Court News in Sioux Center Faces Probate and Administrators
Sioux County court notes cover division disputes between First and Second Reformed Churches of Sioux Center Iowa. Cases include will probates for Fannie Kosters Thomas DeGroot and others. Administrators named for Sip Terpstra Henry Brevluks Chas VanMeteren J.C. Hofmeyer Sr. and more with bonds set. A visitor list hints at local official changes and a temporary injunction involving the Sioux Center Bank and Haga Synhorst.
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Sioux Center
Towa
Fannie Kosters
Alt van Dyk
Sip Terpstra
John Breylink
Henry Breyluks
Thomas DeGroot
Conrad €. Ball
Chas. VanMeteren
Verne Schoene
Vern Schoeneman
Fort Madison
John Reinder
J.C. Hofmeyer
Marie Parknson
National Life Insurance ‘Company
Gerrit
Henry Huitink
Tate
Hendrik
Lewis Soethe
Sieux
Rexwinkel
Tom Reeves
Sunshine
Storm
Anmie Slob
Albert
Sioux Center Bank
Haga Synhorst
Rock Valley Council Proceedings November 3 1926
Rock Valley Iowa city council met in regular session with Mayor W J Morphy and councilors present. Minutes from October were read and approved. Bills for siren lighting street work and road costs were approved. Weighmaster and treasurer reports were accepted. Water bill to James Thomas carried over. Clerk to inquire rates for electricity from other towns. Council adjourned.
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Rock Valley
Iowa
W. J. Morphy
G. H. Vugteveens
Hellstern
Kersbergen
St&e
Vandetri
Fred Miller
Hellsterg
Vugteveen
James ‘Thomas
A. L. Halstead
Former Resident Killed by Freight Train in Minneapolis
Mrs. Flynn learned her brother in law John Flynn died after being struck by a freight train on the Milwaukee Road. He fell between box cars while returning home, losing a left arm and leg. He died Monday after the accident Friday. Flynn, 53, had lived in Minneapolis about a year after moving from Rock Valley and South Dakota.
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Minneapol
Tock Valley
Rock Valley
South Dakota
Minneapolis
M. E. Church Notes and Local Notices
Pastor Lyman F. Pocht invites in a Sunday School and worship schedule with a 10:06 AM Sunday lesson on a faithful figure, 11:00 AM worship, and 7:30 PM preaching. James Lovell ships a 21,000 feet lumber load from Reinbeck to Waverly, using farm trees. AORN & VAN OTVERT operate a Lawton area phone listing. local names reference community notices and casual details.
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Lyman F. Pocht
James Lovell
Reinbeck
Waverly
Funeral services held for Henry Talsma former Eat ship resident
Funeral services were held for Henry Talsma, longtime Eagle Township resident, at Haw town Baptist Church. Mrs. Talsma, previously Holker, died recently after a long illness. Burial took place in Netherlands. The couple married in 1914 and had seven grandchildren among their eight children. Survivors include sons Dick, John, and Marienus, and Grace Richardson of Eagle Township. Relatives from away attended, including Dora Vanderline and Edward of Me and Mrs. Louis Parkend and Charlie of LeMirs Gregory.
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Henry Talsma
Eat Ship
Hawtown
Dick, John
G Marienus
Cher
Grace Richardson
Eagle Smd
Eagle
Mr. Holleman
Glenn
Lewis
Alee
Dora Vanderline
Edward
Louis” Parkend
Charlie
LeMirs
Gregory
Che
Community sale notice at Valley Poultry Yards
A community sale listing invites residents to bring household items for sale including furniture and other goods. The notice appears from Valley Poultry Yards and mentions organizers Hen J Meinink Suet Gerit Yori Hal and Dick Baama, with a reminder to supervise business duties.
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Valley Poultry Yards
J. Meinink
Gerit Yori Hal and
Dick Baama
Beath of former Gar Field Township boy dies
Clarence Vogelzang, youngest son of Mr and Mrs John Vogelzang, died Saturday after nearly two years of illness. Born Sept 15 1907 in Gattel d township Sioux County near Hudson, he lived in town with his family recently and attended school until his illness kept him home. He was baptised in 1924 and leaves his parents two brothers Dick and Francis sisters Mrs Melis Otten Dora and Grace Vogelzang and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday at Baptist church conducted by Rev J B Bruner with interment in Grace Hill cemetery. The Ha ward Independent notes his patient spirit and Christian faith.
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Renee Vogelmuig
Joh Vogelzang
Iowa City
Rochester
Minn
Baptist Church
J. B. Bruner
Grace Stn Cemetery
Clarence Vogelzang
Gatteld Township
Sioux County
Tiudson
Vogelzang
Rock ‘Alley
Hawarden
Highway Commission Plans Primary Road Placements
The state highway commission outlines plans to place some unspecified routes on primary roads and designates 24 locations for further evaluation. Details on exact routes or dates are not provided in the readable text.
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Ssiom
Ireton News Items Recall Weekend Travel and Births
Rev Wmn P Webb traveled to Harley for a few days at the M E Conference. Mareen DeRaad went to Sioux City for hospital treatment. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Houer on Monday November 1. A son arrived for Mr and Mrs Ray Walton on Friday November 5. Craig Store staff assisted at a closing out sale by Feldman and Gussmay Firm last week. Adolph Twilbaan and Louise Engals visited Sioux City and Maurice Edwards home. Merle Shawhan drove to Sloan to take Inez Riter back to school. Fred Sehnette visited Hurley and Hid Vander Water home. Susy Pereboom returned to Enid Oklahoma after a visit. Dorothy Carpenter of Sioux City stayed with E Carpenter family. Bert Goodmanson visited Alton with George Sehoulton. Kelly Johnson and daughter visited here from Wartford MD.
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Wmn. P. Webb
Harley
M. E
Mareen DeRaad
Sioux City
Wiliam Houer
Ray Walton
Pearl Shawhan
Hy Pereboom
Max Felthman
Elbert Lewick
Craig
Feldman and Gussmay
Adolph Twilbaan
Louise Engals
Sioux Uing
Maurice Edwards
Merle Shawhan
Sloan
Sumday
Inez Riter
Fred Sehnette
Hurley
Hid Vander Water
Susy Pereboom
Enid
Oklahoma
Dorothy Carpenter
E. ©. Carpenter
Bert Goodmanson
Alton
George Sehoulton
Local News Briefs From Long Beach and Nearby
W M Suter of Long Beach Calif arrived Sunday to visit the ELC. Suter Greiner Bros were called to the Jake Kooima home Tuesday for a fire scare. they managed to stop the blaze before the crowd arrived. Mrs John Grossenburg returned home from Vinne S D with her daughter Mrs Hutton joining her. Acme- Dragie management changed last Thursday as H H unde Weerd sold half the business. a lively track event and a spill occurred but no injuries reported. John Dykstra, the proprietor, was badly hurt on the lands.
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W. M. Suter
Long Beach
Cal
Oe Rothe
Suter
Greiner Bros
Jake Kooima
John Grossenburg
Vinne S. D
Hutton
Acme- Dragie
H. H
Corn price fixed by Fama Bureau in Au dubon county
The Fama Bureau set corn prices at 3 dollars and 6 cents per bushel for Au dubon county with six cents more in locations without an elevator. The price aligns with a joint conference of eight and four district committees held at Red Sak on October 1. E R McClure of Tabor notes a large flock of over a thousand white pelicans near Tabor moving in V shapes, while Grandy county remains a top potato region with historic decline due to disease. Cooperators Adams of Grundy Center and Morrison and son raise substantial yields selling at $1.50 per bushel, with strong profits per acre. Waddell, a farmer near Moulton, sued for damages after a dog bite incident on June 2 26, citing unsafe conditions and rabies concerns.
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Audubon County
Fama Bureau
Red Sak
Grandy County
Jasper County
Praire City
Cos. Adams
Grundy Center
al Morrison
Ray
Uerossly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court News
Council Proceedings
M. E. Church Notes
Aorn & van Otvert
Lawton Ta
Eagle Township News
Wodsesiy Lineoh
Beath
Garfield Township
Orpheum
Durand
Cohen
Kelly
Rin Tin Tin
Cry
Ireton
John Dykstra
E.R. McClure
Tabor
Fremont
Ugit
W. Weed
J. Farmer
Moul
Presi
Junot
Shanee
Alesign
the State Bank of
Iows
R. M. Schutz
Rosk Valley
First National Bank
Ock Valley, Iowa
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