National War Fund Drives Support for Service Members and Allies
A wartime appeal outlining the National War Fund as a federation of twenty two agencies. It details U S O clubs for service personnel, War Prisoners Aid services, United Seamen's Aid, Greek relief, seed and medicine provisions, clothing needs, and non duplication with Red Cross. The drive runs October 2 to 7 with emphasis on public support and avoiding overlap with government efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War Fund
United Campaign
U.S.O
Alaska
Brazil
Newfoundland
Hawaii
United Seamen's Aid
War Shipping Administration
U.S.S
Athens
Greece
Italy
Holland
Red Cross
China Relief
Queen Wilhelmina Fund
U.S.C
War Fund Campaign Starts This Week In Sheridan County
The National War Fund collectors for Boyden and the Township begin community work this week with a goal of six dollars average per household and a drive ending October 13. The Sheridan-Boyden War Fund elected Henry Bosman as president along with secretary Mrs. Schortinghuis and treasurer Mrs. Vanderburg.
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National War Fund
Boyden
Red Cross
Sheridan-Boyden War Fund
Henry Bosman
8. Schortinghuis
H. Vanderburg
A. B. Vanden Brink
H. M. Scholten
John Sass
Bernie Grooters
Henry Oostenink
Township
Peter Moret
J. Schuett
Nick Donkersloot
Henry Rhode
John Sitter
Jake Westra
S. Schortinghuis
Henry van Houte
A. B. and
S. G. Vanden Brink
Mesdames Rensink Jr
Howard Verrips
Notice in Probate for Harman Will in Orange City
Public probate notice commands all to appear at the Court House in Orange City Sioux County Iowa on October 24 1944 at 10 00 AM to show cause why the will of William W Harman deceased should not be admitted to probate. Clerk D Wiersma signs the document dated September 19 1944 with law firm Van Oosterhout and Te Paske 852.
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Orange City
Sioux County
Iowa
William W. Harman
District Court
A. D
D. Wiersma
van Oosterhout
Boyden's Weekly Chronology Shared Dates and Names
A dated listing of community names for October 1944 events. Entries cover October 6 to October 12, naming residents such as Harold Woelber Gerald De Jong Harry Pressler Marcella Moret Oswald Wiebe Mrs. John Dykstra and others across each day. The chronology preserves local citizen names without further context.
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Harold Woelber
Gerald de Jong
Harry Pressler
Marcella Moret
Oswald Wiebe
John Dykstra
Marion Haar
C. J. DeBoom
Gerrit Brinks
Clarine Kooiker
N. W. Kooiker
Peter Langstraat
Arthur Vos
Gerald Vai Miller
Dekker Family Visits Stegeman Home
Mr and Mrs Jake Dekker and daughters from Sanborn visited Sunday afternoon in the parental Stegeman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Dekker
Sanborn
Stegeman
Bread deal offers over 60 free loaves yearly at Nancy Ann Council Oak
A reader notes a savings pitch claiming buying Nancy Ann bread at Council Oak yields more than 60 free loaves a year versus other brands for a 13 pound loaf priced at 11 cents. The claim hinges on averaging one loaf per day to maximize free-loaf benefits.
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Council Oak
Plant Next Spring Funk's G Hybrids From Murphy in Hull
Advertises Funk's G Hybrid seed stock for spring planting in Hull Iowa. Contact J D Murphy at phone 67 R11 for availability and ordering details.
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J. D. Murphy
Hull
Iowa
City Council Proceedings October 2 1944
The council met with Mayor Rensink and four members present. The Library Board term expirations were discussed and Mrs Ora Van Diepen and Mrs Ethel Meester appointed to 1950. Bills were approved for Water Works and General Fund expenses. Insurance and grader charges were authorized. The meeting adjourned with Clerk S G Vanden Brink recording.
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Rensink
Moret
de Jong
Schreuder
Westra
Mlazgar
Ora van Diepenland
S. Schortinghuis
Farmers Savings Bank
Farmers Coop
A. Klootwyk
Henry Bosman
S. G. Vanden Brink
Bank of Boyden Report of Condition 1944
Statement of condition for an Iowa bank in Boyden Sioux County as of September 3 1944 shows resources including cash and bank due 101 078.98 and US government obligations 837 378.13. Loans and discounts total 460 607.49 with assets in banking house and equipment. Liabilities list deposits total 1 051 906.52. Capital accounts total 121 187.46 and total liabilities and capital 1 118 547.64. Signed by President John Rensink Sr and Vice President S G Vanden Brink sworn October 38 1944 before notary Wilmina Kleyne.
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Iowa
Boyden
Sioux County
United States
State of
John Reusink
S.G. Vanden Brink
John Rensink SR
John Rensink
S. G. Vanden Brink
Wilmina Kleyne
Henry J Rensink
Leonard Kleyne
Alfred Doorenbos
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wedding Announcements From The Reporter Ad
An advertisement promotes premium printed or engraved wedding announcements with many styles to choose from offered by The Reporter.
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WAR
Sheldon
Grey Shop
Boyden's Weekly
Leona Kleyne
Gretchen Fick
John Rensink, Jr
Thelma Smithe W. Kooiker
Gertie Oostenin
Anna Stueven
Dorothy de Valuois
Gerald Hollander
Bertha Westra
Joyce Smith
Oscar Wallinga
Henry Westra
Jerry de Raad
Arthur James de Raad
Howard Eugene Smit
George H. Horn
Mrs. Margaret Hinsch
Christine Stegeman
C. Ver Sluys
Evelyn Dean
Thomas van Diepen
Carole Ann Green
Peter Hoekstra
Dorothy Hoekstra
Leona Reimers
Alma Heitritter
G. Bartels
Jeweler
Russia
Council Proceedings
H. R. Cochran
Res
Sheldon, Iowa
G. D. Siemen Sioux Genter
Appleton
Minn
Jim Vander Berg
Sioux Center
Tom Feenstra
A. G. Satre
Sibley
Sibley, Lowa
Binh
Total
Gus Stegeman
John VanderBout
Canton
South Dakota
G. B. Winch
George
Tor Farmer Cooperatives
Big Four Co-Operative Processing Association
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