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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
4
Town notice requires removal of manure rubbish ashes by May 15 1941 from premises alleys and adjacent streets. Unremoved material will be removed by town authorities at the property owner's cost. Mayor Paul T. McCrum issues the proclamation on April 29 1941.
A wedding notice appears in the Boyden Reporter with invitation style stationery and sample wording for readers. The notice highlights elegant design and the idea of sharing wedding details with the community.
Ninety friends gathered in the Society rooms of St. John's School to honor Rev. Hein on his birthday anniversary. A rich gift was presented. A program included Rev. Baumgartner speaking, a gift presentation, and musical performances by Mrs. Edwards Mildred Hausmann Louise Kruse Albert Kruse Lawrence Woelber Wilfred Stueben and Mildred Hinsch.
Corn samples from up to three varieties per company are arriving for yield tests. Plots will be at Geo. Boerhave farm three miles east and one mile north of Boyden, Asa Muilenburg farm one mile south and four miles east of Sioux Center, and Moir Bros farm two miles west and forty three miles south of Orange City.
TheBankers Pick-up and Delivery Dry Cleaning Service operates Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Landhuis Barber Shop is in Boyden. Farm Loans rates as low as 4 percent with no commission at Farmers Savings Bank Boyden Iowa. Reverend Hein conducted funeral services Wednesday at St John s church for George Mahler. Reform Church Pastor J W Brink schedules 9 30 am German service 10 45 am English 1 30 pm English 3 pm Sunday School 7 30 pm C E meeting. St John s Lutheran Reverend A Hein 9 30 am German 10 45 am English every Sunday and festival days. Mrs and Mrs John Wieman visited Wednesday evening at Mrs John Stegeman home.
Members of the Women s Citizenship Club gathered Friday for a three course spring luncheon at the Vanderburg home. Mrs Van Zanten and Mrs Gerrit Teeselink led the event assisted by others and Mrs Neil Salie presided. The Bundles for Britain committee was formed with Mesdames Schortinghuis Prusha and Pryde in charge of knitting and Mrs Starkweather leading clothes gathering.
Mr and Mrs John Kruse of Little Rock announce the birth of their daughter on a Saturday. The mother is formerly Mary Rehberg and the baby’s birth coincides with the birthday anniversary of the great grandfather Rehberg.
Bert Nash spent Sunday afternoon as a visitor at the home of Mrs. John Stegemann. The visit occurred in a cordial social context with acquaintances noting the courteous exchanges and neighborhood friendliness.
Imbrie Barnes leads the United Presbyterian Church services with Bible School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. and Young Peoples Society at 7 p.m. All are invited.
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