Bride School Friday at Town Hall for public
The School for Brides opens Friday afternoon at Town Hall with the same program as last week. No admission. a Silver Tea will be served. Call Mrs Wargowsky if you have a wedding gown for the parade.
17 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
1
The School for Brides opens Friday afternoon at Town Hall with the same program as last week. No admission. a Silver Tea will be served. Call Mrs Wargowsky if you have a wedding gown for the parade.
The Library Board elected officers including Librarian Mrs Jacob Van Diepen Jr and Secretary Mrs S Schortinghuis with President pro tem Mrs Willis Vanderbure. Terms assigned by lot span six, four, and two years for named members. Monthly meetings planned.
Rev and Mrs Brink visited Sheldon on Tuesday afternoon. They called on Mrs G Van Stryland who is quite ill. The visit also included Mr G Scholten who is recovering nicely from his operation.
Mr and Mrs Rob Moret were collars at the Paul Schreuder home Sunday evening in a social gathering noted by local residents.
Marvin Stutzman Nick De Haas Art Heitritter William Gorzeman Henry DeJong and Herman Stegeman enjoyed a fish fry Friday evening in a simple community gathering reflecting local social life.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kamminga and Mrs. Gerrit P. Kooiman attended the funeral of Mrs. Von Stelten in Edgerton Minnesota on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Willis G Vander burg attended the Lincoln dinner in Orange City on Saturday.
Miss Johanna Wegter and Ver non Ver Steeg of Hull visited Sunday evening with Ver Steeg’s uncle and aunt. They spent time with Mr and Mrs Marinus Bomgaars near Middleburg during the weekend gathering.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller were Sunday dinner guests at the Chas Morse home in Sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Landhuis and their daughter visited Sunday evening in the Herman Korsel home at George.
The Boyden Women’s Citizen Ship Club provided the luncheon during the annual meeting of the Farmers Co-Op Association on Wednesday.
Don Allen acted as the Sunday caller at the Rob Moret residence, engaging in local social duties and hosting visitors in the community setting.
The Kappa Zeta sorority under Mrs. Margaret Koenig offers an education fund to assist students pursuing business studies. Applicants must be high school graduates with honor ratings or in the top third of their class. A limited number of 1938 grants will allow study at a junior college or private business school.
The Boyden Reporter credits Willis G. Vanderburg as editor and notes publication every Friday morning with second class mail entry at the Boyden post office.
County-wide conference in the Skating Rink at Sioux Center on Wednesday Feb 23 at 1 30 p m to decide on a united effort against discriminatory taxes. Tell your neighbor and bring him to the meeting. Committee
Mrs. Anna Douglas of Los Angeles and Wayne Horn son of Mr and Mrs Late Horn both of Boyden were married in LeMars on Thursday. They have no definite plans for the future.
The 500 Club gathered at the residence of Supt. and Mrs. Elmer Lack on Saturday evening with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Arie Roggen, Mr. and Mrs. John Dethmers, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meester.
Rev Brink attended a Board meeting in Orange City on Tuesday and met with Mr James Bosman who is improving and staying with relatives for a few days before returning home.
Henry Schloetje’s father Gietrich W. Schloetje died at his Sheldon home Saturday at 85. Funeral services were held at Saint Paul’s Lutheran church on Monday. Henry was his only son. A complete obituary of the former Boyden pioneer will be published next week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Meyn and their son Kenneth were dinner guests Sunday in the Peter Meyn home at Sheldon, sharing a family meal and conversation.
Tena Elgersma of Sanborn visits the Jacob Brouwer residence, staying as a guest during a local social call at the Brouwer home.
Mrs Kidred Herder visited the parental home of Mr and Mrs Sam Timmers on Wednesday of last week.
Mr and Mrs Jake Brower attended the marriage of his cousin Miss Jeanette Brouwer to John Bos at Sheldon on Wednesday. They will reside on the farm six miles east and two miles north of Sioux Center. His parents, now on the farm, will move to Sioux Center.
Bert Nash and John Rensink were hosted Wednesday evening by Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Gillespie for Bridge at their residence.
Sunday School teachers and families with Rev and Mrs John Brink plan a farewell party for Mr and Mrs H DeJong. The couple will move to Newkirk on March first.
Dr Frederick Zimmerman of New York and Rev Brunsting with Rev Vis addressed a Boyden gathering of ministers and lay members in a special session The keynote was Zimmers message Gods Challenge To You drawn from Ezekial 22 14
The Sioux Farm Loan Association, linked with the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, met at the Hawkeye Hotel in Orange City on Tuesday with about 450 Sioux county members. Gt Slobe serves as secretary treasurer and H M Scholten was elected director. Nearby attendees included Henry Schloetje Leonard Rensink Tos Koele W Boelsma Hubert Boender Jake DeZeeuw Jake Vande Hoef and H M Scholten.
Mrs. Eldora Heitritter will host the United Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting in the church basement on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Peter DeBoer announce the birth of a daughter with Dr Gillespie in attendance over the weekend.
Connie Haspels Anne Bur eraaff and Mrs Anne Douglas and son arrived from California last week Wednesday.
Mrs Neil Satie and her daughters Eleanor and June stayed at the home of Mrs Dykema, the mother of Mrs Satie, in Sheldon during a brief visit.
Mrs. Sam Timmers learned from Holland that her sister-in-law Mrs. John Ten Hove had died. The notice records a family bereavement reaching across the Atlantic.
At Sioux City last week Albert Dethmers H.1 Schol ten Peter Kruse Tyse Koele and Walter Diekevers heard how an alcohol blend saves mileage and reduces engine heat. The blend is farm produced, offering a new market for corn and grains. Boyden Co op planned to sell it via pumps and trucks.
Convalescent patients at Sheldon Hospital include Gerhard Scholten and Mrs. Bertha Koepnick along with Mrs. Richard Sneller of Rock Valley, Mrs. John Veldhuizen, Laura Kruse, and Mildred Huisman of Boyden. Miss Kruse and Miss Huisman may go home this week after 15 weeks recovering from an automobile accident.
The Misses Ruthye and Maud Jackson hosted a Sunday evening dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Meyn and their son Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Diepen Jr Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Vanderbure and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wargowsky and their son Bobby.
Mr and Mrs Jake Zwagerman of Hospers and Mr and Mrs H M Scholten were business callers in Sioux Falls South Dakota on Monday.
The Library Board met at the home of Mrs S Schortinghuis on Tuesday evening to discuss ongoing library services and potential/community outreach efforts.
The Bible Study Class of the United Presbyterian Church gathered at the home of Mrs. Buren for a session.
Mr and Mrs Jake Van Leeu wen son Charles of Rocke Rapids were callers Sunday at the Wm Wargowsky home.
Mrs. Lott Brady and her sons Jack and Bobby and Miss Billy Wilson of Omaha Nebraska were weekend visitors in the home of William Kwiklkel.
Bert Nash stopped by the home of Mrs. John Stegeman and her daughters Sunday afternoon for a social visit.
Mrs. Lute Horn entertained at a family dinner Friday afternoon honoring her son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Horn.
Mrs Ben Grooters and her son Lorrain were visitors in Sheldon on Saturday, stopping to call on acquaintances and observe local happenings.
John Ver Hoef of Orange City is visiting local relatives, spending time with family members in the area.
One of the territory’s largest farm sales is set for Tuesday March 8 with Mr. O P Bouma selling farm equipment and live stock at public auction. The Reporter handles advertising.
Mr and Mrs Dick DeGroot visited the Ben Grooters on Sunday evening, serving as callers in a social visit context.
Mrs. Jake Jans died after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the First Reformed Church on Thursday afternoon. She leaves ten children and a husband. Jans had been blind for several years and had battled cancer, yet remained cheerful. An obituary will be published later.
A break in at Boyden schoolhouse left desks rummaged and money untouched. An attempt to pry open the superintendent’s office door was also made.
Miss Verilyn Verrips is visiting the Allen Youngsmn home in Rock Valley this week, joining local residents for a sequence of social calls and light activities.
A social gathering took place Monday evening at the Masonic Temple in Sheldon with attendees from the community. Details are limited but the event highlighted local social ties and civic involvement.
Ralph Dean of Nashua acted as a Boyden caller on Wednesday morning, according to local notes.
Suy Van Corter departed early Wednesday for Iowa City to receive treatment at the state hospital. He travels for medical attention and is expected to undergo care at the facility.
Mrs Henry Van Houte and her daughters Betty and Marjorie hosted Sheldon callers along with Esther Miazgar and Eunice De Jong on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Connor and granddaughters Frances and Joyce Kool of Sanborn and Jim Kool of Alton were Sunday guests in the Mrs Emma Stutzman home in honor of Joyce s second birthday.
Mrs John Roetzel of Hospers spent from Thursday to Sunday in the Mrs Kate Pitstielk home.
Don DeValois spent the weekend in Sheldon with his father Dr. C A DeValois visiting local friends and attending community events.
For sale a 1928 Dodge sedan described as in good shape. Includes 1938 license plates. Contact Marvin Green in Boyden to inquire. PD
Mr and Mrs Fred Starkweather Jr and their sons Tommy and Jerry along with F L Starkweather Sr were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs Kate Pitstick.
Jacob Moss of near Sioux Center urges reform in tax policy at a Sioux Center meeting on February 22. He argues independent district farmers bear a heavier burden than township owners, citing an example of four dollars tax per acre against six fifty rent, leaving little for investors. He seeks an equitable plan though specifics are not disclosed.
Rev Martin Monsma of the Second Christian Reformed Church in Pella Iowa is scheduled to speak on radio station KMA Shenandoah Saturday morning February 19 at 9 45. This is the first in a series of Saturday morning broadcasts and will continue only if there is popular demand. Listeners are invited to write to KMA to express interest.
Help wanted advertisement seeking an experienced girl for housework. Listed by Mrs R L Sterrett of Sheldon Iowa.
Mr and Mrs S G Vanden Brink and family called on the former mother Mrs Nel Vanden Brink in Sheldon Tuesday evening.
Lorraine Beloit and Lloyd Brinkman of Matlock and Laurence Hayes of Sheldon spent Sunday in the George Mazgar area for a social outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Vander Hoeven, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Westra, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kwikkel with families visited the Bastian Dekker home Friday evening to celebrate Mr. Dekker's birthday.
Local brief notes that Howard Salie is listed as sick this week, with no further details provided.
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