Court actions list multiple estate orders and pensions
The record notes orders releasing bonds in a Sophia inst case and appointing executors for Albert Moss and W Thompson estates. Widows pensions are set for De Groot, Voss, Schepel, Witt, and Degen with per child weekly amounts. An administrator with will annexed is appointed for W Thompson, and Campbell's firm sues Co operative Association over a shipment contract dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaaia de Groot
Martha Voss
Geraitin’ Schepel
Bere Witt
van Reanes
Laura Degen
T T. E. Klay
W. Thompson
Nee . Campbell
Final report approves estate closure and licenses issued
In the matter of the estate of Mary es, deceased, the final report of Pinan Hagee, administrator, was approved and the estate discharged and closed. Marriage licenses issued to Ben Fetkema and Tena Vanden Her vel, both of Sioux Center, and to Raymond De Jager, 22, and Elsie Popma, 20, both of Treton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryes
Pinan -Hagee
Ben Fetkema
Tena
Vanden Hervel
Sioux Center
Raymond de Jager
Elsie Popma
Treton
Christian Reform Church Announces Broad Schedule and Speaker
The Christian Reformed Church invites the public to hear Rev J Gritter at 9 30 and 4 p m services plus a discussion on the first English Bible. A piano service and Sunday evening worship are planned with Rev Leyzenga from Leota as speaker as the program continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gritter
Sunde
Tuesay
Eveni Phastarn School
Bisux
Leyzenga
Leota
De Vries Van Duyn Wedding At Rock Valley Home
Hermina De Vries, daughter of Mrs. J. D. DeVries of Rock Valley, married Simon Van Duyn on September 19 in a ceremony at the DeVries home. Rev J Gritter officiated with a small gathering. The couple will reside near Fairview after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. DeVries
Rock Valley
Hermina
Simon van Duyn
Rev. J. Gritter
Christian Reformed Church
Bss
Mae Day Ither
Pioneer Resident Gartland Dies After Long Illness
The Pioneer resident Mrs. Gartland died Saturday after a lingering illness. Born October 31 1860 in New Haven Connecticut she lived in Valley and Rock Valley with her husband J A Gartland since 1885. She was a charter member of the local Star chapter and leaves a grieving husband son and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartland
Guxiland
New Haven
Connecticut
Tr Y
D . Shout
Utin Shean
J. A.gartland
Aurora
Rock Valley
Entertaining Rose Standish Chapter at Thornburg Home
Mrs Lutheria Phornbure and Mrs Edith Huizenga hosted the Rose Standish Chapter of the D A R in Rock Rapids at the Thornburg home Tuesday afternoon. An interesting program was presented followed by refreshments. New members Mrs E R Scanlan and Mrs AltL Halstead of Rock Valley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheria Phornbure
Edith Huizenga
Rose Standish Chapter
D.act. of
Rock Rapids
Thornburg
E.R. Scanlan
Afrs
AL Tl
Halstead
Rock Valley
Library report notes longer hours and overdue books
The Community Library extended closing to 5 PM to help school children access after school. During September several books remained unreturned after the mer vacation, including titles such as Gold Shoe and Phantom of Paradise Valley, with many by authors like Hi storie Gorse and Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Shoe
Historie Gorse
Netti Sneabs
Coxporal Cornet
Phantom of Paradise Valley
Clarke
Moni
Spyvie
Little Ships
Norris
Rouett
Carroll
Daddy
Long Lees
Webster
David Capperfield
Dickens
Priscilla Club Hosts Mrs Blessing on Friday
Priscilla Club entertained with Mrs Carl Blessing as host on Friday at noon. Refreshments followed social hours. Guests included Mrs Elizabeth Hoivenes and Mrs Marie Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Carl Blessing
Ealith Hoivenes
Marie Hutton
Community Gathering at St. church draws large crowd
A crowded Thursday event at St. church basement gathered about 475 attendees for a community luncheon after the program. Organizer Dr. R. A Bebuls led the luncheon while musical numbers by WS. Bogart and Mrs. Berriet and H. Franz performed. Congressman Gillette from Cherokee Town spoke on democratic doctrine, criticized some Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. 3 Church
Dro R.A Bebuls
WS. Bogart
Bogart
Lenin
Unclear fragment hints at worship and cross devotion
Fragmentary text describes a week of work and rest, a call to quiet contemplation at the Cross. It mentions a closer communion with God and his people and ends with a reference to the Lord’s face and a response about seeking the Lord. Next Sunday reference appears.
Bride and Groom Honored in Courtesy at Miller Event
A social note records Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Miller hosting a gathering for Deen Afginifing and others. The scene includes a ceremonial toast to the bride and lingering compliments to the ladies as the event proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
H. C. Miller
Deen
Faculty Entertains Misses and Guests at Home
A social evening hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Namara featured Miss Helen and Miss 4ilean among the guests. Faculty members joined in bridge games with Mary Norris taking honors and Mrs Lawrence Smith winning the all-out prize. Refreshments followed the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Namara
W. D. Berrier
Salat
News Notes From Our Public School
Last week the class, accompanied by Lewis, visited the sales pavilion where the sale was connected and educational for the students. Tuesday the class’ field trip went to the creamery to observe the gentler science of cream and pasteurization. Monday Anna De Brunti, formerly of Sibley High School, enrolled in the school. The Ase team traveled to Hull. Hull brought six runs on one hit in the third inning, keeping pace with errors and finishing 4 to 2. Students anticipate a weiner roast and plan to materialize activities soon. Sixth grade pupils listed those with perfect spelling, while eighth grade members enjoyed bike and roast activities. Seventeen pupils earned top arithmetic ratings last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Anna de Brunti
Sibley High School
Ase
Hull
Vernon Belt
Guy" Viva
Beamer
Abigeline
Wilma de
Bruine
Sibley
Reiner
Bob McNelly
Wallace Schouten
George van Beck
Viola Schuty
Mae Henningfeld
Barnyard Jamboree Heads Rock Valley October 10-11
American Legion Auxiliary presents the Big Barnyard Jamboree in the old Opera House with local performers led by announcer Hienie Bastemeyer. The program features Tanjo guitar and accordion, women's quartettes, and a barn dancer led by Jack Ruggles, promising a lively, varied show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
American Legion Auxiliary
Hienie” Bastemeyer
Amendments to Protect Farmers in Beneficial Readjustment Program
The text notes AAA amendments aimed at protecting farmers through a readjustment program. It states the program did not displace American products but supplemented drought and shortages, with references to tests and tariffs. It lists household tasks and a Mrs. Guy Vande Weerl as a listed name.
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Sophia
Niessink
Ye ‘Sloss
Albert Moss
rell-Holt & Co
Co- Operative Association of the Court
Anding
Christian Reformed
Church
de Vries
van Duyn
Angel Food
Ghar
Library Report
KSCO
Rock Valley Sales Co
Avdl Hough
Dine Vande Wee
Will
Guy Vande Weerl
Vander Meer
Food Energy