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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
4
Stanley McCurry attended a North Western Mutual Insurance Co. meeting in Davenport from Sunday through Tuesday.
Mir and Mrs Lucas aid Mire George Ganzeveld of bear Goldfield celebrate her birthday on Saturday. Mrs Curtis Morgan and Mrs Barbara Kelling attended a birthday party Monday afternoon near LaVerne. Mrs C M Gillespie attended funeral services for Mrs Eli Bager in Zion Lutheran church LaVerne. Bager had been a Mercy Hospital Mason City patient and died Saturday. Birthday Group met at Mrs Lora Peer's Monday afternoon in honor of her birthday.
Partial OCR shows assets including cash balances with other banks 180,760 US government obligations 330,713.33 and state subdivisions obligations. Other loans and discounts and bank premises assets referenced. Total assets and liabilities figures appear garbled with totals and shares outstanding noted.
Duane Bonwell of San Diego California attended his father's funeral held at Garnér and visited at the Charley Foley home from Friday until Tuesday with friends.
Mr and Mrs Howard Larson hosted a Sunday dinner for Angela s ninth birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jerry Helmke and family of Humboldt and Lisa Larson. Additional supper guests included Mr and Mrs Norman Larson and Mr and Mrs Will Helmke.
Attendees at Mrs Maine Yanney funeral included Mrs Marshall Clacy Mrs Keith Brayton and Mrs Leland Swan. The T4 Club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs Roger Leach presiding and Mrs Cledis Anderson opening. Leader Mrs Dean James asked Mrs Harl Gimer to demonstrate paper flowers. tray prize awarded to Mrs Jim White.
Mr and Mrs Marshall Clancy hosted a dinner at Bede Sunday honoring Mrs Clancys birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Keith Brayton and family and Mr and Mrs Leland Swan and family.
Local obituary notices list multiple funeral services held in Garner Webster City Eagle Grove and Ft Dodge with attendees including Merlin Neuberger Braid Lemke Walters Swanson Morgan and others. Kyn Club met with Mrs Gladys Pearson. lesson on outdoor life covered park care and future meeting planned with Mrs Irene.
Mrs Emma J Kubley of Eagle Grove visited Henry Kraft home for January birthdays with Mrs Vernon White and Jeff of Mallard. Anna Block hosted the Rebekah Circle with most members present and readings on Psalm 19. Hannah and Ruth Circles met at various homes with lessons on Psalms 19 and meditations led by local officers.
The BIW Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Nelson and thirteen members present plus a guest. President Mlen Siem ens led the gathering. Roll call cited remedies for a cold. Pearl Overbaugh gave the lesson and read a short story. Next meeting January 25 with Mrs Elle Siem ens.
The Fortnightly Club met January 11 at Mrs. Marie Zimmerman’s home with eight members present. The agenda included vacation plans, a poem by the president, bill payments, and a sale of remaining Iowa Brighta boxes. Lara Winter led the program committee. An invitation to the 1968 Christmas party was accepted. Members Marie Zimmerman Donnie Kraft and Florence Huffaker attended a Women’s Club gathering on January 9. Mrs. Schipull provided a book review on Dr. Tom Dooley’s life.
The Renwick Womans Club met with six members present and 15 members plus seven guests. Mrs. Sanford Anderson hosted, Martha Heegen presided, and Roll Call honored “A meee for the Bay.” Mr. and Mrs. Duane Field of Goldfield shared antiques and information while members contributed treasuries. Next gathering Feb. 8 with Mrs. Eddie L. Bygness hosting and Mrs. Paul Hepren presenting Federation News on Division of Music.
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