12 Jan 1950
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1950
Page
1
Charkate Axdsh returned to Fer gas Balls Minnesota after a visit at the Ottie Ax daht home. Mr and Mrs W J Lockwood of Burt visited Monday at the home of Miss Pearl Lockwood.
Junior Mission Band met with Mrs H L Sundermen for devotions at Blueberry Acres. Lutheran Ladies Aid welcomed three new members at Mrs Elmer Philipp’s home. Fortnightly Cub leader Calis Tanck announced Thursday meeting. Mrs George Latch to lead lesson. Bridge party hosted by Mrs W H Long with community club attendees later. Birthday suppers and parties noted for Mrs Nellie Barnes and Mrs Elizabeth Klassi. Bridge club hosted by Mrs Robert Johnson with high score to Mailford McPesk. Renwick Women’s Circle to meet at Mrs Carl Plemmig’s. Mrs Gerhard Mayer to discuss Youth and Democracy. Baptist Mission Circle and Junior Missionary Workers events listed. False economy ad ends note.
Mr and Mrs Harry Wigans hosted guests including Jemile and Mrs E E Honerberg who plans winter stay at the Wigans and Clancy homes. Fort Dodge visitors included Mr and Mrs George Armstrong and Mr and Mrs George DeBakey and son. Several others traveled to Minneapolis for a convention and hospital trips were noted for Rockwell Disney and Clancy.
Mr and Mrs Grant Nesheim and others visited friends at multiple homes Friday and Sunday. 4 H Club met at Albin Nelson with sixteen members present. Fort Dodge, Eagle Grove, Renwick and Renwick area residents hosted gatherings and dinners, with several local families visiting relatives during the New Year period.
Mr and Mrs Howard Rasmussen hosted a Friday evening birthday event for their son Donald as bunco games awarded Roberta Kleveland and Douglas Clancy high prizes while Virginie Cleveland and Roger Johnson earned low prizes. Lunch was served and Donald received many gifts. The PTA plans a jam at Hardy School on Saturday evening January 15.
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