Corner Local Citizens Rally for Restation Sunday
Local readers show willingness to restify the Sunday observance for the first time since the columnist began this note, reflecting a local shift in routine and community stance.
28 Apr 1966
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
1
Local readers show willingness to restify the Sunday observance for the first time since the columnist began this note, reflecting a local shift in routine and community stance.
A long-winded rural notebook reports a sunny day with hopes for continued warm weather over upcoming weeks. It details a trail ride, park spring cleaning plans, a statewide fun show effort, saddle club preparations, and upcoming membership changes. A newborn foal at Warner stables and a poem about country life are included, along with obituaries and district rally notes from Fort Dodge.
Adrian Radebaker executive vice president and Velma M. Rademaker assistant cashier certify the bank balance sheet numbers and deposits. The report lists total assets and deposits including demand and time savings deposits, government and state deposits, and average balances for the calendar period ending call date. The affidavit is sworn in Humbolt County Iowa on April 24 1966 by the two bank officers.
Mrs Inda Blesie traveled to Waterloo on Friday to attend the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Don Axtell on Sunday and to visit her son’s home. She will also visit Mr and Mrs Dale Blesie in Cedar Rapids.
Tammy J daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fisher Jr Todd Lev gon on Mr and Mrs Gene George and Gregory Alan son of Mr and Mrs Ermest Pergande were baptized during the Methodist church service Sunday.
Coffee guests gathered at Mardy Thursday morning April 21 to honor Mrs Leland Swan. Attendees included Mr Marlon Larson, Mrs Arnor Winns, and Mrs Keith Brayton of Hardy who helped celebrate the birthday event.
Attendees at the Northern Baptist Association Women’s meeting included Mrs. Cay Kelting Mrs. Trask Annette Engstrom Mrs Buna Statford Glen Martin and Mrs Wilbur Nissen among others as they met in Wobstag Ally.
Mrs Marlon Huntley Mrs Lynn Curtson Mrs Glen Martin and Mrs Chartle Trap led a group of farm women to the Farm Bureau meeting in Minneapolis on Tuesday April 19. The gathering focused on agricultural topics and community cooperation.
Mr and Mrs John Kiley and Mr and Mrs Marion Nelson of Wasoka Minnesota and Mrs Marie Kiley of Eagle Grove were dinner guests Sunday in the Me Ednant Stupka home at Goldfeld. In the afternoon the Kileys and related guests attended the reception for Mr and Mrs Roger Wilson in the fall at DunkA.
Mrs Georgia Paine led Fort Dodge conference of American Lutheran church women as executive board. About 40 attendees from Humboldt LeMars Ames Eagle Grove Gottfiild Britt Fort Dodge and Renwick gathered in the Cont. Munly Room of the Library Sunday afternoon. Hostesses included Mrs Orville Nelam Mrs Hamlett Johnson and Mrs Carl Hill with others such as Lyn Thompson and Mrs Jean Kleve assisting.
Mn and Mrs Walter Atty and Mrs Mina Hunter joined Sunday dinner at Andrew Thompson home in Ellsworth. In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Attig traveled to Des Moines to attend a wedding reception for Mr and Mrs William Lions at the First EUB Church.
Minnie Verbrugge of Armstrong and Mrs Elis Meln of Maple Hill joined Friday dinner at the Luke Bank home. In the afternoon the group attended the 75th anniversary of the Weight Christian Reform Church hosted by the congregation and local residents.
Mrs Fred Guelsburg Mrs Curtis Morgan and Mrs Barbara Kelling visited Friday to honor Mrs Gladys Pearson on her birthday, sharing refreshments and conversation at her home.
Mrs Melvin Heggin and Mrs Otto Swanson joined Mr and Mrs Dick Hefty to Webster City for the Spring Chorus in the High School Auditorium. Dick Hefty Jr. is a member. Afterward the group shared supper at the Dick and Netty home.
Mr and Mrs Merlin Neuberger Dean Marylee and Brad attended the dedication of the new educational addition at the Methodist church in Klemme on Sunday and were dinner guests of Mrs Roth Neuberger in Klemme.
Mr and Mrs Howard Mc were honored on a birthday occasion with family and friends in attendance. The celebration marked a special milestone as relatives gathered to share memories and gifts in a warm, congratulatory setting.
Curry and Mr and Mrs Mire hosted a Sunday dinner for Lynne’s birthday at the Curry home with Cathy May visiting. Elmer Wichtams from Fort Dodge and Roy McCurry visited the Heritage Home in Clarlon with Howard McCurry, while Mire attended a weekend with Lynne.
Mrs. George Later spent the weekend in St. Peter Minnesota at the home of Mr and Mrs W Barnes Mrs H L Nelson of Duluth and Mrs L A Steele of Minneapolis joined her on Monday all were guests of Mary Lynn Nelson at her college priority Mother Daughter Limeheon
Ottosen residents Mr. and Mrs. Garry Kraft and their children joined Susan Kraft at the Walter Kraft home on Theaday evening to celebrate her 17th birthday with family.
Mrs. Fred A Engstrom celebrated by a family dinner in Fort Dodge with Mr Engstrom, Mr and Mrs Jim McRunnel of Boone, Roger and Galen Engstrom. Her mother Mrs C C Hegegen joined. On Sunday afternoon the group visited Mrs Orten Lerdal in Goldfield Lutheran Hospital. Mrs McRunnel stayed at the Engstrom home over the weekend.
Lena Geiger attended a dinner event in Corinth with accompanier Mr and Mrs Card Kannen and Mrs Dora Pean of Conwith. The gathering honored Lena's birthday with a birthday cake and social chatter.
Dawn Clowes a University of Iowa student spent the weekend at the Donald Clowes residence in Jews City. The visit was noted by local reporters as a routine family gathering with no incidents reported.
Sunday dinner guests at the B. F. Huntley home in Goldfield included Marion Huntley Margaret and Mr and Mrs Jay Huntley and Leslie. Mrs Marion Huntley and Mrs Pearl Overbaugh left Wednesday for Montana to visit the brother of Mrs Overbaugh.
Mr and Mrs Jim Nelson Superintendent and Mrs Melvin Salmela and Mr and Mrs Stanley Schipull attended the National School Board Meeting in Minneapolis over the weekend as representatives of their district.
Mr and Mrs Gerhard Mayers returned home Thursday after a two week visit with relatives and friends in Florida West Virginia and Tennessee.
The Junior girls of the Lake Clippers 4-H club led by Mrs. Leland Swan Mrs. Don Martin and Mrs. Victor Smith held a workshop in the Extension Room at Humboldt Saturday afternoon. Valerie Larson Cindy Werting Cathy White Leslie Rasmussen Nancy Nervig Eloise Nelson Donna Smith and Ruth Bennett worked on aprons.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Steven son and Mary of Hardy were honored by Ais parents Mr and Mrs Starry Stevenson of Goldfield at Ft Dodge on Sunday for their wedding anniversary. They then visited in the Stevenson home in Goldfield in the afternoon with the family.
Renwick residents report a sequence of social visits and dinners across nearby towns. Comvin Peer of Algona spent Sunday evening at the WII Flelm ke home with family.
Dean Kittey of Hardy was a Sunday guest at the Ernest Pergande home while John Pergande family hosted afternoon lunch. The Paul Bell home in Ankeiy welcomed several visitors including Tomy Gliner and Edis Nyg Weas. Others included Laurens and Myrtle Stofferson, Fort Dodge guests Bertin and Martha Heggen, and Maple Plain David Lundberg family among numerous relatives and neighbors visiting throughout the day.
A neighborhood birthday gathering occurred Monday afternoon on Mrs Will Stetl with host Mrs Barbara Kelling and attendees from the local birthday group.
Mrs Marvin Nelson entertained for her son Lynn's sixth birthday on Tuesday morning April 19. The event followed a kindergarten class at Boone Valley School with several young guests and simple party details.
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