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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
5
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Al Brown and guests were entertained from Corwith last Sunday. Sam Barber and Edgar Miller visited Frank Barbers. Several chicken pox cases reported in Luni area. Seven were immersed at the Baptist church in Corwith Monday night. Howard Bogard was a Sunday caller in Wright County. Lyman Hanson and wife moved to Clarion. Lena Schultz assists Nelson family with new baby. Hal and Verne Lochey, now serving in the armed forces, are reported well. Hal in Co B 362 Infantry at Camp Lewis American Lake. Verne in coast artillery at Fort Winfield Scott.
Local notices recount social visits and church attendances across Kanawha and Luni with Thanksgiving gatherings at the Kearney homestead, plus plans for Christmas gift packing for a Council Bluffs orphanage. Officers were elected for the Luni Cemetery Society and Boone Township Y M C A funds tallied across districts.
Miss Virginia Bell and Geo Lockwood with daughter visit Clara of Hardy and consult Dr Zinn. Miss Ethel Bowman spends week at Henry Eastman home Boone township. Mrs Patton Renwick visits daughter Mrs Geo Larson. Robt McGowan Jessie Jeane Young and Lillian Tanek travel to Iowa City for Ames Iowa game. Free copy: The Truth About Cancer offering by O A Johnson M D Kansas City Mo.
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