13 Jan 1949
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
1
A sequence of social events and club meetings is noted including birthday parties for Andy Goettsch and Mrs. Hens Bennick, a Renwick Woman's Club gathering, a Birthday Surprise party, and various lesson leader roles. The RVN Cut group, TNT on Clad, and the 658 Bridge Club are listed with hosts, hosts, prizes, and meeting times.
County Line residents were visitors at Maurice Nisses home on Friday evening. Plord Kelling visited Michael Micheison’s Eagle Grove home for Sunday dinner. Marvin Neremy hosted Pridey aternain visitors at Tieran Tieransen’s Ragte Grove home. Cub Scout Den No 3 met Saturday at Lawrence Nerem’s home with five boys attending to discuss the month’s theme and games and songs. Jess Fisher family joined Lawrence Nerem’s for Sunday afternoon and supper. Raymond Dariane and Kenneth Price households hosted Sunday dinner. Roy Harver and Tom Kiley families visited John Kiley’s home Thursday and Sunday respectively.
Mrs Anne Walhkner visited Saturday and Sunday at the George Rice home where she celebrated her tenth birthday.
Mr and Mrs John Swanson and Mrs Bill Steil hosted Sunday supper at Jake Erdman’s in Kiemme with families present. Ben Wilkinson returned Friday from the Rochester Clinic. Wilkinson and family visited John Weldhouse in Kandivho. George Rice and Elmer Holland with families called on Eagle Grove businesses and Forest City friends. The Bliss Carlson and Oie Carlson households welcomed Sunday dinner guests at their homes. Alvin Engstrom and Liora Smith left for Texas. Vernon Farm Bureau Prolett met with Mrs Rathering Markman for an all day session. Mrs Irwin hosted the Friendly Neighbors Club Friday afternoon.
Local Junior Fair Association activities feature gatherings and visits across Eagle Grove and nearby towns. Home group members attend dinners, demonstrations on expense accounts, and social visits at multiple homes including G ehome in Pomeroy and Amosson, Kurfman, Jolien, and Ruberg households. Paraphrased notes record Saturday and Sunday visits, hosted meals, and bridge club meetings among families and 4 H members in the area.
Boonetown area residents and relatives hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous dinner gatherings. Guests included Nelsons, Schine family, Engstroms, Overbaughs, Raneys, Porters, Brand, Loevig, Martin, Trask, Fanney, Porterfields, Higgar ts, Dasek, Janes, and others from Algona, Sheffield, Des Moines, Austin, Minn., Circleville Kan., and Omaha.
Fragmentary notice describes dessert serving and prizes at a gathering. Mentions Mrs Walter McPeak and Mrs Carrail Gospie with guests and a prize draw. Text is garbled, unclear names and events.
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