Sioux County Men Called Into Service
List of Sioux County men to be called July 22 for Camp Pike Arkansas and others to be called July 29. Names span multiple towns including Orange City Hull Sheldon Orange City Rock Valley Granville Alton Hospers Sioux Center Ireton Maurice Treton Doon Maurice and Rock Valley, with many listed and notes on physical examinations pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Charles N. Hansen
Rems
Leonard M. Scriven
Haward
Gerrit W. Oldenkamp
Heesto
Orange
Waward Wolf
Alton
Thomas Kapalos
Hospers
Nick Tels
Rock Valley
Leonard S. Connelly
Rock V
Robert F. van der Aare
Orange City
Peter Spruit
Stuart Sipma
Hill
John Bierma
Sioux Cencer
Gordon Mackie
Hull
Richard Hoonhorst
Maurie
Idward H. Hoffman
Fremont
Nebr
Peter Wiersma
Orange Ciy
Edward Levering
Doon
Connie Schaap
Peter J. DeGroot
Anthony Ruys
Elmer Lee Siders
Ireton
Stockton
Tony Kamstra
Orange Cay
Caspar Thomte
Treton
Harley E. Whittington
Hawarden
Evert J. C. Roelfson
Edward Te Grotenhuis
Husnero
John Colman Jr
Orange C.ty
William Zylstra
John Ter Haar
Sioux Center
Leon Wilson
Henry Teiden
Albert B. Roskam
Matlock
William K. Pasma
Frank de Roos
Raymond Roeters
Sheldon
Arthur A. Skogman
William J. Jones
Treion
Dick van Holland
Joseph Beheim
James FE. Walpole
Albert Peter Schnee
Henry
Albert de Rad
Maurice Gordon E. Dearborn
Fay Earl Miler
William M. van der Gaarde
Boyden
Frank C. Graham
Geo. van Dyk
Ypsilant
N. D
John Bos
Adrianus de Ruyter
Amherst
S. D
Geo
F. C. Tott
Henry Knight
John C. Henrich
Edward C. Larson
Hawarlen
Henry F. Parrott
Hespers
William Hubbeling
Rock V. Mourland
A. Douglas
Bouton
Steve Starkenburg
Orange C
Leo Teilstoffer
Granville
Charlie de Boer
John van Corter
Herman Boever
Albert G. Wassink
John de Ryke
Oscar Wm. Johnson
Hudson
Martin J. Specht
Butte
Neb
Earl Blenkiron
Belden
Paul W. Diederick
Earl R. Leonard
Akron
Jesse J. Smith
Ilenry Dahl
John C. Priost van Amstel
John G. Green
Walter M. Anderson
Avon
D. Jurrian Dykstra
Ray Hoegen
Roy Dobbert
Struble
Henry Bosman
Joseph H. Oberman Jr
Granville Wm. IT. Bomgaars
Hendrik R. Smit
Gabriel Waagen
St. Paul
Bert van der Brake
John Xkeele
Tennis van de Hoef
Martin
Louis de Boer
Harry Peter Hansen
Peter Visser
Edward L. Rembe
Elgenio Simoni
Abram Smith
Steen
Minn
John Ruitenberg
Albert H. Linderman
Clarence Es LaBarge
Wentworth
Thys Boersma
Tunis Maasen
Maurice
James J. Lang
Allen Benthuis
Albert de Witt
Rasmus Westvold
August H. Luken
Joseph L. Strait
Greencastle
Joel Burnight
Chatsworth
Henry J. Victoria
Arthur T. van der Hamm
Gerrit John Lensink
Milton W. Sturges
Tre
Andrew Hop
John B. van der Berg
Marinus Schuurman
Perkins
William Mulder
Gerben van der Garde
County Seat News Notes A busy county roundup and civic updates
County Seat News Notes reports on June draft progress with class one totals and reclassification efforts, local War Savings Stamps support, and a call for early twine purchases. It covers a 4th of July celebration in the park, Red Cross fundraising, child welfare registrations, canning demonstrations, and local officials moving into new homes. It lists local visitors and marriage licenses among Orange City notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Mechanics School
Austin
Texas
Adjutant General
Sioux County
Egbert van Olst
Fort Sheridan
Ill
G. Klay
Ret. McEwan
P. D. van Oosterhout
Red Cross
Orange City
Alton
Sioux Center
Tye
Emily
Willemsens
Lena Rouwnhorst
American Reformed Church
H. McKee
Behrends
McKee
A. Manis
Freeport
Manis
Rouwenhorst
Rev. C. Spaan
Grand Rapids Mich
Minie
Teuntje Spaan
David D. Bonnema
Ara Stella Crouse
Phillip C. Hoffman
Florence A. Henrich
Pearl Oswald
Beaulah Woods
Cottage Cheese Made At Home And On Farm
Cottage cheese can be produced at home or on farms with minimal effort and cost. It serves as a tasty nutritious substitute for meat and makes good use of skim milk. The U S Department of Agriculture offers free Farmer's Bulletin 850 with instructions for cottage cheese production and marketing on a small scale, and circular 109 with cottage cheese recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam’s Food Laboratories
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cottage Cheese Cuts Meat. War Food Value
The note claims cottage cheese cuts meat use by half and yields similar nutrition. It advocates saving meat for soldiers and allies and urges using skim milk and buttermilk now wasted. Describes cottage cheese as nourishing as a substantial dish, salad, or relish.
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Gerret B. de Bey
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John W. Hodawy
Gerrit Hulstein
Harvey C. Adkins
Inewald Andeson
John W. Nichols
Edgle Grove
Arie de Raad, Jr
Maurice Paul Veenkamp
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Dominick Vacura
Badger
John C. Rexwinkel
C. Jane Weilenga
Steve Faber
Dick van Dyke
Arthur Mouw
Antonie van der Wilt Boyden
Cornelius Swets
Peter Luinstra
Dykstrae VanderMaten
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WM. Kuyper
Bergman's
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Jake van Leeuwen
Prop
Quaker Oats Company
Swift
J.C. Pryde
Mgr
C. L. Beach
Dentist Hall
Payden Avery
Heemstra Hardware
Chas. A. Beckman