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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1924
Page
5
Prices for the Sioux County Fair on September 1 2 3 4 remain at 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Evening rates are 35 cents and 20 cents. A season ticket costing $2.00 grants admittance at the Bate grandstand and car owners may enter. Purchase by mail with a check in advance.
Pleasant sewing on your own machine in spare time with no large investment required. Write Kenneth Hack Ley Drawer 25 Earl Park Ind for full particulars.
Mr J A Stutzman and son Lloyd visited Sioux City on Tuesday. Mrs G J Scholten visited in A Vander Veen home over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dick Kooy of Prin shar Iowa were over Sunday guests in Albert Kooy home. Leonard Moonman called at Worthington Minnesota on Saturday. Potatoes 90c a bushel white cabbage 3 lb onions 4c. Paul T McCrim family and Mrs J W MecCrum planned trip to Sioux City on Wednesday. Hans Oberman sold his Ford touring car to Jake Dekker. Hermann Van der Maaten and family visited Orange City relatives Sunday. Rensink and Miss Ruth Jackson Sheldon visitors Tuesday. 300 lb coarse and fine Chick Feed for sale at Vand en Brink's.
The column lists residents and visitors in Boyden and nearby towns including Leslie Walbridge from Chicago visiting relatives, John Kassimeyer from Michigan staying with the Ver Hoefs, and multiple neighbors hosting guests from Hospers Worthington and Orange City. It notes business ads for Home Bakery and a printing offer, plus church services by Dr. Hoffman and local social visits.
Redevelopment at the public school interior by Chris Hibbeler and Len Moorman is finished and the building will soon be ready for the fall and winter school term opening on September 1. William Van Giessen and family, Willis, Rev Lumkes and Theresa attended services at Steen Minnesota where Rev Lumkes preached at the Reformed church.
A week long reunion at the Jongewaard home in Ames brings together Dr Bert Jongewaard in India on missionary work, Dr Jeane Jongewaard in Kansas City, Dr Wilhelmina and Miss Harriet in India, Miss Esther and Henry in Chicago, Laurence in the recorder's office, and visitors from Miles City and Chicago. Dr Wilhelmina sails September 9 to begin studies in Paris before India, Harriet sails September 12 for her field in India. Q C News reports the gathering.
The United Presbyterian Church schedules Sabbath School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00. A C. U. meeting is at 7:15 followed by an 8:00 sermon. Morning theme asks what Christ, the Truth, says about wealth. Evening theme promises a thrilling part ing counsel. W M S to meet with Mrs. T J Stientiyes on Thursday 28.
The page touts soap grease remover at Home DAKERY and a Hilton Bros drug store announcement with store updates. It notes a Des Moines fair opening on August 22, bumper attendance claims, cheap ice cream promotions, groceries at Vand en Brink s, peaches sale, and a Midwest travel party including the Nienhuis and Lumkes families heading to Chicago.
Township booths have been added to the class of exhibits this year and promise to be very interesting for the first year. A number of townships have signified their intention in entering their township this year. The Sioux County Farm Bureau and the Fair Association are saving $50.00 in cash to the winners.
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