Charles Keith Spoke at Community Club Meeting
The Men s Community Club met Monday evening January 10 with a full house and a sit down dinner by the Auxiliary of Amvers. Norman Veer presided as president, with 48 acting as secretary in Brit s absence. A program and business session followed in the High School assembly. Chuck Keith of Rowan Scotland shared experiences from a trip to Scotland and New York including the Queen Mary voyage, London sights, and rationing conditions.
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Amvers
High
Henchuk
Sponsoen
Rue County Farm Bureau
Aleisarty Huoben
Uranu Ledge
Micigan
Ugen
Ir. Feer
Watcher and Son Banque
Theg
Wilbur Nasen
T. W. Gimer
Robert Johnson
Robert Oppedani
John Zimmerman
Jesus
Riverside
C A. Richardson
Mr. Nissen
Charlies
Keith
Edwin Ap “Chuck
Rowan
Scotland
America
Reith
New York
Atlantic
London
American
Audi
Ful-U-Pep Feed Meeting January 20 Ad
The Quaker Oats Ful-u-Pep Feed Company invites cooperation and sponsors a meeting at Renwick Tuesday night January 20 with a free movie and lunch. The event starts at 6 PM and includes a presentation by Wroush and associates.
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Renwick
Widen
Ing
Tursuer
New Furnace At Lake Lutheran Church
A readable fragment announces a new furnace at Lake Lutheran Church. The notice mentions services beginning Sunday June 14 and a parish meeting or event tied to the installation, though text is garbled. The available details point to church maintenance with upcoming services.
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New
Lake Lutheran Church
Renwick Luverne Basketball Games Reported
Renwick and Luverne girls and boys teams played a twin bill at Luverne. Girls lost but Luverne claimed a dominant win with a 12 point spread while boys had a tight, hard fought affair. Final quarter scores and player mentions include Rud, L, Det, Jorsts, and Sadler among others.
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Aue Neemwlex Suariel Heiners
Luverne
Renwick
Aenwick Yarbrough
American Legion and Auxiliary Meet Tonight
The American Legion and Auxiliary hold their regular meeting at the Legion Hall tonight. Members who have not donated dish towels are asked to bring them. A nominating committee is named with Raymond Gorrell, Floyd Lane, Gerald Nelson and Howard Dasch. The program committee for March is Montgomery, Ray Miss, and Wayne Daoo litele.
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American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Keith
Air. Peer
Raymond Gorrell
Floyd Lane
Gerald Nelson
Howard Dasch
Maren
FL H. Montsgomery
Ray Miss
Wayne Daoolitele
Little Nine Tournament Opens At Livermore
Livermore hosts the Little Nine Tourney with girls teams adding to the event. La Verne beat Vernon Consolidated 44 to 42, and Bode defeated Goldfield 38 to 33. Renwick girls open against Bode at 7 00 p.m. Renwick boys meet La Verne at 9 10 p.m. Vernon Consolidated boys face Ottosen at 9 20 p.m.
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la Verne
Vernon: Consolidated
Bode
Goldfield
Renwick
Vernon’ Consolidated
Ottosen
Aluminum Insulated Truck Body Introduced For Dairy Routes
Donald Gillespie and Kenneth Price traveled Friday morning to Rice Lake Wisconsin to view the latest aluminum insulated cream truck body. The new unit will be used on cream routes out of Renwick for the Renwick Community Creamery. Johnson Bodies Works Co of Rice Lake distributes this truck bed.
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Donald Gillespie
Kenneth Price
Rice Lake
Wis
Renwick
Johnson Bodies Works Co
Meeting on Serving Meals in Easy Ways at Renwick High
The group will gather Wednesday evening January 19 at 7 30 in Renwick High School lunch room. The topic is Serving Meals in Easy Ways. Tables will be arranged for various occasions with two food dishes ready for serving. All are welcome to attend a complete lesson each meeting.
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Renwick’ High School
Wercome
Amvets Auxiliary To Meet Friday
Amvets Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at two oclock in the Amvets Hall.
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Amvets
Witl
Eagle Grove Circuit W M L F Meeting Report
The Eagle Grove Circuit Women's Missionary Federation held an all day nesting Tuesday at the First Lutheran Church in Humboldt during the 4 Workers Conference. Attendees included Mrs Louis Sampson Mrs Ole Tyelle Miss Bertha Heggen Miss Anna TieNe Mrs Tjeran Heggen Mrs Lloyd Jenson and Mrs Ed Onpecahat.
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Aids of the
Eagle Grove
Women's’ Missionary Federation
First Lutheran Church
Humboldt
Trem ‘Lake Ladies Aid
Louis Sampson
Ole Tyelle
Bertha Heggen
Anna ‘TieNe
Tjeran Heggen
Lloyd Jenson
Ed Onpecahat
Attending Chevrolet Dealers Convention
Mr and Mrs S H Klassie will go to Chisago today to attend the Chevrolet Regional Dealers Convention. They will preview the 1945 passenger cars, which are completely restyled and feature the latest in automotive design. The meeting is closed to the public.
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S.H. Klassie
Chisago
Chevrolet
Reverine
Norchern
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Dakotas
B C
Wil
Stevens Hotel
Waste Paper Drive Announced by Local Church Group
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church urges residents to save waste paper for another drive at the end of January.
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the Ladies Aid
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
W. A. Packard Died Suddenly Wednesday
Mr W A Packard passed away Wednesday afternoon January 22 at Humboldt. The death was sudden and occurred just as we were going to press with no further details available.
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WA. Packard
Humboldt
Renwick Chronicle of 1948 Local Events and Weddings
The Renwick year 1948 highlights include a June wedding of Alta Wrat and Arden Johnson of Akron. June 6 marked lighted ball field poles at Renwick. The American Legion hosted a June celebration from June 25 to 26. Rev Neal resigned as pastor of Hardy Renwick Churches. Green's Food Market celebrated its 10th anniversary sale. A Children's Day program occurred at the Evangelical UB Church. Beverly Yarbrough and Joseph Lane wed on Sunday June 27. Highway 60 contract was set. Dr L R Turner marked 40 years of practice in Renwick on June 24.
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Miss Alta
Wrat
Arden Johnson
Akron
Renwick
American Legion
Rev
Neal
Hardy-Renwick
Green’s Food Market
U.B
Sump
Aly Beverly Yarbrough
Joseph Lane
L. R. Turner
Vernon Goldfield basketball game thriller and scores
Vernon beat Goldfield in a fast paced, close game as quarters narrowed to a final 25-37 loss for Goldfield. Final score details include quarter by quarter lines and scorers, with Vernon’s J. Wilhelm contributing multiple baskets and the team aided by L. Pederson and Brock. The report also notes a separate briefing on soil conservation efforts and Farm Bureau remarks by Leslie Stockdale.
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Vernon
Goldfield
Etrs
Iors
Wee Gless Geme
Waite
Gullickee
Tsal
Wil
van Houten
Renwick- Eoes
Carlson
Carlsor
Dodge
Larson
J. Pederson
J. C. Pederson
Brock
Vernon’ Tein T al
J. Wilhelm Ug
Zl & Ai
Burean
Parm
Farm Bureau
Leslie. Stockdale
Towa
Stockdale
IFB
Iowa
Federsi
Humboldt County Farm Bureau and 4 H Club News
County Farm Bureau reports progress in membership drives across Humboldt County amid inclement weather. Officials led by chairmen and county leaders outline 1982 targets, notable signups, and ongoing efforts to boost Farm Bureau and 4 H Club participation countywide.
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County Farm Bureau
4-H Club
Hombolat
Rai
Perm Bureau
Jennsry
Bure
Hembolat
Sureeu
Corinth
Ros Stevenson
Fart Carlson
Earle Henseiaity
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Charles Keith
Renwick-Luverne
American Legion and Auxiliary
Phyllis Tanck Beulal Yuu
3Ateney
Lavonne Halvorsen
Mr. Montgome Buch Manin
Phyl Marvis Lane
Jackie Sadler
Donna Nissen
Leah Kurtmat
Mannete Stentens
Shirley Fiegstad
Joanna Yangelas
Thacron Voolinthe
Little Nine
Ariverore
W. A. Packard
Vernon-Goldfield
Formars
Humboldt County
Viaus Mor
Cue County
Howse
Taos
Housel
Heard
Bone
Lowe
Uslatr Sagi
Eateus
Nile Setud
Cearty
Rirei Anu Tran
Chies Elites Ag
Siedica
Msea
Jerry Helmke
Bob Zimmerman
Coach van Houten
Keith Hegeen
Jim Yanzel
Bob O'Rouke
Bernard Siemens
Bob Jones
Charles Green
Roger Yarbrough
Keith Sadler
Don Green
Eugene Hangland
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