Notes From Sur Public Schools Bring Busy Week
The sur Public Schools report absences in first grade due to illness. Second graders study the first Thanksgiving and build Pilgrim dioramas with wigwams and a Mayflower on the ocean. Typing speeds earn Frances Smits a 2541 WPM badge. Ruth Walholm second with 224 WPM. Winifred Palsma tops accuracy with 17 words per minute perfect copy. The Girls Basketball Team earns news. County Basket Ball Tournament dates set. Nov. 14 school masters meeting noted. posters for National Children’s Back Week drawn. meals listed for next week. illness leads to Sando leaving early. desk blotters supplied. two beam games at George Friday.
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Ilness
Berneith Siemensma
Mr. Rabbit
Mie
Chiveh
Chester Droog
Frances Smits
Welen Ruth Walhol
Winifred Palsma
Ice de Smet
Rok Valley High
Merrill
Quinto
Mervill
Akin
Miller
Dennis
Spenefeliving
T. May
Sioux County
Hawarden
Rock Valley
Maurice
Hull
Sioux Center
Sando
George
Inwood High sweeps Rock Valley in Tuesday basketball
Inwood High defeated Rock Valley teams on Tuesday night. The Inwood girls won 30 to 12. The Rock Valley boys trailed by a single point at halftime and led briefly, but Inwood pulled away for a 14 to 10 victory.
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Rock Valley High School
Tinwood
Iawood
Inwood Girls
Rock Valley Girls
Rock Valley Boys
Rock Valley
Inwood
Thanksgiving Day Reflections On Blessings And Gratitude
The essay extols thanks for life health and blessings, notes peace and prosperity, and urges all to dedicate Thanksgiving to God. It urges families worship and prayer, recalling Biblical and American ideals while acknowledging hardships and dependence on a higher power. It concludes with hopeful plans for a sacred observance.
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God
Sioux County Teachers Plan Brace of School Improvements
About 40 teachers attended a study center at Otage City with Tk in charge and Prof. Ath and Prof. Wiley from Town State Teachers College stressing reading and health. Plans include more standard schools next year, library books ordered, and preparations for Boost Basket Ball tournament in Hawarden February 21 and 22.
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Otage City
Ath
Wiley
Town State Teachers College
Tye Bell
Eagle Township
Mnetd
Bagi
Tye
Earle Township
Cliba
Sioux Center
Hawarden
County officials plan 10 to 20 new rural Sioux County schools
Special effort to turn out good spellers. Teachers needing 8th grade review booklets should write the county Sup t. We can furnish one to each school. Plans are under way toward several new rural schools in Sioux County for ext summer. It looks now like we would build all the way from 10 to 20 new buildings in 1930. Tt won't be long with Sioux county ha all modern schools. Chas H. Tye.
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Prgram
Elea
Ahd
Sup't
Mulder
Hospers
Boyden and
Hull
Milder
Sioux Coy
Hawwarden
Sibley
Hawarden
T Iis
Sioux County
Chas
H. Tye
Thanksgiving Day Closures Reported for Rock Valley
Businesses in Rock Valley will close all day on Thanksgiving Day November 28. The city scale of five and all bypass places that usually close for several holidays will observe the closure.
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Aglas Buen
Rock Valley
Doon News Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Doon residents report visits and social trips with neighbors in Rock Rapids, Alvord, Moorehead and Sibley. Arie Kersbergen of Juck Valley and the Hanson family from Rock Rapids joined various locals for Sunday activities.
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Arie Kersbergen
Juck Valley
Will Kersbergen
Hanson and
Rock ‘Rapids
Geo. Engelking
John Beinkhons
Sibley
Doon
A. Krneger
Alvord
Fred Engelking
Andrew Bonestrop
Rack Rapids
Dehn
Burgh
Re ‘Beton
Minnesoth
Muriel Rogers
Lucille Barren
Sioux Center News Items Highlights Community Visits
Local notes record visits and travels among residents and families. Pella Iowa resident Mrs Von Emmerick spent weekend at M Burgintn home. Rev Gh Dowenstee led church services. Los Angeles pair Bekman visited G Ulstein home. Grace Borman finished nurse training in Chicago returned home.
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von Emmerick
Pella
Iowa
M. Burg
Gh Dowenstee
Bekman
Los Angeles
Calif
G. Uulstein
Earnest Moulder
Sioux City
Margaret van Wyk
Suniaye
A. Santema
Mis
No Hunting Signs Fail to Deter Alamount Hunters
Property damage and feed theft reported near signs reading No Hunting. Residents allege recurring trespass by hunters, with ongoing disturbances and requests for enforcement and monitoring.
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Jsuen
Chris Hoy
News Items of Twenty Years Ago Highlights local moves and visits
Chas Wilson and family depart for Mapelton. A. E. Henry ex sheriff of Sioux county visits friends. Henry leaves with Montana relatives. Geo Krunk visits with daughter Mrs M T Lewis. Frank in Milwaukee. Mrs H Selienmner visits Bancroft. Grand daughter arrives for Chas Diseh ler home. Families attend a Christian Science meeting in Waterton. C G A Walhol returns from Colorado for his project scope. Mrs Wiha visits Orange City. Lt Large expected home. Mrs Boggess hosts from Inwood. Mak from Inwood in new auto with friends. Dykstra visits from Orange City. John Grimmaill visits from Ackley. Robert McCool moves to Winifred South Dakota. Rest of family to follow midweek.
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Chas, Wilson
Mapelton
Town
A. E. Henry
Tintl
Sioux County
Chas
Disehler
John Gebhardt
Myx
W. H. DeVoo
Emerson DeVoo
Minnie Grossenburg
Will Roggoin
Waterton
Iown
A. Walhol
Colorado
Nebrashka
Iowa
Wiha
Orange City
Large
Walhot
Mrs. Boggess
Inwood
W. J. Boggess
Mak
Inwood Moylly
No OB
Dykstra
Orwnge City
Thanksgiving Day Services at First Christian Reformed Church
Rev J Gritter leads English service at 8 and Holland service at 2 with infant baptism and sermon in preparation for the Lord's Supper on December 1. The Martha Circle plans a goods sale and a benevolent event. the congregation studies the Apostles Creed while fund goals are shared.
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Christian Reformed Church
J. Gritter
Legion Festival in Dalbs Hall Opens Open Event
The American Legion plans a four festival at Dalbs Hall Monday evening with an open base admission. Games of all kinds, prizes, and a social evening are promised. Guests include Mr and Mrs Peters and Mr and Mrs Allen Walraven of Hoppers, with Meoound, Mrs Doe Peters noted as guest last Friday.
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Amerian Legion
Dablts Hall
Rome
Taid
Peters
Allen Walraven
Hospers
Cat
Albert
Hudson check forger caught after string of thefts
On Wednesday Chas May, a known forger in Hudson, presented a forged $24 Nels Anderson cheque at Sion Valley Station after a service. Bert Wright accepted the cheque and paid the change, leading May to flee to town with Anderson. A pursuit to Hawarden revealed May had bought $20 from a pool hall with the forged funds. May admitted guilt, refunded two cheques, and was jailed by Marshal Chris Nelson overnight. A second forged cheque was found the next morning involving Harry Miller. May and accomplices Bert and Nels traveled to Hawarden to face justice.
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HuitsoatterOn
Uinning
Chas
May
Gem
Nels Anderson
Toiwn
Sion Valley
Bert
Nels
Hawarden
Pay
Khuen
Chris Nelson
Hoesepen
Justice Court
Haawars
Len Feday
Harry Miller Ashing
Harey Milley
Methodlists Community Church Thanksgiving Services
Next Sunday morning the church plans a Thanksgiving Day service and invites all to attend. A district superintendent preached to about one hundred in memory of service. The Junior Church begins a course with forty registered, including Bible study and religious duties. Twenty two attended prayer on Thursday. a new pew will be placed in the church auditorium by the Ladies Aid. The church calls all community members to worship and join in the Christ of God.
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EL Edge
Sheldan
Distriet
Chiuveh
Vorm
King of Kings
Lord of Lords
Christ
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