District Court News of Sioux County October 19 1935
District Court at Orange City fixed dates and appointments in multiple estates and guardianships. Administratrixs were named for Den Hartog and Wallace estates with bonds set. Anne Chenoweth authorized to sell undivided interest in property in Hawarden via private sale. Bess Dumnham Prath Mary Lynott receivers appointed to handle rents. Guardian appointed for Arnold Van Steenwyk and Hawarden case.
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Court House
Orange City
August & Ruud
Anne. Chenoweth
Willian Chenoweth
Bess
Mary Lynott
L. R. Ballas
Lutheran Church Plate Two Sunday Services
Mrs Henry Splear and others listed attend Plate Two at Peate Lutheran Church Rock Valley. Sunday, October 20 includes Sunday school at 10:00, Divine service in German at 11:00, English service in the evening. J J Graf is pastor.
Christian Reformed Church Services and Health Notes
Rev J Gritter leads 9 30 A M service and 2 60 P M service at Holland and Bolland. Rev M Van der Wenp of Orange City conducts the afternoon service. August De Ruyter remains in Hull hospital, showing improvement. Brother John Harmson grows weaker. Alice Vam Offerloo remains tranquil and patient. prayers and faith cited.
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Christian Reformed Church
J. Gritter
Holland
Bolland
M. van der Wenp
Orange City
August de Ruyter
Hull
John Harmson
Bee
Alice
Offerloo
Bridge Party at City Cafe Hall Featured Local Hosts
Mrs 7M S Haie Mrs Carl Bless A L Halstead and Mrs C Jacobs hosted a bridge party at City cafe hall Tuesday night attended by friends. Autumn decor used orange candles with a lens table setting amid discuss of Roby deward and a two month period of illness. Funeral services for Mrs Hogan were held in Hull Tuesday morning with several Rock Valley attendees.
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Cafe Hall
S. Haie
Carl Bless
A. L. Halstead
C. . Jacobs
City Cafe
Jack Frost
Home nursery stock order drive by Herb Koe Agent
To every home builder or owner, ordering nursery stock now for spring delivery. Beautify your home by offering now. Herb Koe, agent rep for Sherman Nursery Co.
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Repgr
Sherman Nursery Co
Opened Filling Station at City Park East
Opened filling station on May 18 at East City Park. Ortberg Shandle Sheil gasoline and oil offered. Patronage appreciated. Kosters Service Station.
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Ay 18
City Park
Ortsberg
Kosters
Card of Thanks for John Lover ink
The family expresses deep gratitude to kind friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during father John Lover ink’s illness and death. The Children.
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John Loverink
Public School Notes Highlight Busy Week of Activities
Last week the school presented an educational slide show initiated last year, with praise for Mr. Bogart’s efforts. Rock Valley’s baseball season ended 6 to 5 at Alvord, but overall the team posted the best Rock Valley record in years, led by Gray with a .361 batting average. In Grade reports, Fourth through Fifth grades show high attendance and standout student scores, with Joan Harmehnk’s birthday hike, and top six-week scores earned by Guy Potts and Delores Achatz among others.
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Joan Harmehnk
Joan
Legion Places Stones On Veteran's Graves
The American Legion laid marble stones on the graves of Civil War veteran Charles M. Elder in Valley View Cemetery, 1921 burial, Rock Valley. Earlier this year stones marked World War I veterans Dick Van Edik and Katl Dunham. Post furnishes stones, local post agrees to place them, life histories of local veterans compiled for state graves registration. Ner Miller led the Legion's work.
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Ner Miller
Ork
Legion
John Besote Dies Sudden After Sewer Work
John Besote died Thursday afternoon while working in a west town sewer ditch. He came to Rock Valley over a decade ago with a crew for the sewer project and lived here until his death. Funeral services were held at St Mary's church in Rock Valley Saturday morning. He was about forty to fifty, claimed Italian relatives, and left no local kin.
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John BeSote
Rock Valley
Italy
Sir Mary’s Church
Woman Doctor Brings Life Saving Care Across City Ambulances
The piece highlights Dr. f eGregor E Larsen of Towa who completes an internship in a Norwegian hospital and serves in emergency ambulance duties through Brooklyn and nearby areas amid life and death medical cases.
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Stregons Hias
Towa
Norwegi Hospital
Bath
Brooklyn
New Fouk
feGregor
Eit
E Larsen
Brenne
Luckiest Cribbage Hand Stuns Players
A sharp cribbage tale recounts Bloodgood turning a perfect hand of four fives for 29 points, hailed as the maximum score in the game. The crowd called it a lucky moment, noting Bloodgood’s rare achievement amid steady play.
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Bloodgood
Robert. L. Ripley
Fire Mystery Near Tama House Fire Raises Questions
Nick Carter of Tama Iowa wonders why his home burned the other day Miss Rose Reider spotted a blaze in the bedroom and alerted authorities Firemen found the house locked though bedroom windows were open They forced entry and extinguished the flames bed clothes damaged fifty dollars Carter had not been home for hours and had not slept in the room for more than a day The fire appeared confined to the bed and bore signs of arson by an unknown party.
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Nick Carter
Tama
Iowa
Rose Reider
Carter
Hail Cuts Hay Farmers Report Efficient Harvest
F Allbones, a farmer near Center Point, says a hail storm cut his hay as cleanly as a machine. He gathered the dry hay into stacks in minutes, saving labor that would have required hired help.
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F. Allbones
Center Point
Allbones
Allhones
Dail
Sen
Corn-Hog Referendum Plans In Sioux County
County Agent Nicol announced plans for a corn-hog referendum on October 26 to gauge support for a post 1935 adjustment program. The meeting at Iowa State College discussed the referendum question and the need to balance pork production with profitable demand while preventing dangerous expansion.
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Sioux County
S. Nicol
Iowa
Ames
Ecouoky
Extension Service
Nicol
Bank Directors Swear to Accuracy of 1935 Statement
H Peelen president J P Schutt cashier and G G Vermeer assistant cashier of the bank certify the foregoing financial statement as full and correct to the best of knowledge. Sworn before Evelyn Landschulte A L Halstead notary public and E Miller for Sioux county on October 11 1935. Directors present.
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Sioux County
H. Peelen
J. P. Schutt
GG Vermeer
Schutt
G. G. Vermeer
Evelyn Landschulte
A. L. Halstead
E. ©. Miller
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