Birthday Honors and Gatherings Across Families
Mr. John Grooters was honored on his birthday with a Saturday evening event and Sunday visitors from Hull Boyden Shel don Orange City and Redlands California telephoned. Norman Bell entertained for Leanna Sue sixth birthday with Hallowe en table decor and a guest list of local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grooters
Ray Grooters
Sanborn
Bernie Grooters
Rodney Grooters
Hull
Donald Vande Gaarde
Boyden
Will Grooters
Ben Grooters
Sheldon
Albert Grooters
Albert Slothouber
Orange City
Peter Kooiman
Redlands
California
Mr. Grooters
Top Wrestlers Set for Sioux City All Star Card
Four of the world’s top wrestlers appear on the Sioux City Auditorium card Tuesday October 29 at 8 30 p m. United States champion Wilbur Snyder teams with Verne Gagne to face Boris and Nicoli Volkoff in a tag bout. Extra police will guard the event after a near riot in a prior Sioux City appearance. One more match and two midget wrestlers fill the card. Tickets 150 general 90 cents children 50 cents tax included. Reservations at the auditorium ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Auditorium
Wilbur Snyder
United States
Verne Gagne
Boris
Nicoli Volkoff
Sioux City
Big town dance attendance draws highway patrol watch
A safety aware night for a planned big dance attracted crowds with ticket sales brisk. People from up to seventy miles planned to attend with a renowned band expected. A highway patrol officer watched the event not for music but for coordinated car flow and mass departure.
Patrols set road blocks to curb dance night liquor
A patrol officer increased the night shift for a dance by placing road blocks on approach routes. Drivers were checked, and after the event officers walked the ditches to find more than 200 bottles of liquor discarded by cars stopped at the checkpoints.
County Court Actions and Estate Filings Report
The court appointed administrators and executors for several estates including James Kapelos, Math Klein, Dora Post, and others. A collision claim between Century Indemnity Co. and Lorenz Opdahl was resolved for $640.40 plus costs. Violations included a reckless driving case against Charles A. Van de Kamp with fines and license suspension. Numerous estate sales, bond postings, and final reports were approved, with multiple estates closed or pending final discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis de Koster
James Kapelos
Hospers
Century Indemnity Co
Lorenz Opdahl
Charles May
Kaycee
Wyoming
Opdahl
Margaret M. Klein
Math Klein
Alton
Bon
Bertha Haarsma
Henrietta Hoogeveen
Dora Post
Hull
John William Pluim
Charles A. van de Kamp
Justice of the Peace
Martin Kuiken
van de Kamp
Ruth Martin
Mary Clare Linnan
P. G. Vande Brake
Peter W. de Hager
James Bloemendaal
Court approves final report in Gertrude Dyke estate
The Court approves the final report of the executors of Gertrude Dyke's estate, they are discharged and the estate is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Dyke
Farm Outlook on Cattle Slaughter and Market Pressures
Iowa State College farm economist Francis A. Kutish reports August cattle and calf kill slightly below last year while September cattle kill matches 1956 figures. Fed-cattle slaughter is higher, calf births are down, and prime steer prices lag due to a narrower choice to prime spread. Supplies of low priced poultry compete with cattle, feeder costs stay high yet cheaper feed supports feeding plans, and sorghum feeding boosts native cattle in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College
Kutish
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
Southwest
Oklahoma
Make Hallowe en Night Safe For The Children
A playful reminiscence on Halloween customs and safety for children. The piece notes activities like bonfires bobbing for apples and trick or treating and mentions towns Pumpkin Center California Skull Creek Colorado and Trent Arkansas while reflecting on All Saints Day origins and 20th century changes.
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Hallowe’en
Johnny
Mary
Pumpkin Center
California
Skull Creek
Colorado
Trent
Arkansas
Safe Halloween tips from the National Safety Council
The National Safety Council urges simple precautions for Halloween to prevent tragedies. Use light colored costumes, flameproof outfits, and painted faces with good visibility. add reflector tape, animate a paper pumpkin trick or treat bag, and ensure porches are lit. Warn children to avoid streets and watch for hidden hazards. Adults should supervise and secure potential hazards to keep the holiday fun and safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Seattle
Washington
Council
Hallowe'en
Cleveland
Ohio
Hull Briefs: Local Visits and Health Updates
John D. Murphy of Hull underwent surgery at Sioux Center hospital Monday and is reported in satisfactory condition. Visitors include Walter Vander Well of Rock Valley and Ed Berghorst with Arlene to see their newborn grandson at Canton South Dakota. Ralph E. Bos returned from the Veterans Hospital in Sioux Falls. Morel Vander Well, son of Mr and Mrs Loren Vander Well, is a member of the Iowa State College Marching Band. Lammert Van Sloten, recently in a Sioux City hospital, has returned home and stays with Nick Slager to recuperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Murphy
Hull
Sioux Center Hospital
Walter Vander Vander
Rock Valley
Ed Berghorst
Arlene
Loren Vander
Canton
South Dakota
Norman Dykstra
Ralph E. Bos
Veterans Hospital
Sioux Falls
Bernard Moss
Ames
Iowa State College
Morel
Lammert van Sloten
Sioux City
Nick Slager
Nick Murphy
Mesdames
Jesse Reiter
Joe Peters
Wall Lake
Lietz
Wm. Kuipers
Wm. Claerbout
Sheboygan County
Wisconsin
Ben J
Willis Meylink
Minnesota
Cornorant Lake
Maynard Newhouse
Decorah
Iowa
Marlo de Jongh
Indianola
Towa
Tony Vander Wilt
Henry Gunnink
Edgerton
Gunninks
Koerselmans
William Gunnink
Henry Gunninks
John
Community notices and visits across Iowa Minnesota towns
Local residents report visits and family gatherings across Wall Lake Hull Sioux Falls and Rock Rapids. Trips include Hinrichs families and Gunnink relatives with birthdays births and anniversaries celebrated. A Chicago trip was delayed by weather affecting Rev Hospers and spouse on return from New York.
Dip and Dabble Before Prayer Bible Reading Plea
A reflective poem urges homemakers to move beyond fragmentary reading of the Crown of Writings and adopt a steady, broad view by reading the Bible through, promising rapture upon completion. The verse contrasts hurried prayers with a disciplined, comprehensive study.
Easy Does Tv Delights and Kitchen Tips
Readers learn simple cooking tricks for chocolate cake pans, including replacing flour with cocoa to avoid white streaks. Instructions cover spreading bread with peanut butter and orange marmalade, dipping in an egg milk mixture for French toast, and frying the sandwiches. Also suggests adding boned chicken to cream of chicken soup.
Reading the Bible Through A New Way Through The Bible
A reader reflects on the personal shift from piecemeal scripture to a full prose study of the Bible. The piece contrasts casual fragments with a sustained approach and notes an unfamiliar path revealed by comprehensive reading.
Pantry Tricks for Quick Elegant Dishes with Creamed Chicken
Readers learn quick ideas to pair creamed chicken with biscuits and a pineapple mint glaze. It suggests garnish combos using canned peaches almonds honey and broiling for a shiny finish. Also covers avocado bites with mayonnaise lemon and chips and a green bean salad with lemon horseradish whipped cream and onions.
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F. D. I. C. Boyden
County Court News
Hallowe
Hull News
Ole
Grooters
Clinton
Davey Meylink
Jacalyn Dee
Charles Lee Dunnick
Wm. de Roos
Angelo Quinn
Charles Quinn
Rock Rapids
Debbie
Norman Ver Steeg
Michael
Lawrence Quinn
Alvin Hospers
Williamson
New York
Rochester
Rockford
Illinois
Peter van Oort
John van Oort
John Hymans
John T. Smit
Audrey Lane
Dept
NWNS
West
Adams Street
Ieeees
Helen Hale