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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
2
Dorothy Oldenkamp, a freshman at Northwestern Junior College, serves as a soloist for the Gospel Team. The group performs in churches across South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa.
Mrs James Van Diepen entertained on Sunday in honor of her husband birthday. The guest list included Mr Ray Van Diepen and Mr and Mrs Elmer Den Hartog and family.
Mr and Mrs Paul Schreuder and Mr and Mrs Marvin Green and daughter Sue Ellen attended the funeral services for Mrs Neal Von Geest in Pipestone Minnesota Saturday. Mr Von Geest is an uncle of Mr Schreuder.
Mr and Mrs Bill Moow and family attend the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hessel Faber at the community building in Orange City on Thursday evening.
Landowners may order forest seedlings multiflora rose and wildlife plants from the State Forest Nursery for spring 1951 planting. The State Conservation Commission notes a larger supply of multiflora rose than last year. Seedlings include black locust green ash black walnut seeds red pine Virginia pine and jack pine. Wildlife plants include wild grape Siberian pea dogwood and Russian olive. Price is 15.00 per thousand.
Multiflower rose and pine seedlings priced at 1.25 per 250 black walnut seeds 8.00 per thousand for other plants. Plants limited to erosion control and wildlife plantings not landscaping. Applications due March 15 with early orders urged. Stock delivered COD express and shipped notifications provided.
For the first time in modern times fishing will be allowed through winter until February 15 except trout which closed November 30. Regulations apply to inland and boundary waters. Fish houses or shelters may be built on the ice but must be removed at the end of each day.
The 1950 pheasant season closed December 5 after 25 days in 70 counties and 10 days in 18 extra counties. Commission spokesmen called the season very successful.
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