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Newspaper

Logan Herald Observer

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1954

Page

22

Local Pioneer Descendant Runs Sinclair Service in Woodbine

Jack Boustead of Woodbine traces lineage to Harrison County pioneers and runs Sinclair Service with daily hours from 6 30 am to 9 30 pm. He served in World War II earning a Bronze Star and three battle stars and returned to expand the business after purchasing Vining's stake in 1949.

Jack Boustead Is Harrison County Harry KE Jack) Boustead Sinclair Woodbine Ralph Anderson Mr. Anderson Italy Percival Vining Tree Boustead Vining

Methodist Church At Mandarin Rebuilt After Fire

The Mandarin Methodist Church was rebuilt after the old building burned on Sunday January 27 1929. Mrs. Bert Linn spotted the blaze and warned worshippers saving the piano pulpit Bible rostatrum carpet and some furnishings. The former church opened in 1906 under Rev J Owen Smith and served many pastors before destruction prompted new construction.

Mandarin Bert Linn Mondamin J. Owen Smith J. F. Arnold J. H. Finley J. E. Cunningham W. RB. Manning W. FH. Doyle K. E. Nesbit W. F. Herman C. E. Bennett J. W. Holiday

Dedication of New Methodist Church in Spooner

The Spooner church, with S E Spooner as treasurer and trustees including Dr M McKean and Amy Johnson, bought land from Hagerman Estate. Dedication occurred Sunday October 18 1931 under Rev Arthur Atack with Rev F D Birchard prior as minister. Funeral services and minister list reflect evolving congregation.

Spooner S. E Spooner Dr. M McKean John Cooper Amy Johnson S. A. Spooner Hagerman I O. O. F. Lodge Latter Day Saint Church Wilbur Carpenter Birchard Richard Rowe C. F Curtis C. F. Bennett C. J. Henderson J. A. Pain

Voss Grocery Turns 26 As It Marks beginnings in Worthington

The Voss Grocery in Worthington Minnesota celebrates 26 years since Frank Voss opened the store in Woodbire. The business, built on high quality merchandise and reliable wholesalers, moved locations in 1938 to the Wilsey building and then another move in 1940.

Frank Voss Worthington Minnesota Woodbire Newt McKinney Voss Wilsey Harrison County

Voss Store Showcases Modern Equipment And Personal Service

In its 14 years in the current location the Voss store has updated with two large electrical refrigerated display cases and a meat counter along with new shelving. The business emphasizes self service with ready assistance from Mr. and Mrs. Voss and staff. Grace Voss has contributed to community ties, Frances Voss assisted then pursued teaching, and delivery service remains a key feature for prompt customer service.

Voss Grace Frances Woodbine High School Morningside College Sioux City

Millard Hardware of Woodbine Marks 50 Years on Site

The Millard Hardware Store in Woodbine, now owned by Zell Millard, celebrates a half century at the same site. The display notes the lineage of local hardware firms including Young and Sweet, Leonard Sweet, and Young and Kib.

Millard Hardware of Woodbine Millard Hardware Zell Millard Millard Hardware Store Young and Sweet Leonard Sweet Young and Kib Ter Prose and Athen Case and Muir Charles Muir Hardware Young Hardware Elmer Whart Zell R. Yiesley Mr. Millard Tle

Millard Hardware's Rise and Local Civic Involvement

Millard Hardware evolved from family and partnership roots in Woodbine, with Charles Millard expanding service, delivery, and civic activity. The store, co owned at times by Millard and Rover, grew under Millard's leadership with two delivery trucks and a focus on customer convenience while Millard also engaged in local business groups and community drives.

Harrison County Centennial Edition headline

The Harrison County Centennial Edition dated Thursday October 28 1954 presents a commemorative issue with local history highlights, notable figures, and community milestones reflecting a full century of county life. It preserves archival notes and period context for researchers and residents.

Harrison County

Millard Identifies As Ray Sauvain and Associates

Noting aliases, Mr. Millard is identified as Ray Sauvain James Guyett and Robert Mc Cann in records. The trio appears linked to the same case through alternate names and cross references. Further verification of identities is ongoing by authorities.

Mr. Millard Ray Sauvain James Guyett Robert McCann

First Harrison County Lawyer Dick Humphrey Dates 1853

The article notes Dick Humphrey as the first attorney to practice in Harrison County beginning in 1853, marking the dawn of legal profession there. It emphasizes his pioneering role in local law practice and his early arrival when the field opened.

Harrison County Dick” Humphrey

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