Sheldon FLBA Sets March 16 for Annual Meeting
Directors of the Sheldon Federal Land Bank Association set March 16 for the annual meeting announced by Manager Harold Wissink. The group will review progress, elect three directors, and hear about long term real estate loans to farmers in Sioux and O'Brien counties. Registration starts 11 am at the Community Building with a 11:30 am dinner.
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Federal Land Bank Association of
Sheldon
Harold Wissink
Wissink
Sheldon Flba
Sioux
O'Brien
Teltschick Brothers to Play Sioux County Concert Series
Alfred and Herbert Teltschick, renowned two piano duo, visit Sioux County Concert Series on January 30 at 8 p.m. in the College Auditorium. The Texas natives trained in Houston and at Juilliard, later serving in WWII military orchestras and touring the United States and Canada. Admission is open to members only.
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Alfred
Herbert Teltschick
Sioux County
Teltschick Brothers
Texas
Houston
Juilliard
Mme
Olga Samaroff Stokowski
Teltschiks
United States
Canada
Teltschik Brothers
Lincoln Lassies 4-H News Recaps January Meeting
The Lincoln Lassies 4-H club held its January meeting at Mrs. Boogerds home with lunch by Dar Jene and Sherry. Members pledged, reviewed minutes, did roll call, and discussed old and new business.
Failure Count Against Robert Mouw In Le Mars Collision
Robert LeRoy Mouw, 17, of Boyden, faced mayor's court in Le Mars after a head on crash on Highway 33 north of Le Mars. He claimed he fell asleep. his car struck Albert Baadte's northbound vehicle. Baadte, 56, of Le Wars, was uninjured. Mouw was treated for first degree burns from radiator fluid. He was en route to South Sioux City, Nebraska for work.
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Robert
LeRoy Mouw
Boyden
le Mars
LeMars
Lyle Pell
Mouw
Albert Baadte
le Wars
Baadte
Moow
South Sioux City
Neb
County Farm Bureau Women’s Activities Start
Activities for the new year begin with strong interest as the County Women's Committee kicks off with a January event on Tuesday January 10. The group plans meetings and volunteer efforts to support community farms and local programs.
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County Farm Bureau
Hull Women Host Kickoff and Crafts Session Notes
Noon meal followed by a Kick-Off meeting at Hull. Women listed include H Ramhorst E Blumeyer M Green H Reinders S Altena B Wolfswinkel A Vander Wilt J Riphagen E Van Veldhuizen. On January 19 Ervin Verins led a crafts lesson for 13 township representatives. The Sioux County Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus joined the Hull event on January 18 for the S and L Farm Service Co annual meeting program.
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Hull
H. Ramhorst
E. Blumeyer
M. Green
H. Reinders
S. Altena
B. Wolfswinkel
A. Vander Wilt
J. Riphagen
E. van Veldhuizen
Ervin Veriins
Women's Auxiliary of Northwestern College Meeting
The General meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of Northwestern College will be held in the Chapel on the Campus at Orange City on January 30, 1961 at 2 o'clock. The Y M and Y W of the college will have charge of the program. Refreshments will be served at the President's Home.
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Northwestern College
Orange City
Y.M
Y.W
Death notices for Dick Koele and Emma Sheldon in Hull
Funeral services for Dick Koele 79 were held Monday January 23 at the First Reformed Church Hull with Kraai Funeral Home handling arrangements. Interment was in Hope cemetery. survivors include Julia Koele and six children. Also noted are services for Emma L. Sheldon 79 in Hull with Rev. Ringenoldus officiating. she passed away January 12 in Long Beach California and is survived by a sister in law and two nieces.
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Dick Koele
First Reformed Church
Hull
N. Rozeboom
Kraai Funeral Home
Robert Koele
Kenneth Douma
Harlan Koele
Tim Rens
Duane Koele
Clifford Koele
Willis Brouwer
Harold Koele
Henry T. de Wild
Willis Ten Haken
John Douma
Hope Cemetery
Henry Koele
Netherlands
Koele
United States
Hospers
Fellowship
The
Dick Keele
Julia Synhorst
Alpert Synhorst
Woodstock
Minnesota
Madalene
Bert Rens
Henry
Jake
Colia
Bill Faas
Sanborn
Mary
John Gunnink
Hattie
Gerrit John Leusink
Clinton
Wisconsin
Nick
Hank
Case
John
Emma L. Sheldon
Long Beach
California
Miss Sheldon
West Coast
Kirk C. Sheldon
Harold C. Ringenoldus
Gordon Mackie
Stuart Sipma
Floyd Gibson
John Hymans
Henry Hymans
Charles G. Sawyer
Inlaw
Sophia Sheldon
Hyman Hymans
Paul W. Forney
Carroll
Iowa
Teacher Miss Sleeth Dies in Spencer Iowa
Miss Mary Sleeth, 45, fourth grade teacher at Northwest School in Spencer Iowa, died during the night of January 18 1961. Survived by her mother and brother in St Paul Minnesota. Funeral services pending at Warner funeral chapel. Death discovered when a neighbor alerted a doctor after school officials reported she did not report to work Thursday morning.
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Mary Sleeth
Northwest School
Spencer
Iowa
St. Paul
Minn
Warner Funeral Chapel
Miss Sleeth
Miss Sleeth Former Hull Educator Dies in Spencer
Miss Sleeth, who had been ill in the past but not recently, lived at the Wayne Zenor home 426 West 5th Street in Spencer. She moved from Charles City in 1952 and taught at Jefferson Lincoln and Northwest schools, and earlier in Hull Public Schools while staying with Mr and Mrs Henry Dahl.
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Miss Sleeth
Wayne Zenor
West 5Th Street
Spencer
Charles City
Jefferson, Lincoln
Northwest
Spencer Daily Reporter
Hull
Henry Dahl
Infant Harlan Dale Hoekstra Rites Held in Hull Iowa
Mr and Mrs Henry Hoekstra mourn their son Harlan Dale born Thursday in Sioux Center Hospital died five hours later Funeral services were held January 20 1960 at the Hoekstra home near Hull with Rev Jason Kottering officiating Burial followed at Hope Cemetery Hull Iowa He survives are three sisters Gladys Mae Pauline Joy and Linda Sue Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Peter Hoekstra of Hull and Mr and Mrs John Docter of Grand Rapids Michigan
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Henry Hoekstra
Harlan Dale
Sioux Center Hospital
Hull
Jason Kottering
Hope Cemetery
Iowa
Gladys Mae
Pauline Joy
Linda Sue
Peter Hoekstra
John Docter
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Card of Thanks for Dick Keele
The Koele family expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for sympathy cards letters memorial gifts and kindness during the illness and death of husband father grandfather and great grandfather Dick Keele They thank Dr Swanson Rev Rozeboom and Dale Kraai for their care prayers visits and services.
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Dick Keele
Swanson
Rozeboom
Dale Kraai
Anniversary gratitude from Ralph and family
We thank friends and relatives for helping celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary with special thanks for the cards flowers and gifts from Mrs. Ralph Vander Schaaf Rock Rapids.
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Ralph Vander Schaaf
Rock Rapids
Keizer Family Thanks Helpers For Farm Sale and Move
Mr and Mrs Joe A C Keizer and Fenna express gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for help at a farm sale and during moving preparations. They share their new address 257 South Windsor Drive Denver 19 Colorado and invite ongoing correspondence.
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South Windsor Drive
Denver
Colorado
Former Hull Boy Named Player of the Week
Vern De Jong a Central Lyon junior is this week’s player of the week. A four year track star and basketball player he began in Pella Iowa and has lettered in track and basketball since seventh grade. He plays center in basketball and pole vaults on track while excelling academically and musically.
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Hull
Vern de Jong
Central
Lyon
Vern
Pella
Iowa
Besdes
Lyon County
Health for all watch out for this onel
Public health officials warn of rising hepatitis cases in the first five months of the year with a 50 percent increase over last year. The disease attacks the liver and spreads via contaminated food milk water and touch. There is no vaccine yet and symptoms include fever chills headache fatigue loss of appetite nausea vomiting abdominal pain and jaundice.
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Public Health Service
Hepatitis Illness Panel and Care Advice
The ill patient remains in isolation for about two weeks more, then a month total with two more weeks of illness and a slow convalescence. Hepatitis rarely kills, has no drug cure, and bedrest plus diet are standard. Gamma globulin offers partial protection. seek a doctor promptly if hepatitis appears nearby.
Hull Bowling Results and League Standings From January 1961
Bowling results show Smit Trucking posting high team game of 806 and Fred Jantzen topping both high ind and game with 230 and 494 series for Smit Trucking. League totals list Wayne leading the US with 46 wins and 22 losses and Hiway Body Shop posting the top team series 2356 and Wayne the top team game 811. Individual leaders include Gene Marra 543 for Hiway Body Shop and Vern Westphal 214 for the Black Panthers. Women’s league results include Kooiker with the high team series 1825 and Hull Dairy leading the high team game 645 with Betty Marra posting top ind efforts 411 and 157.
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Smit Trucking
Fred Jantzen
Wayne
Black Panthers
Van’s Market
Hiway Body Shop
Coop Gas and Oil
Ten Braaks
Hull
Hiway Body
Coop Gas
Hiway
High Ind
Gene Marra
Vern Westphal
Eae
Kooiker
Vander Kooi
Hull Dairy
Kwikkles
Betty Marra
Creamery de Jong & V'd Schaaf
Dykstras
D.V.M
Murphys
Pioneer John Deere
John Deere
de Jong & V’d Schaaf
Dykstras Pioneer
Lincoln Merry Maidens Elect Officers and Meet Again
The Lincoln Merry Maidens met September 6 at Mrs. Melvin Van Schepen's home with eight members one visitor and two leaders. Officers for the year were elected: President Betty Klay Vice President Mary Zoet Secretary Treasurer Janyce Vander Berg Reporter Marilyn Van Roekel Calling Committee Carole van Roekel Recreation Committee Narilyn and Grace Rens. The next meeting is October 3 at Marilyn and Carole Van Roekel. Lunch followed.
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Lincoln Merry Maidens
Melvin van Schepen
Betty Klay
Mary Zoet
Janyce ‘Vander Berg
Marilyn van Roekel
Carole van Roekel
Narilyn
Grace Rens
Marilyn
Carole
Henarene
December Savings Bonds Surge In Iowa Totals
Iowans bought 12 100 973 in United States savings bonds in December an increase of 3 2 million from November Sioux County 1960 sales reached 1 120 597 about 65 percent of its annual goal The county chairmen praised supporters and predicted exceeding the 1961 quota in the 20th anniversary year Iowa 1960 total sales 137 455 141 about 89 percent of goal Osceola County 618 139 at 82 percent
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United States Savings
George Dunlop
Orange City
Volunteer County
Sioux County
Iowa
Osceola County
Local election payouts by district figures released
O'Brien district reports 1 206 524 in total payments with 78 percent. Plymouth district shows 1 035 835 at 72 percent and Cherokee district 914 752 at 72 percent. Lyon district records 435 078 at 51 percent.
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O'Brien
Plymouth
Cherokee
Lyon
Koyker Mfg Co Gets Fresh Coat of Paint
The Koyker Mfg Co plant is being repainted this week in white ceilings canary yellow walls and gray lower walls to maximize light and create a pleasant work environment. The color scheme, named Colorizer Functional Colors, mirrors a prior application at the Sioux Steel plant last summer.
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Koyker Mfg. CO
Sioux
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheldon Federal Land Bank
Lincoln Lassies
Wanda Altena
Wanda
Edith
Marcia Koele
Robert Mouw
Womens Auxiliary OF
N.W
Miss Mary Sleeth
Joe A. C. Keizer
Fenna
Legion
Felco
Chiefs
Gritters
Family Clothiers
Lost Family Clothiers
Legion Bowl Gritters Insurance
Peters Store
Pressers
Legion Chiefs
Lincoln
Merry Maidens
Natrona
Iven
Basketfillers
E & J Produce and
Paul Mark
ROYAL
Peter
Gateway Store
Peter Vis
Boyden, Iowa
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