P. T. A. Meeting Set for April 21 8:00 PM
The next P T A meeting will be held Monday April 21 at 8 00 o clock. The program will be presented by Sheldon Junior College.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
1
The next P T A meeting will be held Monday April 21 at 8 00 o clock. The program will be presented by Sheldon Junior College.
The French horn soloist Harriet Vandee Maten, violin soloist John VerHeer, and the French horn quartet earned Superior ratings at last week’s Sibley music contest. Excellent marks were given to the boys and girls glee clubs mixed chorus band brass quartet brass sextet fl ute solo Laura Kruse and baritone solo Mary Jean Rensink.
Dorothy De Valois arrives in Holland Michigan Sunday evening after a week spent at the home of her mother Mrs. Ann De Valois.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Krahling and their Sheldon family were supper guests in the home of Mrs. R. C. Buren on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John VanVelzen of Sioux Falls South Dakota were Friday supper guests in the Joe VanVelzen home announced in local society notes.
Mr and Mrs John Dokter and their son Gary of Orange City were Sunday evening guests at the Henry Bosman home.
Mr and Mrs Vern Verschoor and baby of Orange City and Mr and Mrs Case Dykstra of Sioux City were visitors Sunday the parental Eltje Dykstra ome.
W. G. Vanderburg offers a reward for the return of a Ronson lighter lost by a holder of a nickel and black case.
St John Luther League held its annual election Sunday evening April 6 electing officers for members. President Gretchen Pick Vice President Aletha Winter Secretary Laura Kruse Treasurer Marie Vagts Librarian Meta Winter Organist Irma Jantzen Reporter Mildred Havsman.
Mesdames Fred Starkweather Jr. and Seim Schortinghuis hosted a Thursday evening gathering at the Fred Starkweather home to honor Mrs. Art Vos who plans to leave for California on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Jake Koolbeck and several local women and Miss Sue Van Diepen.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Smit and Mr and Mrs Tony Smit visited Sunday evening at the Callie Verrips home in Sheldon.
Miss Mabel Smith of George was a Wednesday caller in the home of Mrs. R. C. Buren.
Mrs Margaret Hinsch was a supper guest Wednesday evening in the parental home of Mrs John Stegeman.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Maris left Saturday for a weekend visit in the home of his son Dr and Mrs A M Maris in Iowa City. They also called on Rev and Mrs Pollock who send greetings to all their friends here in Boyden.
A brief local ad notes oil change services available at Boyden Service Station, inviting customers to visit for vehicle maintenance and related car care.
The Farmers Co operative Creamery Co of Boyden board buys A Vandenberg land at 133.00 dollars per acre ending the town lawsuit. The town plans to extend the present outlet tile for about twenty rods.
Former Boyden mayor L. M. Donai died Sunday morning in Pella from age related complications. He would have turned 82 on April 27 and had lived in the Boyden and Sheldon areas, leaving after his wife’s death about five years ago.
The Weaman Post American Legion in Hull Iowa met April 4 and went on record opposing the Sioux County Selective Service Board urging deferments for newly married selectees to evade training.
The new regimental address for Priv Anthony Slothaber places him in Co D 78th Infantry Training Battalion at Camp Roberts San Miguel California.
Logan Vanden Brink and Bert Nash attended a screening of the picture Liberty at the Iowa theatre in Sheldon Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs W G Vanderburg arrived Wednesday morning after a week in Chicago for business.
The closing days of the legislature promise tense moments amid important bills to pass. Harmony has prevailed but nerves may fray in the final rush as opinions grow more vocal. The adjournment is fixed for April 10, with final gavels likely a day before Easter.
The Senate considered rival redistricting plans with a majority and minority report. The major bill aimed for equal area and population and a strong Republican tilt, while the minority offered a parallel approach. Page Four continues the Congressional summary.
Gerhardt celebrated a Thursday birthday with treats for classmates. Thanks to Mr. Smith and Kenneth Meyn for a new book case. Third and fourth grades finished reading work books. Absent this week: Delores, Lois S., Dwayne, Wilford, Peter, Harold K., Mary Ann, Jean, Gertrude. Spelling high scorers listed. many students earned one hundred. Birds on bulletin board. decimals studied by sixth grade. fractions finished by fifth grade.
Bert Nash visited the home of Mrs. John Stegeman and her daughters on Wednesday evening. The gathering featured enjoyable games followed by refreshments.
Scoutmaster Grooters and many second class scouts attended the Court of Honor in Orange City on Tuesday evening April 8. Mr. and Mrs. William Wargowsky and R. C. Fick accompanied them. The scouts earned second class certificates, with music by a local band and a girls trio. Rev. Nattress spoke and Mr. Woolworth of Sioux City gave another address. Some scouts received merit badges and described their learning. Attending groups included Sioux Center and Hawarden.
Mr and Mrs Jake Dekker Jr and daughter of near Sanborn entertained relatives last Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jake Dekker Jr of Matlock Mr and Mrs Emil Stegeman and family of Sibley Mr and Mrs Walter Stegeman and family of Steen Minnesota Mrs Jne Stegeman and daughters and Mr and Mrs Gustav Stegeman and family.
Local listing urges customers to visit Boyden Service Station for tires and tubes. In a brief callout, the ad highlights tire and tube services as the shop’s focus and invites inquiries.
A county gathering of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held in Granville on April 21. O P Kettler, Co Adjutant, notes the event and coordinates.
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