Mother's Day Socials Fill Doon Area Homes
Doon area families hosted numerous Mother's Day visits with relatives from Sioux City Vermillion Brookings and Rock Rapids among others. Residents attended kitchen showers and dinners while local clubs and extensions exchanged greetings and notes about garden varieties and planting tips.
Gardening Tips for Planting Warm Season Vegetables
Extension horticulturist Hen F. Vance advises planting vigorous disease free tomato and pepper transplants. Choose stocky plants without flowers, use peat pots, saturate soil before planting, and apply high phosphate fertilizer. Trials show Tokyo Bell and Early Bam Ful hybrids yield well compared with California Wonder, with strong fruit set.
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Hen F. Vance
Iowa State University
California Wonder
Tokyo Bell
Tokyo
Obituary for Mary Rolander of Boardman Wisconsin
Mary Rolander a Norwegian native who lived in America for 59 years died at her Boardman Wisconsin home on Friday April 1966 Funeral services were at Reade Funeral Home with Rev Ralph M Kuelemann The daughter of Andrew Michaelson she married Fred Rolander in 1902 at Mower Falls Wisconsin Survivors include two sons Lavern Boardman and Wilfred Mesquite Ariz three grandchildren and three great grandchildren two sisters Sara Lack Rock Valley Iowa and Tille Bowen Des Moines Interment Willow River Cemetery Hudson Burial followed by a Willow Silver Chapter 87 Eastern Star service Mrs Rolander lived in Rock Valley 1907 to 1941 owned and managed the Warren Hotel for 40 years Two sisters attended the funeral
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America
Mary Rolander
Boardman
Wis
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Ralph M. Kuelemann
Shoe
Andrew Michaelson
Fred Rolander
Miver Falls
Willow River Cemetery
Hudson
Deckers
Richard Goodricu
Ralph Knutson
Kenneth Michaelson
James B. Rose
Harvey Frank
Vernon
Locals Bring Guests To Nelson and Terpstra Homes
Grother's Day visitors at the home of Rev and Mrs Mervin Nelson included Russell Elliott and family Hartley David Nelson Rita Kettleson from Morningside College Sioux City Mary Nelson and Ted Van Den Berg Watertown S T and Ray Terpstra and child ren Sami callers in the mother Mrs Mattie Terpstra residence. Monday guests at Mrs Terpstra’s home were Al Spel Rock Va and Herm Bell Alvord and Mrs Terpstra’s sister
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Allword
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Bellflower
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Henrice Brower
Lon Laackmann
Marlin Kruse
Ash Creek
Minn
Cent
Don Wightman
Traer
Stan Wightman
Gottlob Nagel
Anna McDowell
William Webber
Valley Manor
George Scholten
Des Moines
R. L
Grother
Mervin Nelson
Russell Elliott
Hartley
David Nelson
Morningside College
Sioux City
Rita Kettleson
Mary Nelson
Ted van ‘den ‘Berg
Watertown
S. T
Ray Terpstra
Mattie Terpstra
Terpstra
al Scipel
Rock Va
Herm Bell
Alvord
Methodist Women Hold 17th Annual North Iowa Meeting
Mrs Hale Pember and other officers attended the 17th annual meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of North Iowa Conference at Storm Lake's Methodist Church on May 4. The event drew about 20 participants with speaker Mrs Charles Mead of Omaha and included officer installations led by Rev. Mervin Nelson.
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Hale Pember
Deimex de Bruin
Mervin Nelson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
North Iowa
Methodist Church
Storm Lake
Charles Mead
Omaha
Nebr
Iowa
Edwin de Vos
Ethel Wesselink
Rose Kessler
E. R. Maas
Toya Brown
Alvin Porter
Hessel: Roorda
Cochairman
Charles ‘Jacobs
Ronald Serek
Acti Ss
George Srhonten
Bill" van Eldil
Personell
Delmer de Bouin
Dill van Maanen
Campus Ministry Records Tie In With Local Families Events
Campus ministry notes list include Mrs Jake Pinmer and Mrs James Van Berkum with Sr Mrs Lane Gerritsen and Mrs Arthur Gerritsen involved in tiostessen events. The fragment hints at community religious activities and family roles in local ceremony.
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Campus Ministry
Jake Pinmer
James van Berkum
Lane Gerritsen
Arthur Gerritsen
Tiostessen
Sioux County Hogstop Sales At Sioux City Market May 5
Sioux City market records show Gerald Hartman of Ireton selling four teen hogs averaging 201 pounds at 24.25 dollars while about 100 head sold at that level on a market 50 cents to one dollar higher. Lawrence Kitts and Vernon Kitts of Ireton sold 25 head of 280 pound hogs at 22.25. Dick Eppenga and son of Rock Valley led steer sales with 19 head of 1 202 pound steers at 26.00.
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Sioux County
Sioux City
Town
Gerald Hartman
Ireton
Iowa
Lawrence
Vernon Kitts
Dick Eppenga
Dick Eppenga and Son
Rock Valley
Harbeck Delivers Water Aid During Onawa Crisis
Harbeck of Sioux City aided Onawa residents in a water crisis by delivering large quantities to hospitals, nursing homes, cafes, and grocery stores. He acted as a neighbor to the community, helping with emergency water supply.
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Harbeck
Sioux City
Onawa
Tennis Player’s Poor Serve Reduces Win Odds
A tennis player who struggles with serving tends to win fewer matches as critics note the serve as a key determinant of success.
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