Sioux Electric Co operative Annual Meeting At Orange City
About 1400 members gathered at Northwestern College Auditorium Orange City for the Sioux Electric Cooperative Association annual meeting. Reports were given, directors elected, and awards announced while Basin Electric Power Cooperative and Northwest Iowa Power Cooperative links were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Electric Co-operative
Orange City
Sioux Electric Cooperative Association
Northwestern College
Alvin Linch
Tony Dekey
Sioux Two
Rock Valley
Peter Dorkout
Vernon Eilis
Center Two
Seton
Chas
F. Gayer
Plato Zwo
John Koster
Floyd
Hospers
Ata Kraayenbrink
Lincoln
Hull
Peter Mais
Harold E. Vermeer
West Bratch
Dean A. Schmidt
Wm. G. Vieemen
Grant Two
Sheldon
Frits Kock
Hudso
Peters
Fred Reekers
Larry Siege
Maurice A
Ballowing
Peter Dorhout
Chas. F. Gayer
Harold E. Vermaeer
Dean 4. Schmidt
Cooperative Gives Safe Driving Awards
At the Sioux Electric Cooperative Association annual meeting in Orange City fifteen male employees who regularly drive cooperative vehicles received safe driving awards in conjunction with the National Safety Council. Awards were given to those who have driven a year or more without a chargeable accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Cooperative
Ot Tess
Vincent P. Binder
Donald L. Bruxwood
Cornelius Eshuis
Gerald DB
Fedders
Paul M. Winchell
Ono A. Huizenga
Clarence E. Pastma
Gerald
Calsbeek
Alfred L. Bomgaars
Francis F. Sueff
George Kieinhesselink
Harry Mouw
Bad van Quer
Cecil F. Keith
Eugene G. Mulder
Harold E. Vermeer
Association
Sioux Electric Cooperative Association
Orange City
National Safety Council
Boy Scouts Complete Another Five Mile Hike
Saturday the Boy Scouts completed a five mile hike with group members George Keizer Harry Bawina John Gollenbaugh Are Gerritson and kt Heaven. They traveled from the public school north on 19th Avenue to the sandpit then west to the highway and north along Rock River stopping for meals and rest. Hessel Roorda met the group at the bridge and returned most scouts by pickup while Diane Wilson photographed the event. The scouts thank the community for support. John Klein died March 1 at age 55. Funeral service 10 am Tuesday at St Anthony Catholic Church Hospers burial at church cemetery Van der Ploeg Funeral Home Sioux Center. Survived by widow Bernadette Holler eight daughters and 22 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keizer
Harry Bawina
John Gollenbaugh
Are Gerrit~son
Heaven
Fist Bridge
Rock River
Highway 18
Hessel Roorda
Odens
Diane Wilson
Boy Scouts
Bob Wilson
John Klein
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Hospers
Builial
van der Ploeg Funeral Home
Sioux Center
Klein
Bernadette
Holler
Granville
Delbert Diteman
Sheldon
Eleanor Jungers
Ohn Luke Huygens
Sioux Ceniter
Benny Watts
Hartley
Wayne Hardin
Primghar
Larry Gallnim
Rock Valley
Eskimos Fire Centered Igloo Heating Story
An Eskimo home uses a central fire with a roof vent to heat and vent smoke. The piece contrasts it with mainland civilization, noting how snow and wind can disrupt ventilation. It warns about health risks from widespread urban smoke and urges readers to seek information and act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel
Estima
Pers
Valerie Joyce Baareman to William Carl Klein engagement
Veron Baareman announces the engagement of their daughter Valerie Joyce to William Carl Klein son of Clarence and Mra Klein of Hull. Valerie is employed at Aetna Insurance in Grand Rapids Wir and William works at D and W Food Center in Grandville. No date has been set for the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Baareman
12Th Avenue
Valerie Joyce
William Carl Klein
Clarence Klein
Hull
Migs Baareman
Aetza Insurance
Grand Rapids
Wir
Klein
D and W Food Center
Grandville
Golden Wedding for H De Jong and Goldie De Jong
Herb and Goldie De Jong of Sioux Center celebrate their Golden Wedding on March 4 with quiet plans this year and a larger gathering expected in summer. They married March 14, 1918 in Hall, then lived in Perkins and Rock Valley before settling in Sioux Center where Herb ran a poultry and hatchery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb
Goldie de Jong
Sioux Center
Hach
Goldie van Roekel
Joh Smits
Hall
Peter Jonker
Altes
Perkins
Are Ben de Jong
Rock Valley
Jim Hollander
State Fire Marshal Warns of Conditions
The prolonged dry spell across Townweather spurs fires and cautions from the Office of the State Fire Marshal Wilbur Johnson. Careless disposal of cigarettes and improper burning cause many blazes, with warnings to burn trash only in approved containers and to watch fields near roadways. Railroads will aid in preventing sparks along rights of way as authorities cite penalties under Iowa law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townweather
Towa
Wilbur Johnson
Johnson
Lowa
Clinics Set For Crippled Children in LeMars
The State Servicers for Crippled Children will conduct an ear, nose and throat clinic in LeMars on April 3 at Toho's American Lutheran Church. The clinic provides diagnostic and evaluation services for children with otolaryngological problems. Eligible patients come from Buena Vista Cherokee Ida Lyon Monona O'Brien counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Servicers For Crippled Children
Sscc
LeMars
Wed- Dessay
Toho
American Lutheran Church
1St Avenue N.W
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Ida
Lyon
Monona
O'Brien
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Gillis Haverdink
Orage City
J. Shoemaker
Hawarden
The
Sioux Electric Cooperative Asociation
Northwest Iowa Power Cooperative
Basin Electric Power Cooperative
Bismarck
North Dakota
Bureau For Reclamation
Missouri River
Basin Electric
Eugene C. Mulder
Iowa
Rural Electrification Administration
Guild For Christian Service
American Reformed Church of
Wally Luts
Orange City Chamber of Commerce
Jack Intyeldt
Bobby Smith
Louise Drake
Fort
John C. Muyskens
Henry Feekes
Glen de Haan
Joe J. Tentinger
August Lueders
Shaldon
Ar E. Franken
Arie den Hoed
Mar
Ted Driesen
Code OF Iowa
Rock Valley Town Council
Valorie Joyce Baareman
H. de Jong
de Jongs
Oscents
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
SCC
Rose Valley
John D. MacQueen
Asociate College of Medicine
Steve Fedde
Mel
Chris Fedde
Cedar Rapids
Steve
Advertising Council
H.S.C
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Double Valley
Valley Feed & Seed
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