The Independent from Hawarden, Iowa • Page 12

6, 1550 THE HAWARIXEN, IOWA SIOUX COUNTY COURT NEWS Marriage licenses were issued to the following persons: George William Burgers, 20, Rock Valley; Marjon'e Nellie De Ruyter, 20, Rock Valley. Robert Ver Mulm, 18, Rock Valley; Johanna Vonk, 17, Rock Valley. Eldon Raymond Ruden, 21, Le Mars; Mildred Mary (List, 17, Alton. The last will and testament of Tunis Jnnsma, late of Hull, was field for probate. April 25 is the day set for a hearing on the will.

Dorothy M. Johnson was appointed administratrix of the estate of Herman Johnson, late of Reading township. Bond was fixed in the amount of $500. The last will and testament of Ulbe Eringa, late of Orange City, was filed for probate. May 1 at 10 a.

m. is the time set for a hearing Albert Vander Meer filed a suit CUSTOM Oat Hulling YES! right on your farm and at your convenience. Hulled oats will get those baby pigs off to a good start and an early market Call S. D. Kindig Chatsworth, Iowa Phone 479W1 or 477W11 STOP ROOF LEAKS! THE PERMANENT For Residential or Industrial Use! Resists heal, cold, water and acids For slate, gravel, metal, composition Colors of felt and shingle roofs on 0 APPLY YOURSELF asking the court to appoint a guardian of Nellie Vander Meer, now- a aptient in the state hospital at Cherokee.

Plaintiff states that he sold his interest in real estate in Hall, Iowa, together with three other persons to Bernard Plazier for $7500 and that it will be necessary to get the release of dower interest of Nellie Vander Meer in that property and that someone should be appointed to sign the necessary release of her dower interest. In the estate of Christina Sybesma, David Sybesma was named in decedent's will with Clarence Sybesma, to act as executor but declined to act. Clarence Sybesma was appointed sole executor. The estate of John Peuse, was closed. The final report of William Peuse was approved and he was discharged and bond released.

The fifth report of Edward De Jager and Ring De Jager, guardians of Andries De Jager, was approved by the court. Guardians' report leasing a residence property in Orange City to George Leeuw for $27 per month and that the farm was rented to Ben Hanema- aj-er for $338. The final report of Carl M. Homan, administrator of the estate of Mary Homan, was approved by the court and he was discharged and estate closed and his bond was released. Ralph H.

Scott was arrested by Sheriff Harry Dykstra and appeared before Justice of the Peace H. Bastemeyer of Orange City on the charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was bound over to the grand jury and furnished a $500 bond for his release. The estate of Antone Dekkers, late of Hawarden, was valued at about $29,287.92 according to the executor's report. The estate consists of 120 acres of land; cash, Aluminum and Black or we can apply it for you! MARSHALL WELLS STORE Phone 15 Pete Lapp, owner Hawarden, Iowa No equipment to buy, no work to do.

Featured in America'i leading SOFT WATER SERVICE CO. Allen Bartels, owner Write Box 126 Or Telephone 16 Hawarden, Iowa An Easter Meditation For Twenty Centuries the world has cherished in it's bosom the faith implanted by Him for whom Easter is revered He who taught us that the greatest reward comes to those who serve best their fellow men. It is fitting, in these days of dilemma, that we pause for a moment and take stock of ourselves in the light of this great wisdom. Let us, each and all, determine to measure our deeds by the rule He gave us, in the davs that follow. bonds, cooperative shares, $20; corn and miscellaneous property, $697.

Decedent in his will gives to his son, Johan Dekkers, all livestock, grain machinery and to his da-tighter, Elizabeth Bonnema, all household goods. The remainder of his estate is to be divided among his six children, share alike. Dorothy Policastro was granted a divorce from the defendant, John C. Policastro. She was also awarded custody of her minor daughter, Janice and alimony in the sum of $500.

In the estate of Nick F. Sanem, the court decreed that the proceeds of the sale of decedent's homestead were exempt from payment of claims, except those claims filed by Fred Verschoor for $117.08 and by Farmers Mutual Coop, of Hospers in the sum of $124 plus interest. In the estate of Frank Holies, the executor, G. 3. Slobe, reports the sale of a residence property of decedent to August Luken for $1,335 and a restaurant property of Arthur G.

Holies for $1300. The sales were approved by the court. In the guardianship of Gerrit Wandscheer, the guardian, Joseph Wandscheer, made application to sell 80 acres of the ward's real estate. The court set April 7 at 10 a. m.

as the day for' a hearing on the application. The guardianship of John Rem- merde is closed. The court approved the final report of T. E. Klay, the guardian and he was discharged.

Hawarden LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Chet Schoeneman and children and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bolster and baby will spend Easter with the women's parents at VVinnebago, Neb.

Everybody buys candy at Tilg. ner's. Miss Eleanore Vogelzang of Sioux City visited Saturday with her grandmother, Mrs. A. Vander Feen.

Hawarden's Toy Store at Tiig- ner's. Mrs. Douglas Hempstead and two children of Sioux City came last week to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Niemeyer. Mr. Hempstead spent Sunday here with his family but the rest remained for a longer visit. Buy electric light bulbs, extension cords, plugs, sockets at Tilgner's.

Mr. and Mrs. George Stahly ol Coleman, S. visited Sunday in the home of her brother, Lawrence Swanson. Dr.

A. H. Nolan of Madison, S. was here last Friday visiting in the home of his sister, Mrs. Roy Nelson.

Dr. Nolan stopped here enroute home from a vacation trip to Texas. Shower gift headquarters, Tilgner's. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary will meet at the Odd Fellows hall April 10 with Ed Rembe, Fred Imbrock, Ed Jepson, Louis Wegner, Chas. Fleming and George Gunderson on the serving committee.

Installation of officers will be held in each order. When you think of insurance, think of Gearhart's. Lyle Yates, John Moore, John O'Meara, Dick Ball, Burt Britz- mann, 'Leonard Lage, Courtney De Bruin, William and Jack Ruttan, Art Gregg and Jacqueline Harrison students at the University of Iowa, will spend Easter here in their homes. Purchase on a lay-a-way plan at Tilgner's, Mr. and Mrs.

Emer Lundgren and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lienhart and two daughters visited Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. Lottie Lundgren, in Sioux Falls. Cur.tains ana window snafles at Tilgner'a.

Phyllis Erickson, Harlan Wheeler and Keith Storm, who attend the University of South Dakota at Vermillion, will spend their Easter vacation in their homes here. Hawarden's five and dime store, Tilgner's. Mrs. George Hirschman and children and her father, William Cunning-ham, of Yankton, S. returned Sunday from St.

Cloud, where they visited in the home of their sister and daughter. Used cars at A Cfrevrol-t. Mrs. Cora Btrrltet went to Omaha last Thursday to be with her sister, Mrs. W.

H. Miller of Elk Point, who submitted to an operation on her eyes. Bay ladles' hose at Kenneth Lage and Jerry who attend the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, came to spend the Easter week end in their homes. Miss Madelyn Earll, who teaches in Des Moines, will spend Easter here in her home. A store crowfled with values, Tilgner's.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beadle and baby arrived last Thursday for a brief visit In the home of her sister, Mrs. John Lankhorst. Mrs.

Beadle was formerly Wanda Hatton. Mr. Beadle is in the navy and they were enroute to Newark, N. where he will attend a school for deep sea diving. Cleaning brushes, mops, wax and polish at Tilgner's.

Mrs. B. E. Ingalis of Huron, S. visited Saturday in the home of her-brother, Lawrence Swanson.

Francy Gregg left Saturday for New York City to spend Easter with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bergdale and Lorna of Sioux Falls spent the week end here with her par- mts, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. McAninch. Miss Alpha Lake spent the week nd with friends at Akron and at- tended the Palm Sunday chorus presentation of The Crucifixion in evening. For hose, anklets and socks try Tilgner's.

Mrs. Erma Burkhart has accepted a position as bookkeeper for the company in Hawarden. Mrs. M. J.

McNally went to Ida ove today to visit in the home of her daughter, Mrs. John White. Michael Mansfield of Des Moines came Wednesday to visit with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Madigan.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hamersma ind daughter and Mr. and Mrs. jert Hamersma and baby were Sioux City visitors Saturday.

Hawarden Independent With Which is Consolidated Hawarden Chronicle Established 1880 HAtlONAl DItORlAl R. T. G-EBBIE, Publisher SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: Per year, in advance $3.00 Outside Sioux, Union. Lincoln and Plymouth counties $4.00 Published each Thursday and entered in the Hawarden, Iowa, post office as second class matter. NOTICE OP THE APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR NO.

6015 STATE OP IOWA, SIOUX COUNTY, ss. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the District Court of Sioux County, Iowa, and has qualified as Executor of the estate of Mona G. Anderson, deceased, late of Sioux County. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the same will present them, duly authenticated, to the undersigned for allowance, and file in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Sioux County, at Orange City, Iowa. Dated March 18, 1950.

Clayton B. Thompson, Executor. Clayton B. Thompson, Attorney. D.

Clerk District Court. NOTICE OF THE APPOINT. MENT OF EXECUTOR NO. 6018 STATE OF IOWA, SIOUX COUNTY, ss. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the District Court of Sioux County, Iowa, and has duly qualified as Executor of the estate of Arie Vander Feen, deceased, late of Sioux County.

AH persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims gainst the same will present them, duly authenticated, to the undersigned for allowance, and file in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Sioux County, at Orange City, Iowa. Dated March 23, 1950. Frank Vander Feen, Executor. Van Oosterhout, Te Paske, Rens, Attorneys. D.

WIERSMA, Clerk District Court. NOTICE OF THE APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR NO. 6017 STATE OF IOWA, SIOUX COUNTY, ss. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the District Court of Sioux County, Iowa, and has duly qualified as Executor of the estate of Antone Dekkers, deceased, late of Sioux County. All persons, indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the same will present them, duly authenticated, to the undersigned for allowance, and file in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Sioux County, at Orange City, Iowa.

Dated March 28, 1950. Adrian Dekkers, Executor. Maurice A. Te Paske, Attorney. Df WIERSMA, 8-2 Clerk District Court.

The potential water power of Africa is nearly equal to that of any other three continents combined. Save Time! Save Work! Dry Summer's Big Washes with ATTENTION SIOUX COUNTY You may enroll for the BLUE CROSS Plan for hospital care Protection begins APRIL 15 at one of the following places: TePaske Law Office, Sioux Center; Bank, Alton; Bank, Hospers; Farmers Coop. Oil Boyden; Farmers Coop. Hull; Farmers Elev. Rock Valley; Farmers State Bank, Hawarden; Bank, Ireton; Farm Bureau REA Office, Orange City.

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