Annual Boone Valley Co op Meeting Feb 5
The Boone Valley Blenwick Cooperative holds its annual meeting Monday evening February 4 in Renwick School lunch room. A seven o'clock dinner for members and wives precedes a business session. Three directors will be elected for three year terms to succeed Helmke Zimmer man and Gillespie. A program with sound colored films and free prizes for attendees is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone’ Valley, Blenwic Cooperative
Renwick School
John Zimmerman
C. M. Gillespie
Helmke Sons Duroc Hog Sale Near Renwick
W. E. Hebwke and sons will hold a Duroc hog sale on Tuesday February 5 at their farm northwest of Renwick. Fifty purebred Duroc gilts will be sold. The sale will begin at twelve o clock noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EH. Hebwke
Band Boosters Candy Sale at Minstrel Show
Band Boosters Club will sell homemade candy at the Minstrel Show Friday night February 2. Helpers may leave candy at the home of Mrs Dale Cole by Thursday noon January 31 or call her to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Cole
Correction on Martins marriage location
A correction notes that Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin were married at Walthill Nebraska not Artesia as stated in last week’s paper. The error is acknowledged and updated with the correct place and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Martin
Walthil
Nebr
Artes Gs
Little Nine runners-up in 1952 Charms of Life Nine final
Goldfield and Vernon battled in a tight 45-40 game to decide the championship with Goldfield pulling ahead late. La Verne dominated Renwick 66-32 in the consolation round, using a 26 point first half surge to seize the lead from the Raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Vernon
Godifield
la- Verne
Renwick
Reid
Tigers overwhelm Renivick as Livermore clinches win
In the final game Livermore dominated the Tigers 66 to 32 after a strong third quarter. Bode led with key baskets as the Bulldogs trailed early but surged ahead, with team stats showing strong performances from Helmke Liscum Janes and Bester. An enthusiastic crowd praised sportsmanship from players and referees Heath and his brothers, while Nancy and Janice noted the spirited contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gers
Renivick
Mighty
Tigers
FG. FY. FL
Helmke
Liscum
Janes
Bester
Haugland
Ashpole
OB Swann
Gorrelo
Renwick Church Activities and Schedule Summary
Activities at St Pauls Lutheran and Methodist churches in Renwick Iowa outline Sunday School and worship times. The Lutheran church lists 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 Worship with midweek choir practice and Saturday confirmation sessions. The Methodist church notes Sunday School at 9:25 and Morning Worship at 10:00 with multiple January events including choir rehearsals, cabinets meeting, junior choir, and special hostesses for a January 30 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Renwick Rie
Langhol
Methodist
Renwick
Iowa
James Yunecies
Ali
LR. Turner
RE. McGowan
Claverice Hippen
Raph Anderson
Elmo
Arne
Haray
Weeee
Harold Pannell
My.f
Satrday
Labele Luther's Church Weekly Schedule and Notices
T J Severtson pastor announces Sunday School teachers meet Thursday January 24 at 7 30pm Choir rehearsal Thursday January 24 at 5pm Sunday School Sunday morning at 9 30 Services Sunday morning at 11 Subscription offer for The Missionary magazine Roberta Kleve to be lent before February 1 Club rate expire February 1 Evangelical United Brethren Church H L Sunderman pastor Church School 10:00 Eldon Walter to lead Sunday Departmental SanZ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labe Luthers Church
T. J. Severtson
Missionary
Regvker
Roberta Klevelend
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. L Sunderman
Eldon Walter
Sunderman
Departmental Sanz
Baptist Church Morning Worship and Youth Week Schedule
The Baptist Church announces 11 AM Morning Worship and 2 PM Youth Fellowship on Sunday, with a 7:30 PM Evangelistic service. Youth Week features prayer and Bible study, choir practice Thursday, and a Monday evening Brotherhood meeting. A missionary speaker visit is planned for Monday January 28 at 7:30 PM open to the public. Junior Missionary Workers meet Saturday at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hefty
Brotherhood
Baptist Church
RE. P. Thompson
Former Hardy Boy Wed At Waterloo
June E. Link and Robert W. Smith wed at Trinity American Lutheran Church Waterloo in a 150 guest ceremony. The groom reports for navy duty January 22 while the bride remains with her parents. The Stith and Saxton families are noted locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Waterloo
June E. Link
E W. Link
Robert W. Smith
Wellsee J. Smith
L. H. Streich
Boone Twp Club To Hear Heart Disease Talk
Boon Township residents gather as the B. T. W. Club plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Omer Davis home. Mrs. Bert Martin will present on heart disease and cancer. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Martin visited Owen Kurfman’s home after spending Friday at Kanawha and the Geo. Kelch residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Martin
Kanawha
Geo. Kelch
Omer Davis
Bert Martin
Owen Kurfman
Robt Reed Visits Home From Brooks Hospital
PF C Robert Reed, patient at Brooks Hospital Fort Sam Houston Texas, spends a week with parents Mr and Mrs Albert Reed before returning to hospital. Wounded in Korea he can walk now without a brace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. C
Robert Reed
Brooks Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Albert Reed
Robert
Korea
CARD OF THANKS AND MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES
Card of thanks from Mrs. Clifford Skiye and Mrs. Bert Hunsley express gratitude for kindness during illness and hospitalization. Separate sale notices advertise shepherd pups, Poland China boars, and pure bred Duroc sows with locations and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Skiye
Goldfield
Carl Hebner
Local Families Gather for Visits and Home Purchases
Mr and Mrs Edwin Wanken and son Paul were Sunday guests at the Charles Wanken home in Eagle Grove. The Eflinger family took possession of Loren Kellingen store and home in CL arion, with Ellinger buying the store and Kelting residence to take possession February 1. California visitors Mr and Mrs Gerald Clancy arrived for a two week stay with farmer parents in Fort Dodge, joining extended Clancy and Swan families at various gatherings Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wanken
Paul
Charles Wanken
Eagle Grove
Mire Larry -Leréal
Carol
Scott
Leonard Kubly
Loren Kelling
Ellinger
CL ‘Arion
Eflinger
Etlinger
Kelting
Leland Swan
Myral
Edward Wanken
Jerry
Eugene Vorlend
James McClanirock
De’e
Pete Hjelmeland
Anna Christenson
Dows
Local Lake Area Notes of Family Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Carl Hebner hosted Friday evening with Paul Peterson. Herman Hanson and family hosted numerous visitors including Fritz Gegisburg Renwick Harold Rasmussen fund Dennis Peter and Lyle Rasmussen and Hi Wig Virginia. John Rasmussen and Carl Spellmeyer plus Hansen family were Sunday dinner guests. Several other households hosted guests throughout the week with relatives from Renwick Humboldt Fort Dodge Forest City Des Moines and Clarion. A wedding at Renwick and social visits at Hum boldt Clear Lake and Humboldt marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hebner
Paul Peterson
Herman Hanson
Fritz Gegisburg
Renwick
Harold Rasmussen
Dennis
Peter and Lyle Rasmussen
Hi Wig
Virginia
John Rasmussen
Carl Spellmeyer
A! Hansen
Don Hooker
Charlene
Andrew Fuhr
Joe Gangstead
Julius Jacobsen
Thor
Alfred Rasmussen
Don Silver
Chet Odland
Robert Nelson
Eage Grove
Leo Battzeh
Jean
Mary Ann Beumgartner
Earl Werling
Airs
Orten Lerdai
Clear ‘Lake
Grant Nesheim
Pearsons
Humboldt
Hinman Skive
Demar Trevis
Orin Trewery
Humbodt
Iver Erickson
Des Moines
Mscene Bjorklund
Riss Agnes Sempson
Leyton Hansen
Fort Dodge
Lewis Sampson
Merilyn Gangstead
Elein
Forest City
Roger
Sherry Lenning
Herdy
Steve Sampson
Agnes
Stanley Sampson
Sampson
Magne Bjorklund
Humboldt County Rural Young People Meet Highlights Norway Trip
Miss Geraldine Rolland of Bode spoke to about 20 rural young people at the Humboldt Town Hall on January 17 1952 detailing her European trip. She described Norway as the most beautiful country and shared colored slides from Scandinavia Germany Paris and France while answering questions after a group activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Norway
Geraldine Rolland
Bode
Humbode
Humboldt
Rolland
Humboldt High School
Germany
Paris
France
Roland
Planning for 1952 Rural Youth program and vaccination school
The Humboldt County Rural Youth group outlined plans for 1952 activities, naming invitations and program committees and setting dates for training schools and a Drams school in Ames. A vaccination training school is scheduled for February 12 in Humboldt with a 3.00 registration fee due by February 1 and open to surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Naeve
Warren Whipple
Humboldt County Rural Young Peop'e
Averill Oppedahl
Norman Edge
Lila Bowen
Ernest Hiener
Averill Oppedski
Min
Ames
Humboldt
Lepton
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Boone Valley Co-Op
Helmke & Sons
Duroc Hog Sale
Little
Revlon
Corwith
Ideal Beauty Shop
Gladys Yeoman
the Churches OF
Boston
Hershey
Cello P&g
Heinz Baby Foods
C. A. Richardson Store
Renwick, Low
Hardy Boy
BOONE
Bert Hunsley
Shepherd Pups
Fred Kraft
Dial 3836
P. B. Duroc
Farrow
WA. H. Streeter
Youngstown
Dick &. Hefty
Towa
Carl Keller
F. P. Dibble
Clarion
Lake News
County Farm Bureau
4-H Club
Nour Grocer
Minute Maid
Perch
S. H. Klassie
Renwick, Lows
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