Local Residents Visit Nieces and Relatives Across Cities
Sir Mrs. Steve Siebersma and Mrs. Connie Siebersma of Sheldon spent Monday afternoon in the Joe Van Velzen home. Mr. and Mrs. John Van Es and Helen of Orange City were visitors in the Gerard Van Es home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Richard Auberg of Denver arrived in the parental Wm. Oldenkamp home Saturday afternoon. Her two daughters have been here for the past week visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Case Van Batavia and family of Hull were Sunday evening visitors in the Henry Heu sinkveld home. Mrs. Gerrit John Bosman returned home the past week from the Orange City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Siebersma
Connie Siebersma
Sheldon
Joe van Velzen
John van Es
Helen
Orange City
Gerard van Es
Richard Auberg
Denver
Colorado
Wm. Oldenkamp
Gerrit John Bosman
Orange City Hospital
Mrs. Bakker
Sanborn
Henry Hensinkveld
Funeral Services Held at St Pauls Lutheran Sheldon
A funeral service was held Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran church in Sheldon with Rev H C Schiffler officiating. Burial followed in Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sheldon
H. C. Schiffler
Rohde Mourns Sister in Matlock Death
Mr Henry Rohde learned Friday evening of the sudden passing of his sister Mrs Henry Stegeman of Matlock due to a heart ailment Funeral services were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rohde
Henry Stegeman
Matlock
Van Velzen and Van Es Families Visit In Iowa
Mr and Mrs Henry Van Velzen and family of Matlock were Sunday supper guests in the parental Joe Van Velzen home. Mr and Mrs Bernard Van Es and Peggy visited Wednesday in the home of Mrs Elsie Mouw at Sioux Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Velzen
Matlock
Joe van Velzen
Bernard van Es
Peggy
Elsie Mouw
Sioux Center
Van Velzens and Horns Visit Family and Friends
Mr and Mrs Joe Van Velzen motored to Le Mars Tuesday to spend the day with their children Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Velzen. Mr and Mrs Herbert Horn, Vera Mae, and Mr and Mrs Dick Koerselman motored to the Lakes Sunday to visit the Pete Stoker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe van Velzen
le Mars
Mrs
Clarence van Velzen
Herbert Horn
Vera Mae
Dick Koerselman
the Lakes
Pete Stoker
Visitors from Den Hartog and Smit families call on Sneller
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Den Hartog and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smit were Wednesday evening visitors in the Scott Sneller home near Sioux Center.
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Bob den Hartog
Ray Smit
Scott Sneller
Sioux Center
Neal Houtsma
Dale Merrill
Sheldon
Engelsman and Bernisse attend Midwest weddings and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Engelsman and family attended the Harrs Katt wedding at Rock Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bernisse and Roger were weekend visitors in the parental John De Krauff home at Edgerton, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Buekelman and family and Mrs. Tillie Buekelman of Leota and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Karlsen of Alton were Sunday dinner guests in the Dick Buekelman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Engelsman
Rock Rapids
Edwin Bernisse
Roger
John de Krauff
Edgerton, Minnesota
Pete Buekelman
Tillie Buekelman
Leota
Minnesota
Ed Karlsen
Alton
Dick Buekelman
Sunday Visits Spread Among Minnesota Families
A series of Sunday visits connected Adrian and Magnolia Minnesota families..Mr and Mrs Henry Schoeneman hosted visitors from Adrian while William Mouw Jr and Mrs Schoeneman welcomed guests from Magnolia.Edward Sohl and family visited Henry Heusinkveld in Hull. Marilyn Kammlade stayed with Ernest Kammlade's family in parental Sioux City. Donald Dunnick and family called on Wm De Roos in Hull. Larry Salmon and family visited George Thomason in Fairmont. The Youth Fellowship met at United Presbyterian church with Rev Bank leading devotions and Russell Doorenbos presenting the study topic. Glenda Koerselman from Omaha spent the weekend with Dick Koerselman’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schoeneman
Adrian
Minnesota
William Mouw, Jr
Herman Schoeneman
Magnolia
William Mouw
Donald Dunnick
Wm. de Roos
Hull
Larry Salmon
George Thomason
Fairmont
United Presbyterian Church
Rev. Bank
Russell Doorenbos
Community notes from the Girls' League gathering and local visits
The Girls' League for Service met at First Reformed church parlors with an Easter verse as roll call. Beverly Vagts celebrated confirmation with family visits from Bill Tiedeman Dickman Hollander and others. several repeat visits and gatherings followed at homes in Hall Ames Sheldon Sioux Center Rock Valley and Sanborn. Mrs Kreulen returned from Rochester Minnesota after her husband underwent surgery at Methodist Hospital.
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Girls’ League
First Reformed Church
Wm. Vagts
Beverly
Bill Tiedeman
Alvin Dickman
Hall
Gerald Hollander
Ames
Arthur Kreulen
Rochester
Minnesota
Methodist
Arthur Kreulen Case Details at Rochester Hospital Room 406
Arthur Kreulen is listed with a hospital address at Room 406 c/o Methodist Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. The notice provides no further context or dates beyond the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kreulen
c/o Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Heusinkveld Family Hosts Henry Heusinkveld Birthday Supper
Mr Dick Heusinkveld of Hull and Mr and Mrs HG Heusinkveld and family were Sunday evening guests at the Henry Heusinkveld home to honor Henry on his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Heusinkveld
Hull
H. G. Heusinkveld
Henry Heusinkveld
Bible Discussion Draws Home Mission Circle Meeting
The Home Mission Circle of the First Reformed Church met on Tuesday evening for a Bible discussion. Roll call was answered by the word suffer.
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The
First Reformed Church
County Court News Probate and Sentences Report
The Last Will of Mary Ellen Gamble is admitted to probate with Dollie Mahood as executrix and $1000 bond. Frank Ver Mulm named administrator of Tillie Ver Mulm with $1000 bond. Ben Wiersma appointed administrator of Willemina Willemsen with $22000 bond. Guardian for Harry William Faber appointed. bond waived. Third guardian report for Walter Heitritter approved. William Pennings estate closed. Clara Pennings discharged. David Henderson pleaded guilty to OWI. fined $300 and costs. 60 day license suspension. State inheritance tax paid by William Kirkpatrick estate. H V Rowenhorst guardian report approved. Hull case upholds town actions with tax reductions on several lots. Johanna Moss vs. (incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Gamble
Los Angeles
California
Dollie Mahood
Frank Ver Mulm
Tillie Ver Mulm
Rock Valley
Ben Wiersma
Willemina Willemsen
William Faber
Harry William Faber
Marie Jantzen
Walter Herman Heitritter
William Pennings
Clara Pennings
David Lee Henderson
R.G. Rodman
William Kirkpatrick
H. V. Rowenhorst
Kathryn de Kraay
Louis van Roekel
Hull
Johanna Moss
Town Of Hull Court Finds All Acts Legal
The Court found all acts of the Town and its officials were legal with no excessive assessments against the plaintiff's lot. Petition was dismissed.
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Hull
Spring Lawn Seedings In April Give Best Results
County extension director Maurice E. Eldridge urges early seedings for new lawns. Plant bluegrass-heavy mixtures 50 percent bluegrass with a light nurse crop, use a two wheel seeder, and roll soil lightly. Keep surface moist for 10 days, mow at 1.5 to 2 inches, and remove clippings to control weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. Eldridge
Mr. Eldridge
H. L. Lantz
Iowa State College Horticulturist
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Farmers’ Co-op Creamery Co
Boyden, Iowa
Iowa
Iowa State College
P.A.G
John Vermeer
Boyden
Pfister Associated Growers, Inc
Monroe, Iowa
Edward Sohl
Marilyn Kammlade
Sioux City
Ernest Kammlade
Glenda Koerselman
Omaha
Nebraska
Sam Ver Hoef
John Vander Houte
Jack Rensink
Art Rassmussen
Gary Koerselman
John Rensink, Jr
Harry Rensink
John Casemeier
Pete Herweynen
John van Roekel
Ray Brockhouse
John Moret
Ike Struyk
Henry Rensink
H. Boelsma
Ed Diekevers
County Court News
Cushman Husky
Boyden Service
Bernisse
D. Beukelman
Sibley Cement Company
Sibley, Iowa
Life Insurance
Massachusetts
Wendell Rensink
Farmers Savings Bank
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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