Hospers Topples Bombers in Golden Eagles Clash
Hospers defeats Boyden 48 to 29 after taking a 23-15 halftime lead. Jerry S leads Boyden with 14 points while De Hartog and Van Surksum pace Hospers with 10 each. B squad loses 80-19. De Boer leads with 7. Team scoring lists Den Herder, Starkweather, Ruevers, Doorenbos, Moret, and Stykhuis.
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Bombers
Hospers
Golden Eagles
Boyden
Jerry S
de Hartog
van Surksum
de Boer
Wien
Boydén
M. den Herder
J. Starkweather
Ruevers
J Doorenbos
L Moret
J. Stykhuis
Little Rock
Don Doorenbos
Girl Scout Christmas Party Plans and committees
The group will hold a Christmas Party at Judy Dethmerson’s home on December 19 at 7 30. Members formed three committees entertainment refreshment and clean up and drew gift recipients. Mrs Salmon ordered second class pins and forms to begin making statues.
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Judy Dethmerson
Westra Golden Wedding Celebration Attended by Many
Forty guests visited the Jacob Westra home for an open house honoring their Golden Anniversary. In the evening 175 people attended a party at Sheldon Community Building with flowers wedding bells and a three tier cake as the highlight of refreshments. The couple received many gifts especially from California and the event began at 7 80 PM with guests staying late.
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Jacob Westra
Sheldon
Westra
California
Iowans donate to CROP aid across counties
Iowans have contributed 15862 in commodities and cash to CROP to aid refugees, orphans, and the ill overseas. Iowa CROP director Harry E. Terrell called it the first state headquarters report and noted many counties postponed drives due to bad weather. Pocahontas leads with 1822, followed by Winneshiek 1430, Bremer 1299, Cedar 1275, OBrien 1106, Humboldt 1097, and Calhoun 1000, as drives continue with some towns surpassing last year.
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Terrell
Ioans
Pocahontas County
Winneshiek
Bremer
Ceder
O’brien
Humboldt
Calhoun
John M. Nolin
Taver
Catholic Rural Life
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Household Goods Sale by Ed Schulz Moves to California
Ed Schulz sells household goods and moves to California. The sale starts at 1 15 P.M. Saturday December 29. The Reporter will publish the bill of items for sale.
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Ed. Schulz
Calif
Albert Winter Attends Co-op Meet in Kansas City
Albert Winter attends the 23rd annual Consumers Cooperative Association meeting in Kansas City Missouri from November 28 to 30 with over 2 500 cooperative members from nine midwestern states. Delegates vote to distribute 1 100 000 dollars in cash to member co ops for patronage refunds to individual members.
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Kansas City
Consumers Cooperative Association
Albert Winter
Boyden School Closes for Christmas Vacation
Notice states Boyden School will close for Christmas vacation from Friday December 1st at 2 p.m. until Wednesday January 2nd.
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Boyden
Induction List For January 24 1952 From Iowa Towns
The local board announces closure dates December 24 25 1951 and December 81 1951 and January 1 1952 with weekend openings December 29 1951 and January 5 1952. Inductees for January 24 1952 include John Meendering Jr Marion Van Pearsem Horskamp Dykstra Duane Vander Schaaf Stuart Probst McInnis Cambier Haarsma Miedema De Jong Vande Stouwe Reuter Mulder Den Hartog and other listed men from Sioux Center Maurice Hospers Hull Orange City Rock Valley Alton Harvey Boyden Hawarden and Sheldon area towns.
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John Meendering Jr
Sioux Center
Iowa
Marion A. van Pearsem
Maurice
John L. Horskamp
James Dykstra
Hospers
Alton
Stanley Sybesma Hull
Sterling D. McInnis Hawarden
Leland L. Cambier
Henry Haarsma Maurice
Edward A. Miedema Hospers
Fred M. de Jong Boyden
Harry B. Vande Stouwe Hall
Jerome J. Reuter Hospers
Carl W. Mulder
Orange City
Howard W. den Hartog Hospers
Luke Rons Recovers From Si ck Bed Sickness
Luke Rons has been ill in bed since Sunday and is now improving. He has struggled with poor health for some time and has largely stayed indoors.
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Luke Rons
Luke
Tme
State tax overhaul cuts office staff boosts field help
Iowa businessmen can now reach a field worker in their city or write Des Moines for quicker tax assistance under a new system announced by Ray E. Johnson chair. The State Tax Commission closed district offices to streamline service and assign inspectors to the field, promising faster response and direct contact with taxpayers. Auditors in the area include Harold Berkenpas Le Mars and D. A. Peirce Sibley.
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Ray E. ‘Johnson
State Tax Commission
Johnson
Des Moines
H. J. Schmitz
The
Tax Commission
Sioux City
County Bluffs
Ottumwa
Devonport
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Des Moines 19
Iowa
Harold Berkenpas le Mars
D. A. Peirce
Sibley
Auto and Gas Tax Increases Hit Iowa Drivers
Iowa motorists face a record 87.79 moving tax bill next year as federal gasoline and automotive taxes rise. James W. Richards of the Iowa Petroleum Industry Committee says the impact starts in 1952 with higher gas and car taxes, including a two cent per gallon gasoline tax and higher excise rates on autos and parts.
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Iowa
James W. Richards
Iowa Petroleum Industries Committee
Richards
Milwaukee Road Staff Meeting in Mason City Iowa
The Milwaukee Road will hold a special staff meeting in Mason City Iowa on Friday December 14 at 9 a.m. to consider an enlarged program of fire prevention and employee injury prevention. All Iowa and Dakota division supervisors will attend with L J Benson of Chicago in charge presiding.
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Milwaukee Road
Mason City
Iowa
Dakota
L. J. Benson
Chicago
Thanking Boyden Fire Department for Prompt Help
Lawrence J. De Wild thanks the Boyden fire department for a prompt and courteous response to his call for help last Thursday.
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Boyden
PMA Office to Close Saturdays Starting December 22
The PMA office will be closed on Saturdays beginning December 22 and will remain closed until further notice.
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PMA
Gospel Teams Begin 1951 52 Meetings at Northwestern College
Northwestern College student volunteers form gospel teams for the church program. They conduct devotions music and talks in Reformed Churches across Orange City Sioux Center Hull and Doon Iowa with dates set for Matlock Alton and Carmel. The YW and YM groups hold related talks on science vs religion and teacher ethics. Christmas events mark December 11 and holiday break ends January 8 1952.
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Northwestern College
H. V. E. Stegeman
Orange City
Sioux Center
Hull
Doon
Iowa
Matlock
Alton
Carmel
Harold de Weerd
Robert Struyk
Boyden
Ruth Jacobs
Lois Hubers
Y. W
Gerrit Geurink
Y. M
Larry Peterson
Ashton
Uoipuiei
Heemstra Hall
Rens
K.B.K
Christian Fellowship
Jan van Oostveen
Ontario
Canada
Conservation of Old Corn in Sioux County CCC Bins
Farmers urge preservation of about 1,000,000 bushels of old corn stored in CCC bins and warehouses. The plan limits sales to those lacking feeding corn, with exceptions for cattle under long term old corn feeding and grinding for chicken laying mash. Distribution aims to support pigs and chickens until next harvest.
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Sioux County
CCC
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