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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
5
A fragmentary classified notice seeks employment from Dec 18. It lists Clair Nereus with phone number 3761 Renwick and suggests a local reader contact for work opportunities.
A brief note thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards towers and gifts while in hospital. Special gratitude to Easter Hoppenworth for visits from Bertha Heggen.
A fragmented account notes a farewell dinner for Ayla Subasi in Ames at Hotel Shaldon Munn and a Turkish student slide presentation by Leonard Feinberg in Buchanan Hall. It also mentions Roger Engstrom's attendance, Subasi's return to Turkey, and a wedding in Ames with attendees from Thailand.
Readable text mentions contenders Geno and Harry Coop Bieve ler with 44 wins, a roll-off to decide a half crown, and a reference to the first of the year. Missing details prevent precise event naming or dates.
Mrs Mary Latch Mrs Carl Flemming and Mr Marshal Clancy attended a Republican meeting Wednesday hosted by state chairman Robert D Rey in Gilmore City. Attendance was light with only a small crowd present.
Mr and Mrs Robert Abela announce the birth of their daughter Angela Michelle at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge on Friday December 17. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Largon of Renwick. Angela has a sister Annette, staying with great grandmother Mrs Minnie Proctor in Hardy while mother remains hospitalized.
The H girls gathered in the Community Room of the Library for a 4-H party. Holly from Mrs. Bernice Thayer of Salem Oregon decorated the table. Mrs Thayer, formerly Bernice Luthero of Renwick, started 4-H in Alaska. A Christmas party with a gift exchange followed.
The Junior MYF of the Methodist Church held their Christmas party Sunday evening at the Joe Lane home with Linda Lane as hostess. Lana McCurry and Donell Clowes assisted. About 118 attendees. Rev and Mrs Egeland were guests. The group played games and exchanged gifts. Hostesses served buffet lunch.
Mrs. Bertha Krause was moved Friday from Belmond Hospital to Westview Rest Home in Britt. Mr. and Mrs. William Krause of Truman Minnesota visited her at the hospital Monday and were evening visitors at the Hen Schmidts home.
Mrs Anna Potter and Carroll attended funeral services for Gloria Madison daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Madison of Goldfield at Gold- Held Methodist Church Friday afternoon.
Boone Valley Boys basketball split a weekend with a 78 to 71 win over Corwith Wenley, setting a new single game scoring record though a later 64 to 64 defeat at Cal. Coach notes emphasize balance with 134 team points and solid shooting percentages while praising Schipull and Rundle as varsity-ready assets for the conference race.
The Renwick Women’s Club, which runs a community loan closet, has purchased a new collapsible wheelchair thanks to donations received.
Mr and Mrs Verle Winter hosted a birthday dinner in Clarion with sisters and husbands from Rowan and Waterloo. Janelle and David Casey visited Olaf Cleveland’s in Cedar Rapids. Numerous Renwick residents and others gathered through Sunday for family visits and holiday events, including Amy Lar son’s 92nd birthday, with guests from Vincent Dows Clarion and Eagle Grove.
A crowded list of social visits fills a long item with numerous households in Eagle Grove and surrounding towns. Family and friends from Fort Dodge, Britt, Humboldt, Renwick, Clarion, Goldfield, Sibley, and other locales gathered for pre Christmas meals, programs, and festive visits across multiple days, featuring many names and weekend appearances.
A severe drought from 1278 to 1209 AD forced Pueblo Indians ancestors to abandon plateau and cliff settlements and relocate to river valleys shaping their early habitation patterns.
A scientist claims the human brain could hold about fifty times as much information as the eight thousand volumes of the Library of Congress. The remark highlights brain capacity versus vast library quantities and emphasizes memory potential.
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