Red Cross official and local caller visit Boyden
David Vander Pol of Rock Valley served as a caller in Boyden last Friday. Miss Oggel of Orange City, secretary of the Home Department of the Red Cross, was a business caller in Boyden Friday.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
2
David Vander Pol of Rock Valley served as a caller in Boyden last Friday. Miss Oggel of Orange City, secretary of the Home Department of the Red Cross, was a business caller in Boyden Friday.
Community notices from the United Presbyterian Church and local society events fill the page. The church lists service times with sermons on Making Christianity Attractive and Gideon and His Sword, with a Friday prayer meeting and Ladies Aid events.
Telephone crews mobilize for winter sleet storms across Nebraska Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota. The five state NW Bell system funds rapid response with material and manpower to protect service through severe weather.
Miss Anna Aardema and sister Mrs J C Landhuis visited in Doon this week. T H Veenschoten will visit Volga SD to tend his farm. Chas Frohwein of Sheldon called on friends in Boyden last Friday. People Co operative Store directors set Thursday meeting. For sale three Hereford bulls by John Vander Laan. Found a muffler from a truck owner may claim. Mr Van Stryland Bemis SD visited over weekend.
A promotional note urges Mr. Merchant to advertise in the paper to reach shoppers and showcase a wide stock of goods, implying that readers will not know where to shop without such notices.
Kossuth county to let bids December 27 for paving the North Iowa Pike from Wesley to Algona. Tiling along the highway is nearly finished and paving is expected to begin early in 1922.
Fred Mast of Center township lost eight head of cattle last Friday night when the straw stack toppled over trapping the animals beneath. The herd included milk cows, two-year-olds, and yearlings.
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