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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
2
Classified notice lists 800 bales mixed Red Clover Alfalfa and Timothy 400 bales Amala crimped stored in barn no rain. 1000 bales good fodder hay. 56 Ford pickup for sale at 350 dollars. contacts Renwick 2285 Omaha Vaccine Co and Russell Bygress Renwick 2285. includes oven cleaner advertisement.
Classified notice offers work and equipment needs for residents and businesses in Eagle Grove Iowa. Requests a patent at Con Dick up every L ternoon and lists charges for residents and firms. Includes contact E D Carter phone 448 3331 and a general services line for trenching excavation sewer cleaning septic tank pumping compressor and pneumatic tool rental with free estimates.
I thank everyone who sent cards and gifts and visited on the cold day that made my birthday warm. Anna Block expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards gifts letters and visits while in hospital and after returning home Mrs Alfred Martin signs the note.
Early file notes show Walter Eggerth and wife of Garner welcomed twins born January 21 at Forest City Hospital weighing 6 and 7 pounds. The family already has twins among their other children. Ernest Eggerth hospitalized for observation at Belmond Hospital. Vernon boys finish second in Little Nine Tournament at LaVerne, while LaVerne defeats Vernon by a wide margin. Laula Bram family hosted Henry Bram home for Daniel Joel’s funeral at the Methodist Church. Kindergarten class begins at Vernon consolidated school with twelve children starting January 16.
A fragmentary page notes births at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge born Jan 22 to Mr and Mrs James McGowan and a baby girl from Raymond Ggan on Jan 19. Mire Maurice Nissen hosted a birthday party for daughter Maurice. Marvin Nelson visited Memhis Tenn with brother Eugene at DuPont plant. Bode high school basketball teams played Renwick, with both games lost.
A retrospective notes Dr Waterman’s appendectomy in Algona with Tom Ross. Henry Geigel called to Wisconsin by his father’s illness. Mrs Jake Ross visits son Tom in hospital. A baby girl to Mr and Mrs Barry Larson Hardy. Martin Geiger dies in Wisconsin. Oysters served at Odd Fellows gathering. Ruby McPeak and Virgil Tate wed in Nashua. Snow and wind drift across highways after Tuesday night storm.
Trout nearly cease digestion as water falls under 40 degrees Fahrenheit. At this temperature they languish and a small fish may meet a trout’s hunger for several days.
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