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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
8
The United Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath School at 10:00 and morning preaching at 11:00. An evening service at 8:00 follows a 7:15 C. U. meeting. A Saturday sermon at 2:30 p.m. precedes a preparatory service with theme Turn on the Search Light. Juniors meet Saturday at 1:30 p.m. The WMS meets with Mrs. Steve Vanden Brink on Thursday, April 24.
Miss Mae Kathryn Jacobs and Jake E. Meester were united in marriage at the First Presbyterian church parsonage in Lyon County with Rev. Beving officiating. The couple, from Boyden and near Sheldon, will reside in Matlock, Iowa, where the groom will work for his uncle. About 80 guests attended a pink and white reception at the town hall with dancing and a midnight luncheon.
Notice requests all debtors to settle with Van Dyke & Son as they discontinue their furniture store in Boyden Iowa. The item notes Mr John Vander Maaten may conduct business in Sioux City on Tuesday and comments on local farming optimism despite prior discontent.
Eight and seven year old Sheldon and Bernard Evink arrived with no identification after traveling from Holland Michigan to stay with aunt and uncle near Sheldon. A traveling man aided them until authorities located Gerrit and Mrs Beldman six miles away. Postmaster Bloxham helped relay the telegram and the boys were cared for until the relatives arrived.
John Douma and Dr. Stehouwer were Hull visitors Sunday. Oranges and cookies were sold at local stores in Hull and Van Den Brink's. County Attorney Olin Reiniger visited Boyden with daughter June. John Versteeg of Orange City is a candidate for County Recorder.
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