District Court News From Sioux County Objections and Orders
District Court news from Sioux County details judgments totaling 11 921 27 against Henmett Wesselink et al on a mortgage secured note for 160 acres in Garfield Township with sale ordered to satisfy the judgment. Final reports of estate executors were approved and closed. Redemptions extended for John Hancock Mutual Life Ins Co vs Hearner Downes et al to March 1 1937. Conservator and receiver appointments noted. Various partitions sales and receivers named. Insanity commission found Katheryn Van Whre to be a fit subject for State Hospital Cherokee. Estates of several deceased individuals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life, Assurance Society of the
U.S
Henmett Wesselink ‘Et al In
Garfield Fiwnship
John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co
Hlearmer, Downes, Et al
Copés, Jr
Sintiena
Vander
Berg
Hendriks
Sioux “Center
Katheryn van Whre
Commissioners of Insanity
We ‘State Hospital
Cherokee
Court orders tax exemption in Northwestern Mutual Life case
An order in the Northwestern Mutual Life Co versus Rena Johnson et al decrees the deceased exempt from inheritance tax, sets aside the extension of the period of redemption, and directs the sheriff to issue a sheriff's deed to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co
Rena
Moving Picture Studio to Visit Rock Valley
The Metro Goldwyn Mayer Traveling Motion Picture Studio, valued over 150000 dollars, arrives in Rock Valley to open for public inspection on Monday October 14 in front of the Orpheum Theatre. Visitors will tour the 65 foot unit and learn how talking pictures are filmed and recorded with staff on hand to answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogart
Orpheum
Metro- Goldaryn Mayer
Rock Valley
Great Motion Picture Company
Plas
Orphen Theatre
Mlg-M
Culver City
California
Hollywood
Ebro
Gioldwyn-Mayer
Aukesha
Hollyxrood
Christian Reformed Church Rally Day Notice
The Christian Reformed Church schedules 9:30 A M Holland service 2:00 P M American service and a 7:45 P M Young People meeting with special numbers and an address by W Reinsma of Orange City who may fill a classical appointment at Colton. Tomorrow Friday is Rally Day for the Western Christian High School at Hell. Friends are asked to remember the cause. Next Wednesday at 8 P M an effort will be made to organize a Yours Men's Society and a Young Ladies Society. expect a large response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Reformed
Je Gritter
Holland
W. Reinsma
Orange City
Colton
Reiensma
Hell
Yours
Rock Valley tops Hudson in 9 to 2 high school baseball
Rock Valley high school beat Hudson 9 to 2 with Kenneth Gray on the mound allowing four hits. John Allas led Rock Valley with ten hits as the team built a sizable lead and closed out the game with strong defense. The win lifts Rock Valley to six in seven games and sets up a rematch with Doon on Thursday at 4 PM on the local diamond. The paper notes new band instruments arrived, teachers attended a county institute, and lists several grade activities and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson High School
Kenneth Gray
Rock Valley
John Allas
Hull
Grau
Valler Eerk AG
G. W. Rosenlof
Nebraska
University
T. M. EG. Leher
Taneola
Decola
Nebr
Lydia Wells
Derhonstreition
American Book
Chicago
Hal Buntley
East: High
Institute
Fifth grade play on Daniel Boone a Kentucky settlement
Beumer Billy Nersbergen and Richard Vande Velde report the fifth grade has finished a historical play titled The Settlement of Kentucky about Daniel Boone. They plan to present it to the fourth grade after roles are learned. Sixth grade pupils named for perfect spelling include Guy Potts Viva Beamer Angeline De Graalfl Agnes De Young Wilma De Zeeuw and Meanie Drkstra. A display features fire prevention posters created for Wire Prevention Week. Seventh and eighth grades honored for perfect spelling last week: Betty Van Bluk Nancy Van Roekel Donald Harmelink Bob McNelly George Van Eik Jeanette Den Hartoz Lora Gehmann Viola Schutz Everdena Van Drke Lucille Van Geest Marion Wissink Wilma De Bruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille van Geest
Marion Wissink
Wilma de Bruin
Social event at Long home with bridge and prizes
A large gathering at the Long residence featured a Friday evening bridge party despite cold weather. Beautiful garden flowers decorated rooms, tables for a steel game. high scores went to Mrs. E. J. Evans, Miss Mary Nora, and Mrs. D. Bertier, with Owen Manzing as the door prize winner. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Sioux City, Mrs. G. 5-R. Wood c and Carol De.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basten
Larchwood
Tyndall
Mas
Jean Bertier
R. J. McNeilly
Owen Manning
Jennié
Louise Lehman
Tyndall, S. D
E. C Suter
H. R. ‘Shipman
Abe AW. B.hamsen
R. Milyer
H. J. Long
Jerry Steck
Clay McKeegan
Gameer
Long Home
Jack Frost
E. J. Evans
Soux City
Mary Nor‘a
D. Bertier
Owen Manzing
Sioux City
R. Wood c
Carol de
Trouble in Getting Out of Russia
A first person travelogue recalls visa delays and ticket troubles in Leningrad as the narrator scrambles to leave via a 5:25 PM train. He highlights a hurried library visit, an encounter with cultural guides, and a maze of credentials and deadlines, ending with a note that the journey continues on the next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ote
Jacqueline
Barnyard Jamboree Ready to Be Presented
Plans and rehearsals for the Barnyard Jamboree occupy Miss Baker and locals. The Old Opera House stage is a lively mix of overalls and sunbonnets as characters textually prep. Performers include Red Harry Akin Lucille Akin Misty Constable Jim Guerla Uncle Zeke Bil Van Eldik, with music from trumpet guitar banjo and accordian. Adults at 00:00 PM, children under 15 priced 15er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baker
Stankig
Renee
Harry Akin
Lucille Akin
Misty
Jim Guerla
Zeke
Bil van Eldik
Coulée
John Loverink dies at Rock Valley after long illness
John Loverink of Rock Valley died Monday evening after a lingering illness with asthma. He came to Pella in 1907 from the Netherlands and leaves his wife and children Henry, Clarence, Ther Hebert, Henry at home, Everett Loverink, Rock Valley, Mrs Nick De Hamer, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Mrs Albert Glatz who preceded him in death in 1918. Forty nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren survive. Funeral Friday at 12 30 from the home and 2 at Old Reformed church. Body to Valley View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Loverink
Rock Valley
Loverink
Holland
Pella
Aaa
Henry
Hernea
Clarence
Ther Hebert
Cand
Old Reformed Church
Valley View
Peace Lutheran Church Sunday services at Oct 13
Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two holds Sunday school at 10 00 and a Divine service in English at 11 00 led by Pastor K J Grat. The notice lists the date and English service time with the church name and pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Lutheran Church
Plato
Sumday School
Alan
K. J. Grat
Rosters Service Station Opening Notice
TO OPEN FELLING STATION T will open my fitting station or Highway 18 east of City park on Saturday October 12. Will handle Shell Gasoline and Oil. Your patronage will be appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 18
City Park
Shell
L-1
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Arlene van Beek
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