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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1952
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Bert Engelsma and Danny were Sunday evening dinner guests in the Hilbert Heying home at Hull. Mr and Mrs Clarence De Vries and family of Inwood spent Sunday afternoon in the Nick R Hulst home.
Mrs. Tom Ryan and Mrs. Andrew Belling hosted dinner guests from Missouri Valley and Sheldon. The Westras and Boelsmas left for a three week western trip as far as Washington. Mrs. John Rouwenhorst of Santa Ana Calif. visited Ray Brock’s home for a ruptured appendix. he is reported to be improving. Mrs. Henry Moret returned from Hull hospital, feeling better but planning extended rest. Robert Henning was ill with a mild polio-like condition last week.
Enrollment at Western Christian High School this year exceeds last year's total. A current count of 319 students includes the largest Freshman class with 96 and the Seniors at 78.
Vander Berg takes helm as manager of the Sioux Center Legion Theatre, guiding operations, programming, and community events. The move aims to boost attendance, support local productions, and align with the theater’s service goals.
Sioux Center residents learn Gary Vander Berg will assume Legion Theatre management starting Monday September 1, succeeding Herman Feldman who moved to Pipe Stone Minnesota to run a motel. Vander Berg previously worked as a mechanic for four years.
Mrs John Fischer hosted a bridge club event on Wednesday evening at her home. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Starkweather Mrs Arthur Kruelen and Mrs K M Giese.
A dated advertisement promotes Necrone Dr Hess treatment containing mitro-fura-zone to stop necro in pigs. It advises treating scouring pigs individually and feeding the rest, with claims of effectiveness and economy and urges keeping a supply on hand.
Better finished steers and yearlings drew keen competition closing up to 25c higher. Cows and bulls softened, hogs declined about 1.25 on average with top at 21.85. fat lambs weak to steady. Notable consignments from Lyon and Sioux Counties include steers up to 34.50 and hogs at 21.25. An old newspaper ad line remains at the end.
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