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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1957
Page
3
The Internal Revenue Office in the Sheldon National Bank Building will be open to furnish information on Federal Income Tax questions and provide assistance on the following days from 8.
Mrs Ray Smit and Mrs Neal Houts helped celebrate Randy Merrill's sixth birthday in Sheldon Friday afternoon. Wm Mouw recovered from flu. Herman Meester Daryl Grooters and others visited Adrian Lucas in Primglar last Thursday. Willis Uittenbogaard Marion Moret Art Kruelen visited Gerrit Uittenbog aar at Methodist hospital in Rochester Minnesota Sunday. Sherry joined Scott Sneller and Ray Smit for a Lorraine Grooters visit Sunday. Gerrit Slothouber visited Amos Bander Wilt in Sioux Center Sunday. Gerald Ban Es and Arnold Va Es accompanied others to Orange City Saturday to celebrate Mrs John Van Es's birthday anniversary. Glenda Koerselman returning from Omaha spent weekend with Dick Koekselman. Gerrit Slothauber and party attended Soup Supper at Matlock Reformed Church Friday. Dick Beukelman and wife visited Leota Minnesota Sunday with their mother.
The Boyden Reporter advertises printing and advertising services for auction sales. It promises weather guarantees and free reprinting of sale bills if a storm postpones the event.
The Rev. Roland Brown of Parkside Baptist Church Chicago reports a healing case curing epilepsy after prayer and faith. Mrs M G suffered decades of seizures, but two months of prayer and holding to Jesus halted attacks. By 1940 she remained healed, though the family moved away. The piece notes both medical science and divine possibility.
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