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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
4
Taxpayers urged to file at the treasurer’s office to avoid penalties. Payable at Farmers Savings Bank in Borden Iowa before October 1.
Town council held sessions with Major Senzan presiding. Grants for cigarette permits to Gustav Siegemann and A B Vanden Brink approved with bonds. Levy allocations listed including general and water works. Bills approved and Legion Auxiliary hall fee set. Treasurer’s report shows July 1922 balance. Regular session adjourned.
The Tri-State Editorial meeting will be held in Sioux City Thursday through Saturday this week. Editor of the Reporter and Mrs. Van Zwel plan to attend the event noted as the big doings. The Reporter will publish a day early this week and the office will close during the meeting but reopen Saturday night. Chamber of Commerce and Inter-State Fair Association stage a formal program for visiting editors appreciating hospitality.
A written General Science lesson took place after school on Wednesday. Marvella Grooters invited freshman girls to a watermelon gathering. John Bell ing found seats taken in algebra, deciding to sit with Lena V. D. H. Edward Willett joined Monday bringing freshman total to nineteen. Lawrence Dunnick missed Thursday. The high school hosted its first weiner roast Friday evening, the freshmen enjoying the event. Johnie B feared missing the roast but attended after all.
The United Presbyterian Church led by Pastor W. T. McConnell lists Sabbath School at 10:00, morning preaching at 11:00, C U meeting at 7:15 and evening preaching at 8:00. Morning theme What I See through the Open Door. Evening theme. W M S to meet with Mrs Carl Schildhauer on Thursday September 27.
The last period in high school Friday was used for the election of members for two newly formed societies. Details will be given next week. Freda Heitritter was absent Monday due to sickness. Willis D. V. was reprimanded by Miss D for trouble when asked to explain. He said he had an extra buttonhole in his shirt. Elizabeth Sallie was absent Tuesday. Miss D. surprised her freshman.
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