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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
8
Mrs Anna Pautz reports years of suffering from rheumatism and arthritis and states she is free from pain now and able to work. She invites inquiries for information and is reachable at PO Box 825 Vancouver Washington. Pa.Adv.ME-OVO Laboratories.
Sioux County Extension Director J Koills says John R Fitzsimmons State Supervisor of Emergency Farm Labor reports a need for harvest labor and jack up combines at Winner Pierre Timber Lake Vaulkton Kurke Oneda Huron Redfield Selby Martin and Misson. Local workers may be available soon. contact Orange City County Extension office for details.
Church notes from August 4 1946 list Sabbath School lessons Worship sermons Youth Hour and prayer services, with Esther Schortinghuis leading Youth Hour. Local visitors include Miss Mathilda Roskam of Matlock and various families in Orange City Hospers Sheldon Sheldon Park and nearby towns. Over 5000 delegates attended the Iowa State Republican Central Committee convention in Des Moines.
Bank Boyden Iowa advertises farm loans with rates as low as four percent no commission and independence. Also seeks sales agents to sell Rawleigh products in West O Brin County with writing addressed to Rawleighs Dept IAF 64 Freport Hl.
Saturday evening visitors at the Jim Ver Hoef home in Sioux Center included Mr and Mrs Eid Dickevers. Elmer Goodyear hosted guests Mr and Mrs Charles Dickman of Hull. Mr and Mrs Frank Schaffer visited Glenwood and returned with the Schaffers. Mrs Brown and Mrs La Goo with children also dropped by Glenwood to visit the Schaffers.
Mr o and Mrs Boss Dekker of Sheldon and Mr and Mrs Leon ard Vander Hoeven visited Sunday evening at the Bill Kwik Kel home.
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