District Court News of Sou County Case Highlights
Gpon vetition appoints Jay Bouwkamp and veho Bouwkamp as administrators of Emma Bouwkamp estate with a $5,000 bond. Gov. Vande Steeg sues P Gaalswyk for $271 plus costs on a promissory note. Emert Cuperus sues Biarra Kessler for $297 over car damages from a Highway 18 collision east of Rock Valley. Louis Cuperus sues Marzo Kessler for $500 for personal injuries. Matt Klein and Margaret Klein sued by Le Mars Clinic for $195 and costs for professional services. Connie Brunsting sues Raymond Van Der Meulen for $145 and costs for 41 hours at 25 cents. Court orders A D Coffman to sell five shares of stock in First National Bank of Hawarden. sale approved. Next term sets 59 civil and 7 criminal cases for trial beginning Nov 4 with Judge W C Garherson. Actions against Dykstra to quiet title in Lot 9 and 10 in Alto. Marilyn Gardner sues R Kamminga for $7,500 for damages from a collision in Sioux City. Izzie Coleman forecloses on P C Carlson et al for $2,167. Estate of Gerrit Koerselman sues J K Belowan for $2,100. Joseph Schlecht appointed administrator of Gottfried Schlecht estate with $2,900 bond. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs Rena Johnson final report hearing Oct 25, 1935. Gov Vande Stee asks judgment against James Westra for $111 on a promissory note. Martin Nannings partitions real estate for heirs of Pred Nanning deceased.
Miss Van Otterloo and Achterhof United in Sioux Center
Miss Jeanette Van Otterloo of Rock Valley and Lawrence Achterhof of Sioux Center wed at the First Reformed church in Sioux Center last Friday evening with more than five hundred guests. Rev. L A Brunsting officiated as the ceremony followed by an organ prelude, solos, and a brief sermonette. The bride wore white satin, carried a bouquet, and the couple will reside in Sioux Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette van Otterloo
Rock Valley
Lawrence WaAchterhof
Sioux
Beautiful Land
Vermeer Brothers
Clarence Mulder
Lohngren
R. J. McNelly
Brunsting
Margaret Hilton
Lions Center
First National Bank of
Sioux Center
3Mirs
Achterhof
Christian Reform Church Services and Hospital News
The Christian Reformed Church reports services in Holland at 9 30 A M and 2 00 P M with German and American services listed. A visit to Mrs C Dykstra Jr at the hospital notes she is improving and hopes she will be home soon. Dena Yugteveen is expected home from Rochester soon and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arev
J. Gritter
Holland
Seraion
de Christelijke Hed
Divorce granted in Bremer County Court in Waverly Iowa
Mrs. manda Bhime sought divorce in Bremer county district court at Waverly Iowa. August Bhime sued for divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Court awarded Bhime $200 alimony and ordered Mrs Bhime to pay court costs plus Gerrit Koerselman Jr town attorney's fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manda Bhime
Wen
Bremer County
Waverly
Iowa
August Bhime
Bhime
Blume
Gerrit Koerselman, Jr
Public School News Notes Highlight Student Achievements
First grade pupils hosted visitors from the second grade while many students earned perfect spelling. Third grade enjoyed a play by the fifth graders about Kentuck, with numerous students achieving perfect spelling. Seventh and eighth grades plan a Junior High declamatory contest with multiple divisions and students studying classic literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon” Elt
Potts
Angeline de Graaff
Ren Young
Wilna de
Zeviny i Graaff
Lora Lehmann
Viola Schutz
Irene Kersbergen
Anna van Boeyen
Hermina Yaridy Weerd
Berneith Siemensma
George van Beek
Alvin van Dyke
Hermina Buinkhuis
Alice van Holland
Earl Bergsma
Emma den Hartog
Bob McNeily
Jeanette den Hartog
Virginia Aurit
Bol’ McNeilly
Dick Thomas
Tora Luchmann
Miles Standish
Evangeline
Wa-tan-ye Club to Host Benefit Card Party
The Wa-tan-ye Club of Rock Falls will hold a benefit card party in St Marys church basement Tuesday evening at 7 o clock. Proceeds will support a milk fund for public school children as the group continues its service in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Fal- Jex
St. Mary's Church
Pioneer Resident Harmsen Dies After Illness
John Harmsen, longtime Rock Valley resident, died at home on October 24 after a five to six month illness. Born in 1835 in the Netherlands, he came to America at seven and lived in Wisconsin and South Dakota before settling in Rock Valley forty years ago. He married Alice Lijkstra in 1884. they had fourteen children, four of whom preceded him. Survived by his widow and ten children in several states, he was widely respected. Services were held Saturday at the Christian Reformed Church, with burial at Valley View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John.Harmsen
Rock Valley
Mr. Hansen
Netherlands
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Harmsen
Mmarriage
Aliee Lijkstra
Joe Kein
Sioux Center
3Fike Harmsen
Walter Harmsen
Sheldon
Neil Klein
Jake Harmsen
Hawarden
Wm. Bobeldyk
Shel‘don
George Harmsen
Chicago
Abert
Christian Reformed Church
Valley View
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness
The family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness and care shown to their husband and father. They express gratitude for the support and the devoted care provided to him during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harmen
Local News Items And Service Offers
Local notes include free flat repairs next week from November 3 to 10 by Super Service Garage. Deputy State Fire Marshall A Lubberden attended a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy. Miss Daisy Manning from Morningside College and Miss Lavina Manning of Paulina visited their mother Elizabeth Manning. Mrs. D J Scanlan and Miss Pamela Rielly hosted a Saturday evening at the Scanlan home with bridge prizes for Irene Doherty Margaret Schemmer and Jivelyn Balzer. Josephine Lynch received the guest prize. A lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lubberden
James M. Murphy
Daisy Manning
Morningside College
Sioux City
Lavina Manning
Paullina
Elizabeth Manning
D.J. Scanlan
Pamela Rielly
Marty
Scanlan
Josephine Lynch
Irene Doherty
Margaret Schemmer
Jivelyn Balzer
Margaret Ann Aehatz
Baseball Record From Wales Amateur Player in Iowa
Dan Jones of the Wales area in Montgomery County Iowa is noted as an amateur baseball player from southwestern Iowa. He played five innings but never crossed home plate and did not score a run in the reported game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Jones
Wales
Montgomery County
Towa
Dan
Farmers Favor Corn Hog Program Vote 5 to 1 in Sioux County
Farmers in Sioux County vote 808 to 485 in favor of continuing the Corn-Hog program for 1936. The issue asked if they favored following the 1935 program which expires November 30, 1935. Meetings announced include a Methodist church supper and a church event with planned installation of board members and a family night service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County
Lions County
Rock Valley Boy Receives Milwaukee Line Agent Post
Rock Valley friends of Harold Jacobs learn he becomes permanent agent for the Milwaukee line at Chamberlain South Dakota. He began railroading after local schooling in telegraphy and served as agent at Chancellor and Plankinton before succeeding the late Orville Hopkins at Rock Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Harald Jacobs
Milwaukee Line
Chamberlain
Harold
First Reformed Church Plans Sunday and Convention
Reverend H J Abarsen announces Sunday services in English morning and Holland afternoon. Beginning November 10 morning service 9 30 and 12 30 for afternoon. Sioux County Sunday School convention held at Pere on Tuesday November 5 at 9 30 A M with Walter Hutton and New York visitors leading sessions and youth rally. Evening addresses by Rev Drakker and Rev Maddaus at 7 45. Delegates from nearby churches expected. Ladies will serve supper at a modest price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
H J. Abarsen
Holland
Sioux County
Pere
Walter Hutton
Youth Fellowship
Hutton
Drakker
Maddaus
New York
Roelofs Poised to Leave Sioux Valley Hospital
A. Roelofs, hospitalized for three weeks at Sioux Valley in Sinus Falls, expects discharge and plan to return home in Rock Valley, likely by the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Roelofs
Sioux Valley
Sinus Falls
Rock Valley
Stray dog guards boy after police dog attack in Algona
A collie belonging to the Bjustrom family in Algona Iowa saved 4 year old Donald from a violent police dog attack. The stray leaped to defend the boy, driving off the police dog and receiving the family’s decision to keep him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chkford Binstrom
Algona
Towa
Donald
Bjustroms
Bjustromts
Collie
Salesman Takes Chicken During Farmyard Intrusion
A salesman drove onto the Fred Sorensen farm in Carroll Town and entered the chicken house. He left with a hen under his arm after a scare from Mr. Sorensen, who watched the incident unfold from the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred-Sorensen
Carroll
Towa
Sorensens
Mr. Sorensen
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District Court News OF
Sou County
Gpon Vetition
Jay Bouwkamp
Veho Bouwkamp
Emma ‘Bouwkamp
Gov
Vande Steeg
P. Gaalswyk
Emert Cuperus
Biarra Kessler
Louis Cuperus
Emert
Cuperus
Marzo Kessler
Plaintif
Matt Klein
Margaret Klein
le Mars Clinic
Connie Brunsting
Raymond J. van der Meulen
A.D. Coffman
Joseph Gross
W. C. Garherson
Hoeven
Martin Dykstra
Schelten
Alton
Marilyn Mae Gardner
Allen E. Gardner
R. Kamminga
Boyden
Kamminga
20Th
Pierce Streets
Izzie Coleman
P. C. Carlson
Gerrit Koerselman
J. K. Belowan
Joseph Schlecht
Gottfrield Schlecht
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Rena E. Johnson
F. B. Davis
Vande Stee
James Westra
Martin Nannings
Fred Nannings Et al
J. Potts
P. Pember
B. Siemousma
Phyllis Calsbeek
Ann de Vries
Arlené van Beek
Horace Hege
Bobby Potts
Raymond Schutz
Eugene Vander
Kentuck
Margaret Bastmeyer
Kemmeth Bonthuis
Mary, Brinkiuis
Sisth
Grace
KSCO
Rock Valley Sales Co
Richards & Payne
Gerrit Harmelink
Richard Dykstra
Valley State Bank
Seamans
Methodist Church
L. A. Huusley
AML
Dick Wesselink
Ban Combe
AL M
Capelle SL
Susie
Ladies Quartette
Hagle Ia
Une
Epworth League
iHast
Orange
Betty Vander Stowe
Floyd
Garfield
Hi. Grant
Elgin
Ang
Bolland
Ladies Quartette of
Our Church
Lincoln
Borriex
Man- Lynn
Ting
McNelly
Steck
Logan
Finance Institute
Primghar
Washington
West Branch
Fermer
Vander Meer
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