The Sioux County Index from Hull, Iowa • Page 11

Mrs. James Te Krony 439-1595 The annual meeting of the Sioux County Library board was held in the Hull public library Monday evening, with the local board furnishing the refreshments. Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Henry De Leeuw, Mrs Nellie Van't Hul, Mrs.

Nellie Oelrich and Mrs. Kate Humme visited in the home of their aunt, Mrs. Tom De Roster. They brought and served a delicious lunch. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry James Boeve entertained at Sunday dinner for the birthdays of his father, Mr. Henry C. Boeve, which was that day, and for his sister, Darla, which was Friday. Guests were: Mr.

and Mrs. Henry C. Boeve, Darla and Lisa, Mr. Norman Boeve and Miss Mary Franken and Mr. Dwayne Boeve and Miss Paula Johnson.

Afternoon onests were Mr. and Mrs. Ch'H Dwayne De Boer, Dawn J2 Curtis and Mr. and Mrs g-Cenneth Boeve and Mr. John Van't from Woodstock, Minnesota visited with Wm.

Gunnink on Friday. Craig Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoksbergen and Patricia Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hoekstra, received the sacrament of baptism in the Protestant Reformed Church Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lucas De Koster accompanied by Sally Kay De Koster of Des Moines, spent the weekend at Boulder, Colorado, in the John G. De Koster home.

On Saturday afternoon, they attended the Colorado State vs. Iowa State football game in Ft. Collins. Mrs. Lena Van Pykdren from Luverne, Minnesota, spent a few days in the home of Mrs.

Alice Nyenhuis. Mr. John Vander Stelt from Dordt College will have charge of the services in the First Christian Reformed Church Sunday, Sept. 24. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Van Veldhuizen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bomgaars returned from a ten day trip to Niagara Falls ind parts of Canada. They went especially to visit with a cousin of the ladies from the Netherlands, who was visiting his children in Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. Walt Boogerd, Mrs. Minnie Boogerd and Mr. and Mrs.

Siebert Haverhals from Sioux Center spent Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Te Krony in Clear Lake, S. D. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Calsbeek from Sioux Center visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gunnink Sunday afternoon.

The Siouxland Sunday School Rajly will be held in Orange City. September 24 is youth night. Other meetings are scheduled for September 25 and 26. All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. De Koster led the discussion on court reform at the O'Brien County Bar Association meeting at Sanborn on Tuesday.

Mrs. De Koster accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. George Oelrich from Seattle, Washington are visiting at the homes of Mrs.

Lawrence Oelrich and Mr. and Mrs. Charles The following came to visit them on Sunday: Mrs. Louis De Koster and Marvin from Orange City, Mrs. Tom De Koster from Hull, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Dindot from Canton, S. D. and Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Oelrich from Watertown, S. D. Harry Gunnink from Phoenix, Arizona called his parents to tell them that his son was leaving for service in the navy on Monday and will be stationed at San Diego. Mrs. Nellie Miersma accompanied Mr.

and Mrs. Sam De Jong from Orange City to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Spronk in Beaver Creek, Minnesota Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Kooiker, Sr. returned Saturday, after a week's visit at the Willis Kooiker home in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They were accompanied by their daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Bud Rozeboom, anrd-Jpyep'Anrr 1 of Leota, Minn.

Joyce en- rolled as a Junior at Calvin College. John and Sherry Kooiker arrived safely in Japan via Alaska plane trip. They are getting settled in their new home and surroundings both are teaching at the Christian Academy at Tokyo Their address is: Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Kooiker, Christian Academy in Japan Sninkawa-cho, Higashi Kur- un Tokyo, Japan 1 oU-03, HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. William Kuiper underwent knee surgery at the Sioux Valley hospital in Sioux Falls. Mrs. Fred Langstraat returned to her home after having been a patient in St, Lukes hospital in Sioux City. Mr.

Bert Bonestroo is a medical patient in the Sheldon hospital. 1 Mr. Gerben De Jong returned home from the hospital on Wednesday and is making a good recovery. Mr. Jon Scholten, Sr.

had his right eye removed in a Sioux City hospital this past week. He is recuperating at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Sie- besma at Hull. Mrs. G.

Regnerus improves slowly at the Sioux Valley hospital in Sioux Falls. Mrs. Rich Rikkers was transferred from the Sioux Center hospital to St. Joseph's hospital in Sioux City for further observation. Mrs.

Minnie Scholten is a patient in the Orange City hospital for observation and treatment. Mr. Herman Van Otterloo is getting along well at the St. Joseph's hospital in Sioux City. Index-fteporter Thursday, September 21, 1972 (page 11) Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Greving of Sheldon, baby girl on Sept. 15, named Lori Ann. Prohibition ends in Evanston, III. Evanston, 111., birthplace of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and a "dry" community for 117 years, got its first bars recently.

Licenses issued by the state Uquor Control Commission to eight restaurants are being contested in court by the temperance union. named Teresa Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Egdorf of Sheldon, baby boy, born Sept.

9, 1972, named Nathan Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dolphin of Hospers, baby girl, on Sept. 11, named Londa Kay.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Stoll of Granville, baby girl on Sept. 13, named Peggy Ann. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Van't Hul of Rock Valley, baby boy on Sept. 14, named Michael Dale. Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Zoone- feid of Harris, Iowa, baby girl on Sept. 5, named Karey Lyn. din fSSnH-rf the leadership of scoutmasters Erwin Bonestroo and Willis Van- T' atte 2 the area Camporee this past Saturday and Sunday at Oak Grove State Park. Troop 215 won a yellow ribbon at the meet for inspection, and came home with a 3 tent Sta 8 contest. Attending the cJmSri abo a re those who entered the stake competition: Brian Not p.c- Mr.

and Mrs. Gerrit De Leeuw and daughters from Sioux Center, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bonestroo and family from Doon, Mr. and Mrs.

Arlan Bones troo and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallinga and family from Hull. Births on Aug. 30, 1972, named Dean Joseph.

Mr. and Mrs. David Bonestroo of Hull, Iowa, baby boy on Aug. 31, 1972, named Daniel Lee. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald of Sheldon, Iowa, twin sons on September 2, 1972. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moller of Canton, S.

baby boy, named Bradley Dale, born Sept. 4, 1972. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morris of Sheldon, Iowa, baby boy, born Sept.

5, 1972, named Yancy Jainon. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Klein- hesselink of Sheldon, Iowa, baby boy, born Sept. 5, 1972, named Irwin Dale.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miedema of Hospers, Iowa, baby girl, born Sept. 8, 1972, TAXES ENTERTAINED FOR BAPTISM In honor of the baptism of their son, Daniel Roy, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Fedders entertained the following at dinner on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John Smit, Jr. and Doug, Dori Smit, Dwayne De Jong, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Kleinwolterink and family and Mrs. John T. Smit, all of Hull; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fedders and Roger from Sioux Center; Mr.

and Mrs. Bernie Fedders and family and Mr. and Mrs. Tunis Vollink and family from Ireton. Mr.

and Mrs. David Bonestroo entertained at dinner at the pf Mr. Egbert in honor of the baptism of their son, Daniel Lee. Guests were: Mr. Egbert Bonestroo, LOCAL BIRTH Mr.

and Mrs. Charles (Chuck) Brunsting are the proud parents of their first child, a son, born on September 14. The baby weighed at birth and has been named Jackson Ray. The Brunstings are in Honolulu, where Mr. Brunsting is in the service.

The mother is the former Marge Roorda from Pipestone, Minn. This is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brunsting. SHELDON Mr.

and Mrs. Brian Rueter of Ocheyedan, Iowa, baby boy on Aug. 27, 1972, named Matthew Scott. Mr. and Mrs.

James Johann of Minneapolis, baby boyon Aug. named Cody James. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marnach of Sheldon, Iowa, baby boy FURNITURE AUCTION Location: 1 block north and 3 block west of the Hull Coop Gas Oil or 909 3rd St.

in Hull, Iowa. COMMENCING AT 1:00 P. M. SHARP Saturday, Sept. 23 AS FOLLOWS: 2 piece bedroom suite with box spring and mattress (rubber foam) hamper living room couch smoke stands corner shelves several small round and square tables lamp tables couch, which can be made into a double bed and mattress dresser small aquarium table lamps bathroom scale 3 straight chairs set of 6 dining room chairs, buffet RCA t.v., 21 inch 2 step end tables (matching) matching table lamps 2 swivel rockers occasional chairs, floral and velvet fernery box on stand glass brick shelving 3 flower planters with stand Dutch books book shelves table model radio AM FM, with church hook up TV chair large wall mirror pots, pans, miscel.

dishes, etc. kitchen set with four chairs Fri- gidaire refrigerator frost proof Maytag freezer, chest type electric appliances electric apt. stove Kirby vacuum cleaner toaster mixer (Hamilton Beach) fans G.E. floor polisher iron Presto humidifier fry pan bun warmer magazine rack carpet sweeper dust mops- ironing board framed mirror TV tray kitchen step stool throw rugs 2 step ladders quarts, pint fruit jars crocks flower pots, etc. bird house clothes rack garden hose garden tools, etc.

plywood for bed. Maytag Conventional washer-square tub (aluminum) ANTIQUES square cedar chest New Home sewing machine mantel clock candle holders 2 waist high flower pedestals grandfather chair rocker, leather seat rocker, upholstery seat sewing rocker kerosene lamp rocker books TERMS: CASH Hattie Te Slao Estate JOHN DE GROOT, Auctioneer IOWA STATS BANK: Clerk Attention Golfers Are you interested in working for a golf course for the area of Boyden, Hull, George, Matlock Special meeting for the purpose of planning and organizing Saturday, Sept. 23 8:00 P.M. AT BOYDEN TOWN BUILDING ALL FOUNTAINS FEEDERS 10 off REGULAR IOW PRICE ZEVENBERGEN PLUMBING HEATING Before THE HARVEST SEASON BEGINS AND THE WINTER WEATHER STARTS CHECK AND REPLACE THOSE WORN TIRES MAKE A STOP AT FARMERS COOP GAS AND OIL IN BOYDEN WE HAVE THE FULL LINE OF QUALITY TIRES Tractor Implement Wagon CHECK WITH OUR ON THE FARM TIRE EXPERTS FOR FAST FLEET FARM 'TIRE SERVICE Safety First IS A MOTTO OF GOOD COMMON SENCE. WE URGE ALL OF OUR PATRONS TO EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION WITH THEIR EQUIPMENT DURING THIS HARVEST SEASON Here to serve you) Formers Coop Oil Association PHONE 7314301- IOWA.