Mrs Kramer And Daughter Help Move Doctor's Office
Mrs Mary Kramer and her daughter Mrs A Lee Pearce of Sheldon leave for Joplin Missouri. They assisted Dr Pearce in moving his office into the house one door west of the library.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
8
Mrs Mary Kramer and her daughter Mrs A Lee Pearce of Sheldon leave for Joplin Missouri. They assisted Dr Pearce in moving his office into the house one door west of the library.
Mr and Mrs Herman Meester and daughter Marion Carol visited in the parental Meester home near Matlock Sunday.
Miss Betty Van Houte spent the week end in the George Reimers home, located south of town, during a social visit.
Mr and Mrs John Dykstra were business callers in Sioux City, Wednesday.
Henry DeWilde suffered a severe arm fracture Wednesday when caught in a feed grinder belt at his father Conrad DeWilde’s farm near Boyden. He was taken to Hull hospital for treatment. Angeline DeWilde, his sister, was recently treated at Hull hospital for appendicitis and discharged by Dr. Maris.
Miss Mildred Hausman and Miss Laura Kruse remain confined in Sheldon Good Samaritan hospital with casts and braces as they recover from the Nov 2 auto crash that killed Bernard Rensink. Attending physician Dr. Lynn Meyers says six weeks more hospitalization is likely.
Mr and Mrs Nie Rouwenhorst and Mr and Mrs Bill Rouwenhorst of Hospers spend Friday with relatives in Monre South Carolina to visit Clar ence Rouwenhorst an ill nephew. Cleone VanDiepen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas VanDiepen, underwent mastoid operation at Hull hospital Saturday.
The notice corrects an error in stating Klaas Drenth owned sixteen quarter sections and many first mortgages. It clarifies the ownership and mortgage details. The Boyden Reporter also notes H. Maris and spouse visited the Rouwenhorst family in Monroe South Dakota on Thursday.
Mrs Ed Dickevers Mrs Ver non Ingalls and Mr and Mrs Dick DeVelder were papering at the Dickevers home during the past week. The DeVelders will live there after the work is completed.
Mr and Mrs Art Roggen entertained the 500 club members at a waffle supper Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Vernon Ingalls of Sheldon were Sunday supper guests in the DeReven parental home.
Mr and Mrs H Maris visited Sunday evening at the home of their son Dr Cornie in Sanborn.
William Gardner of Clear Lake spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Wargowsky. Mrs Gardner returned home with him after visiting her daughter and family.
The piece notes spelling and reading highlights with 100 percent week recipients, perfect health records, and multiplication in third grade. Journal mentions an operetta project, recent music tests, and a spelling contest where girls edged boys. Also details visits from Marion Carol, Delores Paulson, and several named students along with ongoing sports and nurse audiophone check.
Connie Langstraat visited Chicago and spent the night as a guest at the residence of Ted Meyners.
Alene Stegeman of Matlock stays with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Rhode and helps with household tasks during the visit.
Statement of the Condition of the Farmers Savings Bank Boyden Sioux County shows loans and discounts 325928.10 and deposits 381962.16 with liabilities totaling 420451.10. President John Rensink Cashier S G Vanden Brink and N Rouwenhorst sign sworn January 8 1938 before Notary Pault McRum. Directors listed.
The report notes Latin and History review sessions with high test scores on a Monday, Emerson and Longfellow poems memorized, biology semester projects chosen on leaves and plants, and a class shift to projects over tests. Physics heats unit nearing completion as Latin students review Argonauts. A senior quip about Rye ends the item.
Pat Dickevers reports on manual training boys taking a unit test while home economics girls plan a luncheon. General science completes planet study with a test as algebra covers multiplying monomials and English uses work books finishing connective study.
The report notes a Monday business training test on investment money and home ownership, two chapters on ownership types and service levels, and upcoming semester exams. English class finished short stories, will read literature next, starting The Prisoner of Chitlon. World history test concluded, now review for the semester begins.
Home games listed with Alton January 21 Here and January 28 against N W C Academy Here January 31 versus Newkirk Here.
The listing shows a travel calendar with games away from home on January 14 at Newkirk, January 17 at Sioux Center, February 4 at Alton, and February 11 at Orange City. It notes locations as away venues and dates for each contest.
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