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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1960
Page
11
The speaker argues true mental health comes from focusing thoughts on virtue as urged in Philippians 4 8. He contrasts biblical guidance with secular psychology and TV promises, claiming grace through Jesus Christ offers genuine mental peace beyond medicine or research.
Ex tension Horticulturist Ben Vance of Iowa State University urges gardeners to remove weeds early to protect vegetables and flowers. He advises thinning seedlings, planting extra seeds for a good stand, and suggests planting fast growing annuals like ageratum calendula cosmos marigolds phlox and zinnia within a week to ten days.
The article discusses pruning to compact plants, pinching growth on annuals and perennials for better shape, and timing for flowers like bearded iris. It notes irises are in bloom in parts of Iowa, suggests observing local varieties, and advises that nurseries sell potted irises that can bloom this year. It highlights observing expert iris growers and visiting nurseries for color choices.
The Sarah Circle of American Re formed Church met on Wednesday. Devo tions were led by Mrs. Charles Oelrich with Bible Study by Mrs. Lucas De Koster and hosting by Mrs. Dale Kraai. A daughter Laura Beth was born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Krommedyk on May 14 in Sioux Center hospital.
Mr and Mrs Jack Vanden Berg host at home for relatives. Ed Berghorst moved a new house from Sheldon to Canton South Dakota for Loren Vander Well. Arnold Swanson and Mrs Swanson of Hills visited Dick Keele home. Grace Dekker of Hills dined with Henry Koele. Wayne Kruse and family celebrated his 1st wedding anniversary alongside guests Bernard Bakker Don Tiedemann and family.
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