Church Notes St. John’s Lutheran Services in English on Sundays
Rev. A Hein reports church services now conducted in English on the second and fourth Sundays of each month with remaining services in German.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
8
Rev. A Hein reports church services now conducted in English on the second and fourth Sundays of each month with remaining services in German.
The article lists Reform Church schedules with Rev. J. W. Brink in Holland at 9:30 a.m. Reverent J. W. Brink preaches at 1:30 p.m. in English and 3:00 p.m. Sunday School. C. E. meeting at 7:30 p.m. U. P. Church led by Rev. J. S. Pollock at 10:00 a.m. Bible School, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship, and 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship.
Mr and Mrs W J Moret announced the birth of a 10 pound baby boy on Wednesday. Dr Gillespie attended. Mrs John Rensink Jr and baby son reside at the Vander Hout home. Mr and Mrs John Dethmers hosted a $500 party Tuesday with guests Mr and Mrs Art Roggen, Mr and Mrs Elmer Lack, and Mr and Mrs Herman Meester.
Mr and Mrs Lambert Rens entertained guests at an aluminum demonstration Tuesday night. Attending were Mr and Mrs Bert Rens, Mr and Mrs John Van Ess, and Mr and Mrs Tony Van Zee.
Mr. and Mrs. Schortinghuis with Mrs. Clara Pryde Mrs. Herman Meester and daughter Marion Carol and Mr Koele of Hull visited Sioux City Tuesday. Mr Koele received ear treatment while the women shopped.
H. L. Morets will host an aluminum demonstration this Friday night. The event promises practical tips and live showcase of aluminum products for the community.
Mrs. Henry Landhuis is improving from a heart attack suffered Friday evening. The nursing classes met Tuesday at the Ben Groeters home and Wednesday at Mrs. Lea Landhuis. Miss Thelma Childers of Sanborn was a weekend guest at the Naso Janssen home.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harmon and their three children visited Sioux City on Friday. Baby Vergil stayed with Grandma Harmon during the calls.
Willis Vanderburg received word Thursday that his mother Mrs. J. W. Vanderburg is ill with pneumonia.
P T A meeting is set for Tuesday December 21 with a correctional school session planned for Wednesday evening. Local officials urged attendance and noted the events will be held at the usual community venue.
Chris Kalberg of Sioux County Cow Tester visited the Reporter office on Thursday as a caller.
FOR SALE two livestock items: a gray mare five years old priced at 100 dollars and a Ray gelding eight years old priced at 70 dollars. John Fick of Boyden advertises. Also FOR SALE 160 acres near Boyden land is good and well improved with 5000 dollars down and 29 years on balance. Boggen Land Co. of Sheldon Iowa handles the sale.
Clay county land sale offers 240 acres with good land and buildings. Roggen Land Company of Sheldon Iowa advertises $2 000 down and 29 years on the balance.
FOR SALE Rensink Farm 170 acres 3 miles NE Boyden price 110 per acre Possession March 1 1938 Down payment balance long term Buildings recently repaired and painted Iowa Joint Stock Land Company Sioux City Iowa WANTED Log Sawing 3 mi North of Boyden Jake Drenth 1t 42 pd FOR SALE Poland China Boars and Brooder House Robt Moret Boyden 2125 FOR SALE Several farms near Boyden Roggen Land Co Sheldon
Bonded for your protection. Corr espondence invited. Frank E. Scott Comm Co Stock Yards Sioux City offers export market service through a commission firm with 23 years in business.
A finance dept. notice from Warden Piano Company Sioux City Iowa announces a sacrifice midget piano can be seen at Boyden by appointment. The firm invites inquiries and appointments to view the instrument.
At very reasonable rates call or write D H Wisconsin? No, D. H. Winsink, Sec Treas, Hull Farm Loan Assn. Provides loan options for farmers seeking financing.
George, Adrian and Walter Dickevers traveled to the twin cities to buy a new 550 gallon capacity tank for the Boyden Co op Assn truck. The streamlined unit boosts capacity by 1700 pounds and will help the association expand its gasoline and oil business.
Roland Harmon of Brooklyn paused overnight Monday in the Henry Harmon home while traveling to Huron South Dakota to visit relatives.
Tony Arends and Jennie Kort hals of Matlock served as callers at the Walter Ruyter residence Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Diepen Jr. were Sunday dinner guests in the W S Freese home.
The Boyden bowling team defeated the Country Gents on Tuesday evening at Sheldon. Players include Robert De Vries Albert Ruyter Lloyd Goodyear Adrian Dickevers and Logan Vanden Brink.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dickevers entertained last Thursday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ike Struyk Mr. and Mrs. John Landhuis Mr. and Mrs. Antony Smit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Den Bosch and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Van Rooyen of Hospers.
Mrs. John Brink oversees a quilt on the frames as the ladies of the community gather at the parsonage this week for quilting sessions.
William Reyerts has returned from Hull Hospital where he underwent an operation and is now recuperating at his sister Mrs. Bertha Henning's home this week.
Sioux Center drew over 500 farmers for a Progressive Farmers Union rally to oppose new farm bills and trade policies. Carl H. Wilken urged parity and warned the proposed bill would enforce world price production. Resolutions called for parity prices, trade critique, and Gillette Farm Bill support.
A speaker noted imports for the past year equated to acreage figures, highlighting the strain on American farmers. A hall collection funded the gathering and a $2.50 yearly membership was proposed to sustain advocacy for improved farm legislation.
The Boyden Reporter weekly payment policy lists a $1.75 annual rate with open accounts and notices to the U S Postal service when changed. Receipts are issued for payments and should be kept. A mailing correction notice is requested if address line details are wrong. The report mentions the Milwaukee Hat Shot derailment near Inwood and a visit by Mr and Mrs Herman Laymes to Hollandale Michigan.
Mrs Allen Youngsma and Dawn returned Thursday toRock Valley home after visiting the parental Kooiman home in the area.
Mr and Mrs B J Beckman of Hull were callers Friday evening in the Naso Janssen home.
Mr and Mrs Al Rouwenhorst of Sheldon were callers Sunday in the Nie Rouwenhorst home. The social visit highlighted local family ties and Sunday hospitality.
Frank Vander Maaten a student at Morningside College in Sioux City spent the weekend at the parental Vander Maaten home.
Sunday evening supper guests in the Naso Jansen home were Henry Elgersina and Dutch Huibregtsie of Sanborn.
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