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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
5
Sioux Falls hosts Mr and Mrs Pete Brockhouse for Sunday dinner. Valley Springs hosts the Heemskirks and Marbus family. Hull visitors join Logan Vanden Brink for dinner. George hosts Mr and Mrs Herwynen. Sioux City visit for Sportsman Show includes several locals. Orange City and Sheldon trips noted for social visits. Montevideo and Middleburg families also mentioned.
The report highlights tensions as critics blame the Robinson-Patman Act for harming independent grocers while large chains gain without brokerage fees. It notes Commissioner Mason’s inconsistent use of the law and accuses him of anti trust rhetoric that could undermine national protections.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kleinhesse visited in Joe Van de Schaal home in Sanborn Sunday evening. Several families dropped by Bill L Moret home for Sunday supper including Bonstra Verrips Bosman Baartman and others. Free balloons for kids under ten Saturday night from 8 to 9 offered by Stegeman Appliances in Boyden Iowa. Gerrit Vande Brink and family visited Maurice Moon home in Sanborn and Ed Larson family spent Sunday in Josie Kuiper home. Van Velzen guests in Gerrit Alberts Orange City Friday. Mattie Peelen of Sheldon visited Ernest Olsen Saturday.
The Plato Sunny Servants met on April 14 with 10 members and one visitor. Cheryl Rebelein spoke on Different Cuts of Meat, Theora Schimberg led a demonstration on Methods of Cooking Meats, Suzanne Schimberg discussed Nutritive Value of Meat, and the group sang, played games, and enjoyed lunch served by Mrs. Rebelein and Sheryl Ann. Reporter Lorraine Gayer.
In the Po basin several Italian cities rise. Turin sits near the stream headwaters. Milan lies north on the Lombard plain and Bologna sits south at the foot of the Apennines, Italy’s central mountain spine.
In the breeding season mallard drakes clash in aerial dogfights for a female. Among canvasbacks the male rivals fight on the water, swimming hard and forcing retreats until one slips and dives as the winner claims dominance.
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