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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
4
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On Wednesday March 10 at 11 a.m. at Esisworth Mion, Claus Drenth son of Mr and Mrs K Brenth of Bordes united in marriage to Wiss Eike Brommer daughter of Mr Lambert Brommer. Ceremony by Re Snidt pastor at the Presbyterian Church. Only immediate relatives and a few friends attended at the bride's home. Attending from Haydenu were Alex Minnie and Colia Drenth. The groom, a World War veteran, is a noted local farmer.
The local telephone office switchboard has caused operators trouble for a week making dialing impossible. Officials say they are doing all they can to fix the equipment and restore good service, hoping to have it repaired in a few days.
Sioux County Court News reports on a countywide consolidation election with 2060 delegates at a Cedar Falls convention. It notes votes on consolidating sections of Wet Branch and Sherman townships, Maurice and country results, ongoing district meetings led by Tye and Slacks, and nearby high school debates plus marriage licenses issued in multiple towns.
Sir Mrs. Harry Hays visits parental home this week and plans to move to Modale Iowa with Mr and Mrs Hays. Mr Alex Bristol on Herbert Dean farm learns of his sister illness at Warsaw and rushes home. Kamminpa returns from business trip to Mason City Pelia and Des Moines.
Notice in probate requires all to appear before the Clerk of the District Court at the Court House in Orange City Sioux County Iowa on March 30 1920 at 2 00 PM to show cause why the will of Johanna Schroder deceased may not be admitted to probate. The affidavit is dated February 27 1920 and bears the clerk’s seal.
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