Local News Items From Renwick Area Highlights Visits and Assignments
Mrs. Sam Kiana visited with her son Wilbur Kasei in Greene and several families hosted relatives across Kendall Wisconsin to Des Moines area. Many locals, including Ruth Oppadahl securing a Rochester Minnesota medical secretary post, and others headed to Crystal Lake town, Paris Heights, and Fort Jackson for service or visits. Wounded Marines Orvick and McGuire returned from Saipan. George Markman sent Purple Heart home. local placements and travel noted among neighbors, relatives, and 4-H activities in Vernor township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kiana
Wilbur Kasei
Greene
Will, White
Kendall
Wis
Ruth Oppadahl
Rochester
Jennie Swanson
Earl Duane Werling
Renwick
Tely
Wright County
Set
Marion C. Hoveland
Caip Pickett
Fort Jackson
Seti Hoveland
Coalist Tank Bae A
McGuire Léfe
Ela Inte Walt
Des
Cleo
Bel ‘Mimbach
Des Mains
Wimbach
Carmen
Algona
Beary
Foster
Nora Springs
Sander
JHL Tench
Nore Springs
First Methodist Church Service Plan for August Sundays
First Methodist Church led by Pastor Paul W Neal schedules services at Hardy or Renwick churches for August 20 and 27. Attend one of our sister churches. In case of emergency contact Sleepy Bye, Michigan, at the Carl Jenaen residence. Sunday School and church services restart the first Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Renwick
Sleepy Bye
Mian
Carl Jenaen
Suariday School
First Baptist Church News and Local Visits
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor C Blumhagen holds 10:00 am Sunday School with Fred Engstrom as Superintendent and 11:00 am church service with a Bible message by the pastor. Choir rehearsal on Wednesday at 8:30 pm. Dolores Blesie visiting in Kansas City. Rev Vanden Brink of Kanawha visited James Davids. Andrew Oppedahl family at Wesley for Sunday dinner. Zimmerman and Hefty families traveling to Rochester for eye exam. Sadler family accompanied relatives to Iowa City for Theo Schaeffer’s medical check. Lake Lutheran Young People meet at R E Liljedahl with Gunder Knutson as assistant hostess. George Colle and Minnie Lcoft visited from Humboldt and Swea City. Dorothy Blesie and Mrs Dale Blesie in Chicago. Bernard Wagner family from Iowa Falls visited Henry Lach’s home. S H Klassie in Des Moines on business. Omer Davis visited his mother at Ames. James McGowan Sr visiting Kanawha with Arlo McGowan family. E R Green of Hampton and Vivian Rockwood of Keene NH visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Fred Engstrom
Dolores Blesie
Kansas City
Vanden Brink
Kanawha
James Davids
Andrew Oppedahl
Lester Larson
Wesley
John Zimmerman
Rose Hefty
Rochester
Minn
Zimmerman J
Eagle Grove
Iowa City
Minnie Lcoft
Swea City
Fred Rasmussen
Dorothy‘ Blesie
Dale Blesie
New Market
Chicago
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Earl Norder
Marshalltown
Henry Norder
Alvin Swanson
Burlington
Swanton
Jewell
Webster City
George’ Markman
France
Katherine Markman
Robert Whyte
Sandra
Paris
Heights
Roy Gillespie
BS . Whyte
Goldfield
Virgil Erwin
Edwin Angle Packerd
Gene
Decatur
Ray
Paul W. Neal
Monder
Alice McCurry
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Calif
Guy McCurry
Homer Winter
Marilyn and
Shirley
Greeley
Gale
Ruth
Ernstof
Rutland
Elmer Philipp
Blessesphone
Calla, Tanck
W. BL
Long
Donald MacGowan
Thomas Gimer
Fort Dodge
Ole, Carlson
Humboldt
Edward Oppedahl
A.B. Richardson
Wilfred Hefner
Coleridge
Vernon Township
Phillip Oppedabl
Dennis’ Peterson
Dows
Jack Stoakes
George Bell
Ray Feltis
Gay
Nerem
Gloria
Gene’ Potter
Wiltham McCurry
Dea
Moines
Howard ‘McCurry
Patty McCurry
Des Moines
W. He “Helmke, & Sons
Austin
Minns
Corwin Peer
Walker
North Town
EAGLE
Grove
C. V. Mangle
Livermore
Dale Fraser
First Methodist Church
Paul W! Neal
First Baptist Church
C. Blumhagen
George Colle
Wm. Blesie
Bernard Wagner
Iowa
Falls
Henry Lach
Singer
S. H. Klassie
Omer Davis
M. Smith
Ames
James McGowan Sr
Arlo McGowan
E.R. Green
Hampton
Vivian Rockwood
Keene, NH
Beach Head
Signal Corps
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Worthwestern Bell Telephone Company
rTeae
Mel Meliaee Ae Ee Rial
Chevrolet
War Service
All America
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