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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1928

Page

22

Chevrolet Introduces New Six Cylinder Cars Across Factories

Col len baugh Motor Company of Shock Valley advertises the Chevrolet Six marketing a new six cylinder line built in multiple factories. The car claims 32 percent more power, 20 mpg economy, and pricing near the prior four cylinder models. Availability begins January first with improved compression and quieter operation.

Collenbaugh Motor Company Shock Valley the Bee Chevrolet General Motors

M E Church Notes Prayful Sunday Sermon by Dr Edge

The M E Church notes a Sunday 7:30 p m sermon by Dr Joseph B Edge the superintendent preacher with pastorships in the Northwest Town Conference. The Ladies Aid meets December 5 in the church parlor with all donations for the Wazaar requested. A prayer meeting is held each Thursday at 7 30 p m.

Joseph B. Edge D. Edge Northwest Town Conference

Harness Repair Notice for Farmers in Peters Harness Stare

Farmers urged to visit Peters Harness Store for pew viling and harness repairs. The notice requests attention to proper harness upkeep and directs customers to the local shop for service.

York Peters

Wiggerman Sells Grocery Interest to James Harty

Harriet Wiggerman who built a year old grocery business sells out to James Harty of Siars City. Harty takes charge Monday morning. Wiggerman led a clean profitable store and will stay a week then assist at Foppe’s store in Rock Valley until after the holidays.

Harrieh Wiggerman James Harty Siars City Propriet Miss Wiggerman J.C. Wiggerman Foppe Rock Valley Pairvew

Local Visitors Mark Thanksgiving Week in Nearby Town

A string of visitors and travels weave through Thanksgiving week. James Munroe of Sioux Falls and Isabelle Munroe visited with Miss J. MeKellay and family, while A J Sthirmer returned from Chicago. Mrs. Mary Chivey of Vernon, S D came to see Mr and Mrs Robert Roantree and Gertie Kopiman of Oliver also joined relatives. Olvo Titer arrived from eastern Iowa and plans to stay. Tony Tanto and WF Windson of Alesina S D took over a barber shop purchased from Ray Kooi Nan. Mey sent apples from Idaho to the McBride family.

Joh McKellay Wessinton Springs James Munroe Sioux Walls Isabelle Munroe Mes J. MeKellay Me. Munroe Sioux Falls A. J. Sthirmer Chicago Dixon Sheldon Vernon S.D Robert Roantree Thomas Orange City Gertie Kopiman Oliver Olvo Titer Iowa Hirihia Powdys Tony Tanto WF Windson Alesina

Butter Direct to New York From Iowa Creamery

Iowa butter sent directly to New York City from the Denver creamery enables Waterloo dealers to obtain the New York price without freight or hauling charges, benefiting both buyers and the creamery company.

Iowa New York Denver Bremer Coniy Waterloo New York City York Creamery Company

Fine Point Settled as to Place to Vote

Cedar county resident Cameron of TD Cedar County sought a disqualified voter's ballot after learning his sleeping quarters lay in one township and his dining room in another. The county attorney ruled his bedroom was his legal residence for voting purposes, placing his vote in that township.

Cameron Cedar County

First Grade Publishes Pilgrim Story Books

Notes from GTI Public School report first grade pupils making booklets about the Pilgrims. A Thanksgiving party is planned for Wednesday afternoon and the second grade will present a Thanksgiving program. Helen Roorda earned 100 for the twelve weeks and won a spelling contest in grades seven and eight. Bob Smylie spoke on antique lanterns and candle making in Colonial days, showing two lanterns and a candle mold.

Helen Roorda Bob Smylie

First home game signals budding talent in local basketball

Friday night crowds watched Freshman and Sophomores clash in the season opener. Sophomores won 22 to 16 in a close contest. seniors aided by a few recruits showed strength. Alton and Rock Valley second teams played a tight match, with Rock Valley taking the win. Tallying and playmaking by Tartmelints and Ship nn drew praise, while Timmie Walpole refereed and the Walpoles supervised lineups for the girls.

Girly Alton Rock Valley Naxe Mattes Ware Aleit Smylie Rouk Valley Lund Alfaur Timmie Walpole Hays White Marcella Ayn Loretta Walpole

Wall Board from Corn Stalks Shipments From Dubuque Plant

Maizewood Products of Dubuque shipped the first carload of wall board made from corn stalks to Chicago. Special machinery caused some delay but the plant has large orders. Warners receive about 5 dollars a ton plus harvesting and baling costs. Charles A. Rolfe, the plant's general manager, says orders on hand will keep the factory busy for a long time. About 15,000,000 feet have been ordered ahead with more weekly.

Chicago Maizewood Products Company Dubuque Warners Charles A. Rolfe Mor

Base Ball Star Watty Holm Chooses Storm Lake Home

Watty Holm of the St Louis Cardinals buys a Storm Lake bungalow for winter residence with his family. He earned about 5000 from the World Series and a season salary, while Mrs Holm is from Linn Grove. A burglary hit a local store last winter with clothes and small cash taken before dawn.

Watty Holm St. Louis Cardiniths Storm Lake Hohn Linn Grove Robert Powell

Clothing Store Robbed at Hudson by Midnight Burglars

Robbers broke into the Hudson storefront owned by Orkelson & Son during the early hours, looting over $1000 in silk stockings and other clothing items. Police report no injuries with suspects at large.

Hudson Tudsoniter Orkelson & Son

Doon News Items Mixed Social Visits

Doon notes list visits and temporary stays around Sioux Falls Rock Rapids Canton and Canton area. Individuals include Andrew Klovstad Hazel visit, Morence Kleek Norma Kook, Paul Trigg home hosts, Tom Baker family travel to Sioux Falls, Monahan from Allison Iowa, Ber Nice Rock Rapids shopper, Hiney Steven family Canton visitors, John Hoven welcomed newborn, Arthur De Boer relations visit, Elmer Eastin Canton Doon caller, Watson Rock Rapids, Prerichs family Pontiac Michigan vacation visitor.

Andrew Klovstad Hazel Gerrit’ Kleek Sioux Falls Morence Kleek Norma Kook Rock Rapids Paul Trigg Tom Baker Monahan Allison Towa Jake Ross Bernice Hiney Steven Phyllis Mae Marie Trower Canton John Hoven Elmer Eastein Mrs. Watson Albert Prerichs Pontiac Mich Issuh H. Prerichs

Peppermint Cultivation Expands in Washington County

Mennonite settlers near Katona Iowa begin growing peppermint under Noah Miller a former Tuzina resident helped introduce the crop in Washington county. Eleven acres produced mint with plans for two harvests per season and a distillery to extract the oil. Farmers report yields up to 28 bushels per acre and compare cultivation to asparagus growth.

Iowa Katona Washington Noah Miller Tudzina Wahington

First Iowa Airplane Route Inaugurated

The Waterloo Des Moines air service opens on a daily schedule using a four passenger Ryan Brougham. O P Harwood, an army pilot, will manage the Waterloo operation and pilot the flight. The express leaves Waterloo at 8 a m and lands in Des Moines at 9 a m. return departs Des Moines at 4 p m and reaches Waterloo at 5 p m. The 84 mile route costs 10 one way or 18 round trip.

Iowa Waterloo Des Moines Pont

Reform Church Notes Service Schedule and Topics

Reform Church notes list services with Rev R D Dowystra as pastor. English service at 1 30 P M titled Sorrow may he ye blessed expens ignee. Sabbath service at 3 10 P M on Pant before His Judg. Youngs Peoples Society plans a session on What is on Reasonable... Day introduces New Testament verse and theme.

Christine Youngs Peoples Society Wmelo

Sales at State Bank of Rock Wall details

sales of the State Bank of Rock Wall list auctions of estates including G. J. Oldenuip household goods and A. Laneh estate with dates in the midweek sequence and amounts noted, listing various bidders and parcels.

State Bank OF Rock Wall Van't Hut Thesday Low G. J. Oldenuip

Hellbender Sighted in Jefferson River Waters

A report describes a hellbender found in the Raccoon River near Tewin Jefferson. The creature is a large aquatic salamander with a lizard like body and eel like tail, four short legs and gills that move. It reaches about 18 inches and is noted as voracious and tenacious.

Tewin Jefferson Gromcomity Raccoon River Hs Tnek Divtiomuy Conan Chin

Vander Meer Visits Sioux City and Local Notices

Local brief notes report A G Vander Meer’s business visit in Sioux City last week. Gerrit Vegteveen to hold an auction sale Dec 12 with further announcements. WCTU officers hosted a Boston Tea Marty at Mrs A Maske’s home. Various relatives visit family homes and attend gatherings. estate sale notices and local visits to relatives in Sioux Falls and Orange City are mentioned.

A. G. Vander Meer Sioux City Last Wool Gerrit Vegteveen Boston A. ‘Te Maske H. Wosters Mes Pylman Zon Sait Zell von Hurgsan Sovith Edna Cei Rolls Golden Crown Rovlols Vander Bok Marnitme J. Onoukap Tint

Banks Brace for Holdups Warned by Association Secretary

The Banks Association secretary cautions banks after seven daylight robberies in the past two months. He advises keeping blinds down and vaults closed during noon hours to deter robbers as about $100,000 in cash and bonds were stolen.

Prank Warner Down Banks Association

1928 620 Automobile license plates details

The 1928 620 automobile license plates go on sale December 1 1928 with a January 1929 deadline for purchase or application. A 100 dollar penalty applies if unpaid, and further monthly fines accrue until paid. Five year applications require signatures of current owners, with transfers needing original signatures of both seller and buyer. Estate ownership allows administrator signatures. A BALKEMA County Treasurer.

Levise A. Balkema

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Chevrolet Company Mom M. E. Church Jesus Christ God Lyman F. Pocrt Harriet Wiggerman TS. Tange Idaho Mey Mrs. McBrde Gti Public School Dorothy Dixon Rena Kosters Walpole Ma. Togkelsson Auchy DOON Arthur de Boer Sterling Farmers Elevator Reformed Church Notes R. DD. Dowystra Hellbender Tc, Jongewaard Mivdey Emests Ithe Kane Ca, Walhot First National Bank
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