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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
5
Dr and Mrs M Brink returned home Sunday from an extended business and pleasure trip to Glenham South Dakota. Robt Moret 272 Henry Kamiminga and Ben Scholten returned last week from Pella where they attended Central College. Other local students also came home days earlier.
An old advertisement touts Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as a mild laxative that cleanses and purifies the system. It claims constipation relief improves complexion and well being, urging a trial and recommendation to friends. Tea or tablets priced at 35 cents per package.
News arrives of the death of Mrs. H. J. Rensink at her Newkirk area home. She passed away Monday evening at about 84. She was mother to John Rensink of north of Boyden. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced. Other items report farm leases and moves in the Sheldon area including Dekker leasing the C. De Valois farm and Bodewitz buying near Ashton.
Claus VanGrouw brother of Mrs Jelle Duimstra of Perkins died last week Thursday of Lock Jaw. Funeral held Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev Weersing of the Christian Reformed Church. Several local movements and visits noted including Mrs Rozeboom hospital stay and Perkins school sale to John Hubers.
Wm Shimp Jr of Hull performed as a caller this past Saturday at the local event. He is noted for his role in guiding participants through activities and games.
The United Presbyterian Church led by Pastor W. T. McConnell offers Sabbath School at 10:00 and a sermon at 11:00 on a Full Length Portrait of the Christ. C. U. meeting follows at 7:15 with preaching at 8:00 on How Prejudice blinds. Women’s Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Guy Kuyper Thursday. Mrs. C. E. Work invites to the Hat Shop. J. C. Landhuis visited Hospers on Monday.
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