19 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1962
Page
1
A reader commends county road crews for removing heavy winter snow and blading rough spots to make gravel roads smooth and passable. The note contrasts local conditions with a trip to a neighboring county, concluding the area is doing well and encouraging continued effort.
A reader argues against traditional punitive methods for teenage driving, suggesting that arrests lectures and court actions fail to teach. The piece urges forming a youth driving club or organization to engage teens, address their desires, and provide educational meetings to foster lasting behavior change. It emphasizes cooperation and planning to stimulate interest and constructive guidance.
This reminiscence by Janice Deans links Easter customs to Jewish Passover origins, noting eggs as creation symbols and the lunar timing of Easter. It shifts to a Minneapolis street-tour memory in 1960, detailing stark urban squalor seen near Washington Street, contrasting a suburban view with grim urban poverty and calls for aid to those less fortunate.
James E Anderson aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson of Renwick is featured for his senior year activities. He studies physics government English grammar typing geography speech and sociology while serving as annual staff photographer film projectionist and youth fellowship vice president. He plans advanced electronics training at Bailey Technical Institute after graduation. He is active with Evangelical United Brethren church Boy Scouts Explorer Scouts and radio emergency services. He enjoys amateur radio cooking Italian food and red and white colors. He and fellow seniors Ron Klassen and Ronald Kies also appear in class notes alongside school activities and travel plans.
A newborn son named Don Eugene Kelling arrived to Mr and Mrs Floyd Kelling of Corwith on January 144. Don, now an 18 year old senior, excels in physics and government among others and participates in football track annual staff and drama. He has lettered in football and track and is active at St Paul Lutheran Church. After graduation he plans to join the National Guard as guidance to college.
A resident reports keeping Occo Mineral Compound and Miner al feed yeast feed in stock at home at all times for personal use and year round availability.
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