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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
9
The class has completed Reading Readiness and is now learning to read. Linda Brunk is moving to Minnesota and will be missed. Blanche celebrated a birthday and treated the children in the room.
The Robins finish Fun With Dick and Jane and read Day In and Day Out while completing Numbers We See and starting Number Stories. Perfect spellers include Richard B Arlene Darlene Thelma Charles Diane Faye and Cordell Richard K Wayne Myron. Eskimo boy art for Second Grade and midyear Weekly Reader Test. Curtis hosted a birthday treat. Third Grade covers Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, Dutch geography, Roman numerals, graphs, and perfect spellers Ruth Verdel Gladys Don. Fourth? — reporting by Shirley Doorenbos and Beverly Doorenbos.
The Reporter invites the owner or tenant of the above farm to visit the office and receive a free 8x10 print of the mystery photo. No strings attached whether you are a subscriber or not. Some photos may appear in a Sioux County directory later. Watch for it.
After a three day weather hiatus students returned to classes and the girls intramural basketball tournament concluded with Ella Ruby Brunstings noted among participants.
A team leads with six wins and no losses while Ruth Grooters caps a 6 1 record close behind. New teams have selection of Junior captains. upcoming week may crown a new champion. Seniors engage in graduation activities with Helen Van Wachel from Northwestern J speaking on vocations and college. Graduation pictures taken at Frank Hastings in Sheldon. Stegeman's Appliances in Boyden, Iowa showcases the 1952 Philco radios.
The Iowa State Department of Health starts a year long survey to count hospital beds for chronically ill across the state. Consultant nurses will include the survey in regular visits, as facilities for chronic care are scarce, says associate director Winifred W. Cleveland.
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