Cities Service Oils and Greases At Boyden Service Station
A full line of Cities Service oils and greases is available at the Boyden Service Station for motor upkeep and fuel needs.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1947
Page
5
A full line of Cities Service oils and greases is available at the Boyden Service Station for motor upkeep and fuel needs.
Roofing and insulation ads plus farm for sale listings across Boyden Sheldon and surrounding towns. Includes 233 acre Matlock area farm, 286 acre near Sheldon, 80 acre north of Sheldon, 160 acre Baker Two, and 115 acre near Boyden with soil noted as the best. Also piano sale and nursing home care notices. Household goods and hardware items promoted by Boyden Hardware and Armstrong Piano Co. Local residents relocating and moving ads.
Norman W. Bell is publisher of the Boyden Reporter. The paper is entered at Boyden post office as second class matter and published every Thursday afternoon. Subscription costs $2.00 per year with a 25 cent advance payment discount.
Mrs Norman Bett hosted the Bridge Club Monday evening. Guests included Mrs Jack Dethmers Garner Mrs Siem Schortinghills Mrs A W Norgaard Mrs Ray Smit and Mrs Robert Dethmers. High prize went to Mrs Art Roggen and low prize to Mrs Bill Meyn.
A roundup of visits and gatherings includes Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dykstra and sons Lyle and Merle Boer spending time in Pipestone. Merle Boerhave staying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dykstra. Guests in Garner include Mrs. Jack Dethmers and daughters. and Ray Brockhouse and others hosting visits. Others travel to Sioux Falls and Worthington for weekends. Bob Den Hartog hosts a Stanley Brush demonstration. Russel Myer returns to Waterloo after visiting grandparents.
Insurance Department of Iowa certifies Hoosier Casualty Company Indianapolis as authorized to transact Casualty and miscellaneous insurance in Iowa until April 1 1948. December 31 1946 assets 2 842 399 38 liabilities 1 754 390 46 capital 300 000 surplus 788 008 92 policyholder surplus 1 088 008 92. Des Moines April 1 1947 seal Chas R Fischer Commissioner of Insurance.
Mrs. Jack Rensink reports that her father Mr. John Vander Hout will fly back to the United States on August 7. He enjoyed his Netherland trip and is eager to return to Northwest Town. Other notes list visits: Mrs. Gertrude Rouwenhorst in Hospers with S. G. Van den Brink, Rob Moret in Orange City with Bob Bonestrop, Bas Schwartz and Bertha Schwartz in Edgerton, and John Moret hosting at Pion eer Home. Also mentions a Springfield double barrel shotgun at Boyden Home and 16 ft canners. Additional visits include Dick Roos of Pioneer Home, John Lee Rensink in Rock Valley, and Ray Smit family in Hospe rs. Dwight Vander Haar of Spencer and Norman Bell hosted supper guests.
Mr. Brown was asked to contribute to the recreation center discussion as Town University releases a statement contrasting recreation centers with home options. The piece outlines community perspectives and potential impacts on youth activities.
A discussion on balancing parental authority with youths social needs. It argues that rigid home confinement backfires and urges turning homes into engaging spaces while promoting community recreation centers as safe, supervised venues for teens to socialize.
A guidance note advises fathers to balance parenting with teen social needs by enabling safe meeting places for youth. It emphasizes keeping parental involvement while allowing independence and social development.
In 1760 James Macpherson a Scottish schoolmaster published translations of an ancient epic from Gaelic which became famous as the Ossianic Poems. Scholars demanded the original text and he later claimed to have created the Gaelic poetry in cold blood as a hoax.
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