Hawarden Independent (Newspaper) - October 16, 1947, Hawarden, Iowa JS VOLUME Set As County Quota For Children r Township Chairmen for Campaign Which Be BeW October 17 Residents of Sioux county will be asked to give as their share of being raised Iowa for the Iowa Childrens Home and drive area Mrs Martin Van bout Orange City is eighth district chairman Mrs H J Ramaker of Sioux Cen ter has appointment as rur al chairman for the In Sioux county Mrs Anthony Te Pas ke said Mrs Ramaker is naming township throughout the county to assist her The statewide campaign is being held during the of October Dates for the solicitation here set as October 17 to 25 Iowa Childrens Home society founded in 1888 provides boarding home and adoptive neglected or abandoned Iowa children from ev ery county in the state than 10000 children have been cared foi nearly 500 upder the supervis ion of the society at the present On Friday Oct 17 Mrs Te Paske will entertain town and township of the county at Sioux Cen ter Mrs Kallsen 64 LeMars Dies In Hawarden Hospital Mrs Arthur Kallsen 64 of Le Mars a resident of Plymouth county since 1884 died Saturday morning af a long illness She had been a pa tient in the Hawarden hospital five months at 2 oclock with Sev L L Belk itt charge Interment iwas in the Lutheran cemetery Craig i Clara born at Cedar Rap ids February 24 She was mar ried to Arthur Kallsen Fcb ruary 24 1904 After her marriage on a farm in the Ireton vi until she moved to Le Mars Survivors in addition to hus 9and include a daughter Edna two sons Eldon and Lloyd all of Le Mars two brothers L C of Le Mars and Fred of Craig Mrs Kallsen was a of J Riter of Hawarden PLANS REALTY FOR HARDWARE MEET TONIGHT Hardware men from six counties beginning to arrive here today to attend a district meeting of the 36wa Retail Hardware association this evening church The dinner will begin at 7 oclock According to Don C McCown general M D Graham of Jackson Mich willbe the main speaker Attending will be hardware men Lyon Osceola Sioux OBrien Plymouth PAID FOR BOAR AT SALE The highest price paid for a boar at the Clifford Anderton Po land China hog sale held Tuesday The hog weighed about pounds according to Mr Ander i This is the highest price Mr An has received for any hog Jn sales which he has held annual Iy The average price of the boars at the sale was Mr also sold 5 gilts which averaged with tho top price A large crowd was present the sale Mrs Lilley Hurt In Fall Tuesday Mrs J B Lilley fell at the back of the Lilley hotel on Tuesday of last week and suffered a gash on the side of her head One arm was also injured at the elbow and she was con bruised No one saw her she fell and it was not known how long she lay before arrived tis in the percentage of quotas al leady met with four more months to go Sioux was togged t only by 55A4 per cent and CaK This quota for 1947 is 266153 Atthe end of eight months residents of Sioux county had purch ased in E F and G bonds Plymouth county to the south has a percentage of 7204 and Lyon coun ty north of here has a percentage of 5479 Farmers Asked To Help World Food Shortage Chairman of Sioux County AAA Seeks Careful Consideration of Conservation Plans for 1948 Jack A Armstrong chairman of the Sioux county asked farmers of this territory to give care ful consideration to their conservation 1948 especially because of a world food crisis and new develop ments in crop conditions in this country The 1948 program now being formulated will allow adjustment he said It will largely up to the farmers in each county and to their elected to develop a conservation program that meet local problems What has happened to our corn crop in this country and tha disas trous crop failures jn Europe have for grains and feed crops This means our conservation program will to be geared to obtaining maximum production with a loss of soil and soil fertility Farmers AOP assistance are urged to carry out practices that will increase yields in the current year Examples of such practices are green manure and cover crops the applica tion of lime and phosphate Pasture improvements which will result in a longer pasture season with the need for less grain will help Adjustments which can be made to increase the production of needed crops and at the same time keep soil losses to a minimum will be render ing a service comparable to that ren dered during the war Abundant food production in line with needs is the primary purpose of the agricultural Conservation pro gram and that conservation of the soil is the means to that not the end in itself production now and Sn the future is the object ive Mrs W E Bray Dies At Age 77 Funeral Services Held lLast Friday Morning at Madison S D For Former Hawarden Resident r Mrs of S D a former Hawarden resident died about last Friday morn ing in a hospital in that city after a long illness Funeral services were held at the First Baptist church in Madison Mon day afternoon and burial was there Mr and Mrs J R Bray and Mr and Mrs Harry Bray of Hawar den attended the services Mrs was born at Madison July 41870 She was married to W E Bray 39 years ago and cameto to live She assisted Air Bray in the furniture business here She returned to Madison 24 years ago and here the Brays again en gaged in the furniture business Surviving beside her husband are a daughter Mrs Grace Henneman two brothers and a sister Mrs Bray also raised a niece Mrs Virginia Krieger of Sioux Falls Mr and Mrs E W Smith of Hur dn S D were in Satur day and Sunday visiting friends and Many to See Comets Baffle Vermillion Team ij J NUMBER 36 SIOUX IS THIRD IN PURCHASE OF SAVING BONDS county residents purchased 8058 per cent of their Dearly of savings bonds eight months 1947 the ector of savings bonds revealed yes placed Sioux third from of the Hat of Iowas 99 coun Interest in Grid Encounter Exceptionally Strong Both Have Unbeaten Records Following 25 to 0 vic tory over South Sioux City here last Friday night the center of attention in the TriState conference will be at tomorrow afternoon when the undefeated take on the Unbeaten Tanagers in a crucial league encounter The game will start at 2 oclock A sizeable delegation of Hawarden fans to be on the side Pictured in her crowning mo ment of glory and reflecting her feelings with a brilliant Larson queen of high school homecoming week end Attendants to the queen each to right I Von Glan daughter of Dr and Mrs Gourley junior Donna RumpE H Von Glan and Terri Noble son mel senior Irene Ronan sophomore and Doris Heldt freshman activities in the picture who the crown in coronation cere monies Thursday night are Aloha of Mr and Mrs Dale Noble Miss Larson a senior was crowned by Harlan Wheeler who recently was elected captain of the football team Photo by Chrome Lab Soldier Killed By Gun Wounds Private First Class Le Rojr Boyles Of Hawarden Dies in Germany Was on Guard Le Roy 22 died in Germany 4 from gun shot wounds according received yesterday by his follow giving concern ing the of Pfc Boyks It also stated re turned to the as soon as transportation is available Fife Boyles enlisted in the army shortly after World War II was de clared serving overseas 18 months He saw action in Germany Two year ago he reenlisted and again was sent to Germany Recently he haii his mother that he was on guard duty He was born in Hawarden October 12 1925 Survivors include his moth er four brothers Henry Guy John and Raymond Boyles all of den one sister Anna Mae Boyles of Davenport Iowa and one half Floyd Johnson of Little Rock Ark RODEO PRESENTED HERE THREE TIMES Bettering the anticipations of most observers the Bar O Rodeo was pre sented at the Hawarden airport in three performances Tuesday and Wednesday The rodeo which was packed with thrills and good horsemanship was sponsored by the Hawarden Baseball Town of Chatsworth Donates Toward Rural Fire Equipment With being contributed by the town of Chatsworth and seven indi vidual donations of 25 each the fund for the purchase of a fire truck to fight blazes in rural areas around by last had to Individual contributions of each were made by J E OMeara Herm an Holtkamp John Wendel Ray Ben son Minnie Blunt and Mae Murley Leland and Arlo Kircher and William Van Whye Hay Is Destroyed At Waterman Home stacks of hay at the Marvin Waterman place in the northeast part of Hawarden were destroyed by fire of an unknown origin Monday morning The hay consisted of wild hay and alfalfa Hawarden fire department was called and saved a third stack which was a smaller one IN OCTOBER Mrs E A Hand served shortcake toher family Hand picked and quarts of ties from the patch at her home Saturday afternoon The berries were firm and of good size are picked here in the middle of October y Paper Former Editor of Two Sons Now Operating Hubbard Journal in Minnesota A R Hultman and his two soils Robert V and William jE have pur chased the Hubbard County Journal from Wayne Peterson of Moorhead Minn The firm will be known as Hultman Publishing company Mr Hultman was editor pf warden Independent before he went to Park Rapids a year ago He was employed as a business manager of the Hubbard County he and his two sons bought the lat ter part of Mr Hultman has been engaged in newspaper work life He did newspaper City and Des Moines and later was in business for himself at Rockwell City He came to Hawarden in Octo ber 1942 Both sons are veterans of World War II Before the war both of them worked for the Des Moines Register and Tribune after attending journal ism school at Drake university Des Moines Since the war Robert has been at Hibbing and Detroit Lakes attended the school of printing at institute Minneapolis after the war and later worked on a paper at Bemidji R Hultman will be editor Rob ert will be business manager and will be plant superintendent Reject Installation Of Sanitary Sewers With the filing of 50 per cent writ ten and oral objections the city coun cil last Friday night rejected a reso lution of necessity which called for installation of sanitary seiwers City Clerk Elmer Ericson said about 50 per cent of the property holders who would have been affected in ths installation of the sowers either filed objections or appeared before the council to protest the action Automobile Runs nto Bridge Here A car driven by Dr Howard Rurl of smashed into a bridge on the river road near Ha Monday night while the phy was on his way to visit a pa tient The railing of the bridge was rammed through a fender 4H Enrollment V f Drive Begins Sixty Attend Adult Party Held In Sioux Center to Receive tions on New Campaign Sixty adults attending the adult 4H party in the Sioux Center high school October 7 received instructions in conducting a gigantic enrollment campaign ia outlined the which had been approved by the coun ty 4H committees at a previous meeting The program is effective in gaining hew by the use of a 4IH committee composed of or 4 farm couples who contact par ents with children of 4H age in thair own township At the time of personal contact parents and their club age children will be invited to a 4IH party where more 4H Information will be made available to them through of the county 4tH committees and 4H who wilf be in attendance County Extension Director J te Ellis has estimated that a total of well over one hundred rural people will take an active part in tho Several townships have al ready completed the plans for their 4H parties and Ellis anticipates that all townships will have completed their plans in the very near future station of the University of South Dakota broadcast the lion high school game will begin at 2 oclock Fri day afternoon it was resported to H C last Mon day Station however does not go on the air until 3 p m so will broadcast only the last part of the game lines to boost the Comets who wiU be running up against a spirited band of Tanagers on their homecoming day Hawarden and Vermillion have each played Leeds of Sioux City and South Sioux City this season On the basis of comparative scores and con advantage of playing on the home field Vermillion will enter tomorrows game as favorites to win Best Game of At South Sioux City the Tanagers won 19 to 0 Also this season Ver million defeated Leeds 66 to 0 Hawarden swamped Leeds 40 to 0 Last Fridays game was Hawar dens hardest of the year The Com ets have amassed 158 points to 0 for their opponents in four games 1000Pound Moose Shot By Hawarden Dentist in Canada Dr R E Thompson and his father Fred Thompson of Marysville Pa brought back a moose Sunday night from Canada they spent several weeks hunting Dr Thompson shot the animal They hunted in the area around Dryden Canada 800 miles from here Mr and Mrs George Baldwin who went to Canada at the same time remained to do some fishing Mr Baldwin had killed a deer when the Thompsons left for home on Aground playd sturdy Comet linemen opening Keith Eilers Comet tackle again was a standout player with 11 tackles to his credit Kool an end was second on the list of tacklers with a total of 10 Millikan Recovers Fumble The Comets took full advantage of poor South Sioux kicking against a brisk wind South Sioux fum bles Held scoreless the first quarter Hawarden scored its first touchdown in the second period after Carl Milli kan sped through the South Sioux line to recover a fumble on the eight yard marker Three plays later Quarterback Burt went 2 yards through center for a touch down In the third period Wheeler and Bruce Miller alternated in toting the ball on a series of ground plays from midfield to the line when went over standing up Beautiful Cutback scored his third touch down on a beautiful 25yard early in the Tast quarter He then passed to Miller for the only conver sion of the game A plays after recovering a South Sioux fumble on the 27yard line Hawarden scored its fourth touchdown on an jaunt by Millikan A large crowd of Hawarden coming fans attended the Technician Speaks Twice in Hawarden Ray Waterman technician of the Iowa bureau of criminal investigation told of operations of that state de pannent at a high school assembly and at a meeting of the Rotary club yesterday District Governor To Visit Hawarden Laurence W Robinson of Mitchell S D district 119 governor of Rotary International will visit the Hawar den club November 19 President Don C McCown announced at a meeting yesterday noon Officials of City Attend Convention Three representatives of the city of Hawarden this week attended tha State League of Municipalities con vention was held at Des Moines The men Monday noon and expected to return today They are Mayor C B Thompson Supt of Public Works Newt Rush and City Clerk Elmer Ericson Education Week To Be Observed American Education week will ba observed in Sioux county schools No vember 9 to 16 This said Supt H Tye is an opportunity for schools to hold open house and invite the to return to school for a day or even ing
