New Year's Socials Across Lake Wilson and Sheldon
Allen Roland and Patsy of Lake Wilson Minnesota visited Henry Harman for New Year’s afternoon. Ed Baartman hosted Old Year’s Eve guests including Edwin Bernisse and the Docters. Abe Schiebout and family joined Mrs Minnie Brinks for New Year’s dinner in Ireton. Additional gatherings honored Terry Gail’s fifth birthday in Sheldon and Chandler.
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Kenneth Harman
Allen
Roland
Patsy
Lake Wilson
Minnesota
Henry Harman
Ed Baartman
Edwin Bernisse
Roger
Shirley Docter
Minnie Brinks
Abe Schiebout
Ireton
Andy Wolthuizen
Sheldon
Alvin Holtrop
Ed R Blumeyer
Richard Blumeyer
Cedar Falls
Ben Grooters
Gerrit Hector
Harold Hector
Terry Gail
Roy Brockhouse
Paul Vande Hoef
Gerrit Uittenbogaard
Ma‘Tie Burggraaff
Dena van Ny‘huis
Minnie Mouw
Lena ‘Kleyne
Henry Bosman
John Sitter
Bert Engelsman
Simon Kampstra
Harvey Vis
Tony Vanden Berg
Ardyce Boelsma
Sioux City
Mr. Vis
Jan Scholten
John Scholten
Chandler
Boyden Iowa Publishing Rates and Postal Details
Boyden Sioux County Iowa edition lists publication schedule and Post Office entry as Second Class Mail Matter. Subscription rates are 2.00 per year 6 months 1.25 and 5 cents for single copies all cash in advance.
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Boyden
Sioux County
Iowa
Local Hospital Listings Reflect Reach of Illness and Recovery
Ruth Van Meeteren enters University Hospital in Iowa City for ear surgery. Several others, including Leonard Korthals and James Kool, show varying recovery progress while others face transfers and planned procedures. A patient from Sheldon, Mr. Sandy Green, dies Monday evening after hospital transfer. Paul Vande Hoef Sr faces planned surgery in Rochester Minnesota.
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Ruth van Meeteren
Connie van Meeteren
University Hospital
Iowa City
R. Kamminga
Gerrit Alons
Len Moret
Marion Moret
Leonard Korthals
St Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Sandy Green
Sheldon
Marvin
Richard
Robert Green
Boyden
Sheldon Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
James Kool
Lutheran Hospital
John Holtrop
Near Matlock
Alvin Dickman
Near
Hull
St Joseph’s Hospital
Paul Vande Hoef, Sr
Rochester
Minnesota
Paul Vande Hoef
Paul’ Vande Hoef
St. Mary’s Hospital
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for acts of kindness during the loss of our husband and father All deeds will be remembered. Mrs Nick J. Kooiker Sheldon Mr and Mrs John Kooiker Mr and Mrs R Van Dyk Mr and Mrs Vern Kooiker Mr and Mrs Wilfred Kooiker Mr and Mrs Paul Tamminga
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Nick J. Kooiker
Sheldon
John Kooiker
R. van Dyk
Vern Kooiker
Wilfred Kooiker
Paul Tamminga
Engagement of Glenda Vander Lee to Don Riemersma
Mr and Mrs Tunis Vander Lee of Sheldon announce the engagement of their daughter Glenda Faye to Don Riemersma son of Mr and Mrs Henry Riemersma of Matlock. Miss Vander Lee is a bookkeeper at the Matlock Elevator and Mr Riemersma farms with his father. No date has been set for the wedding.
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Tunis Vander Lee
Sheldon
Glenda Faye
Don Riemersma
Henry Riemersma
Matlock
Miss Vander Lee
Mr. Riemersma
Sioux County Extension Schedule Of Events
Sioux County Extension lists multiple 4 H club and related meetings from January 8 to January 15. Events include council and leaders meetings at Extension Office and numerous club meetings at various hosts such as Doorenbos Bonestrop Bonestrop Hofmeyer Hulstein Beerink Becker and others with venues including Boyden Coop Elevator and Dick Fedders.
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Sioux County
Lynn
Lucky Lads
Capel Belles
Carolyn Doorenbos
Lincoln Lassies
Betty Bonestrop
Peppy ‘Pals
Betty Lou Hulstein
Silver Slippers
Julie Hofmeyer
Twinkle Toes
Vicki Beer Nink
Merry Mixers
Cheryl Otis
Sheridan ,Sunshiners
Sharon Harthoorn
Capel Propellers
Harland Boone
Sheridan Livestock Growers
Boyden Coop Elevator
Clover Sues
Suzanne Moellers
Flying ‘Eagles
Dick Fedders
Washington Eager Beavers
Harvey
Melvin Obbink
Weed
Understanding Children A Confession Of A Parent
A voice recounts a father's reflection on his son Jim an adolescent. He describes Jim drinking four bottles of pop over a hot day, spaced across about six hours, noting his appetite and thirst and the ordinary nature of the scene.
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Jim
Four Bottles of Pop and a Lesson in Discipline
A parent recalls a self indulgent binge of four bottles of pop in one day and its impact on family dynamics. He narrates counting drinks, feeling grown up, and realizing the harm to health and character while confronting his son and changing his own behavior.
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Jim
Social Security Changes Affect Most Farmers
Social Security updates for 1959 raise taxes and benefits for farmers. Self employed farmers face higher self employment tax on income up to 4860, with special reporting options for low income. Landlords may avoid self employment tax unless material participation is proven. Employers and employees see tax rates rise to 2 percent, with new employer ID numbers required and record-keeping rules for workers earning 150 dollars or more annually.
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Agricultural Law Center
State University of Iowa
Law Center
Iowa State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Bank
District Director of Internal Revenue
Social Security
Internal Revenue
Farm Income Tax Series Ends With Filing Tips
The article outlines farm employer tax responsibilities including social security deductions and Form 943 filings, deposit rules for taxes, and records to keep. It notes exemptions for work within families and that this is the seventh of eight pieces from the Agricultural Law Center in the Sioux County Index.
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The
Agricultural Law Center
Times
Farm Outlook from Iowa State Economist on Corn Belt Cattle
Iowa State College farm economist Francis Kutish says cattle on feed in the Corn Belt will rise this season. Through October 1958 feeder and stocker cattle entering the region were up 3 percent from 1957, with October shipments breaking a monthly record. December activity aligned with 1957, while more feeder steers above 800 pounds sold and fewer calves under 800 pounds at the 10 markets. fewer heavy feed lot replacements sales as weighty slaughter demand remained bearish.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State College
Kutish
Longtime Iowa farmer Bert Ver Steeg dies at Hull
Bert Ver Steeg born June 29, 1888 in Orange City Iowa spent boyhood on a farm near Orange City. He married Gertrude De Young on September 23 1909 and farmed in An dover South Dakota Chandler Minnesota and near Hull Iowa retiring in 1948. He leaves wife seven children thirty five grandchildren two brothers a sister and other relatives.
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Bert Ver Steeg
Gysbert Ver Steeg
Orange City
Iowa
Gertrude de Young
Andover
South Dakota
Chandler
Minnesota
Hull
Ronald
Rock Rapids
Viola
John de Groot
Worthington
Margaret
Ben van Veldhuizen
Vernon
Kenneth
Burdella
Harry de Jager
Laverne
Norman
Hardwick
Elnora
Lawrence de Wild
Boyden
Evan Earl
Ver Steeg Remembered for Faithful Church Service
Obituary notes that Ver Steeg left a large circle of relatives and friends in mourning. He confessed faith in Jesus Christ early in life and served for years in the Church Consistory and as a Sunday School teacher.
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Ver Steeg
Lord Jesus Christ
Probate filings and hearings in county court records
The last will and testament of Marinus Schilt and others were filed for probate with hearings set in February 1959. Estates of Sophia Jem ming Nellie Wittebrood Oepke De Vries and John C Nagel were addressed with executors appointed or bonds set. A settlement in the Garrit Haitink case ended in dismissal. An estate order authorized sale of patent rights for a fertilizer spreader and tax payments noted.
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Marinus Schilt
Sioux Center
Dick H. Wissink
Orange City
Sophia Jemming
Canby
Minnesota
Clara A. Cleveland
Matt Roubos
Oepke de Vries
Melvin Ykema
Nellie Wittebrood
Gertrude J Harvey
Garrit J Haitink
Lowell Niessink
Iowa
Charles L. Dyke
Esther G Hicks
John C Nagel
Thomas Ambrose Higgins
Irene Higgins
Thought Control For Better Health
A health column urges readers to distinguish mind from body and avoid imagined illnesses. It recommends outside interests, contentment, sleep, and proper posture to reduce tension. Chiropractor advised mental and physical relaxation for those with fictitious ailments.
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Chiropractic
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Boyden News
Marion J. Kempers
Charles G. Sawyer
Farmers Savings Bank
W. Æt
Roddy Kilowatt
Town Public Service
Company
County Court News
W. E. Rozeboom
Chiropractor
le Mars
Boyden, Iowa
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