05 Apr 1956
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
1
Editorial celebrates the arrival of spring with vivid scenes of robins, buds, and returning warmth. It paints nature waking from winter, blooming flowers, streams and showers, and the transition to summer while noting nature's deceptive fleeting beauty. The tone is lyrical and hopeful about renewal.
The senior spotlight features 17 year old Jean Ann Kiley with favorite subjects and hobbies noted. The Renwick High School Band attended the Mason City Bandmasters Clinic performing Metropolis Scotch Folk Suite and Barnum Bailey's Favorites with praise and critique from judges.
A kindergarten group toured a hatchery to see colored chicks. Helpers Toni Hooten Jeffrey Lane Mike Hooten and Ricky Thompson assisted with napkins and milk. Children colored pictures from a short story now on the bulletin board. Other boards feature season decorations.
Easter dinner at Mr and Mrs P. H. Sadler included Keith Sadler and family of Mallard Jim Zigrany of Humboldt Ed Pohlman of Eagle Grove Bob Orsland and family of Fort Dodge and Marilyn from Cedar Falls Also visiting were guests in the W C.
A long list of Easter and weekend visits ties together many Iowa households. Guests include the Thrift, Anderson, Packard, and Lester families in Britt. Gugisburgs from Des Moines. the Lesters of Goldfield. and Cedar Falls visitors in the Mimhach home. Also noted are Dickinson area gatherings with Elmer, Elmer Dick, Paula Paine kin, Renwick stops, and Elmhurst ties in Fort Dodge and Algona.
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