Court House News: Marriage Licenses and Estates Reported
Court records show marriage licenses issued for Lammert Funk Shirley Prins Raymond Hibma Emilia Van Zyl Wilmer Mer Meer Nelvina Schuiteman Harlan Markley Erva Raynie John Vander Schaaf Joan Moss Norman Bonnema Mae Meerdink Lorna Mars Helen Gaul and Lois Vogelaar was named executrix of Anna Van Meeveren estate with no bond. Probate filings include wills for Nicholas Sol Agnes Sorensen and Anna Van Meeveren. guardianship and trustees named with bonds set at 1000 to 32000 dollars. administrator John Morgan appointed for Marie Morgan. A divorce suit filed by Helen Wasser against Charles Wasser cites cruel treatment and seeks alimony and fees. The Van Meeveren estate valued ~43117 dollars to four daughters and a grandson. executrix authorized to auction household goods.
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Lammert Henry Funk
Sibley
Shirley Ann Prins
Orange City
Raymond Hibma
Harris Emilia Sue van Zyl
Hespers Wilmer
John Mer “Meer
Rock Rapids
Nelvina Joyce Schuiteman
Sioux Center
Harlan William Markley
Havelock
Erva Grace Raynie
Hawerden
Agnes Sorensen
Herman Meinen
Marcella Leemkuil
Dowie van der Pol
Stuart van Meeveren
John F. Morgan
Marie Morgan
Hawarden
Flelen S. Wasser
Charles E. Wasses
Iowa
Ottuma
Anna van Meeveren
U.S
The Highway Story by Bob Hullihan
This piece urges immediate actions to prevent driver fatality, presenting Joe as a generic motorist at risk. It argues drivers often misperceive danger, rely on habits, and require on the spot enforcement to prevent crashes that could occur within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Jde
Iowa
Rural mail service consolidation ruled not feasible
Congressman Hoeven informs Boyden that the Post Office Department has decided consolidation of rural service is not feasible. Action will be taken to fill the rural carrier vacancy in the usual manner. The note also mentions a bridal shower for Miss Janice Smit in Sheldon and a band concert set for June 23 in Boyden under Lois Kross.
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Charles B. Hoeven
Boyden
Hoeven
Post Office Department
Albert L. Winter
Lois Kross
Youth Camp Attracts Farm Youth Near Kansas City
Kenneth Slothauber Lyle Dykstra and Duane Schafer of Boyden joined a Co-op Youth Camp last week at William Jewell College Liberty Missouri near Kansas City. Sponsored by local co operatives and Consumers Cooperative Association of Kansas City the event targets 4 H FFA and similar groups with three sessions June 17 22 and an expected 450 youths. The Boyden group is sponsored by Farmers Co op Association. Activities include leadership training and recreation such as dancing swimming candle making textile painting photography puppetry and various games.
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Kenneth Slothauber
Lyle Dykstra
Duane Schafer
Boyden
William Jewell College
Liberty
Kansas City
Cooperatives and Consumers Cooperative Association of Kansas City
Farmers Co-op Association
Welcome Workers 4 H Club May Meeting At Heynen Home
Eight boys attended the Welcome Workers 4 H Club meeting at Gary Heynen's home in May. Clifford Te Slan resigned as Vice Treasurer and Gary Heynen was elected to fill the role. Wayne Brock and Gary Heynen were chosen to represent the club at District Camp. William Jr Heynen will represent the club at Ames Short Course this summer. The club voted five dollars toward the Youth Exchange. A June club tour and park supper were planned before adjournment. Lunch was served by Gary Heynen's mother.
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Welcome Workers 4-H
Gary Heynen
Clifford Te Slan
Wayne Brock
William Jr. Heynen
Ames
Gary
Merlyn Rensink
Sunny Servants Hold May Meeting at Moeller Home
The Sunny Servants met May 29 at Karen Moeller's home. They sang the National Anthem and recited the 4 H pledge. Karen Moeller gave the secretary's report. Eight members answered roll call. Janet Gayer and Judy Ranshall were chosen for Junior and Senior Better Grooming. Karen Moeller led Picture Study. Eloise Hever recited the Country Girls Creed. Lunch was served by Karen Moeller and her mother. Reporter Sandra Heuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Moeller
Janet Gayer
Judy Ranshall
Eloise Hever
Sandra Heuer
Maurus Haverdink
Glenda Hoekstra
Elvera Kots
Shirley van Maanen
Sharon Koopman
Creed
Linda de Jong
Suzanne Moir
Phyllis Stallbaum
Diane Reinking
Sheryl Jager
Marion Klien l
Moret
Mayrus
Glenda
Ide
Mit
Marlys Koopma
Kings Servants Meet Shares Craft and Care Talks
The Kings Servants met May 28 at Lennyce Meerdink’s home with all 12 members present. Bonnie Athe demonstrated Care Curtains and Shirley Van Sloten showed how to make a Removable Cushion Ton. Donna De Zeeuw spoke on Daily Care of Our Room and Sandra De Zeeuw on Good Grooming for Dingyness. Lunch was served by Patsy Postma.
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Kings
Lennyce Meerdink
Bonnie Athe
Shirley van Sloten
Donna de Zeeuw
Sandra de Zeeuw
Patsy Postma
Honor Mother at Hull park birthday picnic
Residents gathered at Hull park for a birthday picnic honoring Mrs Kate Horn of Hull on her 80th birthday. Attendees included numerous family members from Valley Springs Sioux Falls Boyden Minn and other towns, with thanks and congratulations shared by local groups. The Clover Teens held May and June meetings with grooming awards and various demonstrations and talks, while the American Legion planned a Fourth of July parade with float bicycle and horse divisions. Game Bird Egg Production at Boone State Game Farm reports good hatchery output and planned distribution of 12 000 pheasant and 7 000 quail chicks to clubs, plus released adults aiding new and marginal ranges.
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Kate Horn
Hull
Hull Park
Alvin Scholten
Albert Scholten
Valley Springs
South Oak
Lyle Elason
Sioux Falls
John. Horn
Jake Wilson
Minn
Dick Doorenbos
Joe A. Horn
Bonnie
George Horn
Ruth
Nora Brown
Henry Harman
Peter Lietstra
Peter J. Vis
Boyden
Boone
The
Conservation Commission
Trout streams stocked and fishing outlook improves
All Iowa trout streams have been stocked with brown rainbow and brook trout. Officials expect good early summer fishing as freshets scatter fish and clean debris from streams. In Fort Still Oklahoma Pvt Alvin Brunsting led Battery C to first in a volleyball tourney. a 1955 Morningside College graduate, he entered the Army in 1955.
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Iowa
Young Fish Conservation Commission
Fort Stit
Okla
Alvin L Brunsting
Luke T. Brunsting
Hull
Fort Still
Oklah
Brunsting
617Th Field Artillery
Army
Fort Chaffee Ark
Red Cross Issues Over One Million Water Safety Certificates
The American Red Cross distributed more than 1,000,000 certificates for water safety course completion and about 700,000 for the Red Cross First Aid program last year.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
First American Red Cross Chapter Organized in Dansville
The first American Red Cross chapter was organized in Dansville New York in 1881. Today there are 3713 chapters throughout the United States and its possessions.
Mobile X ray units to visit Orange City and nearby towns
The State Department of Health mobile x ray units will visit Orange City and nearby communities on June 26 and 27 for targeted chest screenings. Participation is for high risk contacts of active tuberculosis cases and those with positive tuberculin tests, with results reported to family physicians. A rabid skunk killed three cats and bit a dog at the Ruel Headington farm near Decorah.
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State Department of Health
Orange City
City Park
Rock Valley
Hawarden
Lioux County
Sioux County Medical Society
Division of Tuberculosis
Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association
Ide
Lucas de Koster
Naomi Ide
R.N. County
Ruel Headington
Decorah
Headington
Evergreen damage prompts tree care guidance in Sioux County
Extension Director Maurice Eldridge notes many evergreens in Sioux County turn brown this spring due to winter drought and wind injury not disease. ISU plant pathologist Malcham Shurtleff cites severe winter, breath injury, and poor snow cover as causes. advice includes soil soaking, fertilizing, mulching, and locating trees away from drying winds.
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Maurice E Eldridge
Sioux County
Maurice £. Eldridge
Maurice Eldridge
Shurtleff
Towa
Richard Campbell
Iowa State College
Iowa
Mildred Horn and Dwight Blankers Wed at United Presbyterian
Miss Mildred Horn became the bride of Dwight Blankers at the United Presbyterian Church on June 6. The double ring ceremony featured Rev. Henry Bank with a blue white theme. The couple will honeymoon in the Black Hills of South Dakota and reside on the Blankers farm.
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Horn
Blankers
United Presbyterian Church
Mildred Horn
Dwight Blankers
Case Blankers
Sheldon
Henry Bank
Pride
Phyllis Steunenberg
Alfred Doorenbos
Dwight Vander Haar
Howard Lake
Minn
Peter Lierstra
Marilyn Kammalade
Bonnie Horn
Allen Blankers
Glenn Blankers
Boyden
Harold Blankers
Marvin Horn
Sandra Verrips
Doyle Tutte
John Blankers
Dick Doorenbos
Jake de Jong
Edgerton
Arnold Swanson
Hills
Ruth Horn
Joan Scholten
Kathryn Vis
Shirley Scholten
Harriet Blankers
Jacquelin de Jong
Norma Lagoo
Arlene Harman
Jean Kruen
Northwestern Junior College
Orange City
Maurice Public School
U. S. Army
Black Hills
South Dakota
They Must Be Saving Boxtops
The Turks are described as the greatest cereal eaters in Europe, averaging 156 pounds per person annually. The text notes eggplant as a versatile vegetable prepared in many ways by Turkish housewives.
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Europe
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Joe Smith
Janice Smit
Rodger Smit
Gaylord Smit
Wi Skuya
Nick Hurst
Dale Merrill
Andy Anderson
Doon
Ring Smit
Ray Smit
Gerard van Es
Harold de Boer
Edwin Bernissee
Nelson Schruer
Ray Robbits
Donald Dunnick
Wilbur Heemskerk
American Legion
L. V. Grooters
Brunsting Is
Morningside College
Sioux City
Howard Verrips
Donna van Houte
Harvey Vis
Henry van Houte
Joyce Warntjes
Eleanor Baartman
Marjorie Vermeer
Dorothy de Boer
Marilynn Kammalade
Dardene de Boer
Marjean Vande Hoef
Lester Doorenbos
Sandra Sue
Sheldon Hospital
Herman Rook
Lawrence Doorenbos
Frank Schafer
Felix Netcell
Red Oak
Kelly
Onawa
W. W. Kelly
Elk Point
S. C
Vicki Jean Orzechowski
Tony Troester
Clayton
Mr Troester
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