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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1957
Page
2
The article argues play builds dexterity across life stages from infancy to adulthood. It cites father and son building a model plane and tearing and reassembling items as shaping abilities, with toys like puzzles, tinker toys, and erector sets aiding physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development.
The article notes that activity elements are vital for both adults and infants. It discusses balancing as a key skill learned in infancy and paralleled in play such as stilts or pogo sticks. It suggests artistic talent may appear in nontraditional forms like garden borders.
Extension Director Maurice Eldridge of Orange City says thin Sioux County pastures can be reinforced with oats and added grass and legume seed. Oats alone provide early grazing. 20 to 30 pounds of nitrogen per acre boosts yield. Recommendations from Ralph Krenzin outline 1957 mixes of oats, southern alfalfa, orchard grass, and ladino clover, with adjustments for two-year stands and winter hardiness. proper seedbed, fertilizer, especially phosphorus, and soil testing guide success.
On this March day the article urges readers to plan for retirement as work ends and family milestones arrive. It emphasizes future independence, financial security, and thoughtful preparation for later life.
The article counsels retirees to compare living costs, job prospects, climate, recreation, and social life before moving. It advises shopping around during pre retirement vacations and consulting the Labor Department and a doctor to pick a place that ensures happiness and comfort, noting some prefer the old neighborhood.
Rock Valley and Gilbert De Zeeuw attended the funeral of Martin De Boer in Holland Minnesota. The Iowa Siouxland Rabbit Breeders met at Kenneth Van Voorst’s home with about fourteen attendees. Amy Moore traveled to Sanborn to care for sister in law Wilmer Bellesfield who had just surgery. Dan De Jonge visited the Simon De Jonge family in Sioux Falls to meet the new baby born April 10. Lavonne Wesselink from Webster City visits with fiancé Van Voorhees. Tennis Evink is ill and over 100 years old. Paul Pember and Vernon Ahrendt households hosted Paula Rae’s fourth birthday party. Le Roy Kruen family visited Merle Suter. Rena Harmelink and Ruth visited Gerald Goetsch in Hartley. Lavonne Feekes of Beloit stayed with Donna Mae De Zeeuw. Lena Van Zee returns from California to home in Bellflower after November visits with daughters and relatives.
Easter sunrise service set for 7:00 am at First Reformed church. Union Good Friday services to be held at Calvin Christian Reformed church with Rev S Cammena leading and ministers from five other churches participating. Mrs May Dearborn Loftus Lelia and Elsie were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Gaylon French at Vermillion South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Orville Buffington of Sioux Center visited Mr and Mrs G G Vermeer. Evert Hulshof is in Sioux Center hospital since last Tuesday.
The Boyden Reporter lists Marion J. Kempers and Charles G. Sawyer as editors and publishers for Boyden Iowa. The weekly newspaper is printed in Boyden, Sioux County, and entered as second class mail matter under federal law.
Rates list two year and six month options at 2.00 and 1.25 with single copies at 5 cents. All payments must be received in cash in advance.
Directory style listing for Peter J. Westra fertilizer chemicals with phone 3550. For sale a 1956 Demonstrator set at Hamilton washer and dryer reduced price via Boyden Plumbing & Heating Henry Schouten prop. Homes for sale see Wendell Rensink Boyden. Building for sale at the Ball Park see Jack Rensink or Glen Vande Garde Boyden. Wanted real estate listings Wendell Rensink Boyden.
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