08 Apr 1954
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1954
Page
1
The Junior Mission Band of St Pau Lutheran Church met Sunday evening with 23 children and six adults present. Sharon Krafs, vice president, led the meeting. Beverly Philipp gave the scripture and Herold Bisbee offered the opening prayer.
Local groups meet with varied activities. The Rebekah Lodge hosts a Love Rally in Humboldt with members Mildred Nelson Evelyn Roseberry Maud Anderson Burma Flagsted Mae Felts May White Emma Walker Daisy Swanson Anna Potter Laura Hippen. Royal Neighbors gather at Mrs Fannie Maier home. B T W Club, K Y N Club, and Renwick Woman's Club plan Thursday meetings with topics on United Nations birds and more.
A brief urging readers to secure proper insurance before a disaster strikes. Emphasizes preventive coverage and planning rather than post incident actions.
Mr and Mrs Sanford Anderson of Cedar Falls visited Saturday evening at the Eddie Bygness home. Mrs Duane McCurry and Mrs Geo Mills attended a Cub Scout meeting at Fort Dodge Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter McPeak were Sunday dinner guests at the Floyd Lane home. Mr and Mrs S I Nelson and Mary Lynne of Fort Dodge spent the weekend at the George Latch home.
Mr and Mrs Nick Andersen and relatives gathered Friday at the James Jorgenson home in Kanawha for a birthday celebration. Clarion visitors Annette Weld called on the Sampsons and Byres while Eagle Grove hosts welcomed Bygness and others. A redesign meeting at Don Lerdal’s home drew 15 ladies, with lunch served. Wayne Hanson and family of Duncombe visited Andrew Fuhr, and Diane Lester was baptized at Lake Church parsonage with sponsors Don Schipull and others attending.
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