Firemen's Picnic Slated for Renwick Park Thursday Nite
The Remeick Fire Department members and families plan their annual picnic on Thursday evening at Renwick Park. Attendees will gather for food and community fellowship starting July 26.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
3
The Remeick Fire Department members and families plan their annual picnic on Thursday evening at Renwick Park. Attendees will gather for food and community fellowship starting July 26.
Mrs Fritz Britt entered Mercy hospital Fort Dodge Tuesday and had surgery Wednesday morning. Mrs Evelyn Harrison of Chicago arrived Wednesday to visit. Mr and Mrs F Plerumig and Mr and Mrs Pritz Bri enjoyed a picnic at Brin home Sunday. Mr and Mrs M AL Richardson went to Peanut Lakes Minnesota for a three week stay. Mrs C AL Richardson went to Minneapolis for a few days. I entered Mercy hospital Port Dodge Monday for medical treatment.
Mr and Mrs Melville Wilson and others from Humboldt visited the Kleve home Monday evening. Ed Marty and Will Marty of Lakere sadays stopped by. Donald Marty from Fort Riley Kansas visited Sunday at the Harris home. Marie of Lake View dined with the Bark family Tuesday. A W Trummmel visited Parkersburg Tuesday to see Rev J H Reents. Nort Mills spent a few days with Tin Andersot in Wadena Minnesota. Bernard Anderson of Lines Nebraska and Ralph Anderson hosted weekend visits. Harold Wise of Minneapolis arrived Saturday for a Sunday dinner with Richard Hentley. John Huntley and daughters visited Gale Lanning at Crystal Lake Sunday evening. Ray Buer of Clarion and two grandchildren from Minneapolis enjoyed Fannie’s supper at the McCurry home.
Howard McCurry traveled to Laporte City after Mrs. McCurry helped care for her ill sister Mrs. Albert Emme. Easter Sunday saw numerous relatives join for dinner and social calls across Estherville Mason City and surrounding towns, including visits by the Bram, Byeness, Heggen, Welter, and Bram families, plus showers and engagements noted for Phyllis Hanson.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Helge Lund Norris af Thor and J W Hanson. Bridal shower co hosted by Ming Stanley Sampson for Dean Anderson. Melvin Bell guests at Ray Fowler home in Blairsburg bringing Mary Ann and Carolyn home. Jen Fowler joined them. Sh shower hosted by Mrs Wayne Nessary and Mrs Craig Nelson honored Jas Curtis Nelson and Tina Rose with several guests. Last week Albin Nelson house welcomed Distag ofter Mrs isg and five children and Mrs Peterson and Paul from Moorehead. Mrs denaie Jergenson Hazel Larson Helen Colvedr and Mable Hanson noted in Eagle Grove. Mrs Grant Nesheim hosted a 3 birthday party for Mrs No Ml Nesheim of Badger with EH Enge present. Terry Rath Ans of Confrey Ming Bob danes of Renwick visited Ure Chet Edwards. Enges joined for Friday supper with Edwards and visited TL L Thompson in Clarion. Grant Neshelin and family were guests at Don Conrad home in Roieren.
Carl Keller seeks grindwork on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings. Call before 6 30 am. Phone 309 Goldfield.
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