Bowling News: Team Scores and Highs From Boyden Bowl
Team points show Boyden Bowl leading 40, Diekevers 39, Vanden Brink 32, Dethmers 32, De Kalb 28, Repair Shop 26, Watkins 24, Bank Ins 20. Match results list Vanden Brink over Watkins 4 0, Dethmers over Repair Shop 4 0, Diekevers over De Kalb 3 1, Bank Ins over Boyden Bowl 3 1. Top games: Walter Diekevers 212, Cliff Vander Wilt 197. Top series: Dick Doorenbos 541, Walt Dickevers 498.
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Diekevers
Vanden Brink
Dethmers
de Kalb
Repair Shop
Watkins
Bank Ins
Walter Diekevers
Cliff Vander Wilt
Dick Doorenbos
Walt Dickevers
At Home Safe Kitchen Hazards Warned
A health advisory notes the kitchen as the home’s most dangerous room, responsible for over one third of accidents. It urges vigilant safety, socket placement, cord management, keeping sharp tools away from children, turning pot handles back, storing poisons high or locked, and having a first aid kit ready.
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Doctor of Chiropractic
Local Bowling Scores and High Games Hit
Elmer Logas posted 192 and Glenn Rensink 187 in high games while Rensink led with a 520 series. Doorenbos and Logas each had 470 series as Pioneer J and J Grocery and Legion posted team results.
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McCurdy
Coop Oil
Coop Elevator
Steckley
Smit and Son
Pioneer
J and J Grocery
Legion
Elmer Logas
Glenn Rensink
Dick Doorenbos
Sunday Socials Spread Through Boyden Families
Mr and Mrs Marion Reimers and Gary visited the Earl Horn home Sunday evening. Various local families hosted dinners and gatherings at homes in Boyden Sheldon and Sioux Center with guests from Sioux Falls Rock Valley and Sioux City.
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Marion Reimers
Gary
Earl Horn
Robert Dethmers
TV Purina
Sheraton-Martin
Sioux City
Henry Auberg Jr
Harvey Vis
John R. Vermeer
Wm. Rons
John Sitter
Elton Cady
Lynetta
Sioux Falls
Chester Vander Weerd
Howard
Carl
Rock Valley
Chester Sitter
Karen
Sandra
Paul M. Vande Hoef Jr
Edwin Bernisse
Joe van Velzen
Case van Velzen
Sioux Center
Wm. van Velzen
Ed R. Blumeyer
Ben Grooters
Harold Hector
Sheldon
Alton
Boyden
Hawarden
Center
Eagle
Garfied
Grant
Holland Two
Humme Couple Fetes 30th Anniversary at Boyden
Mr and Mrs William Humme observed their 30th wedding anniversary on December 11 at the Legion Hall in Boyden with relatives and neighbors. Grace Prins and William Humme wed December 11 1928 in Carmel Iowa. They raised a family in Hull and Boyden and cared for Deloris Gordon since infancy. The celebration featured a program social time a two course lunch a large cake and gifts reflecting the milestone. The couple remain active in church and community affairs.
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William Humme
Legion Hall
Grace Prins
Carmel
Iowa
G Bosch
Humme
Hull
Boyden
Highway 18
Henry G. Schoon
Deloris
Two Churches Hold December Services and Christmas Plans
Boyden United Presbyterian and First Reformed Churches outline December services and Christmas activities. Catechism classes pause until January 9. Christmas program practices and caroling events are scheduled. Elders and trustees nominated. Youth Fellowship and C E Society details noted.
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United Presbyterian Church
John Irwin
Junior Missionary Society
Fellowship
al Doorenbos
Logan Vanden Brink
Kenneth Meyn
Jake Doorenbos
Adrian Diekevers
Phil van Gorp
William Klaassen
St John Lutheran Church schedules Christmas events and officers
The Dorcan Mission Society at St John Lutheran Church held its December meeting with Mrs Erwin Winter installed as president. New life memberships were awarded to Mrs Henry Meyer and Mrs Erwin Winter, with Mrs Henry Kruse presenting.
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St. John Lutheran Church
P. A. Hinrichs
Young People's Luther League
Dorcan Mission Society
Erwin Winter
W. C. Jantzen
Alfred Fick
Henry Stueven
Henry Meyer
Henry Kruse
Virgil Van Ommeren Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Virgil Van Ommeren was honored on his seventh birthday at the Van Ommeren home with Mrs. Vernon Van Ommeren and Mrs. Leo Starkenberg hosting. The children enjoyed indoor games and a birthday lunch with attendees including Wayne Slothouber Dennis and Doug van Schouten Douglas Van Meeteren Dennis Heemskirk Terry Van Meeteren Calvin Burggraaff Wayne Woelber Ricky Kreulen Brent Ruyter Arlen Rons Larry and Julie Starkenberg and Linda Van Ommeren.
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Vernon van Ommeren
Leo Starkenberg
van Ommeren
Virgil van Ommeren
Wayne Slothouber
Dennis
Douglas Schouten
Douglas van Meeteren
Dennis Heemskirk
Terry van ‘Meeteren
Calvin Burggraaff
Wayne Woelber
Ricky Kreulen
Sioux County Extension Schedule Of Coming Events
Sioux County Extension lists upcoming 4-H club events through December. Lincoln Loggers Christmas Party at Jim Humme's on Wednesday. Lincoln Lassies meeting at Mrs Al Kroese's on Friday. Twinkle Toes Christmas Party at Sioux Center Town Hall on Friday. Nassau Sparklers meeting Saturday. Willing Workers Christmas Party at Mrs Alvin Linch's on Friday.
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Lincoln Loggers
Jim Humme
Lincoln Lassies
al Kroese
Twinkle Toes
Sioux Center Town Hall
Nassau Sparklers
Willing Workers
Alvin Linch
Sioux County School Districts Receive State General Aid
Within the past two weeks Sioux County school districts received State General Aid for the 1957-58 year. The districts and amounts of aid received by each are listed.
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Sioux County
State Aid Distribution Across Sioux County Townships
State aid payments for Sioux County townships totaled 17 718 57 for the week with allocations to Lincoln Logan Lynn Nassau Plato Reading Settlers Sheridan Sherman Sioux Washington Welcome and other townships. The note explains 1958 July 1 district reorganizations split aid between old and new districts by taxable valuation with Sioux Center receiving 9 612 89 and listed township shares. W K Price Sioux County Supt. of Schools.
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Lincoln
Logan
Lynn
Lynn Rural
Ind
Nassau
Plato
Reading
Settlers
Sheridan
Sherman
Sioux
Washington
Welcome
Sioux Center
Capel
Garfield
Center
Holland Two
W. K. Price
Sioux County Supt. of Schools
Rejection of corn program to affect dairy industry
A Dairy Record staff correspondent notes that the corn acreage referendum's rejection and lower price support will push Eastern dairy farmers to raise production by 1960. Cheaper feed may boost meat output and reduce cheese demand as pork and beef supply grows and meat prices fall.
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The
Dairy Record
Washington
Subscription Rates as Advertised in Cash Ahead Terms
The notice lists annual subscriptions at 2.00 per year or 6 months for 1.25 and single copies at 5 cents each. All rates require strict cash in advance.
Referendum Dampens Self-Help Plans for Dairying
The vote against corn acreage controls weakens support for the National Milk Producers Federation self-help plan. While the dairy group still backs it, many members appear skeptical about its feasibility. The Dairy Record and several dairy associations push a quality based milk production plan gaining momentum in Congress.
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Congress
National Milk Producers Federation
Federation
Dairy Record
Christmas Calls Bring Families Together By Phone
Northwestern Bell Telephone urges customers to place long distance holiday calls by dialing numbers for faster service. The message highlights connecting loved ones on Christmas Eve and Day, offering prompt completion of calls during the season.
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Bowling News
Commercial League
Bank
Coop Lumber
Rouwenhorst
Paul's
Paul’s
Arlene Harman
Beverly Doorenbos
Lois Doorenbos
McCurdy Legion
W. E. Rozeboom
Chiropractor
le Mars
Boyden News
Nic
Farmers
Mrs. Wm. Humme
Boyden Churches
First Reformed Church
H. G. Schoon
C. E. Society
Ruth Meendering
Gerald Slothouber
Judie Dethmers
Scott Sneller
Virgil
Marion J. Kempers
Charles G. Sawyer
Farmers Co-Op Oil Association
Market Report
Rock Valley Sales Co
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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