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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1930

Page

9

Public School News Notes From the County Institute and Activities

Plans call for no school on Monday and Tuesday September 29 30 due to the County Institute at Orange City. Ninth grade officers Willard Dennis president George Murphy vice president Helen Roorda secretary treasurer with H C Miller as adviser. Teachers meet Supt Don May to discuss matters of interest to the school.

County Institute Orange Willard Dennis George Murphy Helen Roorda Scec Treas My. H. C. Miller Margaret and Mary Jolly Iowa High School Athletic Association Iteachents Don May G. J. Vanden Berg Board of Education

Commemoration of the Black Hawk Purchase Observed

West Union Iowa resident notes Governor Hammill appointed L Moyer to the Black Hawk centennial commission. The 1932 event marks a hundredth anniversary of the Black Hawk purchase celebrated via school programs to stress Iowa’s early territorial acquisition. The purchase extended along the Mississippi with counties westward, excluding Winneshiek. Buchanan present, while Chickasaw Bremer and Black Hawk itself were not included.

W. H. Beall West Union Iowa L. @. Moyer John Hammill Mississippi River Winneshick County Buchanan County Chickasaw Bremer Black Hawk Ehief

Legion Sponsors Community Library in Rock Valley

The American Legion backs a Rock Valley Community Library to occupy a leased building south of DeBruin Meat Market. Committees will seek funds and books, a board from local organizations will run it, and books will be drawn free of charge. Cooperation is urged for a successful venture.

The American Legion Rock Valley DeBruin

Man Killed at Hudson After Freight Yard Accident

Edward H. Wilson, about 40, perishes at the Hudson station when his leg is caught between a car and the platform during loading car switching on the Chicago Milwaukee and Pacific line. An inquest followed. Wilson, a World War II veteran, was identified by papers found on him.

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Edward H. Wilson Kramer N. D Hudson Wilson

Spencer woman doubles value of silver foxes investment

Mrs Rose B Fraser of Spencer Iowa held onto her silver fox herd after investing 3000 dollars in two pairs two years ago. She sold fourteen foxes last Tuesday for 20600 dollars, bringing total investment and care to about 10000 dollars. Sale handled by W P Chambers president of Hill Crest Fox farm with buyer H Lyman of Cherokee who plans to start a fox farm.

E. L. C. White Spencer Iowa Rose B. Fraser W. P. Chambers Hill Crest Clear Lake H. Lyman Lyman Hotel Cherokee Mr. Lyman

Insurance Taxes Stressed by Iowa City Official

Hon. Ray Yenter the state insurance commissioner told a group of agents in Iowa City that the department collected 1 800 000 in taxes last year while administration costs ran only 55 000. He highlighted major home offices located in Town and the vital role of the industry for the state.

Iowa City Ray Yenter

Sioux Center Auto Crash Sees Man Plunge 100 Feet

Clarence Hegink of Sioux Center escaped serious injury after his car left Road No 75 near Doon and plunged into the Little Rock river. The vehicle broke a timber and a hoisting derrick on impact. Hegink, a Buick salesman, initially feared fatally injured but later was expected to recover. He was taken to Doon and then Sioux Center for treatment.

Clarence Hegink Sioux Center Little Rock Doon Mr. Eggink Henry Eggink Rock Valley

Knoxville Woman Faces Italian Earthquake Near Naples

Emma Laura Cooper of Knoxville was awakened at 1 30 am by violent tremors and flashes as an earthquake struck a hotel a few miles from Naples Italy. Guests rushed into the street in night attire and were later allowed to return to dress though sleep was not permitted. If the quake had lasted longer the hotel might have crumbled.

Knoxville Italy Emma Laura Cooper Naples

Building Costs Vary in Powegshick County Schools

I J Onnis ton has built schools for nearly fifty years. He recalls Carnforth school house built 43 years ago for 750 and 1915 Madison township schools at 1800 each. In 1919 Warren produced two for 7000 total. Last year South Side schools cost about 2800. He notes labor and lumber price shifts explain the changes though the buildings are similar.

Powegshick County I. J. Onniston Carnforth Madison Township Warren South Side

Peace Lutheran Church Plate Two Services Next Sunday

Divine services and Sunday Svhay will be held next Sunday September 28 in District No 6 schoolhouse Menohlenthaler.

Public Auction of School Property in Sioux Township

Old school house, out buildings, flecks and other articles in school district No 2 Sioux Township await sale. Auction set for Wednesday October 13 at 2 PM. Ed J Schmidt secretary Peter De Smet auctioneer.

Sioux Township J. Schmidt See Peter de Smet

Student teachers to have bus facilities at Iowa State Teachers College

President O Latham announces two daily bus trips between the Cedar Falls campus and nearby affiliated schools to ease transportation for student benefactors. A 25 passenger Yellow Motor Coach and a 21 passenger Studebaker will be used, both painted in the college golds and purples.

Benefers Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Malls O. Latham Studebaker

Social Events In Rock Valley Dying Past Week

Rock Valley society notes report W GT UL meeting with Mrs Stella Hastings on Thursday afternoon September 18 planning County Convention at Sioux Center October 7 with two speakers on Temperance and Education Mrs Bessie Jacobs and Miss Zoa Smith elected delegates to State W CE U Convention at Marshalltown October 1 with Mrs Don May as alternate. Officers elected for year including President Mrs Don May Vice President Mrs Stella Hastings Secretary Mrs Bessie Jacobs Treasurer Mrs Geo Kessler. Next meeting October 16 at Mrs Don May home features a Stork Shower for Mother Benedict home at Des Moines.

W GT Stella Hastings Sioux Center Jin Bessie Jacobs Zoa Smith Marshalltown Don May Geo. Kessler Mother Benedict Des Moines Ray Dorr Lester Dorr Hansen C. Newell le Mars G. van Nijiwegen W. Jacobs el Paso Texas Albuquerque N. M Chicago Homer Ami Bert Griffin Salem James Vander Poel Gladye I. T. McGill Gerald Nevis Duluth Minn J. T. Kearns van Valkenburg Joe McKellar Carl Blessing The Aid Huizenga Jerry Stork

Local residents and sales mark land deals and visits

Twenty years ago in the area a flurry of land sales is noted with L. A. Stengel selling 240 acres at 145 dollars an acre and Arthur Chambers selling his farm for 150 dollars per acre. Multiple residents make short visits to family or friends, including Hugh Hogan from Sioux City and Floy Akin visiting her sister near Inwood.

Cee Mon Jos Lie Mars Hugh Hogan Sioux City Hugh Sioux City Journal Floy Akin ML. CG. Waite Inwood W. J. Boggess John Jacobs Chas. Splear Kankakee Splear Minois Jos, Roberts Ana Grant Roberts Viborg Backer Canada Miss Sehlund

Christian Reformed Church Weekly Activities and Broadcast

The Christian Reformed Church posts sermons on topics including death by self harm causes and infant baptism and schedules Holland service. The American Men’s Society and youth groups resume meetings. Rally Day is set for October 3 at Western Academy with donations welcome. Rev Geerlings to broadcast from Hollangdoeng on Sept 28 via WNAX in Yankton.

Christian Reformed Church J. Gritter Maelish Sevice Servon Holland Serview Seremon American Men's Society Boleloek Western Academy J. H. Geerlings WNAX Yankton

New organization formed promotes Christmas Seal sale drive

Miss Frias Brophy led the Orange City meeting to organize a county state chain for the Christmas Seal sale. Volunteers from several towns attended including C. W. Pitts Alton Miss Rath Jackson Boyden and Adriana Oggel Orange City. Proceeds support child health work nursing health education and tubs prevention with a 60 40 county state split.

Frias Brophy Orange City Hawtkaye Hawkeye Mus C. W. Pitts Alton Rath Jackson Boyden C. W. Brink Tyanville Charles Cront Hull George Jurman Hospers Ireton John Van't Hul Matlock Dave Muilenburg Hawarden Edward Pisher Eta Will Lyon County Rock Rapids Ross Doc Walter Nucebaum H. Cannon le Mars J. C. Hospers Houlihan Sheldon

Shirt Story From Poweshiek County

David Sutherland of Montezuma narrates a Poweshiek County tale about making a shirt. Rush Woods seeks 50% yardage for a new garment, 5 yards are purchased after measurements reveal a tentlike fit.

Poweshiek County David Sutherland Montezumas Rush Woods Woods

Household goods sale at Mrs Johns Jacobs home

A sale of household goods is scheduled for Saturday September 27 at 2 00 PM at the home of Mrs John Jacobs. Items include two bedsteads two pairs of bed springs two mattresses two dressers two commodes kitchen cabinet dining table tufted chair chest of drawers Davenport rocker set library table and other articles. Cash terms. Ben Meylink Auctioneer.

John Jacobs Ben Meylink

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Public School News . Notes Black Hawk Purchase Legion Sponsoring Library Wilosa Silver Fox State Bank OF P. D. van Qosterhout C. A. Walhof, Wise, Pree Rozeboom J.B. Walhof, Aast Cashion Christmas Bend Ft Slowx Large J. C. Stuckenbriek I E. Eldredge Schlund Ray Ellis Martha M A. I. Schemmer Hans Moeller Est W. W. Jolson W. J. Heffernan Herman Flolmer Thos, Cullinan Jahn G., de Vries L. Vanden Bosch John McKeegan Frank A, Large Herman Schmidt Mrs P, Mulder Win. P. Moeller PF. T. McGill John A. Schmidt Mat, Grace J. Large Mande Ellis Lydia Smith First National Bank Owa
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