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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
1
Church calendar lists morning worship at 9 30, afternoon service at 1 30, Sunday school at 3, Christian Endeavor at 7 30, Home Mission Circle Thursday 2 00, catechism Saturdays. Next Sunday Rev Russel Esveld of Ireton Iowa will conduct services.
St John Lutheran invites Sunday school at 9:00 AM and no worship on Oct 31. Eugene Schoter of Fargo ND will speak at 8:00 PM about his illness and faith. The Truck of Cheer from Waverly Children’s Home comes Nov 7 for the annual ingathering to aid less fortunate boys and girls.
Morning worship at 8:00 A M and evening service at 7 30 P M listed for United Presbyterian Church. Includes service times from the church schedule with no additional details.
Mr and Mrs Nick Donker of Denver Colorado are spending a two week vacation with friends and relatives near Boyden. They will be house guests in the Raymond Donker home.
Announcement lists no school on Tuesday October 28 for Tri County Institute of Sioux Lyon and Osceola Counties. Teachers from rural grade and high school set at the High School building in Sibley Iowa.
The Rev. Nicholas Rozeboom of Kalamazoo Michigan has declined the call to serve as pastor at the First Reformed Church, announced Sunday morning.
Mrs Donald Dunick entertained a group of children Monday afternoon from 4 to 6 p m in honor of Bobby s 10th birthday. Guests included Mary Lou Kool Darlene Leu sink Gloria Baartman Pamela Den Hartog Douglas Smid Eddie Lee Baartman and others. Those unable to attend were Marla Mae Van Roekel. Games were played and a birthday lunch was served.
Mrs Jacob Van Diepen attends a Sioux County Womans Club meeting at Mrs Gerben Keizer home Hawarden county chairman. Rules to be mailed by November 15. Officials hope all schools and many adults will enter next springs exhibit in Hawarden during the Womans Club convention.
A car rolled over and burned on Highway 75, 12 miles south of Rock Rapids, Monday. Four people were hospitalized: Herman Schmill of Omaha, Mrs. Lester Stone of Casper Wyoming, Mrs. George Lesserman of Wayne Nebraska, and Wm Guthrie of Omaha. Two passengers were uninjured. The driver swerved to avoid a truck driven by Richard Wessink of Rock Valley.
Logan Vanden Brink announces weekend door to door fund drive in Boyden Community for the Prairie Gold Area. Funds stay local for scouting activities including badges camping equipment and camps.
Fabes Ormsby Piebe a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Richard Burggraaf finished an 855 day production test with 642 pounds of butterfat and 1918 pounds of milk. The cow averaged about 26 quarts daily while being milked twice daily at age 5 years 10 months. Tests were supervised by Iowa State College with the Holstein Friesian Association of America.
William Schulte northwest of George Iowa was fatally injured last Friday when his corn picker’s power take-off entrapped him. The second fatal farm equipment accident in northeast Iowa this fall follows Henry Mouw’s earlier death near Hull. Witness Ralph Wiertzma saw the body and alerted neighbors and Schulte’s brother. Boyden teachers travel to Sioux Center for county council meeting with ISEA representative Jonson.
Marriage licenses issued to Clarence Jasper 23 Orange City Betty Jean Klienhesslink 18 Chester William Faber 22 Sioux Center Marilyn Darlene Liebersma 13 James Cornelius Wielenga 22 Boyden Anna Henrietta Klarenbeek 17 Rock Valley. Henricks Will emina Hibma appointed administrator of Sip Hibma estate Orange City bond 4000 dollars. Opal Welland Hawarden committed as inebriate to State Mental Health Institute Cherokee Iowa for treatment.
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