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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
7
Local families from Boyden Sheldon and surrounding towns share visits to relatives in Cedar Falls Sioux Center Orange City Hull and San Francisco. Highlights include a newborn Marian Pearl Gates at Hull Hospital and social dinners at multiple homes with relatives from Iowa South Dakota and California.
The text lists the Boyden Reporter editors Willis G. Vanderburg and Helen L. Vanderburg and notes postal handling as second class matter in Boyden Iowa. It states the paper is published every Thursday after noon.
Over 14 million acres in Tennessee are covered with oaks maples and gums. Memphis stands as the world’s largest hardwood market and a leading wood working center. Wood products in the state are urged to support the nation’s wealth behind Victory Bonds. U S Treasury Department text indicates ongoing support.
Library Board met Tuesday evening in the library to discuss routine matters with Mrs Meester as hostess and Mrs Starkweather presiding. Nearby items note Ben Groeters starting a taxi service in Sheldon after selling his cafe. Roger Van Meeteren to visit grandparents in Tacoma, Washington. Also listed are visitors to the Pete Moret home and an Idaho Falls event advertising a rupture shields demonstration by H L Hoft Mann of Minneapolis with details for appointments and purchasing information.
Readers are invited to renew subscription or subscribe to this entertaining Sioux Falls publication. The notice promotes convenient options for renewing or starting a new subscription to the Argus Leader and related papers.
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