Boyden Club Sponsors Weekly Community Award
The Boyden businessmen back a weekly merit based award for all residents to enjoy Saturday night. Details available from local businessmen.
03 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
1
The Boyden businessmen back a weekly merit based award for all residents to enjoy Saturday night. Details available from local businessmen.
Henry Schloetje publishes a card of thanks in connection with the Earnest Egdorf farm home fire. The family and readers were solicited to publish the card, and an earlier card was omitted by error.
A note of gratitude to friends neighbors and the Boyden and Hull fire departments for their quick work stopping the fire at the Earnest Egdorf farm home. Henry Schloetje.
Mrs. Robert Dethmers is visiting in the Jack Van Veldhuizen home in Sioux Falls South Dakota this week.
Henry Vander Brake, a Western Seminary student from Holland Michigan, will conduct the Sunday afternoon services at the First Reformed Church.
The Women s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church has been postponed until Wednesday August 9. The gathering will occur in the church basement at 2:00 PM and a picnic lunch will be served.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Baerenwald and their son Arlen Dale moved their trailer home and are now living in May City Iowa where they are graveling.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schroeder and Mrs. Herman Meyn Jr. with daughters Betty Lou and Bonnie Jean of Hartley were visitors in the Wm. Schroeder home Friday evening.
Miss Mina Van Der Maaten and Mr. Lorrain Grooters spent Thursday in Omaha Nebraska for a social or formal engagement.
Mrs John Veenschoten and her son Dean of Des Moines spent time this week visiting the Clara Dean home and family pursuing social calls and greetings.
Miss Luella Denilartos of Hos pers is visiting in the Bert Smit home this week.
Mr and Mrs Albert Moret and daughter Verilyn visited the Harry Beldt home in Matlock on Sunday for a family dinner hosting the couple and their child.
Mrs Albert Dethmers Mrs Ike Struyk and Mrs Robert Dethmers helped with a visit to the Bill Ver Hoef home in Edgerton Minnesota on Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wagner from Sanborn visited Friday afternoon in the A. E. Miller residence.
Mr and Mrs Frank Connor of Sanborn visited in the home of Mrs Emma Stutzman Friday.
Mr and Mrs Wm Meyn and their son Kenneth paid a Tuesday visit to Sioux City, meeting friends and touring local sights during the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Art Roggen and their son Norvan were listed as visitors in Rock Rapids on Sunday with local callers noting their stop during the day.
Mr and Mrs Briggs of New York City arrived Saturday for ten days visit with friends. Mrs Briggs known here as Kate Wilkens daughter of Mr and Mrs Fritz Wilkins formerly of Boyden. They are staying at the Jim VerHoef home.
Mrs C Maertz spent several days last week with her sister Mrs B W Myers at Everly. Mr and Mrs Will Davids of Sanborn were Sunday visitors in the Carl Dickman home.
Mrs. Vanderburg and Mrs. Pollock report a most enjoyable vacation and expect to be home Friday, sending an ecard from Mosquoketa for the record.
Summer dresses are offered at less than half price at Ellerbroek's in Sheldon, attracting shoppers seeking affordable fashion.
Mr and Mrs John Casemier and daughter Mary Ann are vacationing at Lake Okoboji this week.
Mr and Mrs Siem Schorting huis and Mrs E Koede and daughter Henrietta of Hull spent Wednesday in Sioux City for a short visit and social outing.
Dorothy Rensink and Esther Mlazgar with Julius Levering and Lawrence Haze of Sheldon drove to Soo City Sunday evening to attend the Monahan Post band concert in Grandview Park.
Mrs Neal Houtsma and Mrs Ray Smit with daughter Janice were entertained at dinner Wednesday in the Andrew Vander Berg home in Hospers.
Mr and Mrs John D and Huis and daughter Eleanor attended a Lubbers family reunion at the Ed Lubbers home in Orange City Monday evening.
Grandfather S H DeVries celebrated his 93rd birthday with a large family gathering. He is Boyden’s oldest resident and longtime businessman who came from the Netherlands forty nine years ago. DeVries has worked in farming general merchandise and furniture and has supported the Democratic Party. His living children include Jake Primghar Stephen Huspers William Nanton Cornelius Aurelia Mrs Nell Vanden Brink Sheldon Mrs Walter VanderWell Rock Valley and Mrs John Hilton.
Mrs Howard Verrips and daughter Sandra are due home Thursday after a two week visit with Mrs Verrips mother Mrs Mahoney in Marshalltown.
Miss Harriett Miller left Tuesday for Currie Minnesota where she will be a house guest in the Wallie Winter home.
Mr and Mrs Walter Diekevers and their children and Adrian Diekevers will leave Saturday for a short visit with the Stoasel family in Ottumwa.
John Rensink Jr Gerrit Kooi and granddaughter Carla Kooiman escaped serious harm after a Chrysler coupe owned and driven by Rensink crashed near Bigelow Minnesota on Thursday evening.
Roy Kamminga of Boyden assumed duties on August first with the State Board of Social Welfare. He traveled to Des Moines this week regarding his new appointment and is noted for past service as chairman of the Board of Supervisors and leader roles with the CWA and Federal Emergency Relief Boards, all unpaid.
Mr and Mrs Robert Dethmers and Miss Vera Dethmers along with Mr Ansel Thompson of Sioux Falls South Dakota were visitors in the Jack Dethmers home in Worthington Minnesota on Sunday afternoon.
A Women’s Club bake sale is scheduled Saturday afternoon and evening at the Reporter office to raise funds.
Mr and Mrs E P Walters and children and Mr and Mrs Vernon Ingalls and daughter of Sheldon visited Sunday evening in the Ed Diekevers home.
Two cars wrecked at the Handy town corner northwest of Boyden at 9 p m Saturday. A 1998 Chevrolet sedan driven by Joe Boone collided with a 1929 Ford driven by Albert Kruse. Occupants of the Kruse car included Mrs. Kruse and Rudolph Kruse. the Boones were uninjured aside from a flipped Chevrolet. Mrs Kruse had a severed neck artery and Adolph Kruse head lacerations. others sustained minor injuries.
Mr and Mrs Herman Kruse and their daughter Marie and son Gehart visited Mr and Mrs Walter Stegeman at Steen Minnesota on Sunday.
Mrs Ben Grooters and her son Lorrain join Marlys Mae Bluemeyer for a three day visit at the Gilbert Grooters home in Cedar Falls, returning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Beckman of Hull spent Thursday evening in the Nase Janssen home, sharing hospitality and conversation with their hosts.
Zion Lutheran Church Hall holds its annual Mission Rally on Sunday August 6 with English services at 10 am and German at 2 pm Rev T N Deguisne of Bridgewater SD is the speaker He will bring articles from his sister serving in New Guinea This invitation extends to all Mission supporters A F Zenk Pastor
Mr Robt E Haupt of Marion Iowa will deliver an illustrated lecture on his travels in 20 countries and life in India. He spent four years teaching at Woodstock School in Northern India. The talk at United Presbyterian Church Boyden on April 6 features costumes curios moving pictures and Hindu rites. A freewill offering will be taken.
Reverend and Mrs Stangeway from Pittsburgh visited Boyden on Sunday. The Reverend delivered a brief message during Sunday morning services at the United Presbyterian Church.
Mrs Arther E Miller and her daughter Harriett called on friends in Ireton Monday afternoon, sharing greetings during an ordinary social visit.
Mr and Mrs Jake Dekker and daughter Jean and Harry Huisman of near Sanborn enjoyed a spring chicken fry at the Mrs John Stegeman home Sunday.
Final clearance announced for all summer dresses in cotton and silk at Ellerbroek's Sheldon store with prices starting at 25 cents.
Mrs A Smit Mrs Bert Smit and daughter Dorothy Moret were callers in Hospers and Sheldon Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Moret and daughters Verilyn and Myrna Mae join Mrs. E. O. Dilley and daughters Fay and Wava for a few days at Lake Okoboji enjoying leisure and scenic outings during the visit.
Mr and Mrs Briggs visited with Mrs John Stegeman and family on Monday afternoon at their home, sharing greetings and conversation in a social call.
Larry Grooters Bob Rohr and Carla Ruth Kooiman departed Tuesday morning heading to Redlands California after spending several weeks with local relatives.
Reverend Koning of Tracy visited the Nick Kooiker household for a Sunday supper, sharing a meal and conversation with the family.
Mr and Mrs Jacob DeBoer left last week for Sanborn to make their home with their daughter Mrs Peter Kooi stra and family, joining relatives after relocating from their previous residence.
Mrs. Ben Grooters and her son Lor traveled with granddaughter Marlys Mae to the Gilbert Grooters home in Cedar Falls Iowa for a weekend visit.
Mr and Mrs Chris J Blumey sr of George visited Sunday afternoon in the home of their son Ad Blumeyer and family.
Mr Ansel Thompson of Sioux Falls South Dakota was a weekend guest in the home of Albert Dethmers, according to local social notes.
Mr and Mrs Wm Heitritter and family spent Sunday evening at Lake Okoboji enjoying a family outing by the water.
Myrna Mae Moret visited the Bas Dekker home in Sheldon on Friday and Saturday, staying for a brief visit.
Mrs E H Beldt and her daughter Dorothy called at the Arthur E Miller home on Monday, making a brief social call during the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Gerrit Rensink visited the Henry Kamminga home in Moneta on Friday evening for a social call.
Mrs VanderPol and her daughter Mrs Bomgaars called on Mrs De Kraai at Orange City on Tuesday.
Donna VerHoef of Rock Valley spent last week with her sons and her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Van Der Hout, sharing time together as a family.
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