Local families celebrate Mother's Day across Sioux City area
The Dale Twillmans announce the birth of Amy Lou. Relatives from Sioux City Sheldon Graaf and Orange City join Mother’s Day gatherings at multiple homes. Visits include Mrs. Weselink, Mrs. Van Egdom, and Frank De Haas families with extended relatives from Hull, Sioux Center, and Inwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Twillmans
Sioux City
Amy Lou
Lou Twillman
Ieton
Gary Easton
Douglas
Jimmy
Sheldon
Clifford Moorebone
Gus Kuyper
Will Rozeboom
Harold Weselink
Ethel Wesselink
Walter Post
John Wesselink
Will Sandale
Don Kuiper
Onawa
Barrell Caisbeek
Albert
Inwood
Gerald Knem
Kay
Gretchen
Gioux Falls
Faye Kruse
Sioux Fells
John Wissink
Gerrit Wissink
Mev
Berard Willink
Med Vanda Stouwe
Minnie Franken
Henry van Egdom Famly
Hawardee
Bernie Franken
Sioux Center
Darrell Kessler
Tricia
Rosie Kessler
Sadie Verdoorn
Geory de Vries
Cheryl, Fattchew
Richard
James-Kors
Hudson
Elmer Vekdkamp
Jasper
Mina
John Gelbekkinks
Laverne
Minn
John
Peters, Hinton
Francis de Graafis
Hull
Harald de Graaffs
Wilbur Boars
Ea du Haas
Nora
Orange City
Mes
Tony
de Hass Wome
EG de Haas
Frank de Haas
Trinity Reformed Church
Tony de Haas
Betterment Group Hears Reports at May 9 Meeting
The Rock Valley Betterment Council met May 9, 1967 at the Red Rock Inn with seven members present. Host Jim Wilson read a Commercial Club letter seeking a Develop ment Committee representative, and plans were discussed on housing problems, two hour parking on Main Street, and police protection by letters to state organizations. Lt. John Hackett of Estherville received the Bronze Star for heroism in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley Betterment Council
Red Rock Inn
Jim Wilson
Commercial Club
Bill van Maanen
Don Klein
Pontierl
Rock Valley
Gene Butch
Corn Use Lower Than Expected Amid USDA Estimates
USDA data show corn use in the first half of the marketing year running below expectations. Total usage on April 1 reached 2,704 million bushels, about six percent under last year, with October through April use around 2,246 million bushels, five percent below 1965-66. Pricing is tied to weather and export demand, with carryover projections for fall between 709 and 150 billion bushels and potential price shifts near 1.15 to 1.19 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
Wisner
Argentina
South American
U.S
China
Wither
Wooieludes
Classes Open at NW Vocational School for 1967
Applications are being received at Northwest Iowa Vocational School as some classes have openings. The twelve week summer business courses include Typing and Shorthand. The full year Power Lineman course starts June and the Air Conditioning-Refrigeration course begins September 5. Nine month courses in Critical Accounting and Secretarial Procedures start September 5. Auto Body Repair Welding and Auto Mechanics are filled with no more registrations. Write or call 420 Ninth Steel Sheldon Iowa for enrollment. A survey is planned to identify new courses for 1967-68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Iowa Vocational School
Telephone Northwest Yowa Vocational School
Ninth Steel
Sheldon
Rowing Bowling Results Final Standings
Women league standings show Wai atchery 3 78 Standard Tank 71/2 Farmers Lumber and others. High game goes to Riessen 207 and high series to Tene Rigsen Sad Sipma Electric. Individual scores include Bauman 192 Jocker 188 and Miler 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wai
Farmers Lumber
Smith Drug
Hi-Hay
Sipma Elécnic
MuWer OU
Thornburg Co
Beverly, Apparel
de Vilesjewsky
Sehmides Ins
IFL
High Gamez Jrehe Riessen
Sipma Electric
Sipmma Electric
Rene Riessen
Pat Bauman
Gert Jocker
Kahl Lao
Jo Miler
Berdeau
Burma
Madonna Pluoger AM
Siouxland Setters Howe aakers Club Meets at Mrs Bate Home
The Siouxland Setlers group met at Mrs Martha Bate's home with seven members. Tony De Bey led in chairman's absence. Roll call noted a safety hint. Reports included treasurer's and minutes. A Patra and Horn Commodites article was read from Iowa Patra Bureau. A trip to Sioux Falls was planned for June 1 with no picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouxland Setlers
Howe Aakers Club
Martha Bate
Tony de Bey
Tilstra
Alegianos
Clamen
Albert Sera
Bia
Keegan
Iowa
Patra Bureau
Sioux Falls
Lungh
Bratz
Central College awards merit certificate to student at KCUI PM
Sandy Oldenkamp daughter of Mr and Mrs George Oldenkamp of Rock Valley a Central College sophomore receives a Certificate of Meritorious Service to KCUI PM Central College radio station Loren Vanterzy director of broadcasting announces the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Oldenkamp
and Mix
George Oldenkamp
Ruan Rock Valley
Cental Colege
Kcui-Pm
Central College
Loren Vanterzy
Plato Pluggers 4-H Club Meets May Talk on Clean
Plato Pluggers 4-H Club held its monthly meeting Monday evening May 8 at the AlHooy ex farm. Dave Abma and Carl Vande Weerd spoke on a topic titled Clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato Pluggers
4-H Club
AlHooy~ Ex Farm
Dave Abma
Carl Vande Weerd
Local club sets June 12 farm tour at Harold De Graaff’s
The group schedules a meeting at the Harold De Graaff farm on June 12. Participants will gather at 6:90 for a club tour of the site and related exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Air Cleaners
Harold de Graaff Farm
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Hegg
R.N
L.P.N
George Griffith, Adm
Roorda
Wayne
Wayne Beef
Rock Valley, Iowa
Betterment Group
Hera
John §. Hacitt
Hire Hackett
Estherville
Vietnam
Hackett
Estherville High School
University of
Town
Army
NW Vocational School
Hanson
Call Mart
Jake S. Kooima
Weetum
South Dakota
Rock Valley Sales CO
Harmelink and
Varmter Velde
Siouxland
THE
DELCO
Phillips
de Boer Oil Co
Ty Water Safety Pro
Red Cross
John Riessen
Adrian Oldenkamp
Sioux County Water Safety Program
Standard Oil
Amoco
DE Groot & van Oort
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