County News Notes On Local Agents And War Efforts
County Agent G L Gunnerson and District Agent George Dunlop attend a conference in Des Moines. Local residents visitors and relatives travel among Sheldon Iowa Falls Maurice and other towns. The War Record project begins in the Recorder's office with letters sent to county papers and parents for cooperation. Local draft list awaiting final examinations and Sept 3rd departure date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunlop
Des Moines
G. L. Gunnerson
Hunter
Iowa Falls
W. Lohr
T. Jongewaard
Sheldon
Recorder Jongewaard
Jongewaard
Maria
Tiedema
Jeane Nordhoff
Japan
Court House
Carnes
Frida AN
Nicholas Velgersdyk
Cornelius Ver Mulm Jr
Church Notes from United Presbyterian Service and Local News
Karl Megdelsen leads Sabbath School at 10 oclock with Supt A A Kuyper. Services at 11 am and 8 pm. Ladies Aid hosts members and friends Friday at Mrs C E Work’s home. Congregational prayer Thursday 8 pm. Elizabeth Nomen plans hospital training in Sioux City. Walt J Verhoef’s address update to Camp Dodge Iowa. Feeding a 250 men unit with good provisions. Henry Bosma transfers to Co G 2nd Training Regiment Camp Pike Ark and notes new guns and status as regular soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Karl Megdelsen
A. Kuyper
Ladies Aid Society
C. E. Work
Walt. J Verhoef
Walt. J. Verhoef
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Henry Bosma
Co. 92
Co. G
Camp Pike
Ark
Youths Register Saturday in Sioux County
Saturday August 24 marked registration for men turning 21 since June 5. In Sioux County 55 young men registered that day, including two from Boyden: Robert A. Smith and Herman Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County
Boyden
Robert A.smith
Herman Winter
Mrs. Ida DenHartog Vos Passes After Illness
Mrs. Ida DenHartog Vos, 27, died early Wednesday after a goitre illness. Born December 6, 1890 in this vicinity, she was married about a year and a half ago to Peter Vos Jr. The funeral was held Saturday at Newkirk Church with burial in Newkirk Cemetery Hosper's Tribune reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Vos, Jr
Vos
Ida DenHaartog
J. D. DenHartog
Peter Vos, Jr
Newkirk
Hospers Tribune
Red Cross Notes And September Room Closure
The Red Cross room will be closed during the first week in September with a call for yarn and other materials this week. Attendees listed include Mesdames Heemstra Dethmers Grooters Axten Miller Kuyper Bryant Smith Stutzman and Ruthye Jackson on Friday. Tuesday’s attendees were Wesdames 3 Man Stryland Rowenhorst Dethmers Johnson Dethmers Axten Stutzman Smith Bryant Kuyper Vander Pal Leonard Ruthye Jackson and Marie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross Room
Mesdames Chas. Heemstra
J. S. Dethmers
Mary Grooters
E Axten
Julia Miller
C. Kuyper
R. C. Bryant
Wm. R. Smith
J. A. Stutzman
Wiss Ruthye Jackson
Wesdames
Man Stryland
K. Rowenhorst
M. Johnson
H. S. Dethmers
W.R Smith
D. Vander Pal
O. D Leonard
Ruthye Jackson
Marie Smith
Christian School opens with address on Christian instruction
Next week Monday September 2 doors open at the Christian School for an afternoon program featuring Kev Van Houte speaking on the Necessity of Christian Instruction. Last week salaries for both teachers were raised by 1000 dollars per month. Parents preferring Christian instruction are invited to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian School
Kev van Houte
Cyclone devastates Tyler Minnesota. dozens killed and injured
A cyclone struck Tyler Minnesota at 9 30 PM on August 21 killing thirty six persons and injuring many more. Tyler a town of about 1500 residents endured widespread damage as authorities began relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Minn
Minnesota
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Elizabeth Nomen
Weyer-Tel Laboratories
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IBM
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Milwaukee Tank Co
Joe Steven
F. J. Brune
Alton
United States
Rev Brune
Fr. Brune
Klein Bros. Grain Co
Hospers
Manly
Christian Reformed Church At
Sanborn
Carl Kreulen
France
Solte
Tie
Orange City
Miss Dethmers
C.f.sarset
Rae Eye
Lpr
Ee Ebisy
Dykstra
VanderMaten
Boyden, Iowa
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