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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
5
The Hoyden Reporter published weekly on Fridays in 1941 edited by Willis G. Vanderburg. Subscriptions run 1.7 dollars yearly and 2 dollars when lapsed, with open accounts and receipts issued for payments. Readers should notify the paper of any mailing address corrections.
Local notice promotes wedding stationery and sample invitations offered by the Boyden Reporter, inviting readers to view wedding card options described as beautiful and top quality.
The Farmers Co op Creamery Assn in Hull Iowa lists prices for ice cream at 80 cents per gallon for 36 gallons or more and 85 cents per gallon for less than 5 gallons with no extra charge for flavors. Deliveries available within reasonable distances. Phone 135.
Farmers Savings Bank of Boyden Iowa advertises farm loans with rates as low as four percent and no commission plus prompt service for farmers seeking financing.
A dated list of local names by day from Friday June 20 to Thursday June 26. Names include Willard Brink Mrs flerman Luymes Marvin Meyer Geneva Moret Albertha Mouw June Salie Mrs August Sohl Egbert Werter Mrs Sieba VanDiepen Josephine VanderKooi Gladys Meyners Mrs Jake Nels Tena Oveld denkamp Ella Arlene Rensink Wesley DeZeeuw Jake Brouwer Jr Robert Clyde Wilfred Meyer Jermina Rensink Mrs H M Scholten Mrs Henry Hubers Mrs Nick Koeiker Henry Tuiuenga Sebia Ann Vanderburg Guys Blankespoor Marie Schaffer Claus Umland Meta Winter Mrs John Dekkinga Mrs Lorrain Grooters Henry Harmon Ben Mulder Joan Rons Amelia Roetman John Scholten Marion Verrips Homer Voss.
Weather calendar lists daily notes from Friday June 20 to Thursday June 26 with conditions including windy squalls camp rain stormy gale and cooler across days. Entries lack locations or year but indicate variable spring to early summer patterns.
Mrs. Emma Stutzman attended the funeral of Lester Beekman last week in Sioux City. Burial followed at Hull.
Mr and Mrs Ed Schultz from Doon were Sunday afternoon visitors in Handytown.
Nationwide reports say June Dairy Month is surpassing prior efforts with the slogan Make America Strong by Making Americans Stronger. Campaigns urge higher use of dairy products as production peaks, aided by merchants dairy producer committees and officials promoting health benefits and sales nationwide. Headlines praise public figures and media support boosting awareness and consumption.
The Dairy Month push activates dawy products in hotels restaurants lunch counters and soda fountains. Thousands of independent grocers display banners and signs while chains promote sales. The Institute of Distribution, representing about 155,000 stores in 2,500 municipalities, pledges 169 miles of store windows and 100,000 posters to boost consumption daily.
A three quarter hour talking movie on the Boy Scout Movement and life will be screened during the regular Monday evening show on June 23. All Scouts in uniform admitted free, and parents of Scouts are urged to attend.
The United Presbyterian Ladies Aid will gather Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs Wesley Kaizer as hostess and Mrs Jake Van Diepen presenting the program. The notice ends with an oil change offer from Boyden Service Station.
The town of Royden proclaims Mister Simon Schortinghuis Van Freelinghuisen Ames voort as the county’s greatest name bearer and names Albred Corn King Scholten as secretary treasurer. The selection underlines a local belief that a strong name aids a commercial club’s prospects.
A mocked portrait of the ideal husband presenting traits from romance to practicality. It catalogues expectations such as handsome appearance, financial steadiness, home duties, musical taste, and moral steadiness, while noting modern duties, collaboration, and fault attribution in domestic life.
Parish notes list U P Church with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. and worships at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Young Peoples Society at 7:00 p.m. Reform Church led by Rev J W Brink with Holland service at 9:39 a.m. English at 1:30 p.m. and C E meeting at 1:30 p.m. St John’s Lutheran with German service at 9:30 a.m. and English at 10:45 a.m. on Savory Sunday and festival days.
The Women's Citizenship Club Group No 2 will hold an open air bake sale Saturday evening near the bandstand weather permitting. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Peter DeVries Mrs. Wm Wargowsky and Mrs. Howard Verries. After the sale the Bundles for Britain Committee will meet in the Library to organize.
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