Sioux Center News from Sioux Center, Iowa • Page 7

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1943 THE SIOUX CENTER NEWS PAGE SEVEN COUNTY School News All the'Rural schools have, been sup plied with Safety Readers. Teachers, early Jn the school year, should instruct pupils, how to walk on the road to avoid accidents. If the teachers, by their teaching, save one child from injury or death, the time has been well spent. Children should not be scattered all over the road at or near the top of hills. Cars coming over the hill are apt to strike the children, if the children have not been taught their proper place on the high way.

During the past week, while, visiting a school in Plato Twp. during the noon hour, the teacher had all the pupils get their lunch boxes and enter the room in orderly fashion. When al! were seated, the pupils and teacher sang a short song of Grace. The teacher and pupils then opened their lunch, boxes and ate a happy meal to-gether When the meal-was finished, the desk were cleared and lunch boxes put a way, then the teacher went out to di rect the noon day play activities her pupils. The school children and teachers who recognize the Almightj at the noon hour, are apt to have pleasant noon hour to-gether and gooi lessons in.

the While visiting a beginning teache in Garfield Township the' past week County Superintendent Tye, noticet clean, neat and orderly, her school room seemed to The children were busy and interested, and the little teacher was surely master of the situation. Mr. Tye observed the teaching of three classes, and noted how well ''the responded, they knew the teacher was working, hard lor them; 2, Wilma Vander Werff, Hull Vo. 3, Lillian Schuett, Hull "Jo. 4, Edith Bomgaars, Orange City fo.

4, Henrietta De Groot, Boyden 5, Janet Hens, Boyden Jo. 5, Ruth Br'unsting, Hull tfo. 8, Semelia Bomgaars, Or. City No. 9, Nelvina Den Hartog, Soo Center 1, Agnes De Witt, Sioux Center to.

2, Arlerie J. Bomgaars, Or. City tfo. 3, Ruth Aherendt, Sioux Center No. 4, Joyce M.

Dy bshorn, Ireton Kfo. Voorderman, Sioux Center No. 6, Agnes Sheller, Maurice No. 7, Grace Emmert Melvin, Hawarden No. 8, Winnie Feekes, Sioux Center No.

9, Beulah Nanninga, Ireton Eagle 1, Delores Winkelman, Ireton No; 2, Helen Schiefen, Hawarden No. 3, Louise Holtkamp, Hawarden No: 4, Alice Krull, Hawarden No. 5, Bernice Rolfs Warner, Ireton No. 6, Helen Jean Sneider, Ireton No. 7, Bernice Wills McCrory, Haward No.

9, Fern Steinfadt, Hawarden East Orange 5, Agnes Bindner, No. 7, Alice Bachman, Granville No. 8, Florence Degen, Granville No. 9, Alberta Kinney, Floyd Twp. and Flo'yd Rural 4, Kathleen Bloemendaal, Graav No.

8, Roos, Alton Eleanor Hensink, Hospers Garfield No. 1, Dorothy Gayer, Hock.Valley No. 2, June Newman, Hawarden No. 4, Dagle, Hudson, S.D. 5, Verna De Cjraaf, Rock Valley No.

6, Geraldirie Beyer. Sioux Center In a hard fought, but rather loosely No. 7, Lois De. Jager, Hock Valley lock Vo. 1, Theresa Baartman, Rock Valley Jennie Vande Stowe, R.

Valley fo.5, Marlene Van Sloten Bajema, R.V. Settlers No. 1, Margaret Van Dyke, Inwood No. 2, Doris Miller, Hudson, S.D. No.

3, Florence Pederson, Fairview, S.D Sheridan Twp--" o. 1, Jo Ann Vander Maten, Sheldon Mo. 3, Dena Haveman, Hull 4, Geneva Hoetman, Hull, tfoj 5, Kathleen Honan, Hawarden No. 6, Lorayne Oostenink, Hull Sherman Clara TerHorst, Ireton No. 2, Gertrude Leeuw, Orange City No.

De Jager, Orange City No. 7, Harriet De Jong, Orange City No. 8, Elizabeth Schlesser, Struble Sioux No. 2, Everdean Valley No. 4, Ethel Saunders, Hudson, S.D.

No. 5, Hattie Dykstra, Hock Valley No. 6, Angelina De Graaf, Hock Valley No. Elsie Van Beek, Rock Valley Nor 8, Elsie Hoefakker, Hock Valley Noo 9, Gertrude Meendering, R. Valley Washington 1, Mabel Johnson.

Twillman, Ireton No. 2, Qlene Lan'gley, Hawarden No. 3, Orleen Faith Keehn, Hawarden No. 4, DeLoris Crow, Hawarden No. 5, Cleone Vloihb, Ireton No.

6, Belauh Wills, Ireton 0. 7, Esther Van Wyhe, Ireton So. 8, Arlene Helmrichs, Ireton o- 9, Hope Jans, Hawarden Welcome Twp-1, Dorothy'Meyerhbff, Hull No. 2, Alberta Vis, Hull played game, Hawarden defeated Akron, at.Hawarden Friday evening, before a capacity crowd. Hawarden has a splendid bunch of material this year.

"When the team reaches machine-like coordination, it is capable giving 'battle to most any team'in this section. "Hawarden will play the strong Leeds this Friday night at Hwarden. The Sioux County School Masters Club met at Sioux Center, Iowa Wednesday afternoon to for- the year and transact Supt. Karl Gaylord of Sioux Center and Sup't. C.H.

Orange City, la. are President and See'y. respectively. The financial'report for the club shows a balance of ($95.94) zs ot September 1, 1943. This club has a going concern for 25 years ancl has done much, to make the town schools better, for both students and teachers.

Office callers the past week included Mr, and Mrs. Harry DeVries, Director No 1 Garfield Twp Miss Flor ence De Raad, Alton Public School Miss Lewis Miss Brown, Miss Eidc and Mrs Pearl Muilenberg, Orange City Public Mr Amos Boetman, Director No 3 Capel Twp, Adrianna Pals, Hull, Miss Clara Ter Horst, No 1 Sherman, Miss Helen De Jager, No 6 Sherman Twp, Miss Elnora De Jager, SJoux Center public school. Miss Eleanor Hensink, Floyd Hural Ind-, Miss "Bernice Roos, No 3 Floyd, Supt Gosselmk, Hull, Prof TCeumng, Rock Valley Christian school, Miss Geneva Hoetaian, Sheridan Twp. District No. .4, Miss GarheUi Oosteriink Wo.

3 Lincoln-Hull, Mrs. Anthony Te' Paske, Sioux Center, Miss Elizabeth Colenbrander, Hull Public school, and James of the Newkirk Consolidated Board, and Joe List President of Orange school No. 8, Margaret Koob, Hawarden rant F6. 1, Marie Tbering, Sheldon tfp- 4, Clazena.Bomgaars, Sioux Center No. 6, Helen Kitrimel, Sheldon Ellen White, Sheldon Dena Lyieri, Alton Holland 2, Marjorie Foreman, Orange City No.

3, Joan Mol, Sioux Center Nelviria Vander Schaaf, Or. City No. 5, Etta Van Gelder, Orange City No. 7, Bertha Sinkey. Peters, Or.

City Lincoln No. 1, Dora Brouwer Schol, Hull No. 2, Marilyn Klay, Hull No. 3, Garneth Oostenink, Hull No. 4, Marian Vander Werff, Hull No.

5, Wilt, Hull No. 6, Hose Nobel, Hull No. 7, Gertrude Oliver Vant Hul, Hull Sadie'Hikkers -Rosters. Hull Logan 1, Mary Bemiss, Hawarden No. 2, tbis M.

Johnson, Hawarden No. 3, Pauline Ddohen, Hawarden Lynn Townships- No. 1, Edna.Oolbekkink, Sheldon No. 2, Zsena Postma Sheld. No 3, Harriet Langstraat, Sheldon No.

4, MrsVrMa'e Xamoureux, Sheldon No. 5, Leola-Van Wyk, Sheldon Sioux County Rural' W3-1944 Buncombe No. l.LenorafDykstra Bush, "Hawarden Mo 2, Gladys Velgersdyk, Hawarden Capel Twp. -Wo. 1, Mabel Jenison, Boyden Nassau No 3, Mildred De Jager Schoep, No.

5, Marvel Firth Jones, Orange City No. 6, Frances Beltman, Alton Plata? 1, Emma Hooyer, Sioux Center No 2, Arlene Schuiteman, Sioux Ctr No. 3, Ruth Miller, Hock Valley No. 4, Inez V. Miller, Rock Valley No 5, Esther Kooir Bock Valley No 6, Ariba Marie Bozeboom, R.

Val No. 3, Harriet Schuiteman, Soo No. 4, Edith De Wit, Sioux Center' No. 5, Wiiniina Vander Schaaf, S. Ctr.

No. Vander Schaaf, S. Ctrl Sfo 7, Mildred Ver'Meer, Sioux Center No. 8, Jeanette Mulder, Sioux Center No. 9oLois MoeUer.

Sioux'Center West Branch No. 1, Joan Vander Berg, Sioux Center No. 2, Mary Kiel, Maurice No. 3, -Joan Vander Sehaaf, Soo Center No. 4, Jessie Van Dokkutnburg, S.

Ctr No. 5, Florence Vande Brake, O. C'ty No. 6, Theresa Nibbelink, Or. City No.

7, Leona Boeyink, Sioux Geriter Granville Catha'rine J. Bernard, Granville Matlock Dorothy Armstrong Chappel, Sheldon Bernice Smith, Sheldon Very truly yours, Charles H. Tye, County Sup't. 0 Middleburg News (Mr and Mrs Jake Dykstra and dau ghters were visitors at the home of and Mrs -Sam Faber near Sheldon last Mrs Anthony Vander Wilt accompanied by a sister from Washington made a trip to Pella where they called oh a sister who was confined to a hospital there. Cornelius Mollema was taken by am- to Iowa City Sunday morning for treatments.

The 'Merry Get-togethers" met at the home of Mrs. Ray Varifler Meulen last Friday evening. New officers were elected The ladies were accompanied by-their husbands. After the meeting a-delicious lunch was Kblenbfaii'der'a'ti'd'-" elders have 'and grand children Friday evening to elp him-celebrate. Mr Mrs.

Lawrence Tiedeman hd family were Sunday supper the home of Barney Westra. Grandpa Va nd 2 Weerd and Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wissink visited at the H. Kooiker home Sunday evening.

arid Mrs. Wm. Keizer and fam ly were visitors at the Bill Goudswaard home last Tuesday evening. Miss Stella Dykstra and Delia Brum mel were Slipper guests of Rose Nobel Jake Jipping who spent a weeks va cation at home last week, returned to his work in Sioux City. Mr.

and Mrs. R.J. Kooiker and Maxine arid PFC Edwin Kooiker and family visited the Egbert Vander Sloot family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Hoogeveen anc children of Steen, Minn, visited the Henry Boone home Sunday. R.J. Kooiker and PFC Edwin Kooiker and wife and baby were supper guests at' the Henry J. VandeWeerc home Monday evening. Mrs.

Martin Prins, Mrs. John Van der-Stowie and Mrs. Gerrit Vande Stowie! visited with Mrs. Sam Kooima at Rock Valley last Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs John Te Slaa and family were visitors at the Barney Westra home Sunday evening. Mrs.

Tillie Sipma was a Sunday din- guest at the Albert Kuiper home. Miss Stella Dykstra was a weekend guest at the John Vis home. Miss Fenna Keizer and William Keizer were dinner and supper guests at he William Keizer home. Mrs Heinle Kooiker and daughter Mrs. Edwin Kooiker and baby, Mrs J.

Van Batavia and daughter and Mrs Kooiker were guest at the Gerri Wismk home in Rock Valley honorin Mrs Darrell Dunn Rock Ramaker Sale Dates Sept 18--A Johnson real estat and furniture sale, Sheldon, Iowa. Sept 21--Mrs. Edna Me Do'ugal Farm Sale, Craig. Sept 23--Mrs Frank Towers, turn ture sale, Sheldon, Iowa Callsen, Pure Bre Hereford Sale, LeMars, Pavilliori. Sept 28--Albert C.

De Haad Farm Sale, Ireton Sept, 30--Arthur Callsen Farm sal Craig Oct 1--Ed Haze Fann Sale, Sious Center. Oct. Jansen Farm Sa Sheldon Nov 9--Peter Vander Tuig, Pri: ghar Nov 10--Case Haverhals, Hawarden Nov 17--Mrs Henry Veldboom, Orange City Nov 18--Ike Boerma, Sheldon Nov 20--Fred Monkemeyer, Ashton Nov 23--Vonk Sheldon, Poll- 'ed Hereford Purebred-sale. Funds Ready When Papers Are Signed Call At First National Bank SIOUX CENTER, IOWA Harriet Rozeboom, Bock" Valley commencea their annual house visita- Wb 7, Joyce Boeyink, Sioux Center No 8, Henrietta Sandbulte, Rock Valley No. Esther Sioux Reading 1, Alida Hibma, Maurice No.

2, Myrtle Holtdorf, Ireton No; 8, Mildred Galland, Craig No 9, Leona Westergard, Hawarden CLOSING OUT SALf Mrs Edna McJJpugall will hold a closing out sale on the premises local ed IVi miles east of Craig; AV-t mile west of Struble, on FALL CUSTOM WORK Fall butchering has begun and we are again prepared to do your smoking and curing. Please call us before you bring in butchering orders so we may be ready to take care of the work when it comes m. red stamps in book No. 2. Book No.

3--Brown A good this week will become valid Sept. 20, Monday. Dressed Poultry Every Saturday. KOOLBECK'S MftRKET SHOES tor arc Smarter than ever!" City Clubs are tops with fellows who want real comfor smartness. long wear Be discriminating choose City Catechism, for the' children will start next Saturday Mr and Mrs Bill Visser and baby Judith Lynn from Maurice where diner guests at the parental Matt Roubos xm'e last -Monday.

We're having some cool weather at present and it feels like the summer is nearly past Well there's one consola- ion weUwon't with mosquitoes and the Alton Ram- iler can enjoy firing up the furnace Mr and Mrs Marion Moss were callers "at the Matt Rbubbs home last Sunday Tuesday, Sept. 21 Commencing at 12:36 sharp. Lunch Wagon on Grounds. Plato Iwp. Items F.

4 Head of Horses A 17 Head of Caitle 9 cows, 5 milking; 7 yearling caives; Hereford bull. 47 Head of Hogs 4" Spring pigs; cholera immune; 2. brood sows. Chickens For Appearance! For Comfort For Wear! For Rationing Regulations Prohibits this store from accepting loose war ration stamps for shoes selected or delivered-at the store. De Bruin Shoe Store Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Degen were Sunday dinner guests at the Pete Trie ber home. Miss Mavis Tarrell left Friday afternoon for Canisato, S.D. where she will- assist with the house work at the Lloyd Tarrell home. Mr.

and Miller and family were Sunday -dinner guest at the Edwin Miller'home; and Hans Moeller and 'amily spent Suh'day afternoon at the Dierks home. Mrs. Ernest MiUer. oolite sick ast week for a and is now miich'-better which her many friends are -'gla'S hear: ana Mrs. Fred C.

Dierks were Sunfty evening visitors at the Edw. Degen home, PFC Cornelius Van Bochove from Mexico is home on a furlough visiting with his parents the A. Van Bbchbve' famQy near la. Monday, evening. PFC and sister" Anna" were visitors at the Fred C.

Dicrksjhome. 0- 100 300 Pulletf--ISO Hocks; 150, Ausira 'Whites Water fountains, stove, chicle feeders. 1941 Buick Sedanette. Only 16000 miles--like new. 1941 Ford De Luxe Tudor with heater.

1940 De Luxe Fordor Ford with radio and-heater. 1941 Plymouth Coupe. If you are looking for a new Idok at these. Sioux Center, Iowa Perkins News Hester Kuloer Pfc. Edwin Kooiker, wife and baby were supper guests at the Elmer An ders'pns home Saturday eve.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dyhstra and daugh tcrs Stella and Ena, Jennie VTs and Chuck S'einstra took Pvt. Arthu: Dykstra to Sioux City from where he took the bus to Leavenworth, where he is stationed. They also call ed on Mrs.

Gerrit Brinkman who a patient in the Methodist hospital Sioux City. Last week Friday was Martin Pi-ins- 1000 BU. OATS. 65 ACHES CORN IN FIELD. HAY IN BARN.

SOME BALED. BALEtTSTRAW. FARM MACHINERY ncliiding Fannall F-20 tractor on rubber, with set of steel wheels; McCor- mick-Dearing 10-ft. power 'driven binder; McCormick-Deering disc (tractor); 4-sec. steel drag'; Moline man ure spreader; McCormick-Ceermg side delivery rake; hay Deering 2-bottom tractor plow; Davit Bradley mower 'on.

rubber; steel elevator, hoist and speed jack; McCor mick-Deering- electric cream separator Ikie new; John JDeere corn planter I.H-C. 2-row mounted corn HOUSEHOIJO GOODS- USUAI, TERMS- Edna McDougall H. J. Ramaker, Auctioneer Security Savings Bank, Craig, Clerk. (29c) Will you please make a habit of bringing a wire hanger in with every garment you have dry cleaned? We Will return your garment on a wire hanger, also so it's a fair exchange, isn't it? A 5c deposit wifl be required on all hangers going out of our shop unless yon bring in hangers with your garments.

We would rather not do this, and with your cooperation it wul not be necessary. THANK YOU VERSTEEG CLEANERS.