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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
9
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Robert Moret and daughter Myrna Mae attended a Stork Shower for Mrs. Bob Den Hartog at the Nelson Bynes home in Hospers.
Mr. H. J. Van Veldhuizen of Orange City was a supper guest in the Joe Van Velzen home on Friday.
Mrs Dave Vander Pol of Grand Rapids Michigan arrived Tuesday evening to spend a few weeks in the Nie Rouwenhorst home.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Moow and their son visited John Post at his Sheldon home on Sunday evening, sharing a social call and conversation.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fuhr and son Dennis called in the Joe De Jong home at Sanborn. Sunday supper guests in the Ed Baartman home were Mr. and Mrs. Abe De Groot and daughter of Rock Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Belling and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olson of Sheldon spent Saturday evening visiting Mrs. Emma Stutzman.
Dr. Christian Haupt of Reinbeck will oversee Presbyterian services next Sunday, directing the worship and delivering the sermon at the local church. The event marks a notable visiting pastor appointment for the congregation.
The upper room had perfect attendance last week with spelling papers by Elmer Winter Lois Hundt Shirley Harpham Leora Winter Grace Woelber Eunice Kruse Gerald Hollander Margaret Meyer Arlyne Kruse Lois Striepe. Lower grades sent a letter to former teacher Ann Troubaugh now teaching in Inglewood California.
Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson and family spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends in Lytton Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Houtsma and their daughter from Flandreau South Dakota were weekend visitors staying with the family of George Reimers.
Mr and Mrs Anne Grooters and their children visited the Henry Vanden Bosch residence in Fertile for a weekend. Mrs Vanden Bosch and Linda Kay joined them for a few days while Mr Vanden Bosch hunts in South Oak.
Mr and Mrs Frank Vander Maten of Sioux City Miss Cornelia Vander Maten of Sheldon Mr and Mrs Richard Ver Hoef and Mr and Mrs Lorrain Grooters and Ronnie were Sunday evening dinner guests in the Herman Vander Maten home.
Governor Blue reports at the Missouri River Development Conference in Jefferson City in March 1946 that flood control irrigation reclamation and navigation projects in the river basin are beginning to become reality and the dream is coming true.
Gordon Long of Hull spent the weekend in the John Moret area, according to local society notes. The excursion highlighted regional leisure activity and social visits among residents.
Sunday evening guests at the Henry Bosman residence included Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Koerselman and son of Orange City, plus Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schreuder and Mr. and Mrs. John Moret.
Triple-Link Classified advertises Mrs. L P Klopping farm for sale. The Klopping heirs show late owner bought land for 18000 in 1914 and spent about 90000 on improvements. Hog house with water cement floor drain could convert to a dairy barn with little cost.
The governor said he would not yield to high pressure asks to push legislation favoring individuals. He vowed to work on laws addressing major problems affecting all residents during the Keota event on July 30, 1946.
Governor voices alarm over federal policies in Chicago December 1945. He condemns wage hikes for nonessential workers, subsidies, and borrowing as driving up state and local costs. He warns commercial real estate and equities misalignment threaten disaster.
Feeding trials show skimmilk yields faster gains for light hogs and in drylot as a protein supplement, outperforming tankage and competing mixes. Pastured hogs without protein supplement gain slower, while skimmilk proves valuable especially with alfalfa or leafy hay. Farm size affects skimmilk value and usage. In Iowa hogs per farm exceed milking cows, boosting skimmilk's farm efficiency.
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