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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1966
Page
2
Short classified note lists 15 acres for sale with alfalfa hay cutting duties and a contact in Renwick. Also seeks a home for five pug puppies and a few farming service offers including shelling oats and corn and trenching and sewer work with phone references.
Fragmentary report notes an incident near Eagle Grove involving a fire and a person named Carter. Details on cause, casualties, and exact location are unclear from the readable text.
A collection of brief thanks from families expressing gratitude for kindness, visits, cards, gifts, and support during illness, hospital stays, and after deaths. Names include Magiard Waltzer, Jerry Schnetzer, Don Lerdal, Albert Nelson, William Tincherod, Wilson Legler, Bernice Walter, Eldon Walter, and others.
Mr and Mrs Milton Smith of Pt. Dodge visited the Russell l Bygness home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Duane Nerem and family of Pittsburg Pa arrived Monday for a visit. Mr and Mrs Adrian Radmaker of West Union were overnight guests in the Richard Nelson home. Stanley Carlson of Curlew was in town.
A cascade of social visits fills weekend pages from Webster City and nearby towns. The era's neighbors, relatives, and friends including the Nelsons, Pannells, Krafts, Abels, and Hedgens travel between homes in Corwith, Goldfield, Fort Dodge, and Ames, sharing dinners, suppers, and informal gatherings. A Reid reunion near Rake and various trips to Uncle Tom Grimer's relatives illustrate the close community network. Notable journeys include Yokota air base transfers and visits to Ames, Des Moines, and Emmetsburg, highlighting ongoing family and friend connections across Iowa.
On Wednesday Aug 3 a Trike and Bike parade will start at 7 30 p m on Main St during Watermelon Day. Open to ages 2 and up with prizes totaling 25 dollars. No ponies or motor vehicles. Registration 7 to 7 20 p m on Main St.
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