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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1958
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Bert Siemens report a very large turnout for their sale and record prices for all livestock. The St Johns Lathean Ladies Aid did a wonderful job serving lunch and handed out 650 cups of coffee.
A tuberculin patch testing program will run in Boone Valley Schools the week of January 20 and in Twin Rivers Schools the week of January 27. The patch is applied like a bandage and left on two days with inspection on day five. a positive result shows past TB exposure not current disease. Volunteers under Humboldt County nurse Mrs Naeve, including Mrs Holt Ottosen and several residents, will assist with the effort.
Mrs M B Richardson grew very ill Sunday and was moved by ambulance to Lutheran hospital in Fort Dodge to remain for some time. Ralph White had a severe nose bleed Sunday and was taken to Belmond hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs C A Walker traveled to Des Moines Tuesday where Mrs Walker had surgery at the Methodist hospital.
Friday January 94 brings Hi Neighbor Club gathering at Mrs Elwood Greene home. Wednesday January 29 the Commercial Club holds its regular meeting on a new date rather than the usual night.
The Bobcats hosted Gilmore City Friday night and went to Twin Rivers Tuesday. The girls beat Gilmore City but lost 38 to 18 against Twin Rivers, while the boys lost 47 to 42 to Gilmore City and 78 to 43 to Twin Rivers after a four game win streak.
In a hard fought affair Twin Rivers improves to 10-0 as Boone Valley and Gilligan post 29 and Hoffman 13 while Gilligan adds 21 and Hoffman 20 in another close matchup. Tomorrow the Bobcats head to Corwith before the Little Nine Tournament in Renwick.
The Fortnightly Club gathered at Mrs H. E. Goettsch home on Thursday. Mrs Roy Biesemeyer led the lesson on Iown authors and the hostess served a luncheon.
The Renwick Methodist Church announces a full week of activities led by Pastor Roy A Beisemeyer. Sunday service at 11 00 includes a sermon theme The Merciful Choir and youth events held across the week with a Goodwill Truck visit planned for February 3.
A collection of Hardy area church notices lists services at Renwick Methodist Farrington home drive items for Goodwill February 3 in Hardy, plus Lake Evangelical Lutheran Baptist Evangelical United Brethren St Pauls Lutheran schedules with pastors names and weekly activities.
The Renwick Woman's Club was entertained at Mra Verle Winter's home on Thursday. A panel led by Bertha Heggen discussed Retarded Children with help from Mrs Paul Heggen Mrs Clarence Hefty and Mrs Gerhard Mayer. World Order World Disorder and World Religion were read by Mrs R L Rossman. Guest included Mrs Herman Krause.
The WSWS of the EUB Church met Wednesday with Mrs Freda Schneider delivering the lesson on strengthening the church through understanding. The session emphasized spiritual life through Bible reading and social relations. ball point pens were mailed to service members Marvin Pearson Jerry Anderson and Ronnie Ogan. Hostesses were Mrs Curtis Morgan and Mrs Fannie DeMooy.
Mrs Albert Nelson hosted the BTW Club last Thursday. Members answered roll call with favorite electric appliances and Mrs Maurice Martin presented a lesson on electrical wiring. Mrs Robert Nelson attended as a guest.
The Happy Hour Club was entertained Thursday at the Mrs Ed Anderson home. Mrs Bill Steil led the entertainment and a brief business meeting planned activities for the coming year. A tray lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Richard Nelson and sons of Corwith were dinner guests Sunday in the Albert Nelson home. Mrs Jim Kelling and Lena Geigel visited Mrs Sarah Geigel Thursday at Algona where she is hospitalized after breaking her hip. Supper guests for Mrs Katherine Markmann’s birthday included Mrs Markmann and Moni.
Markmann of LaVerne along with Mrs Anna Guggisberg Mrs Emma Hodenfield Mrs Elizabeth Klasst and Mra Irene A Nelson visited Mrs Emma Kubly on Monday. Also Henry Kubly and Mrs Sula Frantz were guests with Mr and Mrs Pete Ruberg of Thor and Mrs Charles Burk. Friday visitors included Alvin Kelling and his mother Mrs Anna Kelling of Goldfield.
The KYN Club met at the home of Mrs. M. M. Green on Thursday. The gathering opened with Scripture read by Mrs. Terry Mitchell. Mrs. Dawin Roseberry led the lesson and read an article titled The Lighter Sides of Life in the Antarctic. A tray lunch was served by the hostess.
March of Dimes warns polio danger remains as 29 million Americans under 40 have not received Salk protection. Only 35.6 million of polio’s key targets completed the three shot series, and easing cases hinges on vaccinating the unprotected.
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