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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1958

Page

4

Hoeven to Seek Re election From Iowa Eighth

Representative Charles B Hoeven of Iowa announces his bid for re election to Congress from the 8th District in 1958. He notes his role as second ranking Republican on the Agriculture Committee and his positions as Chairman of the Republican Conference Deputy Republican Whip and member of the Policy Committee. He thanks Northwest Iowa for support and pledges continued capable representation in Washington.

Washington, DC Charles B Hoeven Iowa Congress Hoeven Committee On Agriculture House of Representatives House Republican Conference House Republican Policy Committee Washington

368 Undergraduates Tops At Iowa State College

Ames Iowa The deans of five divisions at Iowa State College today announced a list of 368 undergraduates topping the college honor roll for the current year with notable scholarly achievement recognized across disciplines.

Iowa State College Ames Iowa Iowa State College Today

Boyden Iowa Newspaper Rate Card Details

Boyden Iowa publication lists subscription rates for 2.00 per year six months 1.25 and single copies five cents all cash in advance with post office confirmation of second class mail status and weekly publication in Boyden.

Boyden Sioux County Iowa

Dean's List Honors 1957 Fall Quarter Students Named

Graduates earning Deans List status for the 1957 fall quarter include Hall Robert Sohl in Mechanical Engineering. Edward Grossmann Pre Medicine. Franklin Postman Farm Operation. Ruth Hollander DeRuyter Home Economics Education. and Orvin Mouw Animal Husbandry. Selection requires three quarters at the College and a full course load with an average of 3.5 or higher. Last fall, about the top four percent of undergraduates met the standard.

Sioux Center Ruth Hollander de Ruyter Orvin Mouw

Local Hospital Stays Include Several Illnesses

SICK Mrs. Bert Engelsman was an overnight patient at St. Vincent Hospital in Sioux City after nose surgery. Mrs. Leonard Korthals, Mrs George Brinks, and Trudy Roetman are confined at home due to illness and mumps.

Bert Engelsman St. Vincent Hospital Sioux City Leonard Korthals George Brinks Trudy Roetman

Births at Sheldon Hospital Add Bonnie Gay and Terri Ranae

Mr and Mrs Henry Victoria welcomed a six pound fifteen ounce daughter Bonnie Gay born January 30 at Sheldon hospital. She has one sister and one brother. Mr and Mrs Ronald Egdorf welcomed a daughter born February 4 weighing six pounds, named Terri Ranae. She has one brother.

Henry Victoria Bonnie Gay Sheldon Hospital Victoria Ronald Egdorf Terri Ranae

Weekend Socials Round the Boyden Area Homes

Acts of visiting relatives and friends fill weekends across Boyden and nearby towns. Gerrit Slothouber and family host at Newkirk while Ray Smit and Norman Bell line up gatherings in Shel don and Edgerton. Several couples attend cooking school in Sioux Falls and hospital visits appear in Iowa City plus Des Moines on business.

Gerrit Slothouber John Dokter Dale Merrill Sheldon Ray Smit Nick Hurst Paulinna Dick de Groot Henry Bosman Ray Brockhouse Minnie Moow Sioux Falls Brockhouse George Riemers Adrian Dickevers Anita Cyril Houtsma Chester South Dakota Galen Barbara Jo Matlock Larry Salmon S. R Menning Newkirk Pearl Vanden Berg Lawrence Dunnick Hull Vanden Berg Dunnick Alfred Te Slan Sull Bob den Hartog Brenda Bert Smit University Hospital Iowa City Des Moines Jake Vande Hoef Wm Rosenboom Andrew Rosenboom Ella Heen Lena Kreyne Marie Burggraaff Minnie Mouw

Busy Bees 4-H Club Meets at Legion Building

The Busy Bees 4-H Club held a Wednesday meeting at the Legion Building with 11 girls and 2 leaders present. Marliss Doorenbos presided as president. the group recited the pledge and 4-H pledge. Joan Slykhuis spoke on milk value, while Marliss Doorenbos Sharon Scholten and Mrs Doorenbos demonstrated attractive ways to fix oranges and bananas. Blanche Dunnick directed recreation and new program booklets were distributed. Reporters were Linda Heemskerk and Blanche Dunnick.

Busy Bees Legion Building Marliss Doorenbos Mary Jean Slothouber Joan Slykhuis Sharon Scholten Mrs. Doorenbos

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