Visitors seen at Monroe and Marion homes Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. H. Maris visited Sunday in the Nick Ver Steeg home in Monroe eight in D and the Rouwenhorst home in Marion South Dakota on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. H. Maris visited Sunday in the Nick Ver Steeg home in Monroe eight in D and the Rouwenhorst home in Marion South Dakota on Sunday.
Hilda Reyelts departed Sunday for Boone to help at her ill aunt's home and expects to stay about two weeks.
An advertisement urges customers to call at Boyden Service Station when they need tires and tubes, highlighting the shop as the go to local tire outlet.
Farmers Savings Bank of Boyden Iowa advertises farm loans with rates as low as 4 percent no commission and prompt service for local farmers.
For sale good Damascus sewing machine offered by Mrs. Lillian Kooiman. Inquiry expected for price and details.
Classifieds announce A. G. Blick Hull seeks modern well drilling and repair equipment. Also rental offer for a 5 room apartment by Gerrit Rensink. Potatoes for sale Rural New Yorker 100 bushels at 50 cents per bushel via Paul Ralston Sheldon phone 24 IF 22.
Two classified notices offer items for sale. Bert Nash advertises a battery radio. John Vander Hout offers cabbage and tomato plants.
Classified notice offers concrete blocks and tile for sale from Sheldon Concrete Works. Includes brief reference to inventory at a listed location with limited contact details. The fragment suggests a sale listing typical of a small business advertisement.
Mr and Mrs George Dean and their children and grandchildren from Nashua spent Memorial Day and the weekend with Boyden relatives. Mrs Mable Jennison and her daughter Thelma returned with her parents for an extended visit.
Mr and Mrs George Meyners visited with Mr and Mrs Alfred Meyners in Watertown South Dakota on Memorial Day eventful family gathering noted in local society pages.
Herman Korselman of Matlock returned to his home Wednesday after a two day visit with Henry Van Velzen.
Mr and Mrs John H Landhuis plan to attend the Bethel Reformed church founding anniversary in Leota Minnesota Friday Randall Melson chairman of the State Highway Commission was a business caller in Boyden Monday
The Reporter states it rarely prints libelous statements from various authors and will not publish such material despite receiving it. It emphasizes adherence to its policy and denies that editorial pressure influences its choice not to publish.
Mr and Mrs John Grooters their son Lawrence and Roger Smith left for Redlands California on Monday morning.
Roger and Tony Smit, Jack Rensink, and Bill Vagts attended the baseball game in Rock Valley, as local observers reported. The presence of these individuals highlights community interest in the event.
The Lillian McConnell Missionary Society posts its annual picnic for next Wednesday June 11 at the farm home of Mrs. Peter Westra. Members of the Young Ladies Organization and their mothers will attend as guests.
The Gus Steremann family hosted a Memorial Day picnic at Rock Rapids. Edward Dickevers family shows off a brand new Buick sedan. Clyde Sharp and Leon Sharp families with daughters and Nora Finsch of Spirit Lake visited the G. P. Horn home. Dr. Arthur Maris and son Allen, from Iowa City, returned home with Dr. Gt. Maris after a week with the Huip Maris family.
The Jalie De Jongh family visited the Joe Horn home Sunday evening while Nell Reimers heads to Sioux City for work at Warrior Hotel Beauty Shop. Local families host guests, drive new Ford V-8 from Rootman agency, and attend a Back Street show in Sheldon.
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