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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
5
Church notes list weekly schedule for Rev J S Pollock at Vu church with Bible School at 10:00 a m and worship services at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m and Young People's Society at 7:30 p m St John's Lutheran under Rev A Hein now conducts services in English on the second and fourth Sundays with remaining services in German
The notice lists Rev J W Brink officiating at the Reform Church with 9 30 a m service in Holland 1 30 p m in English 3 00 p m Sunday School and 7 80 p m C E meeting.
Iowa promotes June as National Dairy Products Month highlighting butter as a major product. With 70 percent of Iowa milk used for butter, price drops affect farmers and local businesses. readers are urged to increase consumption to support dairy farmers and sustain local economy through the celebration.
In a community meeting a proposal named Ben Groeters as project chairman inspires a local horseshoe pitching tournament plan. The discussion spans pairing youths, field christenings, and a possible final day with a singing performance. A broad editorial survey touches U.S. beef policy and Argentine exports amid farm concerns.
The article lists pupils earning salutatorian Dorothy Foreman and other honors, with names for citizenship medals, perfect attendance, academic tests, spelling, basketball all stars, and scholarships. It notes Dorothy Foreman as salutatorian and Lydia Dykstra among others, plus multiple certificates awarded to about 80 percent of students for activities and achievements.
Describes how senators adopted Prince Albert collars and frock coats as symbols of statesmanship in the 1890s, with beards signaling maturity and substance.
The fragmentary text references Charley Bergman aged 67 firing five white beans and six shots at fifty paces amid a windblown corn scene. It also notes marching soldiers, Elmer Goodyear’s farming definition, Lois Janssen’s ready preparter, and reflections on what is worth worrying about or noticing.
Special Classis of the First Reformed church held in Sheldon to decide the disposition of the Sibley minister. A forenoon trial found the Sibley minister guilty of conduct unbecoming a minister. Majl. Rev. F J Beving preached at the Sheldon church in Te Sella’s absence. Sioux county pioneer Jan Scholten Sr. died near Boyden at 79 years. funeral at his home and Nassau cemetery in Alton. G Vanden Brink Jr awarded a sweater for Iowa grid glory 32 years ago.
Bertha Bosman beams with joy as her parents return from the Netherlands allowing her to stay home with her father and mother again.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tott and Mr. and Mrs. Will Jansen were Sioux City visitors on Wednesday, stopping for inquiries and social calls during a brief city stay.
Rev Dykstra of Orange City preached at the First Reformed church on Sunday while Rev Lumkes served the Melvin Iowa congregation. Our guaranteed Minneapolis Flour sold at 225 dollars per sack by Farmers Elevator Boyden Iowa.
Apples in baskets sit in racks inside the Some Bakery Grocery and Restaurant, a display that evokes a homey market scene. The line between bakery goods and produce blurs in this inviting, casual storefront.
Word comes that Miss Myrtle De Valois has been chosen for the Girls Glee Club at Central College in Pella Iowa.
A deal was made Tuesday in which the Jake Van Diepen gas and oil Station was sold to John Scholten.
The W C T U entertained county newspapermen at the home of Mr and Mrs A Te Paske in Sioux Center on Thursday evening last week with a seven o'clock dinner.
Cold weather prompts shoppers to inspect a full line of heaters at Boyden Hardware Co. The store invites customers to visit and compare models and prices.
The Boyden Community Club met at the Farmers Lumber Yard office to form a committee that will solicit business men for funds to support the band and aid future youth members. About 16 new recruits will join the effort.
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