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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
2
The note outlines a future plan for an unnamed individual tied to Jud Jab Security. It mentions intros, challenging work, and opportunities for advancement through enrollment, but details are sparse and unclear due to fragmented text.
Aeptember program offers intensive training at the Weile Newspaper Production Lab in Iowa City to prepare applicants for employment opportunities. The course emphasizes hands on newsroom skills and practical production experience.
A local service ad promotes Col Lee Day at Peterson Box in Webster City with a phone contact. The message emphasizes teen serving collection and directs readers to the CLE branch for all related inquiries.
Card of thanks to all who sent wards gifts and flowers during stay at Fort Dodgy hospital and to those who visited. Edi Roseberry expresses gratitude for support and care.
Me and Mrs Carl Kraft and children Kathleen and Julie were slated for a consultation and planned tonsillectomy on Tuesday January 22 at Belmond hospital. Visitors during the week included Mr and Mrs Thomas Lundy and Mrs Lyle Zeiger and family from Ratawha, plus Daly Brat, Janet Randall, Mr and Mrs Swan San and daughters.
A long list of visits and gatherings marks a busy period in Renwick. Local families including the Welsey Tollings, Burk, Nelson, Yanney, and Kelling clans hosted relatives and friends from Algona, Eagle Grove, Fort Dodge, and nearby towns. Attendees shared meals, celebrated a 1940 Algona High School reunion, and welcomed visitors from numerous households while news of military welcome and camp attendance circulated.
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