Boyden School News Highlights Morning Attendance and Activities
The report notes Marjean Vande Hoef and Harl in Doorenbos were not absent or tardy in the first semester. Several students missed time, and Norma Lagoo and Marlene Vagts earned high marks in spelling. Readers borrowed The Sugar Creek Gang In School, seven new library books arrived, and art plans include clay work. Sixth to Eighth Grades report volleyball, reading The Haunted Bridge, and photo tinting while primary grades did not send a copy this week.
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Marjean Vande Hoef
Harlin Doorenbos
Marlene Vagts
Harold de Boer
Marilyn Moret
Norma Lagoo
Arlis Klein
Lee Moret
Frances van Meeteren
David
Sugar Creek Gang
Boyden School News Highlights Semester Start And Fever Case
The second semester begins with revisions to high school schedules including economics and business law courses. A Scarlet Fever case at Boyden High School, involving Waldo Kruse, prompts heightened health monitoring. Sioux County Schoolmasters plan a basketball tournament with pairings and byes for Ireton Hawarden, Northwestern Academy orange city entering this year.
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Waldo Kruse
B. B
Sioux County Schoolmasters’ Club
Sioux Center
Alton-Eye
Newkirk
Orange City
Hull
Maurice- Boyded
Northwestern Academy
Ireton- Hawarden
Rock Valley
Sioux Center-Hospers
Northwestern Academy of
Milk subsidies due by February for November and December
Applications for milk and butter fat payments for November and December must reach the AAA committee by February 1, 1944. John D. Landhuis is named as the new book-keeper for the Boyden Co operative Creamery replacing Henry Van Houte, who will become cashier at Farmers Savings Bank succeeding Nic Rouwenhorst. Landhuis is recommended but has not announced plans for current business. Local social notes mention visits by Mrs. James Boman, Jeanne Noordhof, and others, plus a classified note seeking old iron metals and old horses from Carl Herman Ooldenkamp.
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AAA Committee
John D. Landhuis
Henry van Houte
Boyden Co-operative Creamery
VanHoute
Farmers Savings Bank
Nic Rouwenhorst
Mr. Landhuis
Farm Slaughterers May Sell Farm Pork Directly
Farm slaughterers may sell pork produced on the farm directly to consumers by collecting stamps from War Rationing Book 4, containing 12 stamps of 10 points each. These points may be used now, though ordinarily valid after February 27. Full or half hog carcass is 2.2 points per pound. full ham is 5 points per pound.
Non Highways Fuel program for farmers announced
Farmers and machinery operators must apply to township AAA committeemen for a farming fuel allowance during February 15 to March 1, 1944. Applicants specify planned crops and machinery use. a prior committeeman school in Orange City on February 5 will outline application handling.
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Orange City
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Company Stockholders Meeting
Notice to stockholders of Farmers Co- Operative Creamery Company of Boyden Iowa. The annual meeting is on Wednesday February 9 1944 at 1 30 PM in Boyden Town Hall. Purpose is to elect two directors and to transact any other business. By order of the Board of Directors.
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Farmers Co- Operative Creamery Company
Boyden
Iowa
Army recruiting ad promises training and wartime careers
Want a New Career You CAN very likely find just the chance you're looking for in the WAC Army experts will teach you to drive a jeep operate a teletype or help direct airplane traffic You will get valuable training and help win the war Details at the nearest U S Army Recruiting Station or write Adjutant General Room 4415 Members Building Washington D C
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WAC
U. S. Army
Washington
Boyden Co-Ops Annual Meetings Set for February
Two major Boyden cooperative meetings arrive in February with the Farmers Co operative Association on February 8 and the Farmers Co operative Creamery on February 9 at Town Hall. Dividends totaling thousands of dollars will be declared and both groups will read financial statements showing totals over two and a half million dollars. Officers patrons managers and assistants earn thanks for cooperative success and substantial savings to patrons. Mr and Mrs P M Kruse were callers Friday evening at the Chris Hollander home.
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Boyden
Farmers Co-operative Association
Farmers Co-operative Creamery Company
Farmers Co operative Association stockholders meet in Boyden
The annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Co operative Association of Boyden Iowa will be held on Tuesday February 1944 at 1 30 PM at the Town Hall. The annual report will be read and other business in order. H M Scholten secretary.
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Farmers Co-operative Association
Boyden
Iowa
H. M. Scholten
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Jeanne Noordhof
John Rensink, Sr
Carl Herman Ooldenkamp
John Stegeman
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James Boman
Eudora Maeitritter
Ellaine Hollander
Brllaine Hollander
Gertrude Rouwenhorst
Cynthia Langmeyer
Hospers
Catherine VerHoef
John Rensink Sr
America
Securitie LeGi
Dethmers Implement
Ella Landhhuis
Betty Ellen
M. L. Vander Waal
Howard Johnson
Herman Schuett
Maggie Hollander
Bill Schoeneman
Ward, South Dakota
Ida Stegeman
Bert Nash
Boyden’s Weekly
Ethel Bisseauw
S. G. Vanden Brink
Delia de Zeeuw
Gerrit Korthals
Thelma Jennisen
Edward Scholten
Minnie Hollander
Leona Korthals
Will van Zanten
Howard Verrips
John Dethmers
Neil Ersland Keizer
Gerhardt Scholten Jr
Lloyd Winter
Vernon Vander Schoor
Duane Heitritter
Herman Umland
Delaine Woeler
Wilhelmina Kieyne
Arie Burggraaff
Simon Vande Gaarde
Willard Horn
Fred Behrens
Fred de Jong
Logan Vanden Brink
Nelvina Moret
Elizabeth Sitter
Leonard Bisseauw
Evalyn Doorenbos
Joan van’ Roekel
Lucy Doorenbos
Walter W. Behrens
Anthony Smit
Wilbur Brink
Marie la Franz
Maurice Mouw
Harold Moret
H. Maris
Marjorie Forman
Claus Schade
John Rensink
Gon Henry
Britton
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Walter
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