Bouman Narmal Lepleyry

Plato Township News Items Highlights From Local Socials

Mr and Mrs Am Dierks and Dierks helped Heymans celebrate his birthday Monday Ab and Mrs Albert Klein and daughter Myrna 88 Catherine Tank Mr and Mrs Julius Winter fell Mr and Mrs August Winter lick and daughter Agna My and Mors John Bauder and daughter were visitors at Thea terfield home Miss Wilmh Boeller spent Sunday with Alna and Mabel Gander rs John Tank visited E A Miller home Miss Fisher Dierks spent Sunday night at Rev A G Breithauer home Edwin A Miller had his Tousals removed Saturday at Borden in Denistad AI and Mrs Hoener Winterfield entertained many Sunday afternoon The building of a new school house in Plaza No 9 is being built by Me Bierma and Van Hmuirk Linn Center Mr Chas Gayer and son Will Me amd Mrs Walter Moore and daughter Arlene planned to Gerritson D Suntay to visit Mr and Mrs Rudolph A Winterfield Rev A G Breithauer Will Winterfield Mr and Mrs Fred Miller Fret Bauder Mr and Mrs F C Dierks attended Lutheran church meeting at Le Mars Sunday evening.

Plato Township Dierks Heymans Albert Klein Myrna Catherine Tank Julius Winterfell Winterlick Agna Mors John Bauder Theaterfield Wilmh Boeller Alna Mabel Ganderrs John Tank

Legion Memorial Day observance planned for May 30

Memorial Day will be observed on May 30 with program details to be announced later. The program committee is John Haupt, chair, Gerrit Van Mimwegen and C Rozeboom. The American Legion post meets on the second Thursday monthly. the next meeting is Thursday May 9, and full attendance is requested.

John Haupt Gerrit van Mimwegen C. Rozeboom

Sioux Center Rews Items Shedding Local Visit News

Rock Valley resident Miss Harret De Zeuw visited Sioux Center friends after a birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Wm De Bruin. Adelaide and Sylvia Boeyink made a business trip to Newkirk. John Vermeer and family from Orange City visited their parents. M M Borgman left for Minnesota for a funeral. Mr and Mrs Tennis Den of Herder hosted a baby girl. Harry Vander Sloat and children from Sanborn visited the Sivier home. Myna Borgman spent weekend at War Dyksholm home near Treton. P De Bey from Cawker City arrived to visit his children and friends. Helen Beering returned home from Le Mars for a few weeks. J De Ruyter and family returned from Los Angeles. Clergy exchange between Dr F Lubbers and Rey Overkaump. Rev Rozeboom and family visited relatives in Central Lake. Mrs Henry De Kraay presented 21 pupils in a panic recital at Centil Reformed Church.

Wm. de Bruin Adelaide Sylvia Boeyink Newkirk Alzs John Vermeer Orange City H. Ver Meer Ik. M. Borgman Wihaar Mim Ma. O. Suideman Tennis den Herder Air Harry Vander Sloat Sanborn Henry Sivier Myna Borgman Dyksholm Treton P. de Bey Cawker City Kansas J. de Ruyter Alice Jamey Los Angeles California F. Lubbers Rey Overkaump Reformed Churches J. Rozelboom Ervin Central Lake Mich

Smylie Accepts Jordan School Superintendency

Lorne F Smylie former Rock Valley superintendent will lead the consolidated district at Jordan Iowa. Jordan lies between Boone and Ames on the Lincoln highway and operates a 27 section, six-miles district with 150 pupils enrolled. Salary rises to 2900. Smylie and family plan to move in July after Ro Fuller aided a strong school under his tenure.

Supt Lorne F. Smiylie Rock Valley Jordon Iowa Boone Ames Lincoln Highway Aly Smglie Ro ® Fuller Smylie

Used Cars for Sale from Central Auto Co listing several models

A Central Auto Co listing shows several vintage cars for sale. Ford coach from 1925 in fine condition, 1924 Overland sedan described as a bargain, 1923 Ford coupe in good shape, a 1925 Dodge Graham 114 ton track with stock rack, and a 1920s Moitel 90 touring car in good condition.

Dodee Graham Moitel Central Auto CO

Notice to Contractors for School House Bid Sioux Townships

Notice to contractors and all interested persons that sealed bids for erecting a new school house in district No 4 Sioux Township Sioux County Iowa will be received until 8 p m May 31. Bids for one furnace and one set of chemical toilets may also be submitted. Sealed bids must include a 5 percent certified check. Plans and specs available at Farmers Lumber Yard Rock Valley Iowa or at the bidder's northwest Rock Valley home after May 16. Board may reject any or all bids. Fact Schmidt Lee Sioux Township School Board.

Sioux Township Sioux County Iowa Farmers Lumber Rock Valley Schmidt, Lee Sioux Townshi

Notice to Rock Valley Property Owners About Graveling Streets

The council informs Rock Valley property owners of graveling several streets north and south per request. Some streets are already graveled by mutual agreement without council action. others remain to be graveled. Estimated travel cost per block is about $25. The council expects citizens to support the work and may pursue further steps if needed. Sale prominent: plant 2 cents per pound. Fred De May, mayor.

Rock Valley Couneil Alrealy Hearn Fred de May

Sioux County School Notes and County Track Meet News

Sioux County school notes highlight the Big Lions County Track and Relay meet at Orange City grounds Saturday with six relays two races and ten field events. Invited are Cherokee Le Mars Sibley Sheldon Paullina and Rock Rapids with strong entries and a hoped for large crowd. Also noted are student achievements Sophia Rickloff’s operetta The Mower Nymphs Surprise Rodney Gleysteen’s Iowa City trip for State Academic Contest and Gerald Debey’s State Music Contest win. A new district four schoolhouse is planned for May 31 at Center School House in Sioux Township.

Lions Orange Cty Far Grounds Cherokee le Mars Sibley Sheldon Paullina Rock Rapids Sions County Schouls Sophia Rickloff Ler Pupug Reading Rodney Gleysteen Alton High School Iowa City Northwest Iowa Rodney Gerald Debey Orange City Iowa Gerald Sioux Township Sions Spoo Sur America Sup't Chas A. Tye Spencer Tawa Ethel M. Tye Hawarden Sioux Center Tye Wymen

Engine misfire at Stanford Oil Station incident

A report describes an engine fiashed and cleaned during a Stan ford Oil Station crank case event. The text mentions a sack of feed on roads south of Inwood and an inquiry of A. Je worth, five miles west of Rack Valley.

Stanford Inwood Rack Valley

Reviewers warn cinema fans to tolerate imperfect sound

A Des Moines Register piece by L D J notes audiences should endure early sound film flaws until better technology improves voice clarity. It recalls mixed reactions to Coquette The Letter and Interference, cites muffled dialogue from microphone placement, and predicts eventual fixes without blaming the theater.

Des Moines Register Mary Picks “Coquette

DODN News Items From Sioux City Area

Air and Mrs Will Kersbereen and John Houven were in Sioux City Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs and children were at Sioux City Saturday. T B Hoogeveen and daughter were at Lester Iowa today. Yau Paul Trigg and son moved to Perkins Friday. Ma Trigg is relief foreman on the Great Northern railroad there. James Whealon was a Sioux City caller Sunday evening. Melvin Thompson was an Alvord caller Friday. A R Trower and family and Jake Roming were Inwood visitors Saturday afternoon. Alf and Mas C D Buis and daughter Beulah were at Maurice Sunday evening. Wete Duerloo was a Rock Rapids visitor Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W J Bilmert were Maurice visitors Sunday. Mrs Herman Johnson of Rock Rapids was a visitor in Jake Brinkhous home Sunday. For Sales kitchen range new process oil stove teak box dining table chairs and buffet and other items.

Will Kersbereen John Houven Sioux City T. B. Hoogeveen Lester, Towa Daw Yau Paul Trigg Perkins Ma. Trigg Great Northern Railroad James Whealon Melvin Thompson Alvord A. R. Trower Jake Roming Inwood Alf Mas C.D. Buis Dafghter Beulah Maurice Wete Duerloo Rock Rapids W. J. Bilmert Herman Johnson Rocl Rapids Jake Brinkhous

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Zyp Bonday Eand M de Blon Gerrit Zyp van Gosterhout Fres G. AL Walhof Pres C. Rozeboom F. J. Pulman Asst State Bank of Rock Valls ROCK VALLEY, i@WA C. J. Kessler Writeersburg Jawal Dear al. Halstead Gur American Legion Harret de Zeuw Helen Beerink Elsie Beering W. Haas Smnylie Schuol Large J.C. Stackenbrack EH. Eldredge Ray Ellis Martha M. Large A. F Schemmer C. FP. Lehlund Hans Moeller Est W. W. Johnson W. J. Heffernan Herman Helmer Thos. Cullinan John G. de Vries Vanden Bosch John McKeegan Frank A. Large Herman Schmidt Mrs P. Mulder Adm P. Moeller FP. T, McGil John A. Schmidt Grace J, Large Mandle Ellis Lydia Smith Birst National Bank
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