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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
2
A jumble of classified notices advertises Lincoln Head cents collection books, 100 gallon water tanks, free puppies, ovens cleaners, Barbie and Ken doll clothes, space heaters, used washers and dryers, hay bales, a spinet piano, and a cement block house. Includes contact details in Des Moines, Mason City, Renwick, and Lake Geneva Wisconsin, with terms and price cues.
Four bedroom house available for rent located about a half mile north of Hardy. The property is fully insulated. Contact Anderson at phone 3552 a-pa.
Wanted: garbage and SF pickup every Saturday afternoon with monthly rates for residents and businesses. Call 3201. Also seeking trenching excavating sewer cleaning septic tank pumping and rental of compressors and pneumatic tools with free estimates. E. D. Carter Eagle Grove Iowa 4483331.
The notice expresses gratitude from several families for sympathy cards and help following deaths and during recovery. Names include Mr and Mrs Dean Swan, Lynn Carlson, Jerry Jim and Diane, Mrs Gladys Pearson, and Roland Hohenare. Mentions care for children, moving to Renwick, farm work help, and prayers from Rev Hoppenworth and the ALCW.
Social notes from Renwick recount visits and calls. Sanford Anderson and family hosted guests from Storm Lake Spencer Ames Decorah and Renwick. Orville Anderson and Marvin Anderson led gatherings with Humboldt and Maude Janes families.
A long list of local residents spent weekends visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ehired Prang and Billy of Fort Dodge with Mrs Indy Blowie, and many others visiting Ayrshire, Thornton, Meservey, Ventura, Britt, Kanawha, Goldfield, West Union, Montour, Marshalltown, and Algona among others.
A text notes a group including Mr and Mrs Morlhy Newberger Morolow and Mr and Mrs Norman Larson visiting Des Moines for a Gift show. Brawl Neuberger went to Ames to see Nix brother Dern a student at ISU.
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