BUZZ BOMB students share quirky ideas and lab trip notes
The piece recounts student jokes about a macana a wooden weapon and lists names of students with varied responses. It then details a Student Regulation Committee meeting and a long Chemistry Class field trip to Sioux City including Grain Exchange Laboratory Armour & Co MorningSide College and St. Joseph Hospital with observations on labs tissues and medical equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reimers
Fred
Leland Doorenbos
Sioux City
Judie Dethmers
Armours
For Sale Used Hamilton Gas Clothes Dryer
Hamilton gas clothes dryer offered by Boyden Plumbing and Heating in Boyden. Contact Phone 2741 for price and pickup details.
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Hamilton Gas
Boyden Plumbing & Heating
Boyden
Bendix
Farmers Co-Op Oil Ass’n
Iowa
Unusual Baton Twirl Of Myra Magstadt Gains Fame
Myra Magstadt of Ainsworth Nebraska performs fire baton twirling at a Neligh baton clinic and is lauded by professional instructors as exceptionally able. She wears a special cap and uniform due to the danger, and has twirled the flaming baton for a month with only one minor burn. Her family links include Don, in Minneapolis, and Kaye, in South Dakota, with a baby named Mark Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Vivian Magstadt
Ainsworth
Nebraska
Magstadt
Farmers Co-operative Creamery
Don
Minneapolis
Kaye
South Dakota
Mark Anthony
Myra
Neligh
Family Reunion Honors Rev. W. De Velder Missionary
A Ver Hoef family reunion was held at the Legion Building to honor Rev. Walter De Velder, missionary to Hong Kong, with colored slides of stations and twenty two years of service. A collection funded the building rental and a gift to Rev. De Velder. Attendees included many Ver Hoef relatives from Sioux Center and surrounding towns.
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Ben Ver Hoef
Moville
Iowa
Lawrence Miller
Paullina
Clarence Ver Hoef
Bernie Ver Hoef
Jim Ver Hoef
Sioux Center
Orville Ver Hoef
Harold Dickevers
Vernon Ingalls
Seldon
Bill Ver Hoef
Archer
Walt Ver Hoef
Sanborn
Johanna Ver Hoef
Alton
Clarence Kennedy
Arnolds Park
Sam Ver Hoef
Rock Valley
George Foreman
Orange City
Amos Roetman
Gerrit Roetman
Gerrit Brink
Thursday visits in Mrs. Ed Dickevers home attracted regional guests
Thursday morning visitors in the Mrs. Ed Dickevers home were Mrs. Vernon Ingalls of Sheldon and Mrs. Ruth Schimming of Mitchell, South Dakota. Wednesday evening guests in the John D. Landhuis home were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landhuis of Leota, Minnesota.
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Ed Dickevers
Vernon Ingalls
Sheldon
Ruth Schimming
Mitchell, South Dakota
John D. Landhuis
Mrs
Henry Landhuis
Leota, Minnesota
No Time For Sergeants Ticket Office Opens In Sioux City
Tickets for No Time For Sergeants go on sale at the Sioux City auditorium box office for a Monday November 4 one night performance. Prices range 3.00 to 1.50 dollars with tax included. Mail orders and phone reservations are available. The New York comedy features the same Broadway cast after a 100 week run and has set attendance records. Bill Hawkins Enterprises arranges the tour and reports high demand and prepared staff at the box office.
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Sioux City Auditorium
New York
Sioux City
Broadway
Bill Hawkins
Hawkins
United States
4-H Enrollment Drive Aims to Boost Sioux County Clubs
Plans for an October and November enrollment program in Sioux County were announced by the County Extension Office staff. Roy E. Hougen says several new clubs are being formed to extend 4-H into areas without clubs. Last year end enrollment totaled 567 in 34 clubs with 295 in agricultural projects and 272 in home economics. Cash prizes will reward clubs with the greatest enrollment gains, with first and second prizes for three groups Boys Clubs Girls Clubs and new clubs of other boys or girls. Deadline for new member enrollment is set as No-
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Sioux County
County Extension Office
Roy E. Hougen
County Extension
Hougen
4-H Club Membership and Enrollment Details
The notice explains eligibility for 4-H clubs for youths ages 10 to 21 and outlines requirements. Enrollment packets and information are available at the County Extension Office in Orange City or from local club leaders.
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Vember
Orange City
Hougen
Annual 4 H Banquet Highlights Clover Awards and Honors
About 450 people attended the Sioux County 4 H Banquet at Sioux Center High School. Wally Vander Wilt presided. Reverend Harry Brower spoke on the International Geophysical Year. Awards included Silver Clover 5 year pins for seven leaders, Gold Clover for 10 years, Emerald Clover for 25 years, and special franks from Van's Jewelry. Individual honors went to Susan Moir and Ronald Patrick for outstanding record books and club achievements.
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4-H
Sioux County
Sioux Center High School
Wally Vander Wilt
Orange City
Boys County 4-H
Harry Brower
Sioux Center
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Robert Thayer
Rock Valley
Oscar Miller
Wendell Rensink
Boyden
Howard Benson
Ireton
al de Vries
Gerrit Kooima
Hudson
South Dakota
Irwin Vermeer
Lloyd Moir
Alvin Linch
Sheldon
Van's Jewelry
William Gene Heynen
Paul Benson
Ronald Patrick
Kent Sneller
Milton Pennings
Arlan Draager
Allen Schimmel
Virgil Houtkooper
Darold de Kock
Danforth
Northwest Iowa Holstein Club
Kenneth Slothouber
Holstein
George Vande Garde
Hull
Chester White
Nolan Bogaard
Jacob Rens
Alton
Vernon Fedders
Barrow
Poland China Record Association
Banquet Honors Junior Longtime Record Book Winners
At a banquet Ruth Schuiteman of Sioux Center won the best Junior Longtime Record Book in the Senior Group. Awards went to Rima Rehder Hawarden Susan Moir Orange City Karen Rensink Sioux Center Judy Muilenberg Orange City Ruth Hensinkveld Sioux Center Harriet Landhuis Boyden Ellen Wiekarmap Boyden Linda De Jong Maurice and Eleanor Vander Ploeg Sioux Center. The I Dare You award from Danforth Foundation went to Aima Rehder Hawarden. Girls poultry awards were given to Ruth Gayer Rock Valley and Esther Fedders Hawarden.
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Ruth Schuiteman
Sioux Center
Rima Rehder
Hawarden
Susan Moir
Orange City
Karen Rensink
Judy Muilenberg
Ruth Hensinkveld
Harriet Landhuis
Boyden
Ellen Wiekarmap
Linda de Jong
Maurice
Eleanor Vander Ploeg
Danforth Foundation
Aima Rehder
Girls Poultry
Ruth Gayer
Rock Valley
Esther Fedders
Fall weed cleanup with 2 4-D protects lawns says Eldridge
Sioux County extension director Mauree E Eldridge says early fall is best to control broadleaf lawn weeds and 2 4-D is the home owners best weapon. He notes fall treatment jump starts spring greenup, reduces risk to grapes and tomatoes, and fits owners schedules. Use amine form at 1 tablespoon concentrate per gallon water plus a teaspoon detergent, apply with low pressure sprayer on sunny days above 70 degrees until spray dries.
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Mauree E. Eldridge
Sioux County
Eldridge
Mr. Eldridge
E. P. Sylvester
Iowa State College
Sylvester
Leptospirosis Watch Urged by Cattlemen in Sioux County
Sioux County cattlemen are urged to monitor herds for leptospirosis as cases rise statewide. Maurice E. Eldridge of Orange City notes 800 to 1000 cases reported in the county this year with abortions and loss of appetite among cows as common symptoms. Dr. Herrick of Iowa State College cites yellow milk in milking cows and blood tests for diagnosis. vaccination and prompt treatment may prevent spread.
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Sioux County
Maurice E. Eldridge
Orange City
Iowa
John B. Herrick
Iowa State College
Herrick
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Larry Moret
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Ronnie Heitritter
Lenny Henning
James Freeks
Arlen Korthals
Leon Korthals
Leeland Doorenbos
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Arkansas
Roos
Okko Roos
Prop
SCOTT
Frank E. Scott Commission Company Stock Yards
America
Igwa
Sioux Abstract Co
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Birdina Hospers Wayland C. Breese, Mgr
Boone
Television Sales and Service
RCA
Farmers Savings Bank Boyden
Boydenite
Rev. W. de Velder
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