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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Salmon and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Salmon motored to Sheldon Saturday to attend the funeral service of Mrs. Franklin Calsbeck who died suddenly at her Illinois home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunnick were Friday evening callers in the Mrs.
The week brings hospital news from Iowa City where Mrs. Trina Mouw is recovering after surgery. The Ladies Aid of the First Reform Church plans a July 17 meeting at 2 p.m. at the church parlor. The Girl's League will meet July 21 with Everlasting as roll call. Synodical Youth Conference attendance and a What My Church Believes class are noted. Sunday visits include the Postma and Sitter households. Additional weekend guests include the Dokter and Vanden Bosch families visiting from Bellflower, Fertile, and Montevideo.
The Boyden Independent School District Board in Sioux County Iowa will hold a budget hearing on July 31 1958 at 8 00 P M at the School House Boyden Iowa. Taxpayers may speak for or against the 1958 59 expenditure estimate. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing.
The Boyden Town Council in Sioux County Iowa will meet July 28 1958 at 8 P M at the Clerk's Office. Taxpayers may be heard for against the proposed expenditure estimate for 1959 with detailed receipts and disbursements available at the hearing. Logan A Vanden Brink Town Clerk.
Sunday and midweek visits fill the area as families host dinner and weekend guests across Primghar Sibley Sheldon Hull Newkirk and La Verne. Notables include Ed Baartman Jerry De Raad Norman Bell Mel Welty Gerrit Docter R. C. Fick visits and trips to Boise Portland and Long View are noted.
The estate of Walter Swets Sr paid 100.71 to the State Treasury for inheritance tax. The estate of John Vanden Hoorn is closed. Executor William Westerbeek discharged after final report approval. Cornelius Schipper Sr granted a divorce from Edith I Schipper for desertion. Guardian Robert Tregeser report approved. John Van Den Hoorn paid 2172.79 to inherit taxes. Frances Noon executrix final report approved. estate closed.
The estate of Mary S. Schuller paid 2173.28 into the State Treasury as part payment of state inheritance taxes. Administrators of the estate of Leonard J. O'Meara were discharged, bonds released, and the estate closed. Arthur Kreulen appointed executor of the estate of Dick Kreulen of Hull without bond.
The Cherokee Chamber of Commerce will host a Chicago White Sox two day tryout camp at Wescott Park Diamond July 18 and 19 drawing youths from Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska. Bill Kimball chief area scout said sessions run daylight hours with morning and afternoon workouts and several innings of baseball. Eligible ages 15 to 21 must register with name address birth date height weight throwing and batting info. Each participant provides own equipment and events feature guest players.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Hollander of Lombard Illinois welcomed a 7 pound 15 ounce daughter Elizabeth Ann born Tuesday July 8 The mother is the former Marlene Vagts of Boyden Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wm Vagts and Mr and Mrs Wm Hollander both of Boyden
The Home Mission Circle of the First Reformed Church will meet Tuesday July 22 at 8 p.m. at the church. Leader is Mrs. Clifford Vander Wilt and the topic is Arabia. Roll call is rest with hostesses Mrs. Arnold Van Es and Mrs. John Doorenbos.
Iowa State College economist Tom Rackham notes cattle marketings lagging last year while prime and choice grades rise. Cool weather boosts weight and corn feeding, hinting at a beef flood this summer amid high replacement prices and heavier pork and poultry output. Hot weather may press cattle to market faster, risking price drops from concentrated marketing.
Rackham outlines expectations for beef and pork shortages on the west coast and slower Canadian exports. He notes breeders may hold back stockers and the poultry market faces ample supplies with broiler prices near 1957 levels. Egg prices are likely to ease as pullets begin laying earlier, depressing small egg values.
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