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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
1
Chris Hibbeler rents the Mrs. Hattie Morris building near the Town Hall to open an auto paint shop. The remodel will allow driving in cars. He will specialize in painting cars refinishing furniture and other related work and aims to open as soon as changes are completed.
Public auction will be held at First Reformed church yard in Boyden Iowa on Saturday January 6 at 2:00 pm. The township horse barns about 80 by 24 feet with shingled roofs will be sold in two 40 foot pieces. Cash terms. Ben Meylink sale notice and furniture sale reminder from Van Dyke Furniture Store. Christmas dinner hosts listed for local residents.
Court notes multiple actions including promissory notes totaling thousands of dollars, mortgage foreclosures, and liens. Cases involve King family will challenge, Corticello Silk Company, Vacuum Oil, Martin Bros, and other firms, with sheriff writs and guardian appointment requested. marriages licenses listed.
Last Thursday during a school game Ralph Smith was knocked by a door, collapsing unconscious. His parents and Dr Kuyper were summoned. examination suggested serious injury.
The county declamatory contest held in Hull last Friday evening resulted in Hull taking first place with ten points and Aston second with eight. Hull received the cup, the first time it has gone to the north half of the county. Winning participants included Oratorical Browner Hill Wer Harrison Maurice and Dramatic Ralph Williams Full Gertrude Bekman Alton Humorous Clinton Cambier Alton Mabel Reed Ireton.
Mr Dick Kooy of Primghar Iowa has taken the night watch position and began duties last Saturday evening. He and his family moved to the Mrs Nettie Moret cottage opposite the Reform ed church. He is brother to Albert Kooy who works at the Peoples Co Operative Store.
At a Sheridan Township Farm Bureau meeting, C. A. DeValois was elected president and Fred Heitritter vice president, with Henry Schoetje as secretary and treasurer. District directors named include H. D. Ossenfort, Peter Kruse, Henry Sohl, Fred H. Kruse, Arie Verdoorn, George Meyners, Henry Bosman, Guy Kuyper, and H. D. Lusink. The meeting closed a successful year of Farm Bureau work.
Owing to work at the school, the Citizenship Club moves its next meeting to the town hall on Friday January 5 at two oclock. Agenda includes reading from the Constitution amendments by the National Woman's Party soldier bonus child labor laws revision of Iowa code and recent Supreme Court decisions. The Christmas Tree program drew a large crowd with about 300 gifts from Santa for Boyden children and praise for Mrs. Chas Bergman and team. A Paramount film at the opera house titled The Affairs of Anatol drew a small audience.
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