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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
1
In a hearing class at Hope Haven a campaign for assistive services helps children gain education through regular classroom techniques. Mrs Carel Van Drunen leads with Mr Helmer assisting in specialized programs including speech help reading and auditory training.
Dale Ranschau took first by guessing 20 games correctly in this week’s football grid contest. Five games were missed: North Carolina Wake Forest Virginia VPI Baylor Texas A M New Mexico Arizona State Stanford Army. No ties occurred this week. Gregory Bum Spot had a close tie with 19 correct. Georgia Tech Navy served as the tie breaker 14 13. Richard Vander Velde placed third with his tie breaker 14 13.
Market report notes birth of Birkle Wayne on Monday October 14. The item records a new birth in a local market oriented notice column.
Funeral services for Mrs Ferdinand Schutz longtime Sheldon resident were held at 10:00 am Tuesday at St Pa Catholic church in Seldon with Rev J J Hyland officiating. Born November 7 1868 in Chicago she married Ferdinand Schulz who died January 17 1931. Survivors include two sons Matthew of Sheldon and Dr K M Schulz of Rock Valley six grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Parish rosary was recited at Sheldon funeral home Monday evening at 8 30.
The Rock Valley Community High School junior class mounts its annual play schedule with performances planned Friday November 12 under director Mrs J Schroeder. The program includes an 8:00 curtain time and pre show specialties. Contested pieces include Royal Gambit and Suramer at the Diamond O.
A documentary titled Holland Wonder will be shown Friday night at 7 45 in the old Methodist church. Rev Robert Remick, a cooperating evangelist with the T L Osho Evangelistic association, will introduce the film. A goodwill offering will be taken.
The Sioux County chapter of the American Cancer Society held its social meeting Tuesday October 14 in the Rock Valley Town Hall. Mrs Ed Te Veltrup of Sioux Centre was named chairman for the coming year with all other officers re elected. Fourteen board members attended the meeting. A luncheon followed.
Mrs and Mr Jake Kootma-Elaine welcome triplet daughters Eloise Ellen and another by Dr Hegg L R near four weeks old. Each weighed about 3 pounds 11 ounces at birth. The family also has two older children Barbara 15 and Sherwin 1.8 delivered by Dr Hegg.
The Rock Valley Community Betterment Council held its annual meeting in the City Hall council room on Wednesday night October 20. Newly elected officers were ITC head John Van Zanten president John Kragt vice president Joyce Warntjes secretary Eleanor Simonsen treasurer and Harry Burns publicity. Other members include Charles Gayer John Bauman and Paul Beumer. The council outlined plans including sponsoring a Halloween Drive for UNICEF with Rock Valley youngsters delivering door to door on Saturday October 30 at 6 45 PM.
Rock Valley Iowa doctors longtime physician Dr L R Hegg will receive hundreds of birthday cards from families he has served over 34 years. The Just A Mere club asks that babies and parents send cards and a dollar to Mrs John Harmelink by weekend to fund a Hege Memorial hospital gift.
Death notice states Mrs Cora Crandall formerly Cora Roberts died in Monterey Park California. Burial followed in Elsinore California. She was survived by her husband a sister Mrs Edna White and three grandsons along with several great grandchildren.
Arthur Lee Attema enlisted in the navy on October 5 at the Sioux Falls recruiting station and is in San Diego undergoing a three month recruit training program. After completion he will receive a 14 day leave. his address is Arthur L. Attema 5, R. Company No. 559 USNC.
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