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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
4
Charles Eggerth was home from Ames over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr returned last Thursday from an extended visit in Ohio.
On January 26 the Jolly Birthday Club hosted an Oyster Supper and entertainment at the Nelson home. Over eighty attendees praised the bountiful supper and the decorations in the dining halls. The entertainment committee Will Packard and Walter McPeak earned high compliments for providing material for all ages. The Nelsons were lauded as excellent hosts as the crowd departed. George Beban to star in An Alien at Vernon theatre February 9 and 10 with 10c children and 25c adults admission. Oswald Schneider and Minard Babler attended the funeral of Mr. Weiner in LaVerne. Subscriptions paid by J H Tanck and others.
The Boone Township Woman's Club met at Mrs. Alfred Peterson's home on Wednesday afternoon January 24 with a light business session and social time in lieu of a planned program. Lunch was served and future meeting details noted with Mrs Purdy to host February 7 under Mrs Gillespie's lead on English and American Drama.
Special to the Times summarizes a series of social visits and gatherings. Howard Bogard and family spent Sunday at Al Browns. Mrs Al Brown and daughters visited Mrs C Bogard. R Gillespie and family at the Hanson home. Engstrom boys dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Trow. Lunt young folks at Ruth and Pearl Brown’s. Rural Township Club Program Committee met at A L Kearney's. Rev Perry preached at Lunt. Leslie Barber plans Minnesota trip. Tom Cole family given farewell reception before move. oysters served to 44 guests. all report a pleasant time.
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