27 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
1
An editorial notes federal agencies plan a 10 pound 114 factory questionnaire for 114 natural gas producers totaling about 17000 man hours per company and an estimated 65000 dollars in salaries. It calls the mandatory paperwork unreasonable and hindering drug development.
Boon Valley high students observe World Day of Prayer at the Baptist Church while the music groups prep a piece titled Gay from Venus under Canfield and Drofinger. Fifth graders study fractions in arithmetic and social studies explore the Gulf of Mexico region. Grade teachers discuss adjectives, reading group progress, and science experiments on soil movement and earth positions. February brings lessons on presidents Lincoln and Washington, Valentine activities, and a busy period for the freshmen in general science. March events include a board meeting, high school musical, and state speech contest alongside PTA and FHA activities.
A crowded report lists families from Humbock Humboldt Algona Garner and nearby areas hosting Sunday dinners and visiting at various homes including Curtis Morgan Elmer Prepp Danal Steffenson and Dr A H Stafford. Guests hail from Clear Lake Goldfield Rossie Ft Dodge and Sunny with birthdays celebrated and church events noted.
A collection of social visits and weekend guests across rural towns shows neighbors visiting kin and friends in Gilmore City Eagle Grove Fort Dodge and Ames. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Boyer moving to Magic Grove March 2 and various family gatherings at homes in Luverne Eagle Grove and Britt.
Notice from the Post Office of Renwick stating second class mail status under the Act of Congress March 5, 1879 and dated November 5.
The Den 1 Cub Scouts opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and planned the Hue and Gold Banquet. Members also held a Living Circle and Cub Scout Promise as guests, with local families visiting and attending various Sunday gatherings.
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