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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
5
A Minnesota brand paint ad notes a Council Oak Store sale with a ten-cent raisin cinnamon bread loaf each Wednesday. The listing also mentions Boyden Hardware Store alongside outside white standard red paint.
The clipping lists daily social attendees from Aug 4 to Aug 10 1944 including Mrs John Lutyens and Wesley De Jong on Aug 4 and multiple names each day through Aug 10. A note promotes purchasing a 14 pound loaf of bread at Council Oak for only lic with fresh daily availability.
The Lillian McConnell Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. N. Salie leading devotions. Mrs. Ed Blumeyer conducted the devotionals and the roll call asked what members can do to strengthen the society. Gt. Rensink of Long Beach, California is visiting with Boyden relatives.
Mrs. Magram Ralston hosted a shower at her home near Sheldon Friday evening honoring Mrs. Rufus Ralston. Guests from Boyden included Mrs. A. E. Miller mother of the bride and Mrs. Jacob Van Diepen Jr. Commerce Commissioner David Long of Des Moines also called in Boyden Saturday.
Mr and Mrs 8 Smid announce the birth of a six and one half pound son Douglas Gene on Sunday morning with Mrs E Dykstra assisting in the Smid home. Mr and Mrs Marvin Green announce the birth Monday morning of a ten and one half pound daughter Sue Rilen with Alma Baerenwald assisting.
Mrs John Brouwer hosted the Bridge Club at her home on Wednesday. A farewell gift was given to Mrs Vergil Smith who will soon depart for Maurice, and a new baby gift was given at Schortinghu. Mr and Mrs Emil Stegemann of Sibley were supper guests Monday evening at the Stegeman home and visited Gus Stegeman.
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