Hull News Briefs Include Birthday Celebrations and Visit Sessions
Sunday gatherings feature Ben Meylink and Peter Moeller relatives in Doon and Sioux Center. Visitors include Ludyens, Onnink, and Rev. Vriesman from Gibsville Wisconsin, with multiple calls to Hull families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Meylink
Peter Moeller
Doon
Meylink
Martin Moeller
Sioux Center
Harold Ludens
Luanne
Harold Onnink
Ten Hakens
Vriesman
Gibsville
Wisconsin
Hull
Gerald Vande Garde
Sharon
George Vande Garde
Ralph Bos
Tena Holkeboer
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Board For Christian World Missions
First Reformed
Norman Vander Ark
John de Gooyer
Sanborn
Wm. de Roos
Minnie Visser
Nick Vander Kooi
Johanna Koele
Siem Schortinghuis
Koeele
Dave Brock
Casey Heyman
Rachel Ann
Dale Kraai
Delmar Stange
Susan
Steve Schoenbohm
Minneapolis
Wilko Schoenbohm
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Richard Kuiper
Ed Lutyens
Waterloo
Bette Jo
James Vander Kooi
Ben Vander Kooi
Tom de Jong
John Gunnink
Clinton
Neal Roos
Denver
Wm. Faas
Wm. Gunnink
Richard
Montezuma
David
Elwin
Rockwell City
Des Moines
Don Faber
Walmer Elsinga
Mary Bos
Bernie Ver Hoef
Monroe
South Dakota
Barbara Bos
D. W. Vriesman
Gilesville
Muskegon
Bernie van Heukelom
H. Ringenoldus
Ringenoldus
Sioux City
Central College
Pella
Ruth Wolfswinkel
Alvin Linch
Sheldon
Jake Moss
Henry
Arthur
John de Groot
Lutheran Hospital
de Groot
Connie Rozeboom
N. Rozeboom
Boyden Reformed Church
Cornelia Dalenberg
R.N
Arabia
Henry Poppen
Rock Valley
Miss Dalenberg
Christian World Missions
Reformed Churches
Alfred Tiedemann
William Sohi
Farm Outlook Hogs Raise Prices Then Dip Late Year
Farm Economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says hog prices may top out as October hog market looks strong but slaughter in October and November rises about 10 percent from September. He notes a pattern of sharp price drops followed by correction before a fall price decline. Cattle outlook shares fewer feeder cattle moved in July August, signaling lighter fat cattle supply and potential high fed cattle prices in early 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Kutish
Court News From Orange City Probate and Civil Docket
The Last Will of John J. Van Der Schaaf was filed for probate with a November 14 hearing. Zwagerman Hardware sues Frank Van Es for 460.55 plus costs over two unpaid checks. G T Jaffer reports a lease of Hedde Gerling’s estate to Edward Oosterkamp on share rent terms. Lutjens Furniture wins 259.49 plus costs and fees against Sidney Jongma. Paul Muyskens named executrix of Dena J. Muyskens estate without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. van der Schaaf
Orange City
Wallace J. Zwagerman
Bertha Zwagerman
Zwagerman Hardware
Frank van Es
Alton
Hedde J. Gerling
G T. Jaffer
Edward Oosterkamp
Wally Lutjens
Lutjens Furniture
Sidney Jongma
Paul Muyskens
Dena J. Muyskens
Oat Seed Supply Limited in Iowa for 1961 Planting
Goodfield Nemaha and Cherokee lead oat varieties among Iowa certified seed producers this year. About 230 000 bushels of certified seed will be available for 1961 planting if standards are met, urging farmers to contact seed men early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfield
Nemaha
Iowa
Maurice E. Eldridge
C. D. Hutchcroft
Iowa Crop Improvement Association
Hutchcroft
Wisconsin
Nehawka Released in Nebra Ska Oat Varietal Note
Nehawka is released in Nebra ska as an early oat similar to Cherokee in grain quality and showing resistance to stem rust races. Soybean field inspections finish. certified seed sources expected for Chippewa Blackhawk Lindarin Hawkeye Ford Shelby Clark.
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Nebraska
Hutchcroft
Ford
Shelby
New 1960 law increases child Social Security benefits
More than 900000 children receive survivors benefits and about 400000 will see a rise under the 1960 amendments. Each child of a deceased worker now gets three quarters of the worker's retirement amount, with auto adjustments in January 1961. Some families with a single child or already at maximum payments will not see changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Goldman
Social Security Administration
iRepublican Women Hold Conference in Cherokee
The Cherokee Council of Republican Women hosted the Fall Conference of the 8th District Republican Women at Speelman’s Steak House in Cherokee on October 3 with 160 in attendance. Officers for 1961 1962 were elected and several political candidates and dignitaries spoke including Senator Jack Miller and Norman Erbe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Council of Republican Women
Speelman’s
Cherokee
M. M. Wood
Clarence Becker LeMars
Washburn Steele
Ed Sblumeyer
Boyden
Jesse Leonard Holstein
R. P. Noble Alta
Robert Pearson
LeMars
L. W. Lille
Lake View
Don Skiver
Sibley
Mara McLaughlin
Sheldon
Wm. Vezina, Jr
Hartley
Sgt
At Arms
E. Beeghly
Quimby
Jack Miller
U. S
Norman Erbe
Charles B. Hoeven
Wm. Mooty
Evan Hultman
National Committee
Malcolm Lomas
Iowa Council of Republican Women
E. J. Hennings
Wendell Edson
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