Iowa Press Women Earn National Honors in Wisconsin
The Iowa Press Women received national recognitions at the convention in Wisconsin. Winners include Margaret Szan, Harvey. Mrs. Tharee Crosse. Martha Mordins. Hargary P. Setlumatter. and others with honors in news stories, editorials, and advertising. Esther B HeGugin and Mrs Vandersburg led the event. Mrs Bess Jr. reelected national president.
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Eola
Gince Nanna
Feneration of
Ise Nannai
Jane
Des Moines
Nention
Hargary P. Setlumatter
Bonnie
Bull Red
Rma Masterson
Boone
Merz
Lamont Caronwle
Diygton
Iowa Press
Esther B. HeGugin
Ames
Hzien Vandersurg
Boyden
J Bess, Jr
Crouse
Vic
Wm Shannon
Nutley
New Jersey
Ida Miglary
Topeta
Kansas
Hue Lemman Murphy
Holland
Texas
Vanderburg
Rensinks Visit Iowa City and Cedar Rapids Friends
Mr and Mrs Gerrit Rensink left Monday for Cedar Rapids to see the Glenn MeCrum and De Armen families. They plan to visit Dr and Mrs Pollock in Iowa City during the trip.
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Gerrit Rensink
Cedar Rapids
Glenn MeCrum
de Armen
Mrs. Pollock
Iowa City
Church Services and Meetings Noted in U P Church and St John’s
U P Church notes list Pastor Imbrie Barnes with Bible School at 9:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:66 a.m. Evening Worship at 7:20 p.m. Young People’s Society. St John’s Lutheran led by Rev. Wa. Strepe with German service at 9:30 a.m. English at 7:45 p.m. Luther League and devotional meetings on first Sundays. social meeting on third Sundays. Ladies meet first and third Wednesdays.
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R. Imbrie Barnes
Bible
Young Peoples Society
ST. John’s Luthfiran
Wa. Strepe
Luther League
Reform church services and obituaries in Sioux City area
Reformed Church schedule lists Rev J W Brink at 9 39 am in Holland 1 20 pm English 2 pm Sunday School 7 30 pm C E meeting names Paul Schroeder and couples Mr Mrs Connie Vander Berg Mr Mrs Marvin Green and son Dweavier notes Mrs Schroeder at Methodist Hospital Sioux City Sundar
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J. W. Brink
Pas
M. Holland
Paul Schroeder
Connie Vander Berg
Marvin Green
Son Dweavier
Schroeder
Methodist Hospital
Sioux City
Sundar
Iowa State Fair to Stage Largest Open Air Show
The Iowa State Fair announced Aug 22 29 plans for Basic on Wings a five episode outdoor musical featuring prima donna Ann Ashley Milt Britton swing orchestra and Radio City performers. The production will require the largest open air stage in Iowa with two carloads of scenic settings and a cast near 200. An open air circus and fireworks will cap nightly grandstand programs with patriotic themes and defence imagery.
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Iowa State Fair
Iowa Exposition
L. B. Cunningham
Iowa
Ann Ashley
Milt Britton
Swing Orchestra
Rody Vallee
Vernon Ames
Nirska
Danseuse
Radio City Music Hall
Cunningham
Town Council Adopts April May Reports and Funds Allocations
Town Council minutes approve April and May 194 from the previous meeting. Treasurer reports show receipts 232.52 and expenses 222. Balances 400. Bond Fund payments to Farmers Savings Bank 460.00. Water Works 4.00. Sewer Fund 2.00 to various vendors. Road work and street improvements approved including Pleasant and Grant streets. Adjournment motion carried.
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Mide
Ing
Sao
Farmers Savings Bank
Farmers Savings
Water Works
Borden
Lowe
T.ce
Joe Huymer Tusay
Brloorxrk
Jonn Boone
H. Vander Marten
Farmers Coop
Geo Diesevers
Rchard Green
Anne Vander Hout
Herrwgren
Iowa Public Service Co
John Boozeee
H. Vander Maten
A. Dethmers
Boyden
Pleasant Street
Blaine
Main
Grant Street
Railroad
Pleasant
S. G. Vanden Brink
Only Three Of Nineteen Sioux County Men Pass Army Exam
Nineteen men from Sioux County were examined for local draft. Only three were accepted while sixteen were sent home as unsuitable under current regulations. This marked the highest rejection percentage among Sioux applicants since the army call began. Preceding groups showed about 59 percent passing.
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Sioux County
Ice Cream Social Set by St Johns Lutheran Church Band
The Ladies Aid of St John s Lutheran Church will sponsor an ice cream social on the grounds of St John s School Sunday evening. The Boyden Band will present the concert. The public is urged to attend and admission will be charged.
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Ladies Aid
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John's School
Boyden Band
First Oil Heater Sale At Boyden Hardware
The Boyden Hardware store held its season opening sale selling an oil heater to Peter Westra of Speedway farm east of Sheldon.
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Boyden Hardware Store
Peter Westra Speedway Farm
Sheldon
Expert rope and steel splicing guide noted
For expert splicing in rope or steel see Arie Vander Hout. This item points readers to a specialist name and topic without further details.
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Arie Vander Hout
Boyden Reporter fiscal notice and subscription policy
The SBoyden Reporter issues a notice detailing ongoing open accounts for subscriptions, with rates of 1.75 per year and 2.00 per year when permitted. It notes subscriptions remain in force until official notice is given and receipts are issued for all payments.
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U. S. Postal Department
Supper Guests at Mrs Stymann’s Parental Home
Mrs. John Stymann hosted Sunday evening supper with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Simil Steyvemann and son Lorn from Sibley Minnesota. Also present were M and Mrs Walter Stegemann and sons John and Donald of Sten Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs. Guntav Stezemann and daughters Betty and Lois, plus William Reyerts from near Hull and Gerhard Kruse.
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John Stymann
Simil Steyvemann
Lorn
Sibley
Walter Stegemann
John
Donald
Sten
Minnesota
Guntav Stezemann
Betty
Lois
William Reyerts
Hull
Gerhard Kruse
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Andy Hardy
Las Vegas
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Alton Simonsen
Oliver
Boyden, Iowa
Council Proceedings
Sfonday Fins
Army
Sboyden Reporter
Willis G. Vanderburg
Mercing
Northwestern
Orange City, Iowa
of the Reformed Church i America
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