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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
1
The church calendar lists morning worship at 9 30, afternoon service at 1 30, Sunday School at 3, and Christian Endeavor at 7 30. Rev Raymond Lubber of Gibbsville Wisconsin will preach next Sunday.
Rev Henry Bank leads at United Presbyterian Church with Sabbath School at 10:00 A M Morning Worship at 11:00 A M and Evening Worship at 7:30 P M indicating a full Sunday worship program.
Sunday schedule includes German service at 8 30 and English service at 10 45 with Sunday school and adult Bible class. An offering supports Lutheran World Relief and Dorcas Society holds a Thank-offering Service at 8 PM with Pastor J M Jensen as guest speaker.
The photo features two of the characters in the play with others unseen. In rehearsal the makeup and character acting blurred the actors’ everyday names making recognition unlikely for attendees.
Town and Country Club meets at noon Monday November 3 for a lunch and business session. Tony Slothouber and Smit serve as food committee. All businessmen urged to attend.
The country named Nicaragua is identified as the largest state in Central America and the broader Middle America region.
The Boy Scout drive raised 125 for scouting in this area last week. Local scouts plan paper collection and other events to boost funds soon. At the regular meeting two guests joined, Logan Vanden Brink chairman and Cal Stickel, for a sane fest. Scoutmaster William Oldenkamp oversees efforts to organize into patrols and appoint troop officers for badge work and activities.
The County Women's Contact Meeting of the Farm Bureau and extension work was held at Orange City Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Lewis Heitritter, Mrs. C. Slothouber, Mrs. Lawrence Oelrich, Mrs. Hattie Boerhave, Mrs. Edgar Glessner, Mrs. Ed Blumyeyer, Mrs. Case Bdankers and Mrs. Alvin Linch.
A group of 27 registrants will depart from Orange City Town Hall on October 30, 1952 for required physicals. The list includes James A. Bogerd Norman W. Ykema Arvin J. Schuiteman Leonard Roskam Wayne E. Hamilton Alfred De Vries Maurice Connie Van Veldhuizen Gerald Hofmeyer Clifford Wolfwinkel Thomas Kooima Jr Charles C. Vandrager Bernard Kots Adrian Blick Andrew Harrema Lester Te Grotenhuis James Rozeboom Byron Brunisma and others.
A Sioux County Republican rally is set for Thursday evening October 30 at 8 00 PM in Orange City Town Hall. Speakers include Bob Fisher Onawa and Congressman Charles B Hoeven with Jay McDowell Korean War veteran among the key speakers. Local arrangements are led by Jackson Hospers with assistants from Ireton and Sioux Center and others.
voters in Sioux County face a November 4 1952 election on funding a fireproof county home for the mentally ill and homeless. proponents cite on hand funds a small levy and potential state subsidies that cut county costs from 20 000 to 4 000 per year by transferring 25 residents from the Cherokee State Mental Health Institute to the new facility.
The 40 piece Orange City High School band directed by Mr. Albert Blemaster will entertain and show pictures. Details appear in the quarter page elsewhere in this issue with assistance from the Sioux County Republican Central Committee chairman.
The Grant Sheridan Willings 4-H Club invites girls over 10 to attend a meeting Monday evening November 3 at 7 30 P M at Margret Ann Bosman s home The notice encourages interested girls in 4-H work to participate.
Rodney Grooters son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Grooters suffered a severe finger injury in a corn picker. He underwent surgery Sunday morning and will stay several days at Hull hospital for treatment and recovery.
The Sheridan Homemakers will meet on November 7 at 1 30 at the home of Mrs Paul Vander Hoef in Boyden. The session will discuss color in the home and roll call will be answered by What I'm not thankful for.
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