New Manager Boyden Camy Graces Farmers Creamery
Charles Hicks of Howard South Dakota began duties as manager of the Farmers Cooperative Creamery Co. at Boyden on Sept. 16. He succeeds L. E. Roetman who moved to Mediapolis Iowa. Hicks, born Ida Grove Iowa, studied at Brookings and South Dakota State College majoring in dairying. He previously managed a Howard South Dakota creamery noted for high grade butter. He and his wife have two children Carla Jean and Richard Charles and live in the creamery residence. The Boyden creamery is regarded as progressive and forecasts continued success under Hicks. The Annual meeting of the Women’s Missionary Union of the East and West Sioux Classis will be at Hull on Sept. 29 with sessions at 9:30 1:45 and 8:00. The American Reformed church will entertain. Mr and Mrs Meyn attended the funeral of Mrs Meyn’s father Latcham at Lime Springs. Joan De Jong and Evelyn De Wild left Hawarden for Pella to attend Central college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hicks
Howard
S. D
Farmers Cooperative Creamery Co
Boyden
Mr. Hicks
L. E. Roetman
Mediapolis
Iowa
Ida Grove
South Dakota
Brookings
Hicks
Women's Missionary Union of the East and West Sioux Classis
First Reformed
Hull
American Reformed Church
Marlene Vagts
Norma Lagoo
Donna van Houte
Marjean VandeHoef
Shirley Slykhuis
Mr. Smith
Maurice
Smiths
William Harman dies after lingering illness at 68
William Winfield Harman of Malcom Iowa died September 12 1944 in Hull hospital after a lingering illness at age 68. He was born February 17 1876 at Malcom and lived much of his life with brother Henry in Sioux county. Funeral conducted by Rev I R Barnes at Boyden U P church with pallbearers and singers. interment in Boyden cemetery. Relatives from Lake Wilson Minnesota Richfield Wisconsin Malcolm Iowa Grinnell Iowa and other towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winfield Harman
Malcom
Poweshiek County
Iowa
Hull Hospital
Sioux County
Henry
Melvin
Kenneth Harman
Lake
Wilson
Minn
Howard
Boyden
Simon van der Lee
Arthur Riemer
Lake Wilson
I. R. Barnes
U. P
Steve Vanden
al Doorenbos
Jesus
John Miller
Gerrit Koolman
Paul Schroeder
Joe Stientjes
George
Fred Reimers
Melvin Harman
Art Riemer
Harry
Mabel Pickhardt
Richfield
Wis
Martin Schultz
Louis Pickhardt
Louis Oltrogge
Grinnell
Barnes
U. P. Chuch
S. Vanden Brink
al. Doorenbos
Gerrit Kooiman
Simon Vander Lee
Mable Pickhardt
Richfied
Malcolm
J. F. Bergerwere
Walter Roehr
Daryl
Britton
S. D
Ole Eskamp
Ralph Lush
Havanna
John Schuett
Maggie Breuer
Henry Sohl and Son
Sheldon, Ia
Card of Thanks from Harman and Aalberts families
The note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during sorrow. It lists visitors from Orange City Sanborn and local families including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harman Mrs. Garrett Aalberts and children Mr. Art Uittenbogaard and son Mr. Walter Ver Hoef Mrs. Bert Gibbs and children Mrs. Wilbur Merriam and family visiting the Dethmers Casemier and Herweynen households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Harman
Garrett Aalberts
Orange City
Art Uittenbogaard
Robert Dethmers
Walter Ver Hoef
Bert Gibbs
Wilbur Merriam
Sanborn
John Casemier
Peter Herweynen
Local notices and business updates in Boyden weekly chronology
September listings show residents by date including Sas De Vries Peters Verries Koolbeck Nels Stientjes Van Zanten Ver Hoef Wiebe Brouwer Val Miller Moret Boen Scholten Dickevers Brink Gorzeman Scholten Winter Kleyn Kooiker Winter Petg?rs Wegter Kleyne Doorenbos Auberg Bomgaars Rouwenhorst license to operate as Real Estate dealer and Notary Public active in community. John Moret sold property to Westra with Nic Rouwenhorst as agent. For sale milking machine and ladies coats dresses hats at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nic Rouwenhorst
Wayne Ropes
Rouwenhorst
Unimproved Land Sells For 200 Per Acre
Wm H Winter bought 40 acres from Lambert O Bouma at 200 per acre completing his quarter section. Winter praises agent Nic Roewn horst as persuasive. Also an announcement lists Shedian Township annual meeting details with music 4 H club and films. Nearby visits to several residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Winter
Lambert O. Bouma
Winter
Mr. Winter
Nic Rowenhorst
Juniors Select Rings as Down Payments for Josten Rings
Boyden High and Grade School notes report the junior class choosing class rings from Josten firm of Owatonna Minnesota with deposits collected and delivery promised before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josten
Owatonna
Minnesota
New Pupils Enroll at Local School
Since the school opened several new pupils joined classes. Franklin Van den Bosch is in the second grade with his brother John in the fifth grade. Darla Hicks, daughter of the new creamery manager, has enrolled in the first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin van den Bosch
John
Darla Hicks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boyden Camy
Chas. Hicks
Howard, S. D
Wm. Meyn
Mrs. Meyn
Mr. Latcham
Lime Springs
Joan de Jong
Evelyn de Wild
Hawarden
Pella
Central College
William Harman
Hospers
Sheldon
Gattle
Sherman Dyke
van Zee and
Vander Broek
Hospers Savings Bank
Boyden’s Weekly
John Sas
Dewey de Vries
Ben Peters
R. Evink
Maggie Verries
Jake Koolbeck
Herman Nels
Joe Stientjes, Jr
Benj. Edward van Zanten
Herman Ver Hoef
Leona Wiebe
Harriett Brouwer
Gerald Val Miller
Perek Moret
Hubert Boener
Harold Dickevers
J. W. Brink
William Gorzeman
Arta Scholten
Tony Moerman
Gerrit Beyer
Gerrit Bothof
Margaretta Kleyne
Arie Baartman
J. B. Tiedeman
Leonard Winter
Elmer Miller
Margaret Kleyn
Herman Kooiker
Heinrich A. Winter
Vincent Petg&rs
Esther Wegter
Betty Kleyne
Harriett Doorenbos
H. G. Auberg
Celia Bomgaars
John W. Moret
M. L. Horn
Jacob Westra
Boyden Hardware Store
Grey
Shedian Township
Boyden Town Hall
George Boerhave
Farm Bureau
Elsie Slothouber
Grant-Sheridan Willing Workers
Case Houtsma
Andrew van der Berg
Boyden High
Humphreys
Sioux City Foundry and Boiler Company
Jane
Beverly Doorenbos
Marie Vagts
Marian Vagts
Glenda Korselman
Carolyn VanDiepen
Dorothy de Boer
Bonnie Brouwer
Sharon Ruyter
Marie
Harvey Klien
Kenneth Slothouber
Farmers Co-Op
Boyden, Iowa
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