Manslaughter Count In Sioux Co Court
Transcript shows Len R. Davis of Fort Dodge pled guilty to Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated. Judge Kennedy fined $300 plus costs and barred a driver license for 120 days. Also several civil suits filed or continued and estates closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena C. Boever
Len R. Davis
Fort Dodge
Kennedy
Warren Electric Co
Sioux City
Smbb Electric
Whitard Smeith
Alton
Willard Marra
Télee Credit. Union
Galowe Corporation
Ferry Dean Shippaaklog Jedgmen
Internet
Adlance
Clyde Lester Fusoi
Luverne
Mina
Kelley
Lews Mens
Fort Madison
Wiligmn H.kooiker
Jennie Schuller
Lambertson Elevator
Keapech Hillrichs
Last Rites Held For Mrs Gt Oostenink
Funeral services for Mrs Gerrit Oostenink 74 of Hull were held Saturday October 2 at Hogd Christian Church with Rev Allen Dykman. Burial followed at Hope Cemetery Kraai Funeral Home directed. She died September 30 in Sheldon hospital. Born March 13 1856 in Rock Valley she married Gerrit Oostenink July 25 1919 and lived in Hull. Survivors include widower four daughters two sons nine grandchildren eight great grandchildrenA corrected spelling variant of the name appears in the text.
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Gerrit Oostenink
Hogd
Hull
Allen Dykan
Hope Cemetery
Kraai Funeral Home
Gottenink
Sheldon Hospital
Hattie Rikkers
Rock Valley
Fire Prevention Week and Drugmobile Visit in Rock Valley
Fire prevention week is observed October 3-9 with public awareness and safety tips. The Drugmobile will visit Rock Valley on Thursday October 14, parked on Main Street and at several schools, promoting drug awareness under Kiwanis and state partnerships. Local youth and adults are urged to tour the bus, learn about drug issues, and support veterans via Buddy Poppy drives coordinated by Girl Scouts and veterans groups.
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Rock
Valley
Watas Farmien
National Fire Protection’ Association
Rock Valley
Main Street
Christian School
Hope Haven
Thunday
Relf
Iowa Nebraska
Girl Scout
VFM
Local Girls Named To Concert Choir
Dordt College announces two students named to the 46th 1974 Concert Choir. Gary Vande Kamp son of Gerrit Y Vande Kamp Rock Valley is a Dordt sophomore. Miss Vande Kerk daughter of John Vande Kerk Rock Valley is a Dordt senior. Choir director Dale Grotenhuis plans a spring tour of the Eastern United States.
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Dirdt College Minste
Gary Vande Kamp
da’ Vande Kerk
Dordt College
Vande Kamp
Sao
Bir
Gerrit Y Vande Kamp
Rock Valley
Western Chistian High
Hull
Vande Kerk
John Vande Kerk
Western Christian High
Gencen
Dale Grotenhuis
Grotenhuis
United States
25th Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Robéte Iver
Mr and Mrs Robéte E Iver 500 of Hudson celebrate 25 years together with an anniversary dance Saturday October 9 at the Veterans Memorial Building Hudson and an open house Sunday October 10 at their home Qnd and Slade streets in Hudson Friends and relatives are invited no gifts requested The Ivesons were married October 12 1946 at Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church Chicago following his World War I service Bob Iver longtime Hudson resident and former postmaster 1960s era. Elly Iver director of Nutsid Services at Hegg Memorial Hospital Rock Valley details reflect the couple 1946 marriage and local service background
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Robéte E. Iver- 500
Hudson
Veterans Memorial Building
Bob
Elly
Slade
Iveson
Holy Cross
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Chicago
Armed Services
Bay
Hudson Community Hospital
Hegg Memorial Hospital
Rock Valley
Royden Hulls Comets take sole Siouxland lead in key win
Arlen Kremine's Royden Hulls Comets defeated General Lyon 22 to 0 to seize first place in the Siouxland Conference. West Lyon Wildeans blanked George Bluejays 15 to 0, handing George their first loss. Maurice Orange Guy beat Rock Valley 37 to 12, and Sioux Center topped Akron 40 to 8. Standings show Hayden Hull 4-0, George 3-1, MCC 2-2, Sioux Center 3-1, West Lyon 3-3, Rock Valley 4-3, Akron 0-4, Central Lyon 0-4. Next week Central Lyon visits Akron, Boyden Hall goes to George, Maurice Orange City hosts West Lyon, and Sioux Center meets Rock Valley.
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Royden-Hull
Comets
Arlen Kremine
General Lyon
Denni Eckhoff
George Bluejays
West Lyon Wildeans
Gary Breitag
George
West Lyon
Maurice Orange Guy
Rock Valley
Sioux Center
Akron
the Sandings
Hayden-Hull
MCC
Central Lyon
Boyden Hall
George, Maurice
Orange City
Briar College Freshman Sally Kasters Named Cheerleader
Sally Kasters a Briar College freshman daughter of Mr and Mrs Hela B Kasters is chosen as cheerleader for the 1971 72 basketball season The announcement notes the season begins November 16 with a game against Yarnton College in Yankton and lists the Chargers as the home team with a monetary amount given as symbol $.D
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Sally Kasters
Briar Chie College
Sally
Hela B. Kasters
Rock Valley
Briar
Chargers
Yarnton College
Yankton
Sioux County Choral Society Plans Messiah Rehearsals
The Sioux County Choral Society and Sioux Center orchestra plan a December 12 Messiah performance. Rehearsals begin Sunday at 3 00 p m in Dordt College choir room with area singers joining from Hull and Rock Valley. Soloists include Mrs Margorie Stetson and James Wood with trumpeter Donovan Gray assisting The director Gary Warmink notes a larger local orchestra will back the chorus and soloists for a high point in the presentation.
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Sioux County Choral Society
Sioux Center Arcs Symphony
Dordt College
Hull
Rock Valley
Margorie Stetson
Northwestern College Music Staff
James Wood
Morningside
Donovan Gray
Gary Warmink
Sth Dist Women's Convention Oct 12 1974 Orange City
The 68th Annual Convention of the 8th District Iowa Federation of Woman's Club will be held October 12, 1974 at the American Reformed Church in Orange City. Mrs Willis Johnson district director from Holstein presides. Registration starts 8:30 a.m. with sessions at 2:00 p.m. Speaker in morning Glenn Stockdale president of the Iowa Federation of Woman's Club speaks on Architect of Life. Afternoon speaker Don Stone KTIV Sioux City presents You're Better Than Anyone Thinks. Election and installation of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Woman's Club
American Reformed Church
Orange City
Willis Johnson
Holtein
Glenn Stockdale
Iown Federation of Woman's Club
Architect of Life
Moon
Church Guild
Don Stone
KTIV
Sioux City
Co op Month Observance Planned Across Nation
Joseph Show of Ames announces the 1971 nationwide Cooperative Month will be held in October with the theme Cooperatives Care. Governor Ray proclaims the theme highlighting cooperatives aiding people, communities, youth, and the environment in a drive to serve public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Show
Town Institute of Cooperation
Ames
Robert Ray
America
Shaw
National Advisory Committee On Cooperatives
Agriculture
Vernon B. Schneider
American Institute of Cooperation
Washington, D.C
Cooperative League of the USA
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
National Federation of Grain Cooperatives
National Milk Producers Federation
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Kershergen for Mayor Fight File For Council Posts
John Kershergen is the only announced candidate for mayor of Rock Valley for the November municipal election. Final filing date was Tuesday. Filing for council posts includes Robert Kaufman, Dwayne Bauder, Weber Bergers, Donald Doorn, John Kempe ma, John C. G. Dykswa, Harry Kersbergen and Maurice Van Voorst. Lois Reinke filed for treasurer. The current mayor Al Porter has served two terms. Councilmen not seeking reelection are Dr. R. P. Simmon sen and Donald Klein, Burgers Kensbergen and Kaufman currently serve on the council. Jessie Bonthuls retiring measurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kershergen
Rock Valley
Robert Kaufman
Dwayne Bauder
Weber Bergers
Donald Doorn
John E. Kempema
John CG. Dykswa
Harry Kersbergen
Maurice van Voorst
Lois Reinke
al Porter
Dr. R. P. Simmonsen
Donald Klein
Burgers
Kensbergen
Kaufman
Jessie Bonthuls
Two car crash reported by Rock Valley police
Rock Valley police report a two car collision last Wednesday involving Miss Laura Dawn Vande Velde driving south on Main and John A. Dykstra driving west on 17th. Dykstra failed to yield at the stop sign, causing $30 damage to his 1965 Pontiac and $150 to Vande Velde’s 1985 Mercury. No injuries reported. Dykstra summons issued for failure to yield.
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Rock Valley
Laura Dawn Vande Velde
John A. Dykstra
Vande Velde
Main
Dykstra
Maassen Enrolls In Minnesota Medical Institute
Dwayne Maassen of Rock Valley enrolled at the Medical Institute of Minnesota in Minneapolis on Monday October 4 to pursue becoming a veterinary medical technician.
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Dwayne Maassen
Marthus Maasen
Rock Valley
Medical Institute of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Rensink Receives State 4-H Educational Achievement Award
Garol Renstok of Rural Sioux Center, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Rerannk, named winner of the State 4-H Educational Achievement Award and chosen as a delegate to the 1972 National 4-H Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2. She has nine years of 4-H work in Sioux County with projects in Clothing Food and Nutrition and more and is a member of the 1971 Sioux County 4-H Council.
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Garoi Renstok
Tony Rerannk
Sioux Center
Wrater
Garol
Iowa
Chicago
Adrian Punt
Gate
Stouk County
Carol
Sioux County
Ames Lan
University of Lews
Puerto Rico
Canada
Géry Bredensteiner
Carel
Theate
Conrad Hilton Hatel
Arrest Two In Hope Haven Break-in Case
Rock Valley police report two suspects in the Hope Haven break-in Charles Edgar Bartlett 18 of Sheboygan Wisconsin and Dog Shinkde 18 of Sioux City Iowa are jailed in Sioux County on larceny under 20 count The Bee previously quoted Hope Haven and the Rock Valley department reported the incident.
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Rock Valley
Milton Swier Wins Bee Football Contest
Milton Swier claimed first in the Bee Football Contest edging Krisi Vander Velde and Urban Kramer who tied for second after missing four games. Kristi won $3 and Urban Kramer $1 as several four-missters trailed. Washington Redskins upset Dallas, coach George Allen calling it retaliation for the Senators move.
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Milton Swier
Milton
The
Bee
Krisi Vander Velde
Urban Kramer
Krist
Kristi
Bank President Speed Vermeer Dies at Hegg Memorial
G. G. Speed Vermeer, 73, longtime president of Valley State Bank, died Tuesday afternoon at Hegg Memorial Hospital. Survivors include his widow and daughter Mrs. Hagold Westra of Rock Valley. Funeral services pending. complete obituary next week. The report also notes Northwestern Bell Telephone Company taxes for Sioux County and state totals.
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G.G
Speed) Vermeer
Hegg ‘Memorial Hospital
Vermeer
Valley State Bank
Hagold Westra
Rock Valley
Miss Gert Leeuw to Speak at First Reformed Church
Gertrude Leeuw, a Faith Missionary active among Indian Americans for four years, will present moving pictures and discuss her work at the First Reformed Church in Flagstaff Aziz on Sunday October 10 at 845 p.m. The public may view her slides, hear about her outreach, and visit afterward. church and affiliated groups provide support totaling over 1500 dollars.
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Gertrude Leeuw
First Reformed Church
Flagstaff
Aziz
Pan
Mis Leeuw
Gertrude
Wanton's Guild
Auto Cow Collision Kills Hudson Driver Faces No Injuries
An auto driven by David Lee Gillespie of Hudson South Carolina struck and killed a cow owned by Fom Vanden Bosch on the Blacktop half a mile south of town Saturday. The cow was in the road as Gillespie crested a hill and could not stop in time. Loss of the cow was about 300 dollars and 400 dollars in damages to the 1886 Popuac. No injuries occurred and no summons was issued.
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David Lee Gillespie
Hudson
S. C
Fom Vanden Bosch
Gillespie
Hogg Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Update
The Hogg Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met September 27 at Galvin Christian Reformed Church. Rev Green Hunt spoke on drugs. The board set the annual bake sale and bazaar for Saturday November 26.
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Hogg Memorial Hospital
Galvin Christian Reformed Church
Green Hunt
Two Injured In Truck Tract Accident Near Sioux Center
Herman J. Graves of Rock Valley and David Lee DeJong of Dalton Michigan sustained minor injuries in a truck tractor collision three miles west of Sioux Center on a blacktop. Graves attempted to pass DeJong on a bridge. both were eastbound. DeJong reportedly crossed the center line. Graves was treated in Rock Valley for hand injuries. DeJong had bruises. Graves’ Ford was totaled. Both were cited Graves for improper passing and DeJong for failure to heed a signal.
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Herman J. Graves
Rock Valley
David Lee DeJong
Dalton
Mich
Sioux Center
Graves
Rock Valley Cement Block and Tile
DeJong
John Deere
Colliaton
Bill Miller
Fall Conference of the Women's Classical Union at Carmel Reformed
The Fall Conference of the Women's Classical Union of West Sioux meets at Carmel Reformed Church on Tuesday October 12 with the theme Aliye it Christ He Lives. Morning sessions begin 9 29 a m and 10 00 a m 1 09 p m. Mrs Marvin Schutz Canton presides. Dr Winfield Burgraft speaks on urban development. Sioux Center Reformed Church provides morning music. Afternoon presider Mrs Ralph Teo Ciay Rock Valley. Rev J Robert Swatt Ethopia speaks. Hawarden church handles music. noon luncheon and fellowship hour follow the afternoon session.
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Women's Classical Union of
West Sioux
Carmel Reformed Church
Aliye
Marvin Schutz
Canton
Winfield Burgraft
Sioux Center Central
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Bauman
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Siouxland
Sioux Choral Soc
Sth Dist. Women’s Convention
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C. Rensink
Market Report
Farmen Elevator
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Speed’ Vermeer
Hegg Memorial
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Warren Schar
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