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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
7
Henry Moret nicked by a truck trapped between a vehicle and farm building on the Joe Fushr farm after ice prevented stopping. He escaped with severe bruises and has not worked at the Farmer's elevator for a week though he is much improved.
The Women’s Club met at Mrs. J Rensink Sr home with Mrs H M Scholten assisting. Devotions by Mrs J Van Diepen. Topic on religious freedom and orthodoxy in America. $10 to Red Cross, public April 6 at 8 pm in High School auditorium with Maurice Te Paske Sioux Center, film by Mrs Ramaker Orange City and art by school children. Officers elected: President H Verrips, Vice Pres G J Vanden Berg, Secretary J Rensink Sr, Vice-Sec H M Scholten, Treasurer R Magstadt, Vice-Treas L Rensink. delegates to County Convention named. Rural Study Club hosts. event March 15 at Lebanon IA.
Rev. and Mrs. J F Schortinghuis visited Dr Margareth Reisma of Sioux Center last Monday evening. Nick Aardema of Sioux Center called at the U P manse and was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Datus Sake Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Van Roekel and son and Mrs G A Van Roekel, all of Sioux Center visited in the Jack Mieras home Friday evening.
George S. Benson discusses the shift from lone inventors to collaborative research, arguing that funded research drives better products and higher living standards. He cites corporate R D spending, nylon development, and the value of innovating under free enterprise, urging support for research. Check local radio for Land of the Free.
The February 10 meeting at Bell School had full attendance with three visitors. Sheldon fire chief Mr. Hudson led the fire prevention talk and a film on livestock feed and care followed. The event ended with lunch by Lee Moret and Junior Reuvers. Anona Rensink earned high marks in a recent Orange City Women's Club art contest.
Mrs Nick Hurst led a mystery party Wednesday afternoon with Bingo prizes and a hostess prepared lunch. Mrs Murphy demonstrated a brush company. Guests included Mesdames Mieras Magstaut Van den Berg Jacobsma Smith Struyk Broescher Jacobsma Bomgaars Oldenkamp Hartog Bell Dunnick and Henry Houtsma.
A Brazilian electrician, Jose Naufal, has perfected a device said to revolutionize the motion picture industry by improving tone quality by about 100 percent. The invention promises clearer sound for films and broad potential applications in cinema.
In the United States hot dogs dominate while El Salvador favors pupusas. These corn cakes come filled with cheese beans or pork cracklings or a mix of all three and are sold at roadside stands for about a penny in American money.
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