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freton i heid ctmer TeUio! was bi bait Lake im the Town ‘ the 8th annual an o spe Ist after the are was fair attend those listed By STOOPS, were: : Gustav Dittmer group, wis. Walter Vander ponald, Janice, and Le ney Viotho, Mrr. and in Viotho, Mrs. Dean Mrs. Lenora Reidand and Eugene, Mr. and ey Wellnitz, Mrs. Annie Jr. and Mrs. Emery “gmery, Justin, Jerry , Janeilla Ann, from the Mr. and timer group, bs Dittmer and Miss vimer. A potluck lunch er, John Dittmer of In ne was elected chair the coming Year, and inseghins Dittmer was pecretary and treasurer. or Annual Board meeting Line school directors dis~ tacy important matters, groved reports of the “and treasurer. J. A. , wao for more than was held the office of _ retired this year, and ner, Mirs. C. C. Cooper, er to take his place. One' mer of fe Board has al ms of service. He is uter whé, when his term ‘next March, will have a0 years. and Mrs. William Den ‘and daughters, Judy Ann Gay, of Grand Rap ta, visited Me. and Mrs. under Kooy and family. “Elizabeth Shaeffer of Wash, visited several the William Taylor ‘and with other relatives, the first of the week for an a, Day returned to Fort Sunday evening after ths visit with his grand husband, Rev. and mes L. Brockman, Mrs. mained for a longer visit rt Richardson of Whittel lows, in Kossouth County gown, has purchased the iive Champion, a news which has been closed for cars. Bob is a former resi mis 2 War veteran and ky in newspaper work at Carrington, §. D., and 18. D. His parents now the latter place, Mr. and Kins Richardson, former Ws here, residence of Miss Ellen fis being remodelled this! F Dick Doornink of Sion [lena and Miss Henrietta who are employed at Rit, spent the Fourth at home, ay evening visitors in Westia home were Mr. Simon Vander Kooy of Lansing, Il. and Mr. eS Tony Vander Kooy and 3 eal Mrs. CS. Vanden Berg ad her mother, Mrs. W. Es and son, Neal, of Ox- Rebr., and his parents, Mr. bs DP. J. Vanden Berg, at the Fourth. family of Mr and Mrs. , Fla were all home for the. ! They were: Mr. and Mrs. Pe Vries and family of bn, Minn, Mir. and Mrs. Eisma of Merrill, Mr. and t he Eisma, Mr. and Mrs. | Esta and family, and Tse, recently discharged | M Navy, and Eugene Fis- American Legion and Kery meets Thursday even Hh the following hostesses: ile Holtdorn, Mrs. Albert it, Mrs. Otis Wand mil Ms. Stanley Hooper. Rof Legion officers will ce en Griffith, who is ena | it the Hawarden Chron the week-end with his’ Shs. Rita Grifith. Wonk Marienan d uty Spent the week-end | Parents, Mr. and Mrs. allenay, “i Mrs. Bert Schouten ite Fourth With their son. ® Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. ana Mrs. Frank ‘nd family, and Mrs. and daughter Mrs. at San Bernadino, Yd Mr. ana Mrs. ‘William hat Atlanta, Georgia at Week to be present at ‘en Wedding Anniver~ their Brents, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bartlett, Tuesday Open house was held from 2 to 4 in the afternoon, and a dinner was served at 6 o'clock in the Methodist Church Parlors. ‘There was a reception at 7 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett have been resi dents in this vicinity for 2g years. All the children were present for the occasion, and their only great grandchild, the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Inman of San Bernardino, Calif.was, also present. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewict observed their 22rd wedding an niversary July 2. Rev. and Mrs. Francis §. Brockman spent several days in Fort Dodge with her parents, Ms. and Mrs. G. F. Day. They re turned home Friday evening, accompanied by her parents, who are visiting a few days here, , Mr. and Mrs. John Intveld and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Landhuis of Rock Valley, and Mrs. G. J. Houston and Ione spent the 4th at Arnolds Park with Mr aid: Mrs. Ray §. Woolridge. Louis Goodmanson of Ireton has purchased the Bert Schouten harness trade as Mr. Schouten is discontinuing because of his health. As soon as a building can be obtained, Mr. Goodmanson will begin the new trade along with his electrical appliance business. He is an ex-serviceman. Visitors of the West Bend Grotto the Fourth of July were Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Vande, Blake and daughter Joyes, Zold ell Lurrin of Edgerton, Minn,, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vander Kooy and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Vander Kooy and sons. Mrs. Dean Franken, who has been a guest in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Viotho, left Tuesday for Schailer to visit her husband’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Franken. Mr. and Mrs. John Viotho and Miss Mildred, and Mrs. Mincitla Brown will leave Thursday for points in the west on a vacation trip. Miss Mildred Vilotho returned last Tuesday from a trip to Washington, D., C. and Chicago. Mrs. Dean Franken, Mr. and Mrs. John Viotho, and Miss Mil dred spent the Fourth in Paull ina at the Alvin Horstman home. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Brown and Lola, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bushby and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bion and daughter, attended the Smith family re union at the Paullina Park, the Fourth of July. Oswald Miller of Irwin Pa. came Thursday to visit his mother, Mrs. J. A. Lindenman and other relatives, and left Sat urday for his home, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Olson and, Beverly of Des Moines left Sat urday after visiting her parents, Wr. and Mrs. J. A. Lindenman. They went to Sioux Falls and Madison, S. D., the latter place to visit his parents, and then to Finlayson, Montana to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaede. Mrs. Gaede is a daughter of Mrs. Lindenman. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Cooper. Jr. left Saturday for the East. They stopped over at Waterloo to visit her relatives, and from there went to Greenville, Ohio to visit her parents. Later they will go to Cincinnati where they have secured apartments and ol Cooper will enter an art school. Rev. and Mrs. William Stev enson of Caroga, Wyoming will arrive here as soon as the par sonage is vacant. Rev. Stevenson has accepted the Presbyterian] charge here (Letter of July 4) Attending the wedding of Miss Thelma Rikkers of Hull and Herman Dekkinga of Matlock, Thursday evening, at Hull, were Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Vanden Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Eisma, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Schipper, Ever ett Van Putten and Miss Sadie, and Rev. G. Van Putten of Col umbus, Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Black and, grandson of Orlando, Florida! to Thursday for Sioux Falls to visit his sister, Mrs. Olive Paul Perritt. They visited his brother, Morey Black, here. Mrs. C. S. Vanden Hete, who visited her parents at Oxford, Nebr., returned home last Wed nesday evening. Her mother, Mrs. W. H. Janken, and brother here for a ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Olson and Beverly of Des Moines arrived Wednesday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lind enman, and other relatives. Rev. Gerben Van Putten and family of Columbus, Wis. are guests of his father, Everett Van Putten, this week. Rev. Van Putten occupied the Presbyterian, pulpit Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Knowlton, and family of Sioux Falls, and Trwin of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 1 Sioux City were Sunday dinner guests in the Wyram Knowlton home. Miss Evelyn Knowlton, who had been a guest in the Knowlton home, accompanied her parents back to Sioux Falls that evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin returned to their home Monday. The American Reformed Church had a program and bazaar at the church Tuesday evening, the 2nd of July, The Ladies Aid and the Sunshine Circe served lunch after the program. Rev. H. J. Harsevoort, pastor of the church, and his family have returned after a three week vacation in Michigan, , M Mrs. Maurice Edwards and daughter, Jacqueline, of Dani- Sun came Friday evening for a visit with her mother and sister, Mrs. Margaret Pereboom and Mary. They were accompanied to Sioux Falls, Saturday, by Mrs. Nelle Edwards of LeMars and her sister, Mrs. Elsie Glenn of Lindsey, Calif, to attend the wedding of Glen Edwards’ dau ghter here. Rev. H. W. Brieser was guest Speaker at Brewster, Minn. Sun day, at the 60th anniversary pro gram of the church there. Rev. Krieger was formerly pastor there, Willam Miller has purchased the Mrs. John Webinga residence and possession will be given the first of October. Price was $4300. Rev. and Mrs. John Webinga will move to the residence they purchased some time ago, at Maurice, Herbert J. Krieger S ie was honorably discharged after 14 months of service, 10 of them on Saipan. He came home last week. His brother, Robert Krieger S 2e, also received his discharge, after 31 months on guard duty in San Diego, Calif. They are sons of Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Krieger. Herbert met Allen Eisma MM 2/c on the way home. They had both been on Saipan, but had never. Met. Allen is now on leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sip Eisma. Cpl. John Van Zanten arrived with his discharge last week. He is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Zanten to be dis charged. Cpl. Van Zanten served 26 months, with 18 months of that time in Germany and Aus tria. ‘Born to Mr. and Mrs. William De Vries of Orange City, a 7% pound daughter at the hospital there. Mrs. De Vries is the former Johanna Den Quen. There is a son in the family. Mr. and Mrs. George Bartlett attended the wedding of their niece, Miss Dorothy Poppen, and Clarence Bomgaars at Sioux Center, Friday. Mr. and Mrs.Tony De Bey and daughter, Linda, of Rock Valley were Sunday visitors at the parental Ernest Mulder home. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dyks horn and daughter, Janice, of Rock Valley were visitors Mon day at the home of Martin Dyks horn. William Brantsen, Jr. was dis jmmished Monday from the Hospi tal at Hutt. William Vande Hoei is im proving and is now able to be out of doors. Audrey and Mildred Dykshorn spent a week with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Euiken near Maurice. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Van de Kamp entertained relatives from California the past week. Janet Vonk was a visitor Fri day evening at the home of Deen Easters. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Van Bins bergen and two children, who are here from Washington, were visitors Saturday at the home of Edward Dykshorn.
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Sioux County Capital
Orange City, Iowa, US
Thu, Jul 11, 1946
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