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PAGE SIX THE SIOUX CENTERNEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 20,1946, (Local News) The Cleveringa family reunion will be held at the Sheldon park on June 26, beginning at 10:30 a.m. The members of the Men's Fellowship group of the First Reformed Church and their families will have their annual picnic supper at the local Vown park on TUursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. William Riphagen drove to Ireton on Tuesday afternoon where they were guests at the marriage of their grandson Merlin Riphagen. son ot Mr.

Gerrit Riphagen of Maurice and Miss Elaine Kuiken of Ireton which took place at the home "of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit H. iVan HoeJtel are the happy parents of a 6yfe Ib.

son born to them-at the Maris maternity home on Saturday morning, June IS. He has been named 'Lyle Lee and has two sisters Maria and Glenda to welcome him into the family. Miss Wil mina Vander Kamio is assisting with the work in -the home. Sam Schut'Sr. left again on Thursday to return to his home at Darien, after spending a short time with relatives here.

He came to attend the annual Schut reunion which was held at the town park last Wednesday with nearly 200 people present. Mrs. Ernest Y. Mulder entertained the members, of the Missionary Guild of the First Reformed Church 'at a silver tea at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Several Sioux Center people drove to Htospers on Friday evening to attend the horse show and the other activities which were held there in connection "with the dedication of the new Memorial park.

Anna Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kleene, suffered a fractured wrist -bone in a fall at her home on Wednesday evening. Mr. Harlan Kneppe of Cedar Palls arrived here on Thursday afternoon to get his family who had been spending a mouths visit at the parental Rev.

L. A. Bruns'ting home. Mrs. -Edward R.

Vermeer and infant daughter Glenda returned home again on Friday after having spent a week's visit at the home of her sister Mrs. Anna Vos at Chicago, 111. Mrs. Minnie Schut was a Sunday evening dinner guest at the home of her children, Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Borgman. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Schut and daughter Sharadell Avise and- the Arie De Boom's were evening guests' at th Borgman home.

Mr. and Mrs. Sy Heemstra are the parents of a daughter Linda Ruth, born to them at the Maris maternity home on Thursday, June 13. Miss Cornelia Malipaard of Grand Hapids, Mich, the past week to spend an extended, visit at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Miedema and family. Miss Henrietta Ten Harmsel, who has been teaching school at Cicero, 111 for the past year, arrived here on Saturday and plans to spend the summer months with her parents, Mr. and "Mrs. A. Ten Harmsel.

Her sister Johanna who has also been teaching at Cicero went to Grand Rapids, Mich, where she is taking a course of study, in, sum mer school at Calvin college for the summer months. She plans to come home in August to spend a short time with her family bafore the girls return to their teaching duties. Mr. and airs, frank Sdhut who are here on a visit from Gary, Indiana drove to -Hull on Friday where they spent the day at the 'home of their children, Mr. and Mrs.

John' Mantle- and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Vermeer entertained, the Vander Schaaf relatives at their home on Sunday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs.

Veraieec which came on Saturday. and Mrs. peter Van Regenmor- ter were callers on Saturday afternoon. Mr. William Hulstein Sr.

suffered another very serious heart attack again last Thursday and was in a critical con ditioh. iHe is confined to his 'bed now: Miss Alyda De Stigler, who has been teaching' school at Lynden, Wash, the past year, -arrived home the -past week to spend the summer months at the parental Lane De Stigter 'home. Mrs. Harvey Vermeer and infant dau ghter Joyce Ann were dismissed'from the Maris maternity home on- Saturday morning. Trfey are now being cared -for by her mother parental J.E.

iVenneer home'- Miss Betty Borgman of Des-Momes, and Miss Grace worgman. of arrived Thursday and -Mrs. Dora De Beyi. arrived here from Holland, on Saturday, to spend a short time, at-the home of their sister Mrs. Mina Vander Ploeg.

They plan to remain here until after the sale of the hold goods the Borgman estate which will be held on Saturday afternoon, June 23. ATTENTION! ATTENTION! The Christian Reformed' Church Mission Test will be held next week June 25 plan to come PLACE -at 1:30 in the Sioux Center park -at 8: -p. in. in the 2nd Christian Reformed Church. PLANS -In the afternoon at the park 2 mission speakers, Rev H.

Petersen and Miss Stob. Special music featuring a large" chorus. Picnic supper at 4:30. Canteen service. In the Evening-Mass Inspirational meeting in the church.

Speaker, Rev. Ci 0. Buus, Special music. Make it thy business to know thyself, which is the most difficult lesson in the world. Arthur Vander Ploeg FUNERAL DIRECTOR 267 PHONE Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Dykstra and daughters Norma and Karen and Mrs. Grace Schut motored to Alton last Thursday evening to call at the Dick Mulder home. Mr. who recently suffered a heart attack and is confined to his bed all of the time, is getting along nicely, at the present time, and expects to toe oat of bed the latter part of this week.

Mr. George M. Vander Brake is in a very" critical condition due to his heart. Mr, and Mrs. Sam T.

Schut'enter- tained Mr. arid Mrs. -Frank Schut of Gary, Ind, at dinner at their home on Friday evening. Mr, arid Mrs. John Borogaars of near Middleburg entertained friends and rel atives at a lawn party at 'their home last Thursday evening.

occasion was their wedding anniversary and the birthday, anniversary of Mrs. Bomgaars. 'included relatives and the workers at garage where Mr. Bomgaars is also employed as mechanic. A very pleasant evening was'spent playing games after which a delicious- lunch was served.

and Mrs. 'Albert Schirnmel drove to Sioux City on Thursday, where Mr. received a check up at the clinic for injuries recently received in an accident. -Mr. and Mrs.

Martie Sneller of lake Park, Iowa spent the weekend at the home of his Mr. and Mrs. John Sneller arid family. Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Heusinkveld and three children of Akron, Iowa came here last Thursday evening to attend the Spring concert which was given by the Central Reformed Church choir at the First Reformed Church. They also attended the Missionary Guild sale which was held after the concert. Among others who came from out town to attend the -concert were Mr. ana Mrs. John Smith and Mr.

and Mrs. Jim De'WH and family, all of Bock Valley. Glenn Harvard Schut, son of Mr. and iMjrs. Sam P.

Schut, has been under doctor's care the past week for a wound in his hand which was punctured by a rusty nail while skating at the Joyland roller rink during the time of the Schut family reunion which was helld laltl tlhlellkhecJHmtf which was held at park last Wed, Mr. and Mrs. -John and Arthur B. Rozeboom accompanied their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Beert Rozeboom -and daughter Gertrude on a business trip, to Steen, Minn, on Friday afternoon. They-went to see' how mucJi damage -had been done'to Mr. Rroeboom's farm buildings a wind storm which hit that community (he past week. While there they also visited with relatives and friends for a short time. PUBLIC SALE The household goods and furniture listed below will be offered for sale at the Menne Borgman home, 1 block west of the First Reformed Church in Sioux Center, la.

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Franken Garage Carmel, Iowa Mrs. Gerald Calsbeek and children motored to Bbyderi oh Monday evening to visit at the parental Vanfler Hoef home, as her brother returned home thai morning from overseas service. and loyalty of Mr. Harold Kleinwoltalnk suffered a painful accident the past week The Lord liatl when a branch of a tree injured his her in Heaven." eye, as be.was riding on a wagon. Two stitches had be taken to close the wound.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vander Welde of Rock Valley spent er's Day)'at the parental John Spenke- Unk home. Mr. an'd Mrs.

John and daughter Gertrude lett jor waton Junction last Thursday afternoon to spend a few days at ihe 'parental Rev. Joseph Newgaard home. Enroute they also-spent a short time at the Great Lakes Naval Training station where John was stationed for some time while he'was in. the service the navy. They are expecteii to return home again the middle part of this week.

The annual Ver Ploeg family reunion will be held at the Sheldon park this week Thurs'day. Mir. John De Groot, Mr. Henry Be Gropt, air. A Beulcelman-and Mr.

Bliek who is here on a visit from'Bell- flower, spent last week Tuesday and. with relatives and friends at Corsica and Harrison, While there a very severe wind storm vicinity on Tuesday evening causing much damage to- wind mills, roofs and barns. Part of "the South Holland church building was also taken the wind. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Kuyper of Inwood spent Saturday afternoon visiting here with.their mother Mrs. G.B: Kuyper. Nelva Jane TerriK had-her tonsils re moved at the Hull hospital on Wednes day morning. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry De Boer drove to Sheldon on Friday afternoon to take their father Mr. T. Boer Sr. to the Dr. Vermeer office for an examination.

Mr. De Boer has not been so ell recently and is confined to (his homo all of the time. iHe is staying with his children Mr. and Mrs. John Mieras.

Mr. G. Hulstein received medical attention on Saturday morning for a badly bruised fingeY which he received while changing a tire. Mrs. John Spenkelingreturned home on Friday fronvBronson where she has been visiting at the home of her son Gary and family since last Tuesday.

The members' of the Girls Society of the Christain Hetormed Church motored to Rock Rapids on Thursday evening where they enjoyed a potluck supper at The rest of evening was spent playing games and a very enjoyable evening was spent. and Hooyer and Karen Niemoth all of Sheldton spent the weekend visiting with the Marion Kuyper family. Mr. Fred. Vandeiy Weide received third degree hums on his foot while working with hot water at creamery last Saturday arid is "under doctor's care.

Mr. and Mrs. George De Ruyter left early Monday morning to spend a two week's vacation on the northern shore of lake Superior and in Canada. Mr. John Valentine; suffered very painful accident early Monday morning when his finger became caught in the blade of the lawn mower.while mowing the lawn at-the home of Mrs.

Mieras Sr. Several stitches had to be taken to close the deep wounds and he is under doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Halph "Vander Berg accompanied their -children Mir.

and Mrs. John R. Vander Berg to Maurice on Sunday evening where they were guests of Mr; and Mrs. Bert Van Maa'nen and family for the evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Maririus Voortman are the parents of a daughter-born to them at. the Maris maternity home oh Sat- urday'morning. Rev. and Mrs.

Harmelink and family of Cannel are enjoying a two weeks -vacation -which is being spent in Northern Minnesota. Hev. B.D. Dykstra of Orange CJity was in charge of the services Cannel church Sunday. Mr.

Hein Roelofs left on Friday evening to return to his home at Chicago after having 'spent since last Monday with relatives anj friends here. Mr. Vermeer the guest speaker.at the Firsf Reformed Church C.E. meeting on Sunday evening and gave a very interesting discussion oa the topic of "Sharing our daughter of Mrs. Peter Havarhals 'had'-her tonsils removed at the Hull-hospital on Thursday morning.

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Schut who. are here from Gary, Ind. were Thursday at home ot Mrs. MinnieSchut.

Mrs. Gerrit Rens is: down in bed and under doctor's care for high blood pressure. Mrs. Miedema and infant daughter Janice Lynn were dismissed from the iviaris maternity home on Wednesday evening and-were taken to the home of grandrrtother Mrs. J.

Miedema -where are spending a short time before returning to their home. Janice Lynn'is the first grandchild of Mrs. J. Miedema. Mr.

and airs. -Roy Oarwell of Sioux City spent the weekend at the parental Wm. Brantsen home. Jerry 'Kasselo was down in bed for a few days the past week whife ill due a streptococcus Infection of the throat. Mrs.

D. Den Hartog has returned home -from Rock Valley where she has been taking care of. Mrs. J. Vander Weerd for She Is now making her home -with her daugh ter, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Campagne. The Art Vander Brinks ate their first new potatoes on Monday and reported that they tasted fine. Koop Wiekers, who'nasVeen down in bed for many weeks due "to 'a heart the John Wiekers home, suffered a relapse due to a streptococcus infection of the throat the past week. MrsT Art Vander.Brink accompanied by Mrs.

Simon Brink, Mrs. Grace Elshuis, and Mrs. Sam Oldenkamp, spent from Tuesday evening until Saturday at Cojumbus find Mead, Nebr. -IN MEMOFUAM The Senior Ladies Missionary- Society hold in. loving memory the life yalty of MBS.

B. The Lord frath prepared, a place for ven L.A. Brunsting, Pres. Mrs. Beert See'y 0 CARD OF THANKS' We wish to extend our deep appreciation to 'the kind friends and neighbors for their -assistance and expressions of sympathy following the death of our beloved father, A.

Van Ek. Mr. Mrs. Jacob Van Ek Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Van Ek. Mr. Mrs. J.W. Van Steenwyfc and family George Winter and Jerry (16c) County Court House News Marriage Licenses were issued' to the following couples: Arnold James Vermeer, 24, Sioux Ctr.

Frances Ruth Colenbrander, 23, William Hiram Taylor, Ireton Vera Jean De Zeeinv, Sioux Center Albert Broek, 25, Sioux Center Harriet Rozehobm, 23, Rock Valley' George -H. Van Seek, 2Z, -Rock Valley Anna Marie Rozeboom, '25, R. Arthur R. Kobiker, 26, Rock Valley Virginia Lbulse Sipma, 19, Hull Elmer Vernon HoflanoYSH, Orange City Marjorie Eleanor Sieoersma, 11, Wayne Wallace Gutsman, 30, Annapolis, Maryland Lois Gail Grotenhuis, 21, Orange City Merlin G. Hiphagen, 22, Maurice Elaine 19, Ireton Bernard Francis Alton Esther Clare Mayrdse, 26, Hemsen Dick W.

Jansonius, 27, Prairie View, iKansas Celia Anna Sprik, 22, Ireton Frank Ver Meer, Esther E. Kleyne, 24, Sheldon Roger N. Falde, 20, Hawarden Mary M. Kelley, 18, Chatsworth William K. Stine, 23, Los Angeles, Cal.

Anita C. Henrich, 25, Los Angeles, Cal Nicholas R. Hulst, 17, Hospers Mabel Jean Houtsma, 17, Hospers Edward Ver Burg, 32, Rock Valley Anna Kooima, 27, Sock Valley Walter Henry Janssen, 20, Ireton Waho'a Lea Harris, 20, Ireton The Last Will and Testament of Andrew Van Ek, late of Sioux Center, for probate. July 9th at 10 A.M. is the day for a hearing.

The foreign Will of Cecil Walters Coad, late of Minneapolis, was filed for probate! John B. Mayer was appointed administrator with bond set in the sum of $2500.00. The petition state's decedent died seized of real estate in Sioux County valued at $750.00. Margaret Rozeboom filed a suit for separate. maintenance against B.

The plaintiff in her'petition states that they were married at Sioux Cenjer on January 12, 1927 and Jived together until about June 8, 1946 and that there are children this marriage. Plaintiff asks feat she be granted temporary. mairitenance" and attorney: fee in the amount of $150.00 and permanent maintenance in the amount of $100.00 per.month. as long as she shall have need thereof. The Last -Will and Testament of Henry Vlieger, late, of Maurice, was filed for probate.

July 16th is the day set for a hearing on The estate of Maria Luyse Langenhorst is closed. final report of the executor was approved and the exe cutor was discharged. The estate of Edward W. Kraai, late of Orange City, was valued at.about and consists of 3W acres of land, a home and garage building; $5835.17 in cash, in bank-and about $7,20000 in bonds, stocks, notes and other personal property. The esfate goes one-third to his widow, Gertrude, and one-third each to a.

son. and daughter. The value of the estate in Iowaiof William Allan, late of Scales Mound, 111. valued at about 5279,660. The estate in Iowa consists of approximate- Ill 2563.35 acres of land, most of which, is located, in the vicinity of Hospers.

Decedbnt owne'd a one-half interest to livestock and grains on several of his farms. The value of this personal pro perty was given as $29,660.00. The administrator reports stocks, bonds and securities in the State of Illinois valued at about $100,000. Decedent died inte state. The estate goes one-third to his widow and one-third to ach of two sons, William A.

Allan, Chicago, arid George S. AUan, New York. tfce estate, of Peter Van Jocarra Kooi and Zuidema object the sale of the land for the reason that the property was sold to th'e wife of the Trustee, and. Ujat therefore the same is a nulity and of no force and effect. In the Guardianship 1 of John Marion Van Meteren and Gracelda Jean Van minors, Guardian Maud Van Meeteren made application increase the mortgage on.

the real estate in the sum of $1300 making a total of $5800. Said proceeds to be used for repairs and imprbvemehts. -The Final-Report of Ella Merining, executor of the estate of Ralph. Menning, Jr. was approved and she was discharged.

Peteri.Wielenga and Herbert Wiel enga were.appointed executors of the estate of Lou Wilenga, late of Orange City with bond fixed in the sum of $150,000.00. Nearly everything I buy has qone up in price except ELECTRICITY- man's qreafest Labor Saver Iowa Public Service Company A Comforting Fact. Nearly everything you buy has gone up in price except electricity. Actually it is less now than before the war! Iowa Public Service Company FOR CANNING Place your orders this week for delivery next Monday afternoon after 3 p. m.

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