12 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
1
The article notes Otter High School and figures like Helen Huth Walha and Seth Smith presiding over a ceremony for completing school work. It mentions a large turnout, obituaries, and the involvement of staff and students, including new pupils enrolled and a sale proceeds aiding heart health initiatives.
Sebastian J Beewer obituary notes his service and honor during his life. Funeral services attended by relatives and many from Independence, Rowley, Sioux City, and surrounding Iowa communities. Local names cited include R O Brien, H Prehenilover, Cunard Dittman, John Escher, and others.
An article notes the opening of an indoor golf course this week amid winter conditions. It mentions nearby towns adopting the facility and references the site and schedule, with dates and locations to be announced as plans firm up.
Bids due September 13 by 6 PM at the Town Clerk. The successful bidder must furnish a corporate surety bond equal to 5 percent of the bid and pay all taxes. The project calls for materials and construction of town highway improvements, with preferences for in state materials and labor where not detrimental to the town. September 6, 1930.
New or used furniture offered at very low prices featuring dining room suites rockers chairs tables and more by Peters Store. Local shoppers urged to drop in for bargains on home furnishings while stock lasts.
Petitioners in Rock Valley push for a five day open pheasant season with dates planned for late November or December pending State Game Department approval. Copies exist at the State Bank, Rock Valley Lumber Company, and Behmmer's Hardware Store. Signers fear migration. the effort follows a local debate and seeks to align with wildlife regulations.
Townsfolk debate a curfew after a whistling police signal prompts teens to return home. Officials argue the measure is antiquated and unpopular, while residents fear disturbances persist. Committee chair W. Jacobs notes ongoing enforcement near schools, concerts, and hospital districts as the town considers the policy’s viability.
Public auction of school house boast buildings and other articles in Sioux Township District No 2 to be held Saturday September 13 at 1 PM. Secretary Syd Schmidlt and Peter Dy Sees, Auctioneers.
Clipped fragments describe social visits and travels around Sayx City and Rock Valley. Names include August Booker and Mrs Booker, A W Hakes, L Schaap, J Crowley, Renshaw and Parkinson, with scattered towns such as Lusood Halland and Santa Barbara appearing through jumbled notes.
The Sioux County Red Cross chapters held their annual meeting in Alton on Tuesday October 4 to plan the 1938 Roll Call running September 25 to October 15 Red Cross Sunday will be observed on September 25 when the county will speak regarding the work of the organization. requests for subscriptions and supplies are noted. Volunteers will assist with distributing clothing, food, and vegetable garden guidance. caution is urged due to economic hardship and the ongoing need for help in families and elderly citizens.
J B Akin of Rock Valley Alabama marks his ninetieth birthday on September 21. Akin has resided in Rock Valley and lived near Henk Valley earlier. For decades he ran a line in Hoes and remains active, reading, writing, and sharing views with friends. He spends time with his daughter and supports Red Cross dues at local stores.
A scrambled clipping reports names and places such as Chicago Los Angeles Adelaide Austin and Pella with mentions of Cedar Walls Town State Teacher's College and Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two. It notes a baby boy born Tuesday and upcoming church services at 1080 A.M. with St Day School at 9 30 A.M. Pastor C Oral.
A Hawarden area notice states persons were seen making a practice and causing unnecessary damage along the Resk Valley line. A reward of nine dollars will be given to anyone reporting the individuals responsible, issued by the Iowa Public Service Company.
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