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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
4
Community notices list names for events from June 26 to July 2 1942 with dozens of attendees. An advertised sale announces Slick Slacks for Summer Wear at The Grey Shop in Sheldon priced from 3.98 to 6.98.
Miss Harriett Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Miller has been elected to the Cherokee public schools faculty.
Harriet Miller, a University of South Dakota graduate, has taught at Ireton public schools and completed her second successful year as Principal in Primghar Junior High, marking a milestone in local education leadership.
Local shop The Grey Shop in Sheldon advertises dresses and sportswear. The message invites shoppers to save on tires and gas by choosing this retailer.
The Ladies Aid of Boyden United Presbyterian Church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Vanderburg as hostess. Mrs. Marvin Geen led devotions and Mrs. Wm. Wargowsky presented the program topic. Mrs. A. E. Miller and daughter Harriett visited Sioux Falls business callers Saturday. Eliminate freight and jobber costs by buying paint from Vogel Paint & Glass Co in Sheldon.
Wartime adjustments set church services half an hour later. Holland 9 30 a m English 1 30 p m. 8:00 p m Sunday School 7 30 p m C E meeting St John s Lutheran lists German 9 30 a m English 10 45 a m worship 8 00 p m Luther League first Sundays Devotional and third Sundays social Brothers and Ladies Aid Dorcas Society meet on specified Wednesdays.
Notices explain Second Class matter at Boyden for weekly Friday issue. Rates listed are 1.75 yearly, 2.00 when lapse. Subscriptions are open accounts until official notice is filed with the Postal Department. Receipts issued for payments and kept on file. Notify Reporter if mailing date line is incorrect.
A 1940 New York Times editorial argues the flag embodies love of land and people. It evokes landscapes from Eastport to New Orleans, cites historical milestones, and calls for dedication to liberty and justice upheld by citizens across generations.
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