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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1960
Page
5
A 1960 Boyden court notices list multiple speeding fines of seven dollars with named residents and out of town drivers. The mayor urges safer driving to protect children and street safety, signing off as Gerrit Slothouber.
Sioux County livestock feeders meet at Sheldon High School on September 26 at 8 p m. County Extension Director Maurice Eldridge says the session will cover feeding and management for the coming year with ISU specialists Francis Kutish and Bill Zmolek leading discussions on feeder cattle markets feeding methods and profitability considerations for sow farrow planning in 1961
The Hull Business and Professional Men's Club funded two 8 by 16 foot signs to guide travelers to Hull. One sign sits west of town near Division Street and Kooiker's Used Cars, the other east of town by the ball park. Lights may be added soon to illuminate Christmas lighting on Hull’s main streets.
We thank friends at Hull for kindness during the bereavement of our husband and brother Charles Henry Croat. Anna Croat, wife and brothers and sisters.
Schools in the Hull area will compete in the Sectional Baseball Tournament with matchups at Sioux Center. Upper bracket has Larchwood vs Hull Western Christian at 9 30 a m and Sioux Center vs West Lyon North at 3 00 p m. Lower bracket features Boyden Hull vs Granville St Joseph at 11 00 a m and Asten St Mary vs Floyd Valley at 1 30 p m with semi finals Monday and finals Wednesday.
The Hull Business and Professional Men's Club held its regular meeting in the Legion Room at the Community Memorial Building on Monday evening. Reports on Appreciation Day and Horse Racing Day were presented and routine business was addressed. Plans were set for business promotion and to install new Christmas street lighting in Hull.
Miss Julia Putnam bed patient at State Hospital in Cherokee died Sunday from bronchial pneumonia. She was 70, daughter of Horace and mother Mrs. Putnam, born near Hull. Funeral held Wednesday at St Patrick Catholic church Sheldon at 9:00 a.m. with Rev. J J Hyland.
County mailmen this week deliver 1100 letters written for the Iowa Children's Home Society and the 300 children in its care. Volunteers address letters to friends and acquaintances to obtain funds for statewide nonsectarian work. No individual solicitation is conducted in areas covered by the 150 Community Chests of which ICHS is a member.
ICHS works with children whose parents cannot care for them, placing 333 boys and girls with substitute families, finding adoptive homes for 79 babies and 15 older children, and counseling 172 unwed mothers and 55 other children. Volunteers listed to provide information include Mrs. D. A. Crockett Alton Mrs. Roger Klay Hull Mrs. Stanley Campagne Maurice Mrs. Gerald Kroese Orange City Mrs. Paul Collenbaugh Rock Valley and Mrs. Peter B. Mouw Sioux Center.
Hull notes from the week recount the funeral of John Vande Pol in Hills Minnesota after a heart ailment at a Luverne hospital at age 73. Local family members attended and neighbors joined in on birthday celebrations and gatherings in the community.
Siou x City to the Sioux Center hospital Monday. Mr Audrey Tensen of Tensen Implement Hull Iowa went to Carroll Iowa by plane last Thursday where Mr Tensen was privileged to drive the new John Deere tractors at a field demonstration held on Thursday and Friday. Mrs Hattie Hanenburg left Monday from Minneapolis for Portland Oregon where she will visit with her son Marvin and then spend a week or so in Linden Washington with relatives. Mr angels. Charles J Sawyer of Sheldon became the parents of a son Gregory Alan their first born born at the hospital in Sheldon Thursday September 8th. Mr and Mrs Charles G Sawyer are the baby's grandparents.
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