Local dining guests visit area families
Mrs. Neal Klien of Grand Rapid Michigan was a dinner guest in the Bert Engelsma home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Billy Kwikkel and daughters of Sioux City were dinner guests Sunday in the Bill Kwikkel home. Mr and Mrs Tom Zielstra of Beresford South Dakota were dinner guests Monday in the Bill Meyn home. Edna Scholten and Marjorie Mecum visited Sunday evening with Mrs Kenneth Meyn at Sheldon. Ed Schneller and family of Sioux Center were guests in the Ed Baartman home Tuesday evening. John Meendering and family helped Bert Meendering of Sheldon celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Klien
Grand Rapid
Mich
Bert Engelsma
Billy Kwikkel
Sioux City
Bill Kwikkel
Tom Zielstra
Beresford
S. Dak
Ed Schneller
Sioux Center
Ed Baartman
John Meendering
Bert Meendering
Sheldon
Weatherman Blamed for Surging Iowan Borrowing
Iowa banks chief New ton Black cites the cool wet 1951 summer as the cause of record loan demand. He blames the weather for increased borrowing as residents seek credit.
Notice in Probate for Marie Stegeman Will
Court in Orange City Sioux County Iowa sets March 11 1952 at 10 00 AM to hear probate of a will for Marie Stegeman late of Sioux County Iowa. Attendance required to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk D Wiersma signs. Van Oosterhout Te Paske Rens attorneys. Published for three consecutive weeks in The Boyden Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Sioux County
Iowa
Marie Stegeman
District Court
Corn Shortage Drives Farmers to Invest in Feeder Cattle
Corn failed to mature before frost causing farmers to invest heavily in feeder cattle as prices rose. Loans to farmers increased, with Iowa's banking industry posting six all time highs by year end 1951, three in lending activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Lake Patrol
State Conservation Commission
Cooperative game bird program continues into 1952
Arrangements at the state game farm in Boone plan to produce up to 8 000 quail chicks and 20 000 pheasant chicks for the 1952 stocking program. Two week old chicks will be shipped to cooperating groups to raise to eight to nine weeks. Birds are leg branded to study movements and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
The
Conservation Commission
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Duncan Hines
Nash
Florida Juice Oranges
Fony’s
Boyden, Low
Vander Ploeg Funeral Home
J. A. Vander Ploeg
Phone 5S
Sheldon. IA
Boyden Hardware
Boyden, Iowa
D. Wiersma
Boyden
Finnest
Kooiker Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Hull, Iowa
Berts Repair
Hull Iowa
Cornie Blom
Hospers
Joe C. Kleinhesselink
Boyden Standard Station
Shelby
Datus Sake
Hiway
Boone’s Radio Service
8Th Avenue
Sheldon, Iowa
Farmers Savings Bank
Frank E. Scott Commission Co
Rts
Highway 18
Bert & Florence van Steenwyk
Hull
Boyden Office
DR Giese
Fcre
John Rensink Jr