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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
7
Local notes report visiting relatives across Iowa and South Dakota. Residents traveled to Sioux City Sioux Falls and Rock Valley for family events medical visits and church activities. Halloween went quietly with helpful youths aiding a farmer and preparations for upcoming church events in Rock Valley and area.
Mrs Wilfred Kirk visited relatives at Rock Rapids Tuesday. Himily Ross, enrolled in a nurses train at Sioux City, spent Saturday and Sunday with the S Ross family. Mrs Leslie Young of Onawa Iowa visited the D Visser home over the weekend. Chris Nelson was in Sioux City Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Kleesnies returned home Saturday after a three week visit in Eastern Iowa, joined by a family reunion with 60 relatives present.
Alvord residents and relatives gathered Sunday in Danbury Iowa while Charles Rush attended family events. Val Kramer resigned from Farmers Elevator to join another Eastern Iowa elevator. Rock Rapids visits and high school basketball plans feature Raymond Berends as team captain. A 20th wedding anniversary celebrated at the Opera House with dancing cards noted. Halloween crowds attend a dance at the Opera House. Various locals including Clarence Guidswith Martin Hawarden and William Spain visited home folks. Urban Trinity student attended Home Coming in Sioux City. A hog theft and missing Agnes Barron trade teacher are mentioned amid local chatter. Several Rock Valley visits fill the weekend as residents attend shows and social events.
A news note from Council Mall reports Western fruit shipments by rail were unusually large. In the twelve hours ending 9 AM Friday, Union Pacific rail lines delivered about 1 200 tons to western connections, with the Northern Railroad handling the majority of the freight.
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