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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
4
Wartime losses threaten hog herds with heavy financial toll as the IICAN Foundation for Animal Health emphasizes immunization. Officials warn of quick spread from virus carried on a fly and urge farmers to alert veterinarians, immunize around weaning time, and protect herd health.
Way back when Mrs Richard Van Reness Flora Heemstra of Santa Ana California Mr and Mrs Chris Schiedham and two children were among relatives arriving for the funeral services of their mother Mrs Klass Dreath Thursday A complete obituary will be given in next week s issue of the Reporter Mr and Mrs Jack Schroeder and daughter from Hartley Mr and Mrs Herman Schroeder and daughters Mr and Mrs William Schoeder and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Heitritter and children Mr and Mrs Lewis Heitritter Mr and Mrs A GC Willert and Mr and Mrs Bill Meyn of Sibley will be dinner guests at the home of Mrs Martha Heitritter for Thanksgiving dinner
Mr John Grooters was pleasantly surprised by the teachers officers of the Reformed Church Sunday School last Thursday evening. He has served as superintendent for nearly 15 years.
Mr and Mrs Chris Reimers will entertain the George and Henry Reimers families and Mrs Mary Creswell and Attorney William Creswell of Sheldon and Mr and Mrs Ed Jansma of Orange City.
The Volley Ball Club will meet in the high school gymnasium next Thursday evening Dec 4. A large crowd is requested to help complete organization arrangements. Anyone interested in Volley Ball is urged to attend.
At the National Convention of the Young Republican League no changes were made in the Ninth District officers. Barney Meyers of Mapleton and Mrs. Helen Vanderburg of Boyden will continue as chairman and vice-chairman respectively, with W. R. Coyle of Alta as publicity director.
Arthur Reimers a law student at the State University of Iowa in Iowa City spent the weekend in Boyden.
The U. P. Missionary Society met at the hotel on Wednesday with Maud Jackson as hostess. Attendees included Mrs. Jackson and daughter, Mrs. Reimers, Mrs. Melvin Harman, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Ernest Kammalade, Mrs. John Van Diepen Jr., Mrs. Marie Van Diepen and Mrs. H. A. Bolstad.
The Women's Citizenship Club aided by the Town Council of Boyden plans a Community Play Night at the Town Hall in Boyden on Wednesday evening November 20 from 7 30 to 9 30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter De Boer and children and the L. Korthals family joined others from the area at a Korthals anniversary celebration in Steen Minnesota last Thursday.
The Thank Offering program in the church basement was well received. Reverend Brink opened with words of welcome. A unison hymn followed and a Dutch dialogue The Fortune Teller was performed by four cast members: Mrs. L. Korthals Mrs. John Moret Mrs. Paul Van de Hoef and Mrs. R. Smith.
Mr. John Wiekamp of Sheldon and Miss Allie Van Bruggen of Boyden Iowa married last Wednesday at noon in a home ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Tunis Vander Lee and their son from Lake Wilson Minnesota stayed with John Vander Lee on Saturday and were guests in the J Van Roekel home on Sunday confirming local family ties in the area
A cozy note celebrates Thanksgiving with duck chicken goose and turkey dishes, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. It highlights happy friends and laughing faces during family gatherings, capturing warm seasonal cheer.
Jake Westra travelled to Fairview South Dakota on Monday to attend a sale and meet Mrs. Westra’s brother Henry Wondenberg, adding a family visit to the trip.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Horn and extended families will attend the Langstraat den Hartog wedding at the Langstraat home in Sheld on Thanksgiving Day with multiple siblings and children named in attendance.
Mrs H Ver Hoef and Mrs John Timmes of Orange City visited with their son and brother Ben Ver Hoef Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wargow entertained at dinner Sunday with their son Bobbie. Guests included Mrs. Mary Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Vanderburg.
Mr and Mrs Gerrit J Kooi man and Mr and Mrs Walter Dickevers and daughter Leela Jeanne were guests at a six o clock dinner in the Jerry Notting home Sunday evening.
The Boyden Fire Company thanks non members who help at fires but asks residents to allow fire company members to fight the blaze unless the fire chief asks them to assist.
Mrs W G Vanderbure is named as a speaker at the Young Republican Plymouth County Meeting in Le Mars on Friday evening.
The Women's Club announces the full cast for the annual community Christmas program. Mrs Jake Van Diepen Jr and Mrs H A Bostad serve on the planning committee.
Mrs Lewis Rehberg entertained Sunday honoring her mother Mrs Den Hartog sister Jeanette and her aunt on their birthday anniversaries. Forty guests attended the dinner at the host’s residence.
Mr and Mrs Charles Long Mr and Mrs Dwight Tangeman Mr Leo Getting Mr Ben Kam malade Mr August Barenwold and daughter Alma and Mr and Mrs Ed Blumeyer of Matlock vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs K Drenth Thursday afternoon.
The Umland Farm sold at public auction Tuesday afternoon. Klass Dreath purchased the farm at a price of $183 per acre.
Mrs. Howard Verrips and four other ladies were hosted by Mrs. Harry Beldt in Matlock on Wednesday. Verlyn Verrips stayed through Thursday evening for an extended visit.
Mr and Mrs Huip Maris and Mr and Mrs John Ver Steeg with their son Henry John of Sheldon were six o’clock dinner guests in the Tott home at Sibley honoring Glenn Tott on his birthday Sunday.
Miss Sophie Vander Lee who had been visiting in the Simon and Tunis Vander Lee homes in Lake Wilson Minnesota returned home Sunday.
Henry Van Houte and Jerry Notting left Sheldon on the midnight train Monday for Minneapolis to attend a two day National Buttermaker Convention. The local creamery entered butter in the contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Luymes and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stientjes of Beresford South Dakota join Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smit and baby of Le Mars for an evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stientjes and their children.
Mr and Mrs Herman Schroeder and daughters, Mr and Mrs George Dise and son Dale of Matlock were entertained at the Ed Blumeyer home Tuesday night.
James Smit, manager of the farmers elevator, has closed a deal to buy the dwelling he now occupies. Alterations to the furnace are underway and he plans to connect city water and sewer to modernize the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Van Meeteren and son Roger Keeth Francis Marlon Iola and Mr Suba VanDiepen visited Mrs. Viola Kammalade Sunday who is on the sick list. Mrs Sieba VanDiepen is assisting there.
C R Young Illinois Central manager of personnel says retired railroaders will be recalled to select jobs where fit. Women will be included in the program as men aged 20 to 45 enter military service, with more workers needed across ages to fill skilled roles. The railroad employs over 88 000 people.
Reform Church announces war time services with 9 30 a m Holland 1 80 p m English 8 00 p m and 7 30 p m C EB meeting United Presbyterian Church lists R Imbrie Barnes and J S Pollock as leaders. St John’s Lutheran under Rev Wm Striepe offers 9 30 a m German 10 45 a m English with Luther League Brotherhood Ladies Aid Dorcas Society and worship services schedule.
The Grey Shop in Sheldon advertises a complete line of ladies and misses fall coats priced from 12.95 to 49.95. The line highlights affordable outerwear for the season.
Mrs. Wesley Keizer learned on Monday August 31 that Wesley had arrived in Honolulu. The message lists his address as Red Hills Camp in Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.
The Reporter promotes printed or engraved wedding announcements in various styles. Emphasizes quality and appearance of distinctions for readers seeking personalized keepsakes.
The Farmers Co op Creamery Assn in Hull Iowa lists ice cream at 95 cents per gallon for five gallons or more and 1.00 per gallon for under five gallons with no extra charge for flavors. Delivery within reasonable distances is offered. Phone 185.
The list records names associated with events from Friday September 1 to Thursday September 17 1942. Included are Seiius Smid Mrs Cornelius Tuinstra Bernice Wissink Jake Wissink Jr Lorraine Koon Gordon Long Henrietta Mouw Sieba Van Diepen Mrs John Dykstra Marjorie Van Houte Herman Schoeneman Mrs Sarah Stutzman Jake Kleinhesslink Caroline Vander Muaten Mrs John Sitter Henry Bergman Marion Brink Rose Horn Mrs Willard Horn Robert Jantzen John ne Mrs Anthony Vander il Lois Fuhr Fern Winter.
The Fihr family reunion took place on Sunday in George Park. Eighty members attended including the Boyden contingent: Mrs Wesley Keizer and Neil, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fihr and family, Mr and Mrs Peter Statema and Judy, Mrs Hubert Lumby, Mrs E Heitritter and Walter, and Iola and Norma Horn.
Farmers Savings Bank of Boyden Iowa advertises farm loans with rates as low as 4 percent no commission and prompt service targeting farmers seeking affordable financing in a local banking promotion.
Information shows the notice that the paper is entered at Boyden post office as second class matter and published weekly every Friday with subscriptions at 1.75 dollars per year and 2.00 dollars per year when lapsed.
Local service shop promotes quick oil changes and vehicle checkups at Boyden Service Station with emphasis on fast turnaround and friendly staff.
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