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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
2
A cluttered classified ad list offers water tanks auto parts space heaters 500 bales of mixed hay snow blowers and a spinet piano. It mentions discounts on space heaters and film development services and cites multiple locations including Des Moines Renwick Lake Geneva and Belmond with several contacts and phone numbers.
For rent a four bedroom house located about half a mile north of Hardy. The home is fully insulated. Contact Ed Anderson at phone 3552 2d.
Wanted Custeillan Bus driver and bus driver by Boone Valley Community Schools. Contact Supt Saimela at 2321 or at the school. Also wanted trenching excavating over cleaning aseptic tank pumping compressor and pneumatic tool rental. Free estimates on all work. E D Carter Phone 448 333 Eagle Grove Iowa.
The Elmer Schnetzer family expresses gratitude for sympathy and acts of kindness shown after the recent loss of a loved one.
The February 5 Bells of Boone 4-H meeting at Diane Yanney’s home had 9 members present. Miriam Nelson was elected queen candidate, Colleen Sanders and Linda Yanney became voting delegates with Connie Nelson as alternate. Colleen Sanders spoke on texture in clothing and Diane Yanney on matching skirts and blows. Margaret Hustley and Miriam Nelson demonstrated lines in clothing, a movie titled Five Magic Mirrors followed a lunch served by Diane and her mother.
Kim Schnetzer in service at Hill Air Force Base Ogden Utah attends funeral at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs. [last name unreadable].
Elmer Schowtees left Tepedal to attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs Geoge Schietzer of La Verne. Visitors for the funeral included Mrs O L Mosman of Independence Missouri and Dale Schnetzer of Blue Springs Mo. Mr and Mrs Earl Yanney hosted a card party Saturday evening with guests Norman Larson Ona Marie Engetrom Mr and Mrs Ernest Eilers Mr and Mrs Merlin Neuberger Dr and Mrs Ron Guss and Mr and Mrs Refine Rossman. Three tables were at play.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Kenneth Pogge hosted Kathy Pogge on her tenth birthday. Guests included Debbie Brock Kathy Kraft Cindy Swanson Lauri Hoffman and Rosemary Hefty rs. Carl Kraft Jr and Julie were also present. That evening Mr and Mrs Chris Pogge and family from Fort Dodge joined for supper.
Mr and Mrs Carl Kraft Sr recently moved to a new farm and hosted a house warming Sunday evening. Relatives neighbors and friends attended including Lyle Zeigler and sons from Kanawhe Perry Uhl Gebbie David of Roland Tieran Nervem and Kristi George Krause and Mervin Chris Schultz and Mary Cor k with Henry Pogge Car Kraft Julie Kathy Paul Kenneth Pogge Kathy Lert Robert Kraft Walter Kraft LuAnn Dean Swanson and daughters Virgil Tate Dale Kraft Janet Randall and Craig Marvin Nerem Verni McPeak and others.
Carolyn Hansen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Hansen celebrated her eighth birthday with family and friends in a quiet party. Attendees included relatives from the area, sharing cake, gifts, and well wishes for the young celebrant.
On February 11 1968 a birthday party for Carolyn hosted sixteen second grade girls at her home on February 12. Guests included Janine Wi Kit Remus Sen Ramona Kinseth Diane Eittreim Angela McCurry Lorraine Eilers Pam Brock Lynn Larson JoAnn Helmke Tricia Siemenz Kathy Pergande Sheryl Fuhr Charla Schoen Diane Carlson Joni Anderson and Carolyn Hannen. A valentine theme featured games decor and refreshments. Myrtle and Milton Mouse birthday cakes were served. Carolyn's grandparents Mr and Mrs Anton Rasmussen of Eagle Grove attended along with Mrs Norman Helmke Mrs Frank Sio mens and Keren.
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