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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1960

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Grand Opening January 26 for E and J Produce and Feed

Hull announces grand opening of E and J Produce and Feed on Tuesday January 26 with open house all day. Prizes include a General Electric clock radio and a Westinghouse mixer plus gift items. Nutrena feed reps will discuss livestock feeding and a dressed turkey offer with Nutrena purchases.

Hull E and J Egbert Gritters John Visser General Electric Westinghouse Owen Kliegl Hartley Iowa Nutrena Mills, Inc Kliegg E and J Produce and Feed Nutrena Feeds Nutrena

Grand Jurors Drawn For The Year 1960 In County Court

The following persons were drawn on the Grand Jury for the Year 1960 and will be summoned to serve on February 8, 1960 at 1 30 p m for the February Term of Court. John R Vande Berg Sioux Center George Bierma Sioux Center D D De Boer Alton John Haveman Hull Henry Van Houte Boyden H E Hulshof Ireton John Koster Hospers Herman Langstraat Sheldon A E Pereboom Hawarden Beatrice Ramhorst Ireton Otto Rouwenhorst Orange City John R Vander Schaaf Orange City

John R. Vande Berg Sioux Center George Bierma D. D. de Boer Alton John Haveman Hull Henry van Houte Boyden H. E. Hulshof Ireton John Koster Hospers Herman Langstraat Sheldon A. E. Pereboom Hawarden Beatrice Ramhorst Otto Rouwenhorst Orange City John R. Vander Schaaf

Business Men Sell New House Numbers for Mail Service

The house numbering campaign is about one third complete with many residents yet to be contacted by Business and Professional Men's Club members. Brass number sets cost $1.50, with proceeds funding corner street markers and supporting townwide delivery mail service improvements.

Capel 4-H Club Holds January Meeting

Capel Bells 4-H met at Peter Rol home with ten members present. Donna Doorenbos outlined sewing box supplies while Anita Diekevers demonstrated Pin Cushions. Lolita Van der Vliet spoke on Planning A Wardrobe and Mary Jane Ros showed How To Wash A Sweater. Refreshments followed. Reporter Carolyn Doorenbos.

Capel Bells Peter Rol Donna Doorenbos Anita Diekevers Lolita Vander Vliet Mary Jane Ros Carolyn Doorenbos

Auxiliary Unit 380 Holds Regular Meeting In Hull

The American Legion Auxiliary Wegman Keele No. 380 met Thursday evening in Hull with Pearl Koeiker Dena Whospers and Lena Elbers as hostesses. Anna Belle Leitz reported 6224 Butternut coffee strips sent to Omaha and a poppy poster contest was sponsored again. A Memorial Service honored Rose Hymans. daughters attended as special guests Ann Oostenink won the door prize.

American Legion Auxiliary Wegman-Keele No. 380 Pearl Koeiker Dena Whospers Lena Elbers Anna Belle Leitz Omaha Rose Hymans Ann Oostenink

Sioux Electric Coop Assn Annual Meeting on Jan 27

Sioux Electric Cooperative Association of Orange City Iowa announces its annual meeting to be held at City Hall on Wednesday January 27 1960 marking the Rural Electrification Act Silver Jubilee. Administrator David A Hamil will address the meeting along with director elections and prizes.

Sioux Electric Cooperative Association Orange City Iowa David A. Hamil Rural Electrification Administration Hamil Logan County Colorado Don Atwood Sterling REA Hasting, College Hastings Nebraska Fred Vanderham Ireton John Boerema Lynn Twp Sheldon Fred Dawson Buncombe Twp Hawarden Lawrence Eilis Center Twp Treton Robert Fritz Washington Twp Herman Kaster Lincoln Twp Hull George Kellen Floyd Alton John H. Nibbelink Capel Henry Reinders Nassau Richard Richter Rock Rock Valley Ed .H. Rozebaum West Branch Sioux Center Fred Yunker Garfield Cooperative Elmer Franke Maurice Chas. F. Gayer Plato Twp Marvin Green Sheridan Twp Boyden Paul G. Rading Hans Moeller Thomas Mulder Julius J. Penning Granville Albert Ramaker Reading Harold E. Vermeer H. J. Shoemaker Logan Alvin Linch Grant Tinop Gillis Haverdink Sherman Twp Daven’s Music and Electric Company Gary Rens Sioux County Farm Bureau Women's Chorus Fort Randall Dam Nnoon

Lincoln Farm Bureau Women Meet at Mrs Bos Home

The Lincoln Farm Bureau Women's Group met Friday January 15 at Mrs. Mary Bos home with co host Mrs. Wm De Roos. Devotions were led by Mrs Henry Zoet. Thirty members attended and a New Year's Resolution answered the roll call. President Mrs Wm Riphagen led the business session. Apron Lesson by Mrs Richard Kuipers and Mrs Burnie Wolfswinkel featured patterns copied. Hostesses served lunch after.

Lincoln Farm Bureau iGroup Mary Bos

Tax levies rise in five towns and fall in eight

In Sioux County, five communities will pay a higher 1959 tax levy than 1958 while eight towns have lower levies for all purposes. Hull drops from 80.36 to 69.58 mills and Boyden from 71.61 to 58.17. Towns with higher levies include Sioux Center Granville Chatsworth Maurice and Orange City. Alton Hawarden Hospers Treton Matlock and Rock Valley have lower levies.

Sioux County M. J. van Wyk Hull Sioux Center Granville Chatsworth Maurice Orange City Alton Hawarden Hospers Treton Matlock Rock Valley Levies Alton Ee Ee Ee Wea Ees Eee

Sioux County Youth Fair Elects Officers at January Meeting

Anne Schimmel of Sioux Center was re elected President of the Sioux County Youth Fair Board at the organizational meeting January 4. Sam P Schut of Sioux Center was re elected Vice President and Maurice E Eldridge was chosen to remain Secretary Treasur. Other business covered evening programs judging procedures and plans for printing and ordering fair supplies.

Anne Schimmel Sioux Center Sioux County

Farmers Co operative Assn Buys Boyden Hotel Site

The old hotel property across from the Farmers Lumber Yard office in Boyden was purchased last week by the Boyden Farmers Cooperative Association. Plans reportedly include selling or removing the hotel building to make way for a new association office on the site.

Farmers Lumber Yard Boyden Farmers Co- Operative Association of

Mission Guild at Hull Seeks Used Christmas Cards

The Mission Guild of the Christian Reformed Church in Hull requests used Christmas cards. Members will collect the cards and a committee will send them to missionaries for work.

Mission Guild At Hull Mission Guild The Christian Reformed Church of

Vital Statistics For 1959 In Sioux County Iowa

In 1959 Sioux County Iowa saw 659 births and 233 deaths. Marriages reached 210 and divorces 114. Civil cases filed totaled 88 and probate 186. There were 29 criminal cases including 15 drunken driving offenses and other violations.

Sioux County Iowa

Annual Meeting Dates for Cooperatives Next 2 Weeks

The next two weeks list stockholders meetings for Farmers Co-Operatives in Hull and Boyden. Farmers Co-Op Creamery Hull meets January 26. Hull Co-Op Gas and Oil Co February 3. Farmers Co-Op Produce Boyden February 4.

Farmers Co-Operatives Hull Boyden Farmers Co-Op Creamery Hull Co-Op Gas and Oil Co Farmers Co-Op Produce

Local Obituaries Highlight Fylstra Bomgaars Vermeer Ver Mulm

Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Orie Fylstra 44 of Hull and Marinus Bomgaars 75 of Hull. Anna Vermeer 69 of Sioux Center and Case Ver Mulm 64 of Rock Valley are remembered with funeral details and survivors listed.

Farmers Creamery Annual Meeting in Hull

The Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Association of Hull will hold its annual meeting at the Community Memorial Building in Hull on Tuesday January 26 at 1 15 p m The agenda includes election of two directors who are not eligible for re election and the shareholder opinion on buying and processing whole milk A lunch will follow and dividend checks may be picked up.

Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Association of Hull Community Memorial Hull

Sheridan 4-H Group Sets January 23 Meeting

The Sheridan Sunshiners 4-H will meet Saturday evening January 23 at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Sharon and Glenda Harthoorn.

Sheridan Sunshiners Sharon Glenda Harthoorn

New Law Changes Election Time for School Board Members

The 58th General Assembly changes local school board elections from March to September starting 1960. The transition period runs in 1960 with terms expiring in March extended to September. Iowa Code sections 277.1 and 274.24 amended to reflect the shift. School patrons should plan accordingly.

58Th General Assembly Iowa Boards of Directors

Aliens Urged to File Address Reports by January 31 1960

Robert C. Wilson of the Immigration and Naturalization Service urged all aliens in Iowa and Nebraska to file address reports by January 31 at the nearest INS office or post office. He noted the law requires aliens to report addresses each January and that guardians must file for children under 14. He warned of penalties for noncompliance and estimated about 20 000 reports would be filed.

Robert C. Wilson Immigration and Naturalization Service Omaha Nebraska Iowa Immigration and Naturalization Service Office United Nations Wilson Immigration Service Office Post Office

County Boys Basketball Tourney On Tap This Week

The Sioux County Boys Basketball Tournament is scheduled for this week at Sioux Center. First round games were Wednesday January 20 with Boyden Hull vs West Sioux at 7:00 p.m. and Maurice Orange City vs Rock Valley at 8:30. Second round and championship games follow Friday and Saturday nights.

Marinus Bomgaars Sioux Center Hospital Gerrit Miersma First Reformed Roy Rock Valley Celia Gerrit Miérsma Hull Margaret Wessel Riessen Sheldon Nellie Pete Verrips Sioux Center Sioux County Boyden-Hull West Sioux Maurice-Orange City

Completes Forty Years of Service as a Rural Carrier

Mr Wm Kwikkel Rural Mail Carrier marked 40 years on Rural Route 1 from Boyden Iowa Post Office. He began January 19 1920 and remains active daily in all weather with his daughter Mrs George Dickevers as substitute. Only change is his 1920 car replaced by a 1941 Chevrolet. Local residents wish him many more years of service.

Wm. Kwikkel Boyden Iowa Kwikkel George Dickevers

Money Claimed in Boyden's Weekly Drawing

At the Saturday drawing for 25.00 Mrs. Ernest Egdorf was drawn and present at Kool's Drug Store. One more drawing for 25.00 remains this Saturday January 23 at 3 00 p.m.

Money Boyden Ernest Egdorf Kool’s Drug Store

Bosman Couple Observe 40th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Henry Bosman will celebrate their forty year marriage with an open house on Thursday January 21 from 1 30 to 4 30 p m at the First Reformed church parlors in their area.

Henry Bosman First Reformed Church

Lincoln Merry Maidens meeting on wardrobe talks

The Lincoln Merry Maidens met January 11 at Ruth Hensch's home with eight members and two leaders. Ruth Hensch spoke on wardrobe planning, Marilyn Van Roekel on caring for school clothes, Carole Van Roekel demonstrated patching and mending, and Judy Waanders discussed care for hands feet and hair. The group decided hairstyles for each girl and planned to meet at Mrs Melvin Van Schepen's home bringing blouses made by each girl. A lunch was served. reporter Janyce Vander Berg.

Ruth Hensch Marilyn van Roekel Carole van Roekel Judy Waanders Melvin van Schepen Ruth Janyce Vander Berg

First Reformed Guild Meeting in Hull Documents Installations

The First Reformed Church of Hull guild met January 13 at 1:45 p.m. with 133 members. Mrs. N. Rozeboom presided and led devotions. an installation ceremony followed for officers including President N Rozeboom and Vice President J Douma. An African missions offering, a film, and songs were part of the program. Social hour closed the meeting.

Guild For Christian Service of the First Reformed Church of Hull John Douma N. Rozeboom Wm. Kuin~ers Classis J. Douma E. van Veldhui H. Boote Mesdames E. Van't Hul A. Ten Haken H. van de Stouwe H. Sneller Wm. Scholten A. Tensen C. de Vos

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E & J Produce & Feed Sioux Electric Coop Assn Bos Schimmel Is Sioux County Youth Fair Boyden Farmers Cooperative Ass’n Orie Fylstra St. Joseph’s Hospital Sioux City American Reformed Church Harold Ringenoldus Marilyn David Jacobsma Ronald California Jean SthoMestwo John Warntjes Henry Warntjes Richard Warntjes Walter Warntjes John Westra Anna Vermeer van der Ploeg Harvey Harry Brouwer Henry Vermeer George Addison Florida Valley Wood Works Artie van Zee Rock Rapids Elsie Willis de Jongh Spencer Lena Joe Curcio Chicago Ill Jeanette Jack Weggs Dearborn Michigan Farmers Creamery Mrs. Bosman Lincoln Merry Maidens First Reformed Guild
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