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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
8
Numerous local families hosted and visited over the weekend in a flurry of Sunday dinners and afternoon gatherings. Guests ranged from Humboldt to Fort Dodge and included numerous Nelsons, Burks, Meyers, Kublys, and Ramsays, with trips to Paton and Greene for church, baptisms, and school programs.
The article urges daily care of the body as the most valuable asset, comparing it to a vehicle needing regular maintenance. It stresses that health depends on personal habits, especially the nervous system, and promotes preventive chiropractic education from G. L. Arne offices in Renwick with contact details and appointment hours.
Clara Ebner visited her mother Mrs Dick Elmer in Rockford over the weekend. Guests included Sun Marty, Mr and Mrs Will Marty and families. A luncheon was served as Mrs Elmer received cards and gifts. Grandson Donald Marty recently received an army discharge.
County line residents visited and hosted gatherings with Floyd Kelling and Lynn Knight at Goldfield and Ernest Mache traveled to Chicago for a dairy convention. Marion Hoveland and family visited Gerhard Nerem’s home. A mass x ray survey in 1952 examined 134,606 persons across 13 counties.
Mr and Mrs Franke Engstrom and family visited Saturday evening at the Hay Mills home. Mr and Mrs Ray Bills visited later at the Richard Tesdah home. Mr and Mrs Leo Mimbach and Mrs W L Wilson and daughters were Sunday dinner guests at the Martin Mimbach home in Sexton. Edward Pedahl attended both meetings at the State House in Des Moines Saturday and Monday at Kirkwood Hut.
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