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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1956
Page
3
The piece reflects on time's omnipresence and varying pace, noting how time governs meals, sleep, school, church, and aging. It emphasizes using time wisely for reading thinking play work and joy, as tomorrow inevitably arrives and moments cannot be recovered.
First graders practice telling time to the hour and soon half hours. Easter party and stories. Miss Farland read aloud and gave treats. Helpers last week were Karen Anderson and Dennis Rasmussen. Pamela Peterson handled reading table. John H. managed chairs. Spring decorations and colorfully painted rooms. Sixth graders enjoyed Easter vacation and prepare for final six weeks. They studied profit in arithmetic, garden and craft projects, Germany in geography, and capitalization and punctuation in English. Attendance honors listed for many students.
Supper guests in the Engstrom home include Vernon Rev Thompson of Sioux City and others. Weekend visits spread to Kanawha and Humboldt as families gather at Nissen, Have rland, Philipp, Larson and Krause homes with Marilyn returning from Marshalltown.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Nilsen and family hosted visitors Sunday night at the Maine Yanney home. Belmond guests, including Mrs Oscar Nelson and Mr and Mrs Gene Nelson plus sons, stopped by the Floyd Kelling home Sunday afternoon and evening. Beckey Detmering of Eagle Grove visited Floyd Kelling last week. Sherrill Oppedahl and Roger joined supper at the Duane Anderson home Tuesday. Marion Hoveland and family and George Latch visited the Maurice Nissen home Friday night. Maurice Nissen stayed overnight Friday with Alfred Kleen and Mary Ellen and returned to Waverly Sunday after ten days in the Maurice Nissen home.
The Lake WMP met last Wednesday at the church with Mrs Don Hooker and Mrs Herman Harvey as hostesses. Mrs Olaf Kleveland led the topic and Mrs Magne Bjorklund read.
Mrs Hooker’s note on higher education opens the piece with lunch served. The narrative lists guests including mesdames Swenson Anderson Sherman Rice Stensland and others from Eagle Grove Vincent Belmond and Fort Dodge areas. Prizes and meals appear among casual visits and visits to Mercy Hospital.
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