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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1969
Page
4
The RVHS Rocket Report notes the first day, August 25, with band assembly at 8 and student body gathering at 9. Dennis Ver Malm chaired the pledge and anthem, prayers were offered, new superintendent Hunster outlined goals, and the paper pledges to inform with monthly issues and a school trip schedule.
Barb Witte reports on the arrival of 69 annuals as students at the high school waited after 3 45 pm on August 27 1949 to pick up their yearbooks. The event drew eager students and staff noting the effort invested was worthwhile.
Vows were exchanged Friday August 14 at 7 30 p m in the First Reformed church Sioux Center by Gracia Ann Wynia and James Vander Velde in a double ring ceremony. The Rev Jack Boerig ter officiated before an altar of pink gladiolus and roses. The bride wore a grain of silk peau de soie gown with re embroidered lace and a long veil, carrying pink and white roses. Elaine Wynia was maid of honor with bridesmaids in pink crepe gowns. Best man was Earl De Bey assisted by Marvin Wynia Wilmet Wynia and Tom Menning. attendees included Lorene Rexwinkls.
Aug E Kuehne 86 former Rock Valley resident had last rites at St Paul Friday. Son of early brickyard operators August H and wife he attended local school then earned a law degree at University of Minnesota and a Master of Law at George Washington University. Minnesota Bar granted him title of St Counselor after 50 years service. Survived by sisters Minnie and Bertha Kuehne.
Rock Valley meets Lake Park in the first football game of the season on Friday at 7:80 p.m. The halftime show features the Rocket marching band under Harlen Vande Berg. Les Hansens begins his first year as Rocket coach and the squad is described as promising and ready for an action packed match. Roy Schleder marks 50 years as a Thurman barber with loyal customers still visiting.
Fea Bunch and Barb Witte announce a sock hop sponsored by Pep Club for high school students after the big game. Two events to be held Friday night with refreshments provided. All attendees urged to bring sod as entry fee.
Glad home service group suggests indoor straw crafts to entertain children on a rainy day. Ideas include color learning with multicolored straws, demonstrating physics like the Weber vane, vacuum demonstrations, poster making, straw frames, mobiles, painting with straw blows, and mixing colors. Use of straws beyond drinking is encouraged.
Brenneman and Larry Yupteveen seated guests while a chorale group performed. After the ceremony a church basement reception followed with 256 guests registered by Marie Schubert. The newlyweds plan to reside in Louisville Kentucky after a trip to the Ozarks. The bride, a Northwestern College graduate with a BS in education, will teach junior high social studies. the groom, also a Northwestern graduate with a BS in education, will attend Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville.
District Court of Tate of Iowa Sioux County probate matter announces the appointment of Robert B. Owens as administrator of the estate of Joe Oldenkamp also known as Johannes Rideckamp deceased. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication, or be barred. Date of second publication September 14, 1968.
A Lou Leesburg Times feature notes how raw summer squash, once eaten as a traditional Indian treat called As-kut-a-squash, is enjoyed in fresh salads with onion tomato vinegar and oil. It details varieties like Zucchini, Crooknecks, and summer straightecks, plus simple cooking methods and a light low calorie note.
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