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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1951
Page
5
The Renwick Commercial Club hosts a free Saturday afternoon show for preschool and school aged children at the Hen Theater. Santa Claus distributes 25 cent trade cards redeemable at local businesses. cards expire January 1, 1952.
The Renwick School music program presents Santa's Toy Shop by kindergarten through third grade, Christmas for Others by fourth through eighth grade, and a high school segment with AN ENGLISH CHRISTMAS plus the band. Cast lists include Dawn Clowes, Edwin Hebner, Judy Goeisth, Eston Ashpole Jr, and student performers with costumes coordinated by teachers and parents.
Jerry J. Bradler of the Humboldt County Production and Marketing Administration informs residents the local PMA office will be closed every Saturday in the future per state guidance. Also notes closures on December 22 25 and 31 and January 1 1952.
Vernon high school basketball lost to Livermore 30 to 28 on Vernon Court in a thrilling contest. Livermore led early then Vernon surged to take the lead in the third, the game tied at 28 in the final minutes before Livermore scored the decisive basket. The second team won 52 to 24.
A single vehicle collision at the junction of highways 3 and 60 south of Renwick left Mrs. L Nichells with a head injury requiring nine stitches. Mr. Nichells was uninjured while the truck driver fled the scene and has not yet been located. The horse drawn buggy bearing the Nichells was badly damaged.
The Henwick Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held a December meeting with a program highlighted by presenting Gold Star pins to Mrs Louis Peerson and Mrs Velma Bisbee. Mrs Viola Kepper was honored for organizing a sixth grade project that sent two hundred favors to Woodward State Hospital for Christmas.
Gertrude Chapter No 500 of the O E met Tuesday evening December 18 at the Masonic building to elect officers for the coming year. Named were Worthy Matron Blanche Mayer Worthy Patron Lloyd Block Associate Matron Alice Henriksen Associate Patron Maine Yanisy Secretary Lilian AlcGowan Treasurer Grace McCurry Conductress Lois Nelson Associate Conductress Regina Gimer.
Algona resident Julius Hadercorn was found dead at his Algona home on Monday. The elderly man lived alone and was said to be the brother of Mrs Frank Block of Eagle Grove.
The Lake Lutheran Church hosts its annual birthday luncheon on Thursday December 27 at 1 30 in the church. Rev RE Langholm will be the guest speaker.
Joseph H. Schutt aged 67 died Sunday at his home following a heart attack. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Woodstock Methodist Church. He was the father of Mrs. Wesley Schultz of Renwick and had lived between Eagle Grove and Woolstock.
Eddie L Bigness states his telephone number is 2541 and not 3429 as printed in the phone book. The notice requests correction in the directory and advises readers to update contact records accordingly.
The note records Jarry Roseberry and Stendard-ou Desler will be out of town Sunday Monday and Tuesday December 23 24 25.
Mr and Mrs Henry Pogee announce the birth of a 12 ounce pound baby boy named Douglas Lynne at Belmont Hospital on December 9.
The notice lists written test hours from 1 32 to 1 4 15 PM on Wednesday at the County courthouse. Renewals are available 1 AM to 5 PM on Wednesday with locations including Algona on Saturday and Clarion on Tuesday. Hancock County Garner hosts Friday sessions.
Ronald Schultz son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Schultz of Renwick and Ellen Evie daughter of Mr and Mrs Bons Evie of Goldfield were united in marriage Sunday afternoon December 16 1951 at 1 30 at the Evie home. Rev Langholm officiated in the presence of immediate families with Kryn Evje and Schuitz as attendants.
Representatives from two local organizations attended the Renwick School Faculty dinner and meeting at Hermholdt Hall. Miss Rath Waesmer, Midland schools assistant editor, was the keynote speaker for the annual Babe relations event held at the Methodist Church.
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