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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1952

Page

3

Local residents attend dinners and visits across towns

Mr. Jake Westra traveled to George on Monday for business. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Engelsma and Denny visited Mrs. Joe Klien in Sioux Center Sunday evening. Bill L. Moret and George Brinks with others spent Tuesday at Corsica South Dakota, with Sunday diners at Donald Dunnick’s: Bergsma and Ross families from Rock Valley Hull and Sioux Falls. Earl Koster of Rock Valley joined Willard Horn for Sunday dinner. Frank Mouw from Sheldon and Cpl. Dick Mouw from San Francisco visited Friday afternoon with Bill Oldenkamp. Henry Van Velzen and Joe Van Velzen visited with Mrs. Bill Vande Brake and the new baby at Sheldon hospital Friday. Dwight Vander Haar and family from Olivia Minnesota were Saturday guests of Norman Bell.

Jake Westra George Bert Engelsma Denny Joe Klien Sioux Center Bill L. Moret George Brinks Wm. Vreeman Corsica South Dakota Donald Dunnick Wm. Bergsma Rock Valley Wm. Ross Hull Edwin Bergsma Sioux Falls Earl Koster Willard Horn Frank Mouw Sheldon Cpl Dick Mouw San Francisco Calif Bill Oldenkamp Henry van Velzen Joe van Velzen Bill Vande Brake Sheldon Hospital Dwight Vander Haar Olivia, Minn Norman Bell

Sioux County Farmers Hit Dust and Fly Bouts in Spring

The Farm Outlook notes hogs peaked last summer with a down phase ahead and pork sales lagging. Egg prices rebound, Easter demand eases, and storage lags. Farmers urged to keep milk and cream containers dust free under regulations, with strict sanitation and rewashing. Plans for Sioux County Youth Fair exhibits and livestock events are under way. The Federal Reserve Board expects steady activity with inflation controlled, while lamb markets show signs of improvement as supplies dip. Fly control centers on sanitation first, then insecticides, with culling of low producers urged to curb costs.

Dwayne A. Rohweder Sioux County Francis A. Kutish Iowa State College Farm Kutish West Coast Rohweder Roweder Elmer den Herder August Decelrich Wm. Vreeman Ed Lubbers Albert de Vries Albert Rehder Sam P. Smit John Decker Jack Armstrong Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Texas Waterers U.S. Department of Agriculture

Culling Poster Displays Complete Process

A collared poster titled Culling Poster shows the full culling sequence from capture to disposal, outlining steps and safety measures. The readable text highlights phases of the process and emphasizes humane handling and regulatory compliance.

Nassau Sparklers Hold April Meeting At Vera Van Gorp Home

Nassau Sparklers 4 H club met April 5 at Vera Van Gorp home with Leona Stander presiding. Eighteen members and two leaders answered roll call My Pet Peeve. Officer candidate Leona Stander and campaign speaker Phyllis Lubbers selected. Demonstrations covered yeast bread butter cake egg cookery. Talks included A perfect Hostess by Sandra Vander Wiede. Music story by Hans Shal Levi. Vera and her mother served lunch. Reporter Ruth Stander.

Nassau Sparklers Vera van Gorp Leona Stander Phyllis Lubbers Eunice van Gorp Sandra Vander Wiede Hans Shal Levi Shardell Popma Vera Ruth Stander

Flying Rockets 4-H Club Hosts Workshop at Leader’s Home

The Flying Rockets 4-H Club met at Mrs. Albert Winter’s home. They prepared pot roast custard with chocolate sauce and bread and cake. After lunch they sang 4-H songs, held a business meeting, answered roll call with My Favorite Dinner Meal, and recited the 4-H pledge. Reporter Leora Winter.

Flying Rockets 4-H Club Albert Winter A. Winter Joan Vande Hoeven Leora Winter

Soldier from Iowa Helps Save Taxpayers in Korea

Pvt Connie Sieber sma of Sheldon Iowa serves with the 26th Signal Construction Battalion in Korea reclaiming field wire and cable. The unit has saved taxpayers over 167000 by recovering 3865 miles of field wire and about 95 miles of cable. A quarter mile reel costs 375 and one mile of field wire 70. Pvt Liebersma also serves in the battalion's Headquarters Company.

Sma W. Seventh St Sheldon Iowa Korea 26Th Signal Construction Battalion Army Liebersma 26Th Battalion

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