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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
6
Nearly 400 graduates are listed for Commencement at the Iowa City fieldhouse where about 8390 students from the State University of Iowa will receive degrees. M. Willard Lampe, director of the university school of religion, will deliver the principal address at 1 45 p.m.
Des Moines reports donations to the Iowa Christian Rural Overseas Program reach nearly 100000 in the annual relief drive statewide since November. State CROP Director Harry E. Terrell notes the figure is not final as some counties and areas have not completed returns to headquarters.
John Brodie of the Sioux City Social Security Administration explains newly covered groups under the 1951 Amendments. Self employed earns $400+ in 1951 must file Schedule C, everyone needs a Social Security number, and one number per person. Permanently insured at 40 quarters, 10 years, with 6 quarters minimum. About 62 million insured, 23 million permanently insured. some professions excluded. Free booklet Do You Work For Yourself? available on request.
Stegeman's Appliances and Hardware in Boyden Iowa announces the arrival of a shipment of the new 1952 Philco radios. The ad urges customers to visit to see the latest models and features on hand.
The notice lists marriage licenses for Melvin J van Otterloo 19 and Lucille M Warntjes 21 both of Hull and Richard Ten Braak 26 with Ester N Gunnink 23 of The Last Will and Testament of Elizabeth Gamble filed for pro February 25 hearing on the will. Estate matters include probated wills, executors appointed, and valuations for Lang Gritters Ver Meulen and White estates. Guardianship action seeks sale of a ward’s real estate interest with a February 5 hearing date.
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