Pretty wedding in Boyden ties Cornelia Kooiman to Arnold Wassink
Miss Cornelia Kooiman and Arnold Wassink wed at the Kooiman home in Boyden in a 1 PM ceremony witnessed by about 300 relatives. Rev. Brink officiated. Roelofs and Floyd Wassink attended the couple. The bride wore white satin. Harriet Vander Maaten was flower girl. The couple will reside in Hull, Iowa, where Wassink runs a grocery. Local guests include Gerrit Vuerink and family and Lilian and Cornelius Landhuis amid home construction news nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Kooiman
Boyden
Cornelia Kooiman
Arnold Wassink
Rev. Brink
Uth Roelofs
Floyd
Acee
Harriet Vander Maaten
Henry Wassink
Edgerton, Minn
Central College
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Hull Academy
School of Christian Instruction
Sheldon
Hull
Wassink
Gerrit Vuerink
Holland
Michigan
Lilian
Cornelius Landhuis
Jullian
Cornelius
Large congregation greets Rev Cleveland at Reformed church
A large responsive congregation welcomed Rev Denbon Fr. Cleveland at the Reformed church on Sunday evening. Festive praise and an uplifting sermon contrasted with heat discomfort, as parishioners praised him and requested a return visit next year. The Jackson hotel exterior and repainting of the Dr Brink residence were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denbon
Cleveland
Reformed Church
Rev Cleveland
Christ
Mr. Cleveland
Sol
Boyden
Henry Van Roekel Offers Repair and Wood Sawing Services
Notice lists Henry Van Roekel offering repair work and general labor with wood sawing as a specialty. Provides contact phone 8R2 for local inquiries and service requests.
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Henry van Roekel
Wind storm causes limited damage in region
A week of wind storms caused little damage locally but caused havoc in Granville and nearby towns. In Sioux Center large trees fell on a public school yard and telephone lines between LeMars and Sioux Center were wrecked. A gravel crew in Boyden suffered severe losses as a conveyor and other equipment twisted under the wind. Some shacks and vehicles were tipped or damaged, though no injuries were reported. Dooley Van Diepen reset the crane and righted a toppled shack the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Hlospers
Alton
Orange City
Hawarden
Sioux Center
LeMars
Kamminga
Boyden
Ed Mouw
Mrs. Mouw
Jake van Diepen
Soap Shicker Visits Boyden in Large Car Promotions
Soft soap salesmen with a large car visited Boyden homes and businesses offering a bargain set. A buyer’s soap caused facial blisters after use. Similar ploys reported in Sheldon with soap containing wooden centers and cheap lye and pine wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Sheldom
Notice to Readers on Weekly Publication Schedule
The Reporter reports a one day shift with the issue issued Wednesday for Thursday morning delivery. All copy advertising and news must be received before Wednesday. Editor requests readers and contributors to note the change.
Glasses Found Floating After Storm Watch
Henry Kamminga and the gravelling crew spotted a pair of celluloid frame driving glasses bobbing in an eddy near the creek by the pit. Henry fished them from the water and confirmed the smoked lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kamminga
Henry
Miniature Golf Course and Community Notices in Boyden
A local mini golf course described with dotted lawn holes and hazards. New potatoes arrive at Kooiman store. Martha Circle members picnic at Sheldon Park with humorous dives by Gr J Kooiman and Lt Slothouber. John Grooters and son Arie attend a father and son banquet in northern Minnesota. They fish daily and share fried fish meals amid illness relief news about Little Myrna May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Sheldon Park
Gr. J. Kooiman
Lt. Slothouber
John Grooters
Arie
Minnesota
Kamvar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Briardale
Brairdale
W.C
Peter
Kooy
Brairmpale
Mae
Cee Newomen
Laughlins
Gt. Rensink
L. Rens
DR. Cleveland
Jackson Hotel
Marion Verrios
Alvin Smit
Dr. Brink
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Arkansas State Farm
K-R-O
K-R-O Co
Springfield
Hilton Bros
Soap Shicker
Wargowsky
Kooiman
Myrna May
Robert Moret
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