Sign-Up at Lumberyard Office in Boyden Iowa
AAA sign-up set for Monday and Tuesday March 4 and 5 at the Lumberyard office in Boyden Iowa from 9 AM to 5 PM. The event will cover payments for fertilizer and harvesting hayseed practices.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
5
AAA sign-up set for Monday and Tuesday March 4 and 5 at the Lumberyard office in Boyden Iowa from 9 AM to 5 PM. The event will cover payments for fertilizer and harvesting hayseed practices.
The Cloverettes troop learned many songs of all varieties and preferred rounds. They enjoyed a hiking song and counted orders totaling 147 with Mrs Hicks sending in the orders. Betty Klein assisted.
The Willing Workers led by Mrs. Smit gathered on Wednesday to study the girl scout laws and scrapbook projects while Wilma Marion and Marilyn served on the entertainment committee. The Brownie Scouts met after school Friday at the Vander Burgs and planned a stamp project and a big Mothers Party.
An obituary notice indicates the completed obituary for Mrs. Chris Jacobs will appear next week. It notes a forthcoming publication date without additional biographical detail.
Tennessee plants poised to expand postwar production to build wealth for Victory Bonds. Aluminum supply for airplanes stands at 25 percent of U S production with phosphorus zinc and copper mined and utilized in essential goods. U S Treasury Department involvement implied.
John F. Schortinghuis leads Sabbath School at 10 00 AM with lesson Entering and Possessing a New Land. Communion at 11 00 AM with meditation The Magnitude beyond the Narrows. Evening Worship at 7 30 PM sermon A Strong Man's Weakness. Wednesday youth hour at 7 00 PM led by Levon Rouwenhorst. Regular attendance urged to preserve American way of life.
Sunday guests in the Al Dykstra home. Mrs. Moret and Mrs. Dickevers visited in Sioux City. Butter Makers School at Iowa State College. Bell system operator in Dallas. Measles case with pneumonia recovery. Plans to move to a vacated farm. Alaska Sportsman ad. Marie Koolhaas married Gerit Hop. Franklin employment while husband at Camp Atterbury. Tuesday supper guests included Loulkes Brookhuis Kooyman. Vugteveen party guests in Rock Valley.
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