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THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1952 PAGE FOUR THE ALTON. IOWA DEMOCRAT Sioux County Court House News Items Marriage licenses were issued to the following persons: Gerald Orville Miller, 24, Alton, and Wilmina Joyce Van Tubergen, 24, Hospers. Glen Harvard Schut, 20, Sioux Center, and Glenda Marcene Kuiken, 20, Sioux CenterRichard Gregor Sauer, 23, Granville, and Rita Evelyn Vortherms, 19, Granville. Henry Edward Bilthouse, 29, Chicago, and Ida Gerritsma, 26, Chicago, Ill. Floyd O.

Full, Granville, and Donna Ann Grady, Granville. Don Lee Van Leeuwen, 20, Orange City, and Wilma Faye Jacobsma, 23, Hospers. The Maurice Elevator Inc. filed a suit against Richard Schoellerman, demanding judgment in the sum of $286.44 and interest and costs on a check made defendant to plaintiff and drawn on the Over $300 in Prizes TO BE GIVEN AWAY Make Your Next Purchase at Kalsbeek Brothers ORANGE CITY First National Bank of Hawarwho refused to pay the same, George Kellen filed a suit asking the court to appoint a Guardian of the property of Elizabeth Kellen, 85 years of age. Plaintiff states that defendant was recently committed to the State Mental Health Institute at Cherokee, Iowa, and that she is unable to manage her affairs or take care of her property.

Jacob Altena filed a damage suit against Henry Vande Burgt and Gilbert Vande Burgt. Plaintiff in his petition states that on May 7, 1952 at about 6:00 p.m. he was driving his Buick eastward on the streets of Orange. City, approaching an intersection the defendants were driving from the North entering the intersection and drove into and upon the car of the plaintiffs and damaged it to the extent of $418.45. Plaintiff states defendant was driving at an excessive rate of speed and failed to yield the right of way at the Plaintiff demands judgment for $418.45 and interest from Mav 7th and for costs.

John Jonker and Bert Menning were appointed Guardians of the property and person of Allie Jonker of Orange City with bond set in the amount of $2000.00. The Last Will and Testa- FREE! A Modern Ruler- Free for the Asking. For Every Child of School Age at the Alton Tasty Bakery Deluxe Universal QUAKER GAS RANGES OIL HEATERS $219.50 and Up $64.95 $249.75 Installed SPECIAL MODELS $139 $189 WHIRLPOOL 'And HAMILTON Dexter Deluxe CLOTHES WASHERS DRYERS $134.50 $204.95 Free Trial SPECIAL And Installation MODELS $114.50 $124.50 GENEVA WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC STEEL WASHERS KITCHENS $289.95 Free Planning Service $319.95 And Estimates MAKE YOUR NEXT PURCHASE WITH US SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PLUS Over $350 in Prizes Absolutely Free One Coupon With Each $10 Purchase Kalsbeek Brothers Phone 159 ORANGE CITY 107 E. 3rd St. IT'S ALMOST READIN' RITIN' RITHMETIC TIME! US DRY CLEAN School Togs Now! The Hawarden Cleaners Monday and Thursday or Leave at Homan's Store ment of Ring Jasper, late of Orange City.

was filed for probate. September 2nd is the day set for a hearing on the will. Upon petition, Henry Boender and Westra were appointed administrators of the estate of Dirkje Boender, late of Boyden. Bond of Administrators was fixed in the amount of $50,000.00, The court appointed Mattie J. Baugus as administratrix of the estate of Baugus, late of Hawarden.

Bond of administratrix was set in the amount of $1500.00. Robert Boonstra was appointed Guardian of property of Bryan Boonstra, a minor. Bond was set in the amount of $500.00. The estate of Roelof Cleveringa, late of Rock Valley, was valued at about $36,061.80 and consists of $516.45 cash; notes, U.S. bonds and stock in local cooperatives livestock, grain and farm equipment other personal property $100.00.

The estate goes to his three children according to decedent's will. In the guardianship of several minors heirs of John Van Engen, the guardian reports the sale of the minors' interest in two tracts of land for the sum of $6000.00 to Fred Van Engen. The sale was approved by the court, The estate of Janna H. Den Herder, late of Sioux Center. was valued at about $91,200.00 and consists of real estate only.

The estate goes to her heirs as provided in her last will. The annual report of Henry H. Winter. Guardian of William A. Winter, was approved by the court.

The estate of Rena Bouma, late of Orange City, was valued at about $13,500 and consists of a one interest in a town property in Orange City and a fourth interest in about 160 acres of land; cash $200.00: bonds other personal property $300.00. The estate goes to her two brothers and a sister. In the guardianship of Ben Oolbekkink, the guardian reports the sale of the ward's one-half interest in the Hospers Repair Shop to Tunis The estate Joe N. White in closed. court approved the final report of Bessie White.

the executrix, and she. was discharged. ORANGE CITY Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Hubers and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reinders have returned from their trip to Colorado where the Hubers visited the Donald Zwieps at Fort Collins and the Reinders added Denver and Colorado Springs to their visit. Mr.

and Mrs. Jas. Jasper left Tuesday for Corpus Christi, Texas to visit her sister, the Rev. C. McGowan family.

Rev. McGowan is recovering from an illness with amnesia. Mrs. Gt. Dolieslager and children Joan and Darrell.

Mrs. Henry Heilkema. Art and Allen are visiting relatives in Pease and Oglivie, Minn. this week. Pic.

John Harmelink is in active combat with the armed forces in Korea. His address is: Co. U.S. 55163734 APO 248, 23rd Inf. Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division.

PM, San Francisco, Calif. Rev. F. B. Mansen preached in the Reformed Church of Greenleafton, Sunday.

Mansen accompanied him to be entertained as as houseguests in the Alton Heusinkveld home there. Mrs. Annette Bloemendaal who underwent surgery at the local hospital is doing well. The Rev. Harold Schuller family of Ivanhoe, arrived last Tuesday for a visit with relatives here.

A family gathering was held at the Henry Mouw home Thursday evening in honor of the Rev. Schullers. Present were Mr. Jno. Beltman.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schuller, Mr. land Mrs. Henry Schuller, the Gt.

Vander Pel family of Sibley, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reckers and son Arie. Mr. and Mrs.

Jno. A. Reckers and Miss Gertrude Vander Vegte spent a week in the Black Hills and Utah. Mrs. Merle McNutt was dismissed from the Lutheran hospital in Sioux City where she underwent major surgery.

She is doing well. Rev. and Mrs. J. A.

Veldman and her mother, Mrs. Minnie Bergman are leaving Thursday for Holland, Mich. Rev Veldmans will journey on to Baltimore, and other eastern states. Little Jeanne Bloemendaal, the 8-month old daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

J. G. Bloemendaal was ill with measles last week. Mr. Mrs.

Al Blemaster are on a vacation trip through the east. The Gt. and Neal Rozebooms are on a trip through the west, The Jas. Korver family returned Monday from a vacation at the Lakes. Rev.

Arnold Lummel of Flemington, N. the First conducted Ref. the services in Church Sunday. The Rev. Van her Lummels Mrs.

are Fred Visiting. and mother, others. H. relatives J. Vande here.

trip Waa through and son Carl' are on a the Pacific Northwest. Martin Hoekman of Rev. will preach at the TrinGeorge ity Ref. Church, Sunday, Aug. 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Vande and Mary will leave Steeg Tuesday, Aug. 19 for will benati. Ohio where Mary gin ant at the Mt.

Washington her work as pastor's assistPresbyterian Church. Miss Fern Smith attended the Fred Waring Workshop at Boulder, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanser accompanied by, Mrs.

Jack Dempsey arrived Satur da Han-. from St. Louis, Mo. The visited in the home of A. sers J.

Vande Steeg until Tuesday when they left for Colorado, to get their daughter Judy who is attending camp at Shoshoni Park. They will go trout fishing in Colorado's streams and tour the country side. Mrs. Dempsey who accompanied them here is visiting her mothMrs. A.

De Bey in the er, Pioneer Home. Rev. and Mrs. H. Colenbrander are expected home from their trip to Michigan and New Jersey in the latter part of this week.

Their vacation was saildened Colenbrander's by the sister, death of Rev. Wm. Greendyk, 58, of Paterson, N. J. Mrs.

Greendyk passed away Aug. 7 at a hospital there after a brief illness with pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and a son, Arnold at home. Also surviving are her brother, Harry Van Lummel of Paterson, 'her sister, Mrs. Jno.

Pest of Muskegon, and her half-brothers: Mr. Dick Colenbrander of Sioux Center and Rev. Colenbrander Orange City. Rev. and Mrs.

Colenbrander were with their sister the time of her illness and attended the funeral Saturday. Dr. F. Wazeman preached at the Reformed Church of Siblev Sunday. Mrs.

Wazeman and Jet children accompanied him there in the evening. Mrs. Wm, G. Korver helped her sister, Mrs. Chas.

Gasser of City celebrate her birthday, Friday. and "Ring" Jasper Funeral services were held Saturday. Aug. 2 for "Ring" Jasper who passed away on Wednesday, July 30. Services were held in the First Chr.

Ref. Church with Dr. R. Bronkema in charge. Death was due to coronary thrombosis.

Mr. Jasper was 70 years of age and the last remaining of 6 sons of Jacobus and Riemke Jasper. He was born in Orange 1882 and married Etta Siaarda of LeMars in 1912. They were the parents of a son and a daughter, They are Roger of Grand Rapids, and Ruth (Mrs. Richard Hof) of Akron, Ohio who with their I mother survive him.

There are 4 grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jake De Haan, Mrs. Jno.

A. Ver Steeg and son Marion visited Monday evening in the Jake J. Ver Steeg home at Sibley, and made the acquaintance of the new baby in the Donald Ver Steeg home there. Herman is recovering from a slight stroke suffered last week. Mrs.

Arend Kraayenbrink (Clarice Gesink) receive)d a call from her husband in North Korea telling her that he is well. He is with a combat battalion there. The Kraayenbrinks became the parents of their first child July 31, who passed away, shortly after birth. The soldier had received the sad message of the death of their child. Mrs.

Kraayenbrink is well. The Bernard Vander Aarde family and Miss Darlene De Boer; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mouw and Jimmy; the John Schuller family are among the many to vacation on a fishing trip to northern Minnesota. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm Van Gorp, Vera and Billy left Wednesday to visit the Gt. Boone family at Britton, S.D., for the remainder of the week. RUPTURE SHIELD-EXPERT, H. L.

HOFFMANN of Minneapolis, will demonstrate, without charge his "Rupture Shields" in Sheldon, Hotel Earle Saturday, Aug. 23rd From 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.

Please come early. Mr. Hoffmann says: "I have specialized in the field of Rupture Correction since 1928 and personally fitted well over ten thousand cases. When skillfully done most Rupture openings will contract in a short time. Above all you can go to work immediately without fear or pain.

There are many of my satistied customers right here in this community. CAUTION: If neglected, rupture may cause weakness, backache, nervousness, stomach and gas pains. People having large ruptures, which have returned after surgical operations or done Injection treatments, are especially invited. "It you want it right, don't experiment. See HOFFMANN." It unable to see him at this time address: HOFFMANN'S SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO.

933 ANDRUS BUILDING Minneapolis 2, Minn, Katje Haigwood Gerald Katje, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Katje of Orange City, and Miss Ida Louise Haigwood of Dallas, Texas were married at the home of the groom's brother, the Frank Katjes Friday, Aug. 1, at 8 o'clock in the evening. The Rev.

H. Hoffman officiated. Members of the immediate family were present. The bride was lovely in white lace dress and finger-tip nylon veil. She carried red roses and, her jewelry' was a rhinestone necklace and earrings.

A reception was held following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Katje are at home in the Kepp apt. The groom and his brother are in the painting business.

Mr. Katje has been in service for the past 4 years. He was in Germany for years returning to the States in March served in Fort Sill, and Camp Polk, until his discharge in June. He has been connected with radar and was radar chief. Mrs.

Al Blemaster will teach vocal and instrumental music in the Boyden schools for the coming year. Mr. and Tony Huisenga are taking son, Julius to Glenwood Thursday, to attend school there. The Herman Bruxvoort children and grandchildren were home to help him celebrate his 76th birthday, Aug. 5.

Coming from a distance was the daughter. Mrs. Ralph Bremer of Grand Rapids who returned home Thursday. Clarence Bruxvoort was unable to be present. T.

Marra has returned home from a Sioux Citv hospital. Arrive in Japan Mr. Ronald Korver and Miss Ruby Barth arrived safely Aug. 1 at Kamakura, Japan. They -tell of a wonderful trip on a calm sea and no one seasick.

There were 7 Americans aboard the Japanese ship. Also Japenese orchestra and recreational facilities available. Worship services held on Sundays with Mr. Korver as one of the leaders, who also translated the hymns from the English Hymnals into the Japanese language. The wedding date for Mr.

Korver and Miss Barth has been set for Sept. 6. They will be stationed at Tokyo. Pete Van Oosterhout has finished training at the Hills Air Force Base at Ogden, Utah. The B.

J. Schrader family resides at Opa Locka, where he is stationed at the Jet Air Base. Dr. Bronkema has an invitation to serve a congregation in Angeles, while the pastor, the Rev. Richard Daane has a year's leave of absence for study.

Dr. and Mrs. Bronkema will take charge there in the middle of September. The Dr. F.

Wezeman family left for Minneapolis to attend the North Central Ass'n with Work- the shop University in of Minnesota, "Wedconnection nesday to Friday. John Zevenbergen has Vander purchased the Bernard Zwaag farm located of 2 Orange north and miles east City. Possession March has 1. Bernard Vander Zwaag purchased the Walter Van Meet- west and eren 3 north of Newkirk. Possfarm located 1 mile ession March 1.

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Dial 2801 Alton, Iowa A "For Sale" ad will sell that surplus farm machinery Dr. C. B. Murphy Physician and Surgeon 0. B.

Murphy, M.D., Ph. 3921 Office Phone No. 3301 DR. J. K.

MARRIOTT Veterinarian Phone 3671 Alton Dr. E.J. G. Bloemendaal Dental Surgeon Orange City, Iowa Telephone No. 50 i Dr.

M. Vander Maaten Veterinarian Drange City Phone 348 SAMUEL OSDOBA and Q. STORIE Dental Surgeons Orange City, Iowa Office Phone 53-Res. Phone 313 J. W.

ALLEN LICENSED EMBALMER FUNERAL DIRECTOR 42 Years Experience Iowa License No. 3043 Phone Alton 20071, Day Ar Night South Dakota License No. 173 DR. W. R.

MEIER 1 Dental Surgeon Orange City, Lowe Phone 291 Clifford D. Bogaard Auctioneer Farm Sales, Real Furn. Sales PUREBRED SALES Phone 22 Orange City, Iowa WASHER SERVICE We specialize in all Maytag repairing Gennine Maytag Parts and ou ORANGE CITY MAYTAG APPLIANCE Phone 180 THE BEST IN Farm Loans AND 'Abstracts Of Title Sioux Abstract Inc. ORANGE CITY, IOWA W. H.

Hospers Jackson Respers Service Parts and Repairs C. J. Stegink KALBEEK BROS. Orange City, Phone 159 NEW HEARING AID! 75 Kobes Jewelry, Orange City, Ia. FARMERS! We buy hogs every day at top market prices We Also Buy Springing Cows and Heifers Ted Woudstra Livestock Order Buyer Hospers, lows Stockyards 186.