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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1959

Page

3

Bowling Results and All Star League Highlights

Bowling results show Diekevers 4 Watkins 0 and Boyden 3 Boyden Repair 0 with high games by Loren Schafer 224 and Robert Rosenboom 223. High series leaders include Loren Schafer 564 and Peter Lietstra 524 with splits noted. All Star League team standings list Grooter's Repair and Barber Shop leading in points with high team and individual scores.

Diekevers Watkins Boyden Bowl Boyden Vanden Brink Bank Ins Dethmers de Kalb Loren Schafer Robert Rosenboom Ken Meyn Grooter’s Paul’s Boyden Plumbing Electrolux Co-op Rons Pfister J. Meendering M Mackie L. Rensink Barber Shop Grooter Jake Meendering Norm Bell Dickevers Repair Shop Bank Insurance Bank Rouwenhorst Co-op Lumber Smit and Son Paul's Joy van Velzen Esther Verrips Helen Rosenboom McCurdy Legion Steckley Pioneer

Deaths Hattie De Boer longtime Orange City resident

Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie De Boer 77 longtime Orange City resident who died Saturday after a stroke were held Wednesday at the Reform Church of Alton Rev LeRoy Nattress officiated Burial was in Nassau Cemetery near Alton Mrs De Boer had been hospitalized since fracture

Hattie de Boer Orange City Reformed Church of Alton Iowa LeRoy Nattress Nassau Cemetery de ‘Boer

Obituary for William Vander Meer of Hull and Orange City

William Vander Meer 65 died at the County Home in Orange City Friday. He was a son of the late Ralph and Mrs. Vander Meer of Hull. Survived by four brothers John St Peter Minnesota Albert Rock Valley Dick Sheldon Charley Hull and sister Elsie Van Otterley Rock Valley. Services held at Van Etten funeral home Orange City with Rev Norwood Beck. Interment in Hope Cemetery Hull.

Wm. Vander Meer Orange City Ralph Vander Meer Hull John St. Peter Minn Albert Rock Valley Sheldon Charley Elsie S. van Otterley van Etten Funeral Norwood Beck Hope Cemetery

Life and Character A Little Recognition

A Christian magazine sparks reflection on the thankless toil of Sunday school teachers and other volunteers. The piece asks if we properly honor those who shape lives, from teachers in basements to ministers, noting parental frictions and the value of steadfast, unheralded help.

Jimmy Stud Pal

The Value of Kind Words to Teachers

The author argues that praise and kindness sustain teachers more than salary. He recalls teaching days, noting some colleagues doubted, yet a simple word of encouragement can prevent them from quitting. He cites Jesus on the faithful servant and urges sincere appreciation to keep good people in their work.

Jesus

Highway Story by Bob Hullihan

Chuck, a courteous driver, stops for a pedestrian in the street prompting a passerby to thank him. She then crosses and is struck by a vehicle in the right lane, a tragedy blamed on jaywalking and lack of a crosswalk.

Bob Hullihan Chuck

Name at Last for Backaches Sacroiliac Condition

A health column explains sacroiliac pain from spinal junction to pelvis, noting two sacroiliac joints balance the body and misalignment causes recurring back pain. It urges professional diagnosis, chiropractic therapy, and careful manipulation rather than sole home remedies.

Court News Probate Hearings and Estate Actions Summary

Court records show probate hearings for Leendert Rozeboom Nick Vander Kooi and Stephen De Jong with appointed administrators. Executorships for John Grooters and Bernard Grooters set bonds. August Luken and Anne Bomgaars estate actions noted with livestock sale, guardian reports approved, and assets transferred or discharged.

Leendert Rozeboom Rock Valley Margaret Tiemersma Harold Paekle Nick Vander Kooi Orange City Stephen de Jong Bernard J. Grooters Ray Grooters John Grooters Boyden August H. Luken Granville Anne J. Bomgaars Executrix Bernard Bomgaars H. J. TePaske Elizabeth Wissink Daniel Bruyn Mary K

Farm Outlook on Land Demand for 1959 Expansion

Farm Economist Francis Kutish in Iowa Farm Science says demand will remain firm as many 2-plow operators have room to use 40 to 80 extra acres with existing machinery. Main costs are seed fuel fertilizer and operating expenses. He notes buyers of land for enlargement can bid higher than those seeking a complete farm unit, with a limited but steady supply of farms on offer.

Francis Kutish Iowa Farm Science Magazine Kutish

Farm land sales rise from estate settlements and retirements

In 1950 settlement of estates and operator retirement or farm family moves drove land sales. Kutish notes purchases for farm enlargement accounted for about two out of five sales last year, roughly double the prior rate.

Kutish

Check Those Tax Deadlines For Farmers And Taxpayers

Guidance from the Iowa Agricultural Law Center and Iowa State College outlines who must file federal and state returns, filing deadlines, and required forms. It stresses accurate record keeping and timely estimates to maximize tax savings for farmers and non farmers alike.

State University of Iowa Agricultural Law Center Law Center Iowa State College U.S. Department of Agriculture Iowa District Director of Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Service State Tax Commission State of Agricultural Law Center State University of Town

Boyden Iowa Publication Rates Noted in Local notice

Boyden Iowa announces subscription rates for the weekly newspaper published in Boyden. Rates are 2.00 per year 6 months 1.25 and 5 cents for single copies with all payments in cash in advance. The paper is entered at the Boyden Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter under federal law.

Boyden Sioux County Iowa

Largest Farm Group in Iowa Tied to Trading Stamps

Iowa farm families form the state’s biggest farming group through thrift, with about 127,049 households saving trading stamps. In 1957 trading stamps fueled consumer spend while the stamp industry purchased 53,030,000 worth of raw materials for redemption merchandise, a significant economic impact noted by Sperry and Hutchinson.

Iowa America

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J and J Grocery Grooters Repair Market Report Rock Valley Sales Co Iowa Public Service Turing Charles and Henry Kleinhesselink William E. Vanden Berg W. E. Rozeboom Chi le Mars, Lowa Court News THE Marion J. Kempers Charles G. Sawyer Sperry Anb HuTcHinson Company S&h Farmers Savings Boyden
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