Town Council Proceedings December 6 1937
Council met with Mayor McCrum presiding. Minutes approved. Robert Moret beer license approved for 1938 upon tax payment and bond. 600 feet snow fence to be bought for Smith and Axton pastures. Hip boots and brush for Utility man authorized. 10 year contract with Iowa Public Service Co for street lights approved. Bills allowed including Kuyper Vos and banks. Meeting adjourned. Town Clerk G Vanden Brink. Jerry Notting visited Edgerton Minnesota.
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McCrum
Pitstick
Maris
Vander Haar
Dykstra
Schreuder
Robert Moret
Smith and Axton
Iowa Public Service Co
Joe Kuyper
John Vos
Waterloo Savings Bank
Warmers Savings Bank
Leonard Landhuis
Boyden Reporter
H. Vander Maten
John van Diepen
Henry J. Heusinkveld
G. Vanden Brink
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs Art Roggen and their son were supper guests Friday at the Gerrit Roggen home in Sheldon. Mr and Mrs John Vanden Brink left Tuesday for Long Beach California to visit his brother at Hanford. The Gerrit Vanden Brink family left Thursday morning for California. Rudy Jansen of Hull expects to accompany Gerrit.
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Mrs
Art Roggen and Son
Gerrit Roggen
Sheldon
John Vanden Brink
Long Beach, California
Hanford
Gerrit Vanden Brink
California
Rudy Jansen
Hull
Gerrit
Art Roggen
Roggen
Mrs Mary Hayes Visits In Faulkton Home
Mrs Mary Hayes of Faulkton South Dakota is making an extended visit in the Sandy Green home. Her stay highlights social exchanges during a regional hospitality period.
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Mary Hayes
Faulkton
South Dakota
Sandy Green
Moermand Family Weekend Visit At Hampton Home
Mr and Mrs Leonard Moer mand and children Betty and Eugene of Hampton spent the week end in the parental Tony Moermand home.
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Leonard Moermand
Betty and
Eugene
Hampton
Tony Moermand
Mrs Mlazgar and Esther Visit Howard Verrips in Sibley
Mrs George Mlazgar and her daughter Esther spent last Wednesday at the home of Howard Verrips in Sibley.
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George Mlazgar
Esther
Howard Verrips
Sibley
Mrs Mattie Tuttle Visits Chester Shaeffer Home
Mrs Mattie Tuttle of Sheldon spent the weekend in the Chester Shaeffer home as part of a social visit.
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Mattie Tuttle
Sheldon
Chester Shaeffer
Vanden Brink Family Visits Rouweehorst Home
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Vanden Brink and their daughter spent Friday evening with the Rouwehorsts in Hospers.
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S. G. Vanden Brink
Wm. Rouweehorst
Hospers
Floyd and Wilfred Rensink Return Home to Slayton
Floyd and Wilfred Rensink came back to Slayton Minnesota on Monday after a ten day visit with relatives and friends.
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Floyd
Wilfred Rensink
Slayton
Minn
Tenday
Girls League for Service Holds Annual Meeting
The Girls League for Service held its annual meeting Monday evening with elections. Officers elected include Mrs. Brink as president and Elizabeth Landhuis as vice-president. Wini Fred Vanden Bosch as secretary. Jeanette DeJong as assistant secretary. Eleanor Rensink as treasurer. Two standing committees will be appointed later. The annual bazaar occurred Wednesday evening.
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Girls League For Service
Mrs. Brink
Elizabeth Landhuis
Winifred, Vanden Bosch
Jeanette DeJong
Eleanor Rensink
Twe
Vanden Brink Family Visited Jansen Farm Near Hull
Mr and Mrs A B Vanden Brink and their son Warren spent Sunday at the Fred Jansen farm near Hull.
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A. B. Vanden Brink
Warren
Fred Jansen
Hull
Visitors Sunday in Roggen Hull Home
A family gathering occurred Sunday at the Roggen home in Hull with visiting relatives continuing the weekend visit.
Van Diepen Family Spends Day Touring South Dakota
Mr and Mrs Sieba Van Diepen and Mrs Emma Stutzman traveled to Sioux Falls on Sunday with Mrs Orson Horn and then visited Mrs Harl Kammalade in DeSmit South Dakota.
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Sieba van Diepen
Emma Stutzman
South Dakota
Orson Horn
Sioux Falls
Harl Kammalade
DeSmit
Raise as many chickens as you can this year
Frank Priebe advises poultry raisers to start chicks early as corn feed remains cheap and demand shifts to chicken. He notes 50 million pounds less poultry stored than a year ago, predicts better prices in 1938, and urges readers to order chicks for January to maximize profits.
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Kansas
Gift for the family Coronado Radio for Christmas
Gamble Stores promotes Coro nado radios as affordable gifts with prices from 1.95 for battery sets and 18.95 for larger models, pitching them as ideal Christmas presents for the whole family.
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Gamble
Inside Big Builds and Frontier Legends for Boys
A vivid ad type feature highlights skyscraper construction with airborne workers and dramatic steelwork. It also spotlights Jack Abernathy as the last six gun sheriff of the old west, then promotes Boys' Life magazine with its mix of adventure, sports, hobbies, and comics.
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Old West
Jack Abernathy
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Boys’ Life
Boys’ Life Today
Park Avenue
New York
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