Graveling George Boyden road completed in Lyon county
The Lyon county half of the George Boyden road was finished last Saturday. George now has six miles of graveled road south out of town aiding farmers. A Sioux county completion would connect this section with other graveled roads, especially useful on rainy days. Also, the Postmaster General urged senders to include return addresses on Christmas and New Year cards to avoid lost mail to the dead letter office.
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Lyon County
George
Sioux County
George News
Postmaster General
New
First Christmas Announcement at United Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School at 10:00 a m Morning Service at 11:00 a m Evening service at 7:30 p m The morning sermon titled The First Christmas Announcement The evening sermon Spotted Garments There is no Ladies Aid meeting next week due to Christmas The annual Christmas exercises are set for Wednesday evening Dec 28 Bible study and prayer service on Thursday at 7:30 p m
Poultry and Eggs Prices Listed by N D Lowery
N D Lowery advertises highest cash prices for poultry and eggs. located two blocks east of the Hotel. phone 66. daily service. local farm products buyer. prompt payment in cash. 13-tf
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N. D. Lowery
Post Office urges early shopping and mailing for Christmas
The Post Office department launches a shop early mail early campaign led by Postmaster General New. It urges every postal employee and the public to shop and mail early and often to ensure holiday remembrances reach friends, asking everyone to mail packages now.
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Post Office Department
Postmaster General
New
Stewart to spend Christmas at Boyden home
Mr. Archibald Stewart plans to visit next week for Christmas vacation at the home of his parents Rev and Mrs Neil Stewart in Boyden.
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Archibald Stewart
Boyden Stor
Neil Stewart
Change From Assignment to Receivership At Sioux County Banks
In Sioux County the assignment of the Alton and Ireton banks was converted to a receivership at the request of IFM Slagle & Co which claimed the banks owed $576,297. Judge Bradley named H. Giebink permanent receiver with a $50,000 bond. The court ordered closing of the banks and set May 1, 1926, as the claim filing deadline with the receiver authorized to release liens and manage assets.
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Alton and
Ireton
G. W. Pitts
Alton
Anna J. Kessey
Waterloo
Northwestern Bank of Ireton
Bank of Northwestern Iowa
Iowa
District Court
Henry Giebink
Bank
Banks of
Spirit Lake
Sioux and
Lyon Counties
Union
IFM Slagle & Co
van Oosterhout and
Keljyn
M. D. Gibbs
Alton Bank
Gideon 8. Pitts
Ireton Bank
Christmas Program At The Churches
The Sabbath School of United Presbyterian church presents a Christmas program Wednesday evening December 23 at 7 30. The program includes recitations solos duets and choir items by Sunbeams and Young People with songs Cradle in a Manger Christmas Spirit and more. Archibald Stewart Adaline Verrips and Dorothy DeValois are among the performers with Mrs Kortekamp’s class and the orchestra providing offertory and dialogue.
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Sunbeams
Paul McCrum
Augusta Vander Haar
Alma Heitritter
Kortekamp
Archibald Stewart
Christmas Program at First Reformed Church
The Christmas program at the First Reformed Church is scheduled for Christmas Eve Thursday December 24 at 7 30. The Sabbath School will present a pageant titled Time. A missions offering will be taken and a Christmas treat distributed afterwards.
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First Reformed Church
Community Christmas Tree on Main Street
The community Christmas Tree stands on Main Street placed by the Women’s Citizenship Club under Miss Ruthye Jackson. It is decorated with colored lights and gold and silver balloons and hopes to be lit by Friday evening. No community Christmas program will be held this year and individual trees in front of business places have been eliminated.
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Main Street
Women's Citizenship Club
Ruthye Jackson
Citizenship Club Plans December Meeting at Lumber Yard
The Women's Citizenship Club will meet December 30 at 2:30 p.m. at the Farmers Co-Operative lumber yard office. Roll call asks members which foreign country they most want to see and why. The topic covers The Home and International Relations and What Our Neighbors are Thinking. Countries listed include England France Germany and China.
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Farmers Co-Operative Lumber Yard
England
France
Germany
China
Local youths warned over misbehavior in Rock Valley
About fifteen young men from Boyden visited Ryock Valley and misbehaved. Town officials vow firm actions, including a night in the city jail or transfer to Orange City for free board and room. Rock Valley correspondent in the Alton Democrat.
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Boyden
Ryock Valley
Orange City
Rock Valley
Alton Democrat
Vande Garde Sale Sparks Move to Sioux Center
The John Vande Garde Sale was held yesterday and the family plans to quit farming and relocate to Sioux Center. Mr. Vande Garde will raise onions there while wife Gertrude Vander Pol opens an Art Shop in February. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Reformed church hosts a Bake Sale and Bazaar at Town Hall on Saturday December 19 at 2 PM.
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John Vande Garde
Vande Garde
Sioux Center
Gertrude Vander Pol
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Reformed Church
Appointment of Receiver Sought in Slagle Case on Both Banks
Plea requests the court appoint a receiver on grounds that a receiver has already been appointed on application by F. M. Slagle & Co. on both banks. The moving party argues for centralization of control and management under court oversight.
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F. M. Slagle & Co
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Sabbath School
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Audrey Kleinhesselink
Donald DeValois
Ethel Pryde
Norma Lowery
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