Town Council Proceedings Boyden Iowa October 7 1946
The Boyden Iowa town council met in regular session with Mayor Rouwen horst presiding and all councilmen present. The September 1946 treasurer’s report showed a balance of 5270.73 after disbursements. report approved. Bills paid included Iowa Public Service Co and others across funds. A sewer and water connection permit was granted for Connie Brunsting and Peter Herwynen, to cross Lot 2 of Block 9 to connect to water and sewer lines, owners to maintain locally. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouwenhorst
Iowa Public Service Co
Mueller Co
C. M. Overtee
H. G. Auberge
Iowa Employment Sec
Sitters Shop
Farmers Savings Bank A Fearts
Internal Revenue
Boyden Reporter
Matt Parrott and Sons Co
Farmers Savings Bank Eee
Martin Cuperus
R. Dethmers
Larry Salmon
Town Public Service Co
Connie Brunsting
Peter Herwynen
City Water Line
City Sewer
St. Vanden Brink
Sioux City Callers Visit Area Residents
Mr and Mrs Wm Vander Veen and others visited Sioux City on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ben Peters called on Mr and Mrs Mulder at Sheldon Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Rensink Jr and family stayed in Brookings Friday and Saturday. Adrian DickeVers and son of Flandreau were weekend guests in the George Reimers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Vander Veen
Lee Dyke
Harold Klaringa
Elizabeth Sitter
Sioux City
Ben Peters
Mrs. Mulder
Sheldon
John Rensink Jr
Henry Schultz
Brookings, S. D
Adrian Dickevers
Flandreau, &. D
George Reimers
Chris Reimers
Flendreau, S. D
Herman Ruyter
Herman Meester
Jake Meester
Linwood, Calif
Mrs
Mary Meester
George Sunday
Gerrit Slothouber
Anthony Slothouber
Case Slothouber
Germt_ E. Slothouber
Gerald
Peter Roland
Jim de ‘Stigter
Sioux Center
George Kirsten
Hospers
William Kirsten
John Dekkinga
Matlock
Howard Juhl
Marcus
Warren Betten
Andrew Bruns
Elm J.sleeper
W. J. Crockett
Ronald Huisinga
Sibley
Sioux Falls
U P Church Notes October 13 1946 Sabbath Services
Church schedule lists services and sermons including Pauls Conversion to Christ God Creation Mans Inventions and Great Tribulation. Mentions Sunday worship and a reminder that democracy without divine authority leads to anarchy. Several local social visits and family gatherings noted with names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Schortinghuis
Hospers Savings Bank 1946 Condition Report
Bank in Hospere Sioux County shows total resources of 2.063 million with deposits over 1.088 million and capital accounts at 104 thousand. Officials Lewis Jungers and Adeline Jungers certify the statement sworn October 3 1946 before Notary Joseph Verschoor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospers Savings Bank
Lawa
Hospere
Sioux County
Bunnes
United States
U.S
Lowa Sioux County
Lewis Jungers
Adeline A. Jungers
Adeline A Jungers
James L. Huygens
C. F. Sheel
Joseph A. Verschoor
Community Notes from Local Households
Mrs Wm Meyn hosted bridge club at her home Wednesday evening. Mrs Henry Wissink and others visited in Geo Brinks and Gerrit Slothauber homes. District convention attendees include Mesdames De Haas Dethmers Bergman and Meester. Visitors included Henry Langstraat Osceola and Henry Wissink Middleburg. Families visited Hull Sioux Falls Osceola Ida Grove and Sibley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Henry Wissink of
Middleberg
Geo Brinks
Gerrit Slothauber
Mrs. Henry Langstraat
Osceola
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Iowa Public Service Company
Minnesota
J. Roy Carter Ruthton
MINN
Marlowe Frisbee
Larry’s Cafe
Boyden, Iowa
Farmers Savings Bank
Council Proceedings
George A
Heikens
Democratic
Congress
Iowa State College
Clay County Farm Bureau
Sec
Treas
U. P. Church Notes
Peter Roland Son
Jerry de Raad
Art Thomssen
Bellflower
Calif
Pete Baartman, Sr
Myrna Mae Moret
Marion Hoar
Cedar Falls
Gerrit Brink
Sanborn
Maurice Moon
James I. Huygens CF
Sheel
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Charles H. Arthur
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Northwest
Bridge Club
Donald Dunnick
Jack Meyerhoff
Hull
S. W. Synhorst
Poland
China
Primghar
Adolph Hagedorn
Joe Marsh
Alvin Blake
Martha
Alvin
Arestoo
Che Miran
Journal-Tribune
Pipestone
Tar
Ed Forman
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