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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
3
The Commercial Club met Tuesday afternoon with Irene Clarris High presiding. Prizes were awarded for flower arrangements with Daisy Swanson winning high and Ellen Letoon low. Guests included Mrs Eora Hottman and others in a social club gathering.
The text notes Mrs Pearl Overbaugh won the high score prize and the Dean prize. Mrs Evelyn Lane received the hustess prize. Mrs Mary McPeak attended as guest while Mra Joe Lane and Linda accompanied Mr and Mrs Toni Gimer to Des Moines. On Tuesday Mrs Lane and Linda attended the State Dairy Princess Contest at Hotel Savory in Des Moines.
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A damaged OCR item from Warren County outlines a public pond notice for local residents. Readable fragments mention the pond location and potential advisory actions with no specific dates or names available in the text.
A cryptic OCR fragment suggests a sports or event note involving a bet, a shot, and a possible bone or injury. Readable terms point to a local game or incident with unclear details and missing names. Further context is needed to confirm participants, place, and outcome.
All youngsters from kindergarten through junior high are invited to participate in a project. They are asked to meet at St Paul Church tonight October 28 at 5 p.m. They will canvas on behalf of UNICEF and return to St Paul. Aniyodie’s fishing schedule to turn your porch light on at 6:08 p.m.
The notice states trapping of grays and reds opens at a.m. October 3 and closes midnight February 2, with a continuous open season on coyote. Trappers are cautioned that water sets will affect permits until November 6.
Mrs Carl Kraft Sr and Mrs Casper Nelman of Britt attended funeral services for Mrs Weir Bross at Burial Center Friday afternoon.
SMLESTS IM AIR FORCE Jobe, Glacier enlisted in the air force last Thursday and will be stationed in San Antonio Texas. Stanley Miller brother of Mrs Ronald Cowles of Fairbury Nebraska spent the weekend with her and Mrs Ronald Cowles and family.
The Verma Lassies 45 Club met October 18 at 2 PM in the Boone Valley Home Economics Room. Roll call asked What I Have Added To My School Wardrobe.
The KYM Club plans a Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs Irena Harris replacing Mrs Hazel Gug Isburg in the program. Veterans were mentioned as part of the occasion.
The text appears fragmentary and unclear. It references workers and rent issues and a supposed fault of their own, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, persons, dates, or organizations to form a concrete newspaper-style item.
Friday evening visitors included Kenneth Kraft and family at the Waller Kraft home and Doug Kraft family. Dele Yooray home in Cotwitham hosted Friday and Sunday guests, Mrs Macyin Meyer and family from LaVemne visited Robert Kratt. Mee and Mrs David McCurry and Jennifer Sue of Marshalltown spent the weekend with De Moe McCurry. Mrs Mery Patricks brother-in-law Jon Barr and sister-to-len Mrs Exumie Myers of Car ee Pa visited.
The text lists numerous weekend social events in Minnesota and nearby towns. It records a wedding attended by Denise Macha and Harold Pederson in Peterson, Minn, at the Methodist Church, and multiple Sunday visits and dinners at various homes including those of the Macha family, Harvey of Vandalia, Fevold, Melkin, and others. It mentions guests from Ottumwa, Omaha, and Clinton, with families from Gladbrook, Humbolt, Burt, Decorah, Kiowa, and Humboldt noted as attendees or hosts.
In a small community, residents rally to support one another and work together to sustain the town’s life and vitality. Local leaders urge cooperation to preserve services, schools, and local businesses for a hopeful future.
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