Garden City Road Trip Highlights and Local Color
Rider shares a rambling diary of a 700 mile winter journey through Garden City Kansas and back, noting roadside scenery, contoured fields, terraces, and U.S. highways. The author observes Kansas practices, local landmarks, oddities about license plates, and a dusty, high altitude landscape at 4000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kans
Southérmons
Nebr
Kansas
Conserva
U.S
Lebanon
U. S
Church Schedules and Events Across Renwick and Hardy Iowa
Local church notices list services and activities for Baptist, Evangelical United Brethren, and Methodist congregations in Renwick and Hardy. Details include worship times, Sunday School, youth fellowships, midweek classes, choir rehearsals, and guest speakers, with multiple pastors named and gatherings scheduled throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Renwick
Iowa
Laurien Streyffeler
Thuraday
Miss Iowa at Quaker Oats Supplier Day Jan 12
Miss Iowa Mari Hardy of Sioux City will attend The Quaker Oats Company Supplier Day Celebration in Renwink on Thursday Jan 12 from 9:30 to 2:30. She hopes to join City service after college. representatives from several feed and chemical firms will discuss programs and discounts. door prizes and refreshments offered. the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iows
Mari Hardy
Sioux City
Quaker Oats Company
Sevdaml
Renwink
Pam
Iowa
Wayne State College
Pewer Corps
Quacker Qats Company
Ful-O-Pep
L. Teweles
Seed Company
Agrico
Amerida Agricultural = Chemical Company
Nutra-Fla Chemical Company
Thompson-Haywardt Chemical Company
Woodbury Chemical Company
Oferet
Hospital visits and surgeries cited in local notes
Mr. Butler suffered a heart attack and was taken to Belmond Hospital where he remains a patient. Mrs Alfred Martin submitted to major surgery at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge on Friday December 1. The note mentions their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Adrian Rademaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Rademaker
Mr. Butler
Belmond Hospital
Alfred Martin
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Methodist Church Hosts Mission Talk and Film Night
Rev. O E Blank of the Mission in the Valley will speak at Fort Dodge’s fellowship program. The event, sponsored by the Methodist Men, includes pictures. Renwick Methodist Church supports the mission and all church families are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Renwick
Wichue Egelayd
O. E Blank
Fort Dade
Stader
Esther Circle
Howard McCurry
Raymond Gorrell
Mirient Circlet
Myron Collins
John Swanson
O. E. Blank
Fort Dodge
Thwinlay
Janef
Lake Lutheran Church Activities and Meetings
R W Boppenworth pastor Mary Cirile leads at 2 p.m. with Brs Steve and Agnes Sampson hosting at 415 to 515 Tr Contideration at Uw Parish House. Brotherhood meetings and worship at 9 40 and 10 30. Sunday School Adult Class 1 18 to 249 Sonine Confirmation pray service for the pastor’s niece.
Parish Church Notices and Meeting Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple church groups and meetings with names and times. Mentions Sunday School Adult Class Worship Savyite and various circles and councils. Several names appear as participants, with times ranging from afternoon to evening. details are garbled.
Farm Bureau Women Offer Driver Improvement Course
Humboldt county will host an eight hour Driver Improvement Course by the National Safety Council. Two 4 hour sessions begin January 17, 1960 at Humboldt Trust Community Center. Joanne Sandyen Rural Safety Chairman says the program targets licensed private motorists and 18 being offered by Turgeax civic service activity. Instructors Ed Adning and Ray Forsythe from Farm Bureau Insurance Services will present discussions on accident prevention and defensive driving. Course based on professional trainer methods, costs $1, registration by January 10, 1960, 25 participants required or instructors may cancel. Coffee and snacks provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
National Safety Council
Humboldt Trust
Ed Adning
Ray Forsythe
Burcau Insurance Services
Safety Department
Insteuytors
Tfa
Moltar
Farm Bureau
Regian
Rites Held for Fred Rasmussen 76 in Renwick
Fred F Rasmussen died December 30 1964 at Des Moines Veterans Hospital at age 76. He served in WWI with the 80th Division in Europe and Occupation forces in Germany. He married Emmalou Buscroft in 1925 and lived in Renwick where he worked as rural mail carrier 40 years and chaired local civic groups. Survived by his wife and sister Jennie Ream with many nieces and nephews. Funeral service at Renwick Funeral Home officiated by Rev Wilbur Keine with interment Vernon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rasmuseen
Vom
Renwyck
Wilbur Keine
Vernon Cemetery
Blake Puntral
Fred F. Resmuseen
Chris Rasnizen
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Ise
Uodiya
Renwick Vicindty
United States
Europe
Mihie
Argonne
Dun Yectors
Germany
Emam Loi
Buscroft
Renwick
Fred
Sual Mail
Fly
Uw Renwick
Rasmussen
Emms
Jennie Ream
Louis L. Rasmussen
John Thomson Named Vocal Teacher for Boone Valley Schools
John Thomson of Cleg Horn Town will assume the vocal music teacher role in Boone Valley Community Schools starting February 7, 1966. He graduates from the University of South Dakota Vermillion with majors in Music Education and a minor in Mathematics and has participated in the USD Band and theater productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomson
Cleghorn
Town
Boone Valley
Thomson
University of South Dakotaa i ‘Vermillion
University of South Dakot
Farewell Tea For Gary Hefty Of Hardy Before Service
Sunday afternoon at the John J Hefty home a gathering honored Gary Hefty of Hardy who is bound for U S service January 1 Those present included Mr and Mrs Anty C Hefty and other Hefty family members from Hardy tu Verne Manly Ottosen Itmobolat and nearby areas along with relatives James McGowan and Kenneth Abe Tantly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Tfefty
Gary Iefiy
Hardy
Honty C
Hotty
Gary
Mach Mys
Pete Hefty
Montesind Bermie
Honty A. Hefty
Ben Hefty
Tanity
John Charles Retty
Registration Form for Pain Bureau Office Submission
A historical form fragment indicates a registration at the Pain Bureau Office. It shows a single return, referencing an amount of 1,00 and a registration process. The readable text suggests an official intake or filing step within a bureaucratic health or pain management context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain Bureau
Kindergarten transit shift begins January 17 1965
School notices announce a major schedule change for the first semester with kindergarten sessions swapping morning and afternoon blocks starting Monday January 17 1965. Neon routes will be reversed to accommodate the change, affecting morning attendees and afternoon riders.
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Scheied Witl
Pridsy
Jan
Boys Triumph 88 to 72 In Jan 4 Game At Home
Our team beat Carwith Wesly 88 72 setting a new home scoring record. Four players reached double figures and the squad controlled the boards with 72 rebounds, showcasing a strong team effort and collective performance.
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Carwith-Wesly
AMID
Susan
Jeg
South Clay girls win sectional final in comeback
South Clay defeated Covieth Wesley 68 to 74 after trailing 41 39 at halftime and reached the finals by beating Dows 88 49. Boone Valley beat Dows 68 49 to reach the final. Coach Skogerboe praised the team while Wilbur led the 76 point performance, with Heih Svhipull as top scorer.
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South
Covieth Wesley
Borne Valeley
Dows
Harne
Bobeals
South Clay
En Wilbur
Hale Seahy
Heih Svhipull
Boone Vale
Leagie Held Birthday Luncheon at Lake Church
The Lake Luther League hosted its annual birthday luncheon at 7:40 pm on December 4, 1963 at Lake Church. The event featured a strawberry gelatin dish, assorted cookies and coffee, a program including devotions, solos by Luther League members, and remarks by Naomi Torkinson, a missionary on furlough from Lidia, followed by a Silent Night finale and benediction by Rev. Hoppenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Luther League
The
Lake Church
Kent Swanson
Specimustear Summers
Luther League
Naomi Torkinson
Lidia
Re W. Hoppenworth
Schiymm
Con Sregnion
Hustor Hoppenwerth
Senior Girls Entertain Junior Girls at Yule Log Service
The Boone Valley High School senior girls hosted junior girls at the annual Yule Log service on Monday evening December 20 in the Renwick Public Library fellowship hall. The program featured Mrs Gordon Free’s music, talks on Spirit of Christ Spirit of Yuletide and Spirit of Hope, followed by a Christmas party hosted by the FHA adviser Mrs Refine Rassian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Valley High School
Renwick Public Library
Mirs. Gordon Free
Social Welfare Plan Extends Medicare Benefits to Iowa Elderly
The State Board of Social Welfare unanimously approves a plan to provide Iowa old age assistance recipients with Medicare benefits past 65. Starting July 1 1966 the state will “buy in” to the voluntary insurance portion Part B of Public Law 99 97 Medicare pays a $3 monthly charge. Benefits include physician services home health laboratory X ray dental prosthetics ambulance equipment rental wheel chairs oxygen and more, with emphasis on encouraging voluntary insurance participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Social Welfare
Iowa
Medicare
Iran
Hidden text prevents clear headline
The readable words describe a stalled, garbled notice with place names and unrelated fragments. No coherent event or entities present to form a reliable summary.
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Targes
Jon
Mayer
Howards Constigation
Baptist Church
Elmer Buenping
Aha
Mie
God
Ann
Wedward Story Maur
Sunmtay School
Mnavta
Senior Ave
Rebekah Circle
Churce Hardy
Towa
Wilbur Egeland
Reday
Gudrun Anderson
Saneematton Chase
Ahr Erode
Sundsey
Womedday
Ray Larson
Farm Bureau Women
Fred Rasmussen
Fanter Service
Hume Fe
Bob Dohnson
Law
Ansur
Schipull Na Rundh
B. Clowes
Baessler
al Renwick Times
Harry Livestock
Randy
Aveo
Renwick Times
Farmers
Walt
Wayne Rapp
Don Schipul
Harold Rinses
Otto Swanson
Wayne
Konwie
Mt Coop
Deco
Haray Coop
Dees Fenils
Wdsen
Pi van Lindell
Xu Myton
Eimer Scherzer
Jack Knudson
Leagie
Colbert
Bes Cather
Viacent
Elitvs
Evan
Bed Wick
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