Industrial Development Talk Aired At Hull Club Meeting
After a 6 pm dinner meeting, Hull Business and Professional Men's Club hosted an open session with B L Johnson of the Iowa Development Commission. He urged local emphasis on home grown industries and existing manufacturers, plus public attitudes and a long term plan.
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Hull Business and Professional Men's Club
Community Memorial Building
B. L
John) Johnson
Iowa Development Commission
Johnson
Hull
Boyden Businesses Set 9 PM Saturday Winter Hours
At the Boyden Commercial Club meeting it was decided that for the rest of winter all Boyden businesses will close at 9:00 p.m. each Saturday.
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Boyden, Businesses
Will
MAO Uive
Boyden Commercial Club
Boyden
Fox Hunters to Meet at Boyden Saturday
Fox hunters are invited to gather at the Co- Op Oil Station in Boyden at 12 o'clock noon this Saturday January 14. The meeting seeks volunteers and participants for fox hunting activities and related plans.
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Boyden
Co- Op
Aliens Urged to File Address Reports by January 31
U S immigration official in Omaha urges all noncitizens in Iowa and Nebraska to file alien address reports by January 31. The law requires annual reporting by most noncitizens, with penalties for willful violation. Guardians must file for alien children under 14. assistance is available at local offices or post offices. About 20 000 reports expected in Iowa and Nebraska.
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Robert C. Wilson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
United Nations
Wilson
Immigration Service Office
Post Office
Hull Fire Company elects new chief and officers
At a regular Hull Volunteer Fire Company meeting Tuesday the annual election was held. Chief Fred Van Engen was elected with Ben B Bonestrop and Charles E Graham as assistants to the chief. Resignations from Chief Fred Van Schepen and Fireman L C Van Batavia were accepted with regrets. The company has 15 members and aims to reach maximum membership as new firemen are added.
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Seite
Hull Volunteer Fire Company
Fred van Schepen
L. C. van Batavia
Fred van Engen
Ben B. Bonestrop
Charles E. Graham
Morrell Co. honors safe livestock handling by drivers
The Sioux Falls Morrell Co. awarded Meritorious Trucking Achievement Certificates to trucking firms and personnel for careful livestock delivery in 1960. John Vander Haar received the citation on behalf of buying station and trucking staff, with Marv Halverson presenting the certificate. Other honorees include George Dickevers Corney Brunsting Bill Rons Phil Van Gorp and John Casemier as part of the same high standard group.
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Sioux Falls
John Morrell Qgnd Co
John Vander Haar
Marv Halverson
John Morrell and Co
Vander Haar
Meritorius
Boyden
Morrell
George Dickevers
Corney Brunsting
Bill Rons
Phil van Gorp
John Casemier
Hull Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set for January Sixteenth
The American Legion Auxiliary Wegman Keele Unit No. 380 in Hull Iowa will hold its regular meeting Monday January 16 at 8 00 p m The program is in charge of Hattie Hanenburg JoAnne Dittmer and Marie Douma Hostesses are Elnora De Wild Etta De Wild and Mary De Boer
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American Legion Auxiliary
Wegman Keele
Hull
Iowa
Hattie Hanenburg
JoAnne Dittmer
Marie Douma
Elnora de Wild
Etta de Wild
Mary de Boer
Vander Schaaf Will Observe Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ralph Vander Schaaf of Rock Rapids will observe their fortieth wedding anniversary on Saturday January 14 an open house will be held at the Rock Rapids Community Building from 7 00 to 10 00 p m hosted by their children no invitations have been sent.
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Ralph Vander Schaaf
Rock Rapids
Boyden Auxiliary Set to Meet January 16
Unit 272, Boyden, will meet Monday January 16 at 8 00 p m at the Legion Hall. Roll call New Year's Resolution program a film Sounds of the Earth presented by CROP. All members asked to bring dime cards. Hostesses Mrs Larry Salmon and Mrs Joe A Horn.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Boyden
Legion Hall
CROP
Larry Salmon
Joe A. Horn
Money Drawn in Boyden's Drawing
Paul Schelling won $25 in the Saturday drawing and was present at Peters Store. One more $25 drawing is scheduled for Saturday January 14 at 3 00 p m when the fire siren sounds.
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Paul Schelling
Peter
Boyden Hull High Students Set for Office Practice Training
Principal D Schreuz and Instructor G Nielsen plan to place Office Practice Typing and Bookkeeping students in Hull and Boyden businesses for practical training this semester. For several years this work experience arrangement has benefited both students and local firms.
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D. Schreuz
G. Nielsen
Boyden-Hull High School
Nielsen
Hull
Boyden
Farm Bureau Kick-off Dinner in Hull Aims 1650 Members
The Sioux County Farm Bureau held its annual kick-off dinner in the Community Memorial Building basement Hull Tuesday at noon to mobilize a 1650 member drive. Morris Nettinga, chair, urged members to exert full effort. the meal was served by Farm Bureau Women committee.
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Sioux County Farm Bureau
Community Memorial Building
Hull
Morris Nettinga
S‘arm Bureau
Book Boyden Man In Fatal Accident Monday
Howard Walter Clark a 40 year old Council Bluffs man was killed Monday morning in a crash with a semi at an W Broadway intersection in Boyden. Police said he was thrown from the car and struck by a rear dual wheel. The truck was driven by Raymond O. Van Diepen 38 of Boyden who was booked for investigation of running a red light and released on a $100 appearance bond.
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Howard Walter Clark
Council Bluffs
W. Broadway
Clark
Raymond O. van Diepen
Boyden
van Diepen
Sioux Co Extension District names officers at Orange City meeting
Wendell Rensink of Boyden was chosen chairman of the Sioux County Extension District at a January 5 gathering in Orange City. Gordon Miller and Sam Schutt were named vice-chairman and secretary respectively, with Tony De Bey as treasurer. The group set monthly council meetings for the first Wednesday and outlined a polio fund drive by Hull volunteers in Hull.
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Wendell Rensink
Boyden
Sioux County Extension District
Orange City
Gordon Miller
Rock Valley
Sam T Schutt
Sioux Center
Tony de Bey
ASC
Sioux Soil Distric
Farm Bureau
NFC
Boys County
Howard Berson
Benson
Elmer den Herder
Ray Smith
Hawarden
Connie Koerselman
Gordon van Roekel
Maurice
Roy Bauder
Peter Klein
Granville
Ralph Bloemendaal
Alton
Ernest Olson
Sheldon
Adrian Jacobs
Ralph Oostra
Hull
Walter Witt
John Mulder
Joe Smeenk
Russell Coons
Ireton
George H. van Beek
Pierre Folkerts
Inwood
Stanley Campagne
John W. Obbink
Floyd van Klay
Hein Vreeman
Northwest Association for Retarded Children Meeting
The regular meeting of the Northwest Association for Retarded Children will be Monday evening January 16 at 8 o'clock in the Home Economics room at Sheldon High School. Harold McAlpine will show slides and discuss the school for the retarded located in Jefferson Wisconsin.
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Northwest Assn
Sheldon High School
Harold McAlpine
Jefferson
Wisconsin
Mrs E Blumeyer Named Co Heart Fund Chairman
Mrs. Ed Blumeyer of Boyden was named 1961 Heart Fund Chairman for Sioux County by Virgil M. Kleespies. She will coordinate volunteers during Heart Month in February with Heart Sunday on February 26. Floyd Damman of Boyden will serve as Heart Fund Treasurer. Funds support heart disease research, community service projects, and medical education. Sioux County heart deaths reached 50.7 percent last year.
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Ed Blumeyer
Boyden
Heart Fund
Sioux County
Virgil M. Kleespies
Kleespies
John Morrell & Co
Ottumwa
Blumeyer
Heart
Kleespiel
Floyd Damman
Association
Rural Carrier Examination Hull Iowa Applications Deadline
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for a Rural Carrier position at Hull Iowa. Applications must be filed or postmarked by January 24 1961 and require a written test with eligibility based on residency age and a potential temporary renewal for those over 70. Complete filing details available at the Hull post office and with the commission in Washington D C.
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Hull
Iowa
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D.C
Hull-area Co op Meetings Set for January February 1961
The Hull Building and Loan Assn announces annual meetings on Tuesday January 17 1961. Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Hull Iowa schedules an annual gathering for Tuesday January 24 1961. Hull Co-Op Gas and Oil Co holds its meeting on Wednesday February 1 1961.
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Hull Building and Loan Assn
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery
Hull
Iowa
Hull Co-Op Gas and Oil Co
Hoeven Re elected Head of House Republican Conference
Charl es B. Hoeven of Iowa was unanimously chosen again as Chairman of the House Republican Conference for the 87th Congress. The veteran representative, serving his tenth term, will preside over Republican caucuses and sit on the Policy Committee, while retaining seniority on the Agriculture Committee as ranking Republican.
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United States
House of Representatives
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
Hiferon
Hoeven
House Republican Policy Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Boyden Commercial Club Holds January Dinner Meeting
Fifteen members met at the Legion Hall in Boyden at noon on Monday January 9 for the regular monthly dinner meeting. Topics included attracting industry to town and improving local businesses. A membership drive will run in coming weeks and all Boyden residents are urged to join.
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Boyden
Zion Lutheran Church Holds Congregational Meeting
The Zion Lutheran Church in Hull conducted its annual business and congregational meeting on January 8 1961. Louis Sohl presided and Warren Schar read the treasurer's report. Newly elected officers include B H Beckman council president Ewald Goeringer elder Vern Westphal deacon and Elmer Lutjens trustee.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Hull
Louis Sohl
Warren Schar
B. H. Beckman
Ewald Goeringer
Vern Westphal
Elmer Lutjens
Highland Lassies Meet January Nineteenth
The Highland Lassies 4-H Club holds its January meeting on January 19 at 7 30 p m with hostess Sharon Schol ten. Roll call asks for a food to try and a favorite dessert. Mary Jean Slothauber speaks on Why eat breakfast. Sharon Klaassen discusses The food value of milk. Blanche Dunnick demonstrates Different uses of milk. Music by Sharons Schol ten and Cooky Houtsma. Recreation by Kathy Kreulen.
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Highland Lassies 4-H Club
Sharon Scholten
Mary Jean Slothauber
Sharon Klaassen
Blanche Dunnick
Lord Jesus
Sharons Scholten
Cooky Houtsma
Kathy Kreulen
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Hull Legion Auxiliary
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Sioux Co. Extension District
E. Blumeyer
Co. Heart Fund
Boyden Guild For Christian Service
Guild For Christian Service of the
First Reformed Church of
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