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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
8
The 1st Reformed Church of Boyden Iowa led by Rev R D Douwstra lists a morning service at 9 30 with Prepare Now an afternoon service at 1 45 on Followers of God and an evening Y P S at 7 45 on Co Operation in Christian Service Special music by a ladies Quartette All are cordially invited The Aid Society will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors.
Leo N. Johnson of Orange City died after being buried by loose dirt in a sewer ditch during construction. The 44 likely year old worker from Black River Falls Wisconsin left a wife and two children. His body held at local parlors awaiting contact with relatives.
Local items report visits and entrances of notable residents in Sioux City, Sheldon, Boyden and Vermont. Notices include sales ads for cattle, horses, hogs, a gas engine and a Ford sedan, church activities, and social visits among Mrs. Bryant Miss Rowenhorst and the Beckley family. Also promotions for daily paper orders and printing services by the Reporter office.
Miss Anna Marie Scholten daughter of Mrs G J Scholten married Edgar George De Valois at eleven AM Tuesday at the De Valois home south of town Rev R D Douwstra officiated in a ceremony attended by about fifty relatives and friends. They will honeymoon in Washington and California before returning before Christmas and will set up housekeeping on a farm south of town.
Westbound trains No 1 passenger at 12 09 pm No 8 passenger at 6 00 4329 pm No 956 freight at 8 10 am Eastbound No 8 passenger at 1 65 pm No 4 passenger at 6 83 07 pm No 96 freight at 0 0 386 pm
Owing to large bills and need for funds the store asks all who owe money to come in and settle accounts with the People's Co-Op Store.
J. E. Davis Harness Shop urges customers to bring in harnesses for oiling and repairs, promising good service and readiness to help without delay.
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