Local News Bits From Renwick Area And Nearby
Local items note visits to the Southwick and Gillespie homes in Renwick and Eagle Grove, with trips to Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Teachers listed for Boone township, Humboldt Institute dates set, farm rentals tightening as tenants seek land, and various family visits to Des Moines, Spirit Lake, Nashua, and Pant. Eric notes credit weather and carry quotes about tires and rural life. memories from Wisconsin visitors and long-time Boone township farmers recalled.
Lena Kilassi and Bernard Wolf Wed in Vernon County
Miss Lena Kilassi daughter of Mr and Mrs Sunt Tasal and Bernard J Wolf son of Mr and Mrs Wolf of Luverne were married Tuesday August 20 at the bride's parents country home near Renwick. Pastor Maehlen officiated with a pink white decorated arch. The couple, attired in a white georgette gown and dark suit, were attended by Lucile Klassie and Wilbur Klassie. A three tiered wedding dinner followed with Grace Bloom and Wilma Cleaner as waitresses. The pair will honeymoon two weeks visiting Minnesota Wisconsin the Black Hills South Dakota and Nebraska before settling on a farm east of LaVerne after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Irnin Klassi
Meg. Sunt Tasal
Vernon Lowishiy
Bernard J. Wolf
Mra
Renwick
Oflivisling
Lucile Klass
Wilbur Klasai
Marian Klassie
Ellen Klassie
Bhig Bester
Pauline
Martyn Klassie
Tomnea
Grave Bloom
Wilna
Cleaaner
Myr
Mrs. Wolf
Minnesota
Wlacangin
Black Hills
S. D
Nebraska
LaVerne
Local Social Notes Highlight Milestones and Care
Maxie Gillespie hosted a social gathering for friends at her home last night. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Phipps celebrated their twenty second wedding anniversary at Park Street with relatives and friends. Mrs RR FG McGarry underwent a successful operation for wartime ailment at Polgelivie hospital in Des Moines last Friday and is reported progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxie Gillespie
Wilbur Phipps
Printess Saith Park
McGarry
Walfre
Polgelivie Hospital
Des Moines
Notice of Local Visits and Family Health Update
Notice reports Oakdale Dairy seeking return of empty bottles or purchase options. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jones suffered paralysis. Numerous local visits are noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Join Brink of Jancroft visiting relatives, Mrs. Josie Brink returning from a visit, and several families from Bugle Crave Rockford and Matrimant Minnesota visiting Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Jones
Join Brink of
Jancroft
Pueaday
Josie Brink
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Southwick
Lloyd O’ Rourke
Harold Rasmunsen
Sions City
Roy Gillespie
Norene Griebel
Nola Schneider
Burt Simmons
Eagle Grove
D, D. Matheson
Will Starr
Onatnin
Minn
Mis
Henry Norder
Thelma
Evelyn Luchsinger
Howard Granner
Cedar Falls
Boone Township
Lola Holm
Ruby Joseph
Lola Hass
Ferne Palmer
Esther Blesie
Jolita Ersland
Dorothy Williamson
Leadayle Gillespie
The
Humboldt County Teachers Association
Humboldt
John Muirhead
George Phimmer
Lown
Luthermi Lrdies Aid Society
Don Caltesen
Won
Leenen
Betty
Jol Elmer
Monroe
Wis
Sudges
Will Anderson
Helen Jensen
Stella Averetts
Hert Clemens
Spirit Lake
G. M. Rettig
Cruda Rubber
Gumble
Algona
Jons
Mel
Roland Carlson
G. Wiel
Rockwell City
James Whitehill
Song
Jerry and
Junor
Fort Dodge
Elieraberg
Elmer, Hefty
Geigel
Geo. Messler
Trene and George Jr
Rock Valley
Sue Kessler
Lyon County
Beenen
Irene Kessler
George Palmateer
Texas
Mrs
Benedict
Henry
Belmond
Mr. Palmateer
Dick Elmer
and Airs
Ed Marty
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Shenandoah
Cedar River Park
Little Brown
Nashua
Lena Kilassi
Bernard Wolf
Deane Nellis
Oscar Engstram
Clear Lake
Ralph Meyers
Mr. and
Fred DeMay
Dauughter
Bernice
Hans Madson
D. H. Bray
Encl, Wis
Harvey
Hardy
Iowa
Tice Company
Oakdale Dairy
BG. Griebel
Kennelly
Bugle Crave
Mes
Hi Brobarg
Wil ‘Bor
Violet
Victor Pahner
Gons
Rockford, NL
Himneke
Matrmant
John Sehneider
Nola
Chris Sehneider
Humboldt County Fair
Firestone
Pike’s Peak
Firestons
Tedor Die Créad
Pike's Peak
MareTraad
Claves
Stonebaker
Misitle City
Detroit
North Side
J.T. Janes
Renwick, Towa
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