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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1954
Page
4
Mrs Anna Frank assisted during a period of illness by delivering meals to the women who served at noon, reported as acts of charity and support in the community.
Card of thanks expressed for cards and letters received while at a Wisconsin farm complex near town and school. Farm listings include two parcels priced at 13900 and 12900 dollars with water for irrigation and machinery not included. Sale details direct with owner operator WC Struss Farms in Eau Claire area and Lloyd Swanson contact.
Classified notice seeking grindisa and molasses for hogs cattle and dairy cows. Advertises best buy liquid molasses feed at 110 per ton with 309 protein content. Includes call time before 6 30 am and contact Carl Keller 209 Goldfield. Also offers information about Alcoholics Anonymous through Eagle Grove Group Box 241 with confidential communications.
Mr and Mrs Walter Kraft and family visited several homes over the weekend. Moine Yanney and daughter Beulah spent time at Cedar Falls and attended a White Shrine party. Harold Nelson of Goldfield hosted Sunday dinner with James Nelson Jr. and other neighbors. Virgil Tate and family joined LB Tate for Sunday dinner at Eagle Grove. Wm Pogge and G M Gillespie households hosted guests. Nels Shurson visited Orval Hoffman at Eagle Grove. Milford McPeak and sons visited Kenneth Luchsinger at Hardy. Wesley Schultz and Anna Schutt were social guests at Eagle Grove. Harold Wilfong and family attended a farewell party for Marion Huntley. Boone Township extension meeting set for Friday at Elfred Pearson’s. Bert Martin and spouse returned from California Friday.
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