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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
2
The Tanarks Camp Fire girls held a regular meeting at Town Park on June 19, 1952. A short business session approved a Council Fire for June 25 and after the meeting the girls built hobo stoves from No 10 gallon cans and a tuna can. Mary Ellen Gilligan was the scribe.
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Council Fire reports from Tawanka Camp Fire girls include beads awards for Trail Seekers Bank and Honor Beads during a gathering at Gimérs land with a marshmallow roast. Also notes the Park meeting this Thursday at Renwick Town Park at 2:30 with lunch hints and weather caveat.
Faith Kelling reports a sewing workshop with two guest moderators. Demonstrations covered measuring a pattern by Marilyn Nissen and laying and cutting fabric. Talks included a camp trip by Faith Kelling and a fastener sewing session by Judy Henriksen and Joan Aspé. Music provided by Sharon Hoffman.
Mrs Leo Barizen hosted last Thursday in honor of Mrs Doug Nelsons birthday with guests including Mrs Nelson and family Mrs John Atterbury and Mrs Earl Nelson. Friday hosted by Mrs Craig Nelson for Mrs Harvey with attendees Mesdames Wendall Reitcher Cliff Bosworth Mervin Axon Wayne Nelson Curtis Nelson Leo Bartzen Milton Nelson and Alva Hill. Wednesday visitors at Carl Spellmyers included Royal Spellmyer Sandra and Carol Spellmyer of Washington DC and Mrs GC Spetlmeyer of Eagle Grove. Community families visited Humboldt and Des Moines for gatherings. prenuptial showers, reunions, and social visits continued through the week.
A series of social events and visits are reported. Grant Nesheim and others share in discussion and gifts at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Carl Hebner. Lt. Carol Jean opened presents and a luncheon followed. The Stitch and Charter Club met with fifteen members and insect pest control discussed. Private visits include Pvt. Donald Siemens at Arne Anderson’s home and Charlene Edwards returning to work in Eagle Grove. Families such as the Gangsteads, Lerdals, and Hansons were mentioned visiting and hosting relatives from Clarion, Sioux City, and Storm Lake.
Mrs. Ole Carlson entertained Tuesday afternoon for her son Johnnie Carlson's fifth birthday with nine children and mothers present. A birthday lunch followed. Guests included Fritz Eden Shirley and Alvin Wesley. Otto Aust Erwin Storm Lake. Lloyd Stevenson Mary Goldfield. Virgil Erwin at George Stuart home in Fairmont. Rachel Lindhart visiting from Humboldt. Marilyn Larson visiting family in Clarion from the First National Bank job.
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