07 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
1
The regular PTA meeting is set for Wednesday evening October 13 at the schoolhouse. Teachers will present a high quality program during open house night and all parents are urged to attend and participate. Officers for the coming year will be elected. The gathering aims to boost local schools and become the big meeting of the year.
The Sunny Side School dedication was held Wednesday evening two miles west of town. The event filled the house with Sheridan Township board members in attendance. Mr and Mrs Chas Tye of Orange City attended and Mrs Tye presented a poem The Voyage to Mr Landhuis and pupils. Tye spoke on Value Received. Ralston Bros of Grant township performed songs. Refreshments followed. Cabbage and Beets for sale by Dekker.
Guardian and appraisers approved for Sioux county road land sale. Estate settlements including Browa, Kemmer, Varit, Bander, Visser, and Kimmel noted. Bridge funds redirected to repairs with potential emergency bonds. Engineer Schekle transferred to Sioux County for primary road work. Marriage licenses listed. minor injury from truck crank incident reported.
Hawarden residents meet National Association workers who explain flood relief funding through Northwest Iowa Flood Relief Fund. Sioux County chapter commits 200 more dollars, with broader support from towns in the region. 220 losses listed so far, none farmers. remaining work focuses on home service after relief funds are allocated.
The body of Sip Terpstra, Hospers jeweler, who with his seven year old son was a flood victim near the million dollar corner, was found Friday by Hospers searchers. The body lay about two hundred feet from the boy's remains and was taken to the undertaker. Fumeral services were held Saturday at the Reformed church in Hospers.
The first auction sale of the season held by Mrs. Anna M. De Valois drew a large crowd with brisk bidding. Total receipts reached 7165. Milch cows sold up to 83 dollars, a team of horses 265 dollars, White Leghorn chickens up to 165 each, with 1700 birds averaging 1.15. Cols C Van Zyl and Benj Meylink praised the sale. Mrs. De Valois plans to move in with her mother, and Misses Anna and Margaret Ruisch visited Joba Sitter’s home.
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