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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

10

Roetman Elected New Post Commander in Hull Legion

The Hull American Legion held its officer election at the last meeting naming Tim Roetman as Commander G J Vander Schaaf as Vice Commander George Pals as Assistant Adjutant Delmar Strange as Adjutant Ben B Bone strop as Finance Officer Oscar Douma as Assistant Finance Officer Art B Kooiker as Chaplain Ralph Bos as Historian Ed Lutyens as Sergeant at Arms and T J De Jong with F J Van Engen as Bowling Alley Board Members.

Tim Roetman American Legion Hull G. J. Vander Schaaf George Pals Delmar Stranger Ben B. Bonestrop Oscar Douma Art B. Kooiker Ralph &. Bos Ed Lutyens T. J. de Jong F. J. van Engen

Building Strength for the Free World

Congress prioritizes aid for allies under the Mutual Security Program. The $7.9 billion request funds direct military assistance and defense support to NATO countries, with Europe set to gain about $13.9 billion in defense capacity from $1.4 billion in U S aid. In the Far East the plan sends 795 specialists and 741 locals for training, plus fertilizers medicines and supplies to bolster malaria campaigns and development.

Washington, D. C Congress Free World Dept. of Defense Mutual Security Agency MSA NATO United States Europe U. S Germany Greece Turkey Far East Asia Pacific U.S Indochina Korea Burma China Formosa Indonesia The Phillippines Thailand

Flying Eagles and Plato Pluggers Club Meetings

The Flying Eagles met May 18 at Marion De Kock’s home with seven members present and two new members Edward Holstein and Paul Ben son. Marion De Kock led a sanitation pamphlet talk and a lunch followed.

Flying Eagles Marion de Kock Edward Holstein Paul Benson de Kock Marvin Fedders Plato Pluggers Paul Rebelein

Northwestern College Auxiliary Adds Forty-One Members

The Woman's Auxiliary of Northwestern College expanded with forty-one new members led by Mrs. Leonard Rensink of Boyden and her committee. The announcement came at a May 19 meeting in Heemstra Hall attended by about 100. Carmel Reformed Church women presented devotions and a program including a Vibraharp piece, a religious play, and a clarinet duet performed by Lavonne and Darlene De Jager with Ed Moss at the piano.

Northwestern College Leonard Rensink Boyden Heemstra Hall Carmel Reformed Church Herman Harmelink Annable Remmerde Lavonne Darlene de Jager Ed. Moss

Generous Response to Apron Project Reaches $1500

Mrs. Wilbur Kots reports a net $1500 received to date for the Apron Project. Mrs. Dick Muilenburg, the Auxiliary president, thanks supporters while Dr. Frederick H. Wezeman, College president, notes notable Auxiliary and college achievements. The Auxiliary invested $1000 in government bonds and funded kitchen cabinet completion. Middleburg Reformed Church women served refreshments.

Wilbur Kots Dick Muilenburg Frederick H. Wezeman Reformed Church of Middleburg

Bankers Association Donates 200 for Youth Fair Premium

The Sioux County Bankers Association contributed 200 to the Sioux County Youth Fair as premium money. The funds are to be used by the Board to promote better livestock projects among youth groups, encouraging participation in these activities.

Sioux County Bankers Association Sioux County Bankers Association

No Children In Local Public Schools Since 85 Years

Frank Hohensee of Marengo public schools notes a rare moment as no child from his family attends public school for the first time in 85 years. His parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hohensee witnessed their first two children Fred and Charlotte graduate in 1930. Nearby, John Jones of Orient township reported capturing three young Badgers on his farm, an uncommon sight for Adair county.

Frank Hohensee Marengo Public Schools Fred Hohensee Fred Charlotte Adair County John Jones Orient Township

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