Local Residents and Visitors Listed in Weekend Notes
Goldfield resident C H Scott visited Mrs Henry Geigel on Sunday. Bernita Phillip of Meservey stayed with brother Elmer Philipps. G S Peters named by President Roosevelt for another postmaster term. Senate confirmed. Vivian Rockwood from Ames attended FE Griebel home for dinner while taking a six week summer course. M M Green and son Don visited Hampton relatives. George Baldridge of Clear Lake visiting daughter Mrs Maynard Yeakel. Roy Stevens of Searville and Vernon Holbrook of Brainerd visited M Babler and Mrs Church homes. R L Rossman and family plus Refine and Merrill Block in Ames to arrange for Refine to attend college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Scott
Goldfield
Henry Geigel
Bernita Phillip
Meservey
Elmer Phlipp
Mies
Vivian Rockwood
Ames
M. M. Green
Don
Hampton
George Baldridge
Clear Lake
Maynard Yeakel
Roy Stevens
Searville
Vernon “Holbrook
Brainerd, Minn
M. Babler
W.H. Helmke & Son
Henry
C. H. Packerd
Phyllis
Britt
S. J. Packard
J. E. Janes
Joanne Janes
Henry Woods
Smith Park
John Witmer
Floyd Morris
John Wagner
Mechanicsburg
P.O. Schettel
Annville
Vernon Township
A. H. Krause
Renwick Town Telephone Service Pledges Rates and Cost Reforms
Dial service will bring economies in operations and rate adjustments to better cover service costs. For eight years local service ran at a loss despite efficiency. The goal is improved, reliable telephone service and continued commitment to high quality support nationwide resources behind daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
United States
Iowa
Farmer Teams Play Double Prominent Family Man Died Last Week
Two softball games under lights drew neighbors as threshing crews clashed with 18 to 10 and a tied 7 to 7 before a late Winding score. The night was cold and rainy but crowds stayed to watch. Community notes report surgeries, visits, and local farm shows, with Nicholas A. Kelen, 62, dying from brain cancer last week and services held at St. Mary's Corwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meine Yeoney
Reg McCurry
Yanneyites
Meine
Ralph Stumbo
Emil
Ernest Eggerth
Ernest
Eggerth
Nicholas A. Kelen
Renwick
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Corwith
Reich
Kelch
Lee Norder
Lee
John Zimmerman
Camp Pike
Bors
John
Claus Clenssen
Germany
United States
Henry
William
Alyina Kuehl
Maggie Porter
Rev
R. F. Schedtler
Lutheran Church
Vernon Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renwick Savings Bank
Farm Loans and Insurance
Renwick, Iowa
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
G.S. Peters
Roosevelt
Senate
R. L. Rossman
Refine
Merrill Block
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Raymond Gorrell
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Arthur Tvedt
Montour
P.A. Thiel
Homer Thiel
West Bend
Joan Kerr
W.H. Peck
Circleville
Ohio
Black Hills
W.A Fisher
Jess
Pangbarn
Bredford
Arkansas
Mr. Fisher
Oscar Swanson
Stanhope
Mary Berkland
Eagle Grove
Jennie Swanson
Alvin Swanson
Burlington
M. A. Ketman
Des Moines
G. R. Stringer
Esther Goodhart
Pella
Everett Robinson
Baby
Watertown
Lloyd Pool
Pool
Vernon Johnson
Town Falls
Oakdale
If Persor
Paul Whheman
Zoliow
Armenca
Rae
Paice Daly
Lynch, Gramere
Ltema
Renwick Times
Joe Olson
Joe
Otto Rospke
Long Island
N.Y
France
Chaz. Scott
Jewell Junction
Mrs. M. Babler
Roy Witham
Gladbrook
Bert Greenfield
Farmers’ Elevator
Gowrie
Supt
R. E. Newcomb
Lake Park
Fred Klasse
Topeka
Kansas
C.H. Fisher
Watkins
Quaker Oats
Wallace Nelson
En Anto
Howard Persons
Camp Funston
Fort Riley
Charles Persons
S&th National Army
Camp Dodge
Harry Packard
Glen Godfrey
Axle Thompson
Fred Rasmussen
Jim Ross
George Britt
George Martin
Hoyle
Methodist Church
Hardy
Ilo Mendennall
Mary Jane and
Wands
FM. Crawford
Myrtle Block
Moline, Hil
Claus Block
Carroll Block
Happy Hour Home Project Club
Carl Johnson
Elon French
Johnson
Kruse
Clarence Hefty
Fred Bium
Madison, Wis
Kenneth Price
Robert Sturdevant
Tome
Will Knox
South Haven
Frank Hail
Callender
G. 5. Peters
Camp Hantesa
Ledges State Park
Boone
W. H. Long
George Werling Sr
Livermore
P. H. Sadler
Walter Hoffman
Yellowstone
National Park
Sadler
Theo. Schaeffer
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