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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1954
Page
8
A long list of local residents hosted and visited for dinners, suppers, and weekend visits across towns including Klemme Algona Eagle Grove Dayton Humboldt Fort Dodge and Des Moines. Guests featured the Johnsons Oppedahl Overbaugh Lar sen Brown and many others with multiple family and friend gatherings.
Sunday gatherings honored multiple birthdays and hosted visitors. Names include Clarence Hefty Krause Jo Ann Krause Art Folkerts Larry Folkert Marion Hoveland Russell Hoveland Kenneth Price Donaldene Kraft Marilyn Paine and Edna Helmke with many relatives visiting from Des Moines Crystal Lake Galmore City Stilson Mallard Rossie McIntyre LaVerne and La Verne.
Numerous families gathered for birthdays and dinners from Des Moines to Algona, with visits by Barrick, Newberry, Liscum, Updahl and many others. Relatives traveled to and from California, Sioux City, Perry and Roland while Delores Christians joined a Fort Dodge concert trip. Funeral services for two young Wilson daughters mourned in Eagle Grove.
A set of campaign notices announces candidates for Humboldt County sheriff state representative state senator and Wright County supervisor. Names include Leo Powers Edward Oppedahl Guy Butler and Roland Trotter with primaries in June 1954 and party designations Democratic or Republican.
The Bram and Swanson families held Sunday dinners at the Henry Bram, Oscar Swanson, and Blaurice Missen homes in Stanhope and Renwick. The Renwick high school class of 1929 met Saturday to plan the 25th reunion at the Alwoni Banquet. Pastor T J Severtsen attended a pastoral conference in Bader. Phyllis Lane of Humboldt visited home for the weekend.
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