Primary and Secondary School Notes Include Spelling Stars
The report covers several classes with spelling honors and birthday notes. First graders read The Story of Peter Rabbit and We Three, while many students earned perfect spelling or 100 in spelling. Junior and senior items mention a Ritz Trumpeteers program, upcoming play, and alumni notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Boelsma
Peter Rabbit
Sylvia Vander Berg
Arlen Korthals
Arleus Korthals
Betty Ellen Rensink
Beverly Vogts
Merle van Roekel
Myron Klaasen
Robert Mouw
Harold Haspels
Bluebirds
Bobby
Leon Korthals
Elaine Vande Garde
Myrna van Roekel
Mary Ellen Salmon
Beverly Boelsman
Ronnie Grooters
James Freerks
Mary
Judy
Ronald Broesder
Judy Dethmers
Delmar Dunnick
Dennis
Billy Mouw
Marilyn Ruyter
Jean Slothouber
Sherry Smit
Bonnie Vogts
Delano van Meeteren
Irene Rohde
Arleen
Dennis Egdorf
Burdell
Arlys Klaassen
Larry Moret
Carleen Brunsting
Joan Hemskerk
Karen Klein
Don van Diepen
Gladys Vande Garde
Lesons
Eleanor
Clairneil
John
Polly
Jason
Donna
Sandra
Harvey Moret
Eleanor Baartman
Ritz
Darlene
Eddie
Marilyn K
Three More New Houses In Boyden
Basements are ready for three new homes in Boyden this spring. Henry Schloetje bought a lot from Mrs. Warntjes with the garage finished and basement blocks nearly in. Johnn Schneider is developing a lot in the east end from George Dickevers. A third house will rise east of the Coop Oil Station on a lot Ray Smit bought from Ben Koerselman. Many others in town share the building fever and this year may top prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Henry Schloetje
Leader Cafe Closes Daytime Service for Sickness
The Leader Cafe shuts daytime operations as owner Mrs Bomgaars travels to California for illness. The restaurant remains open at night with normal hours.
Home EC Teacher Resigns at Boyden High School
Miss Cora Anderson resigns due to ill health and is released from duties. Mrs. Trudy Starkweather will complete the current spring term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troll
Harold de Boer
Georgianna
Shirley
David
Frances
Marlys
Lavonne
Marilyn
Roger
Moret
Harlin Doorenbos
Mrs Starkweather
Miss Anderson
David Schortinghuis
Boyden
Hull Western Christian
Hospers
Tom Starkweather
Starkwearthe
Ritz Trumpeteers
Boyden Higns
Leola Dickevers
Cora Anderson
Boyden High School
Trudy Starkweather
Ball Club Plans Two Teams and August Tournament
The Ball Committee and Manager announce plans for the coming softball season with two teams under one management and a mid August tournament. Players with old suits are asked to turn them in. new suits were donated by business men. First practice Friday April 29 with scheduled practices May 3 May 6 May 9 May 12 May 16 and May 19 at 7:15 PM under lights.
Visiting relatives from Tacoma stop at Van Diepen home
Myr Siebe Van Diepen of Tacoma Washington is visiting friends in Boyden and Sheldon this week and staying as a house guest at the Jake Van Diepen home. He formerly ran the Van Diepen Garage and has worked in Civil Service in Tacoma for the past three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr Siebe van Diepen
Tacoma
Wash
Boyden
Sheldon
Jake van Diepen
Mr van Diepen
van Diepen
World Traveler Rahmed Mansour Jacobs to Speak in Boyden
Rahmed Mansour Jacobs born in Palestine and married to Rev Hyman Jacobs will address the Boyden Women's Club on Wednesday April 27 at 8 pm at the High School. She will speak on The Parables of Christ in the afternoon and The Question of the Holy Land in the Present Crisis in the evening, with pictures of the Holy Land and a free will offering to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden Women's Club
Palestine
Hyman Jacobs
Rahmed Mansour Jacobs
Jerusalem
Einglish
Bethlehem
Christ
Holy Land
Rope Splicing Outperforms Knots for Farm Rope Strength
A study at Iowa State University shows knots such as square knots bowlines and two half hitches weaken rope to about half strength. Splices with two tucks reach 77 percent and a three tuck splice up to full utility, supporting faster safer rope use than knotting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University of Iowa
Ted Cate
The
University
John J. O’mara
Department of Civil Engineering
F E. Holmes
Department of Mechanical and Hydraulic Engineering
Cate
Navy
Manilla
Manufactur
Sioux County Court News Highlights Local Licenses and Hearings
Marriage licenses issued to Wallace Andy Van Berkum and Wesselmann Van Hattem both of Rock Valley. Alfred Pulscher and Eunice Peck of Hawarden apply. Semery Blum of Hawarden filed suit against C J Burring ton Hawarden Gravel Co andChicago Milw R R over leased land along the Sioux River with a request for a temporary injunction to block a gravel excavator and spur track. First citizenship papers granted to Pleun and Aagrie De Boode of Orange City. Wills for Anton L Grady of Alton and John Smits of Maurice filed for probate with hearings set May 10 and May 9 respectively. Guardianship of Leona Duven closed. Minnie Duven discharged as guardian after final report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Andy van Berkum
Rock Valley
Wesselmann van Hattem
Alfred L. Pulscher
Hawarden
Eunice FE. Peck
Semery Blum
C J. Burington
Hawarden Gravel Co
Chicago
Milw
C. G. Fleshman
Sioux River
C. J. Burrington
Plaintiff
Burington
Pleun de Boode
Aagrie de Boode
Maasluis
Netherlands
Orange City
Maurice
Leona Duven
Minnie Duven
First Reformed Church Notes and Week Schedule
Church notes list services led by Pastor C Postma with morning worship on themes The Sacraments and Burning-Hearts at 1 30 and 7 30 Sunday activities include Sunday School at 3 00 and catechism classes for children Lat. afternoon. Week events cover East Sioux class sessions at Newkirk and youth catechism with Mr and Mrs Henry J Moret and other parish activities including a farewell party for Mrs Dora Rohlfs with Mrs Peter Baartman and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church C. Postma
Leroy Moret
Leola Dickevers
East Sioux
Newkirk
Peter Baartman
H. Moret
Jake van Diepen
Dora Rohlfs
Sioux City
Mesdames
M.L. Horn
G. Stereman
H. Auberg
J. Hilton
F. Shaffer
Planning the Future as Escape from Present Work
The idea that people map out future plans to avoid current tasks reflects a common mental shift. This behavior can reduce immediate productivity while boosting motivation through long term goals.
Boyden Library reports busy year and tax-supported growth
The Boyden Public Library finished a successful year with 4204 checkouts including 1425 adults and 1775 juveniles and 1004 periodicals. Beginning with 2359 volumes, 213 new books were added and 215 discarded amid a staff of volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hermina Brinks
John Sitter
C Postma
Hudsonville
Mich
Sitter
Walter Vander Veen
Henry Driesenga
Postma
Cornelius Postma
Hi. Gukema
H. Guikema
Gerrit Slothouber
John Oostenink
Hull
Abe Brink
John Vander Haar
Lena Kleyne
Frank Vermeer
Sioux County Court News
Henry J. Moret
Sioux Center
John Moret
Women’s Club
Iowa Sate Library
Iowa
Alton
George
the Chain
Family Circle
High Towers
Remembrance Rock
Our
the Eskimos
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