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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
4
Boyden Reporter edited by Jacob Van Zwol with weekly Thursday publication in Boyden Iowa. Post office entry as second class matter. Subscriptions listed at 1.65 dollars annually. single-wrapper price 2.00 dollars per year.
In memory of our dear mother and grandmother Sarah E Cre craft who died January 15 1925. May memory bring to my heart his praise thus answering thy prayer from family.
The remains of Wilton Thayer a former Rock Valley resident were brought for burial. Funeral services were held at the James Walpole home and the body was buried at Valley View cemetery. He died at his daughter Mrs Otto Staine’s home in Osage Iowa. Born July 31 1850 in Coldwater Michigan he was 75 years 6 months old. He lived in Michigan then moved to Sioux County and Rock Valley later lived near Kreyden Oklahoma and near Diridon. Survived by daughter Mrs Ort Stange Osage Iowa and sister Mrs Verna Work Border Iowa.
Semester exams loom as students prepare with focus this week. Freshman Ancient History studies Greece while Domestic Science Coverage shifts to Grease. The physiology book tour ends. bookkeeping and algebra will replace physiology for juniors and sophomores. Tonian Reporter notes basketball practice, January 22 program at Tonfan Literary Society, and Boyden versus Rock Valley basketball Friday. Some students kept after school for misbehavior.
A compiled list shows only 17 Civil War veterans remaining in Sioux County. Residents named include Henry Hilton, John Eastman, Thos Van Sickle, H T Trump, Geo Smith, W J Smith, James Omera, George McAnish, Jules Morley, G J Shoemaker, T S Huyek of Hawarden, Chas Henrich of Ireton, J H Vander Waa and M Rbynsberg of Orange City, Sip Sipma of Alton, A S Dean of Boyden, and W O S Rickers of Granville.
The Boyden Reporter urges readers to renew expired subscriptions with notices sent soon It asks subscribers to call or mail renewals to keep publishing The issue also reports a near miss from a car crash involving Mrs Heitritter praises icy road caution and notes local student members of Kappa Sigma at the University of South Dakota plus a January 18 anniversary event and a bakery promotion for Winesap or Black Twig apples with a free item giveaway Today’s items include a franchise charter news and community notices
Public auction to be held January 21 1926 at the former Hoeven homestead one mile east and one mile north of Newkirk and 22 miles west of Hospers Iowa Starting at noon hot lunch at 1230 Eight horses and mules Forty eight head of high grade Short Horn cattle including 15 milking cows Cattle TB tested Forty hogs with 28 brood sows and 12 stock pigs Six hundred bushels of ear corn in crib One hundred hens Full farm machinery list Terms as usual Bert Leusink owner DeVries and Ramaker Auds Hospers Savings Bank clerk
United Presbyterian Church announces Morning Service at 5 PM and Evening Service at 7:30 PM with Sabbath School at 10 AM. Next Sunday the sermon on Good Citizenship follows the Prohibition anniversary theme, and the evening sermon is titled Even Now. Ladies' Aid meets at the Parsonage Thursday. hosts Mrs Stewart and Mrs Josie Stutzman. Earl Chadwick of Sheldon greets a baby boy. The Iron Horse plays at Rock Valley's Orpheum January 20–21. Parent-Teachers Ass'n holds its regular monthly meeting with an entertaining program and refreshments. Crosley radios marketed by N D Lowery. First Reformed church auctions two barns. Ring Smit buys for $162, Jake Westra for $167.50. A H Van Zee officiates.
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