Sioux County Court News Highlights Local Estates and Administrators
The Sioux County Court reports appointments of administrators and executors for multiple estates including Cornelius De Vos and Edward Hausmann. Bond set at 2000 dollars for the De Vos estate. Wm Vander Ham and Alida Vander Ham final reports approved. Estates of J Walker Bush and others noted with land and cash values, guardianship actions, and closed cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mantel
Orange City
Mabel Ruth Longhenry
Boone
Edward Jansma
Sion Center
Marie Joan Haverhall
Hawarden
Henry Willis Vis
Hull
Evelyn Joyce de Jong
Doon
Ed de Vos
Cornelius de Vos
Sioux Center
J. Walker Bushby
Ireton
Ben Kempers
G. J. Slobe
Henry Kempers
Edward A. Hausmann
Boyden
U. S
Frank Holles
Granville
Jake Mol
Cornelius Doles Lager
Clarence Mol
Bond
Wm. Vander Ham
Alida Johanna Vander Ham
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Bridal Shower in Orange City
Mrs. Bill Vande Brake attended a Betty Vande Brake bridal shower at the Bert Vande Brake home in Orange City Tuesday evening. Numerous regional families visited in various homes including Lemars Long Beach California Wendell Minn George Hull Sheldo and Eu Clair Wis with dinners and weekend stays noted among the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Vande Brake
Betty Vande Brake
Bert Vande Brake
Orange City
George Riemers
Jim Hardacrea
Lemars
Clyde Kuykendaal
Long Beach
California
Bill Winters
Henry Harmon
John van Roekel
Lake Wilson
Minn
Ben Koerselman
Lewis Koerselman
Wendell
Lloyd Eberline
Herman Koerselman
Harold Waartman
Filert Eilders
George
Gerrit Koerselman
Hull
Hildred Dykstra
Lyle
Maurice Mouw and
Albert Rozenboom
Sheldo
Bill Mouw
Gertrude Mouw
Gordie Wiersma
Johanna Ver Steep
Jean Luymes
Bobby Boonstra
Robert Moret
Bryan Boonstra
Howard Verrips
Vernon Drang
EU Clair, Wis
Roy Riemers
Winners in Popularity Contest Shown Above
Dean Haze won first place in the Tiny Tot division. Larry Lee Salmon and Deloris Gordon tied for third. Bobby Dunnick took first, with Marion Posthumus and Dorothy in third. The order remained the same for both nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Haze
Larry Lee Salmon
Deloris Gordon
Bobby Dunnick
Marion Posthumus
Dorothy
Boyden Girls Fall to Hospers in Tight Softball Duel
The Boyden girls softball team lost 12 to 6 to Hospers Monday night. Bertha Westrа made a spectacular running catch for Boyden. Hospers took a decisive fourth inning with five runs, aided by a bases loaded double and a late error. Iola Horn pitched for Boyden with Joan Van Velzen and Murriel Den Herder handling catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Hospers
Bertha Westra
Boyden Girls
Iola Horn
Joan van Velzen
Murrie
Community Talent Contest winners and sponsors thanked
The message credits Bobby for winning the talent contest sponsored by the American Legion and thanks Johnny Siderius for a ribbon and Brinks Grinding Service for a $10 prize. It also thanks voters for supporting Bobby and notes a Tiny Tot Popular ity contest winner, Dean Haze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
The
American Legion
Johnny Siderius
Brinks
Donald Dunnick
Local families visit and host in Midwest towns
Mr and Mrs Tony Arends and daughter of Sheldon and Mr and Mrs Peter Lietstra and sons were guests in the Dick Koerselman home Sunday evening. Ed Baartman and Peter Baartman Sr were Friday afternoon callers in the Arie Baartman home at Middleburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Arends
Sheldon
Peter Lietstra
Dick Koerselman
Ed Baartman
Peter Baartman Sr
Arie Baartman
Middleburg
Jim Kool
Merry Lou
Art Thmef
Ashton
John Lubbers
Orange City
Jack Landhuis
Henry Auberg
Russel
Henry Auberg Sr
Lester ‘Gaugert
Heron Lake
Minn
L. V. Grooters and Sons
Herman Meester
Adrian Lucas
Lakefield Minn
Change of Address for Alvin E Winter U S 55 134 472
Private Alvin E Winter of Company C first battalion 196 R C T receives a change of address notice with new AP0 Seattle Washington details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin E
Winter U. S
Seattle
Washington
Boyden Public School Announces Monday Opening
The notice states Boyden Public School will open on Monday August 27. No further details are provided in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Sioux Center Receives Hospital Aid in Iowa Grant Program
The Iowa Department of Health announces eighty eight hospital projects have received grants in aid, totaling 21 million seven hundred million and change. When finished, 1589 new beds will be added including 161 psychiatric beds. Sioux Center is listed among the hospitals to receive grants in aid as the program marks four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State Department of Health
F.W. Picksworth
Division of Hospital Services
Mr. Pickworth
Sioux Center
Sealed 1950 corn deteriorates. reseal ineligible
A reinspection of farm sealed 1950 crop corn shows many instances have gone out of condition in recent weeks, making them ineligible for resealing. Producers planning to sell corn to repay loans should monitor current favorable market prices.
Plan for Civil Defense Training Courses at SUI
Plan outlines first in a series of civil defense courses to be held at the University of Iowa Aug 20–24. Prof. Carl Menzer leads the program to train volunteers for local defense, with units in staff communications warden police fire rescue health welfare and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Carl Menzer
State Civil Defense Advisory Committee
Menzer
Eniwetok
Beardsly
Oak Ridge Tenn
Atomic Center
Hew Roberts
Richard Holcomb
University
Lyon County Fair Rolls Out Large Weekend Run
The 1951 Lyon County Fair opens August 15 and runs through August 19 featuring The Art Swenson Thrill Show on Wednesday. Thursday includes a 100 mile stock car race with Russ Morgan and a two hour evening concert. Friday centers on Harness Racing with 2600 in purses and about 100 horses expected on the grounds. The Staples Exhibition Rodeo offers three grandstand performances with 40 cowboys and cowgirls. Cedric Adams closes with a two hour amateur show and nightly 10 pm news from the grand stand. Amateurs vie for 200 in prizes. Pancake Day runs Friday 8 am to noon with free pancakes and sausages on Rock Rapids streets, and Boone Valley Shows provide midway entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon County
Art Swenson
Russ Morgan
Morgan
Staples
Cedric Adams
Rock Rapids
Boone Valley
Festival of Stars Plans Set for Sioux City Auditorium
Siouxland Activities Incorporated announced plans for the second annual Festival of Stars at the Sioux City Auditorium on September 6 7 8 and 9. The show will feature big names from radio television screen and recording with elaborate plans and surprise star releases to the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouxland
Siouxland Activities Incorporated
Sioux City Auditorium
Tommy O'Loughlin
Siouxland Activities, Incorporated
Twin births brighten Ray Grooters and Schoene families
A baby girl named Marlys Rae arrived at the Ray Grooters home in Sanborn on Monday July 30, weighing 10 pounds 4 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Grooters. Another daughter Mary Jean was born Sunday July 29 to Mr and Mrs Henry Schoene man, weighing 7 pounds 1.5 ounces. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Bill Mouw and Mr and Mrs Herman Schoene man of Magnolia Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Grooters
Sanborn
Marlys Rae
John Grooters
Henry Schoeneman
Mary Jean
Bill Mouw
Herman Schoene
Magnolia
Minn
Elevator capacity and oat harvest impact at Boyden coop
The Farmers Co-Op elevator in Boyden holds 300000 bushels with 800000 total storage as oats dominate harvest use for feed. Wet weather and heavy undergrowth hurt grain quality, windrowers and combines busier. binder twine shortages noted. Sealing of small grains begins in 30 days after threshing. oats barley wheat and rye loan details offered via P M A Orange City office with 3 percent interest and April 30 1952 maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Vern Riemers
Bill Hollander
Orange City
Sioux County
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Betty Darlene Vande Brake
Lee R. Heeringa
Wm. H. de Groot
Elizabeth Andeweg
al de Vries
Abe de Vries
Patty Joe Salmon
Karen Sitter
Tony Hibma
Oldenkamp
Istori
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