Bus routes and times for Renwick swimming program
Information on bus routes for a six week swimming program begins Monday June 16. Routes 3 6 and 8 depart Renwick at 8:30 a.m. via designated corners to Boone Township Center and Lake Church area. Route 7 leaves at 9:45 a.m. from Renwick school. Call 2311 or 3441 with questions.
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Rev Emmert
Renwick
Highway 60
Fred Engstrom
Pioneer Cheese Factory
Clarence Barrick
Boone Township Center
Glen Martin
Merle Martin
Stan McCurry
Sherill Qppedahl
Lake Church Corner
Movick
Former Renwick Resident Passes Away in California
Verne Loobey aged 65 died at a Veterans hospital near San Francisco after 14 years as a patient with a nerve paralysis condition. Services and burial were held June 11 at the Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno California.
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Warren West
Goldfield
Verne Loobey
Veterans Hospital
San Francisco
Golden Gate” National Cemetery
San Bruno
Calif
Floyd Swan Elected Legion Commander At Meeting
At the regular Legion gathering last Thursday night Floyd Swan was elected to serve Harvey McPeak Post as commander for the coming year. Loren Schipull won an $11.25 cash drawing, with a new drawing to begin at the next meeting.
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Legion
Loren Schipull
Floyd Swan
Harvey McPeak
Legionnaires
Milford McPeak
Fred Rasmussen
Merle Bjornson
Marvin Anderson
George Markman
Lyle Kitley
Cledis Anderson
Kay Kuper Becomes rs Eugene Gimer At Services Here On June 1
Miss Arlis Kay Kuper daughter of Mrs Dale Rapp of Renwick became the bride of Eugene Thomas Gimer son of Mr and Mrs Harl Gimer of Renwick on Sunday June 1 at the Renwick Methodist church at three o'clock. Rev Roy A Biesemeyer performed the double ring ceremony. The wedding party included Maid of Honor Lois Rapp and Attendant Richard Gimner. Guests from Britt Forest City Livermore Allen Des Moines and other towns attended. The couple will attend Morningside College and reside in Sioux City after a short honeymoon.
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Arlis Kay Kuper
Dale Rapp
Renwick
Eugene Thomas Gimer
Harl Gimer
Renwick Methodist Church
Roy A. Biesemeyer
George Bell
Stanley McCurry
Lois Rapp
Richard Gimner
Wayne Rapp
Jerry Dooley
Theona Folkerts
Forest City
L. W. Miller
Livermore
Donna Gerber
West Bend
Clyde Smith
Audrey Wigans
Judy Kraft
Art Kraft
Elmer Hamm
Wilbur Moore
Elroy Selgend
Elmer Schnetzer
Warren Garrison
Booney Valley High School
Morningside College
Sioux City
Grinnell College
South
Newton
Britt
Albert Lea
Wellsburg
Garner
Calumet
Ida Grove
Hardy
Marcus
la Verne
Storm Lake
Thor
Fort Dodge Klemme
Eagle Grove
Lake View
Des Moines
Dorothy Evelyn Blesie
William Blesie
Edred C. Prang
W. O. Prang
Fort Dodge
Prang
First Methodist Church
L. E. Havighurst
Mary Lake
Claudia Arnold
Leda Everson
Nice
Janice Axtell
Waterloo
Billy Prang
Miss Lake
Donald Blesie
Dale Blesie
Red Oak
Alumni Banquet Honors 50-Year Member in Renwick
The Boone Valley Alumni Banquet drew 300 attendees Friday in Renwick high school auditorium. George Rice, a 50 year member, spoke as a letter from Los Angeles was read. A 25 year class table and performances followed, then a dance and elections for next year. Dorothy Blesie wed Red Dodge Prang in Fort Dodge with family presence and reception.
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Boone Valley
Renwick
Norman Peer
Carroll Gillespie
Dick Gimer
George Rice
Ray Overbaugh
Los Angeles
Calif
Larry Liscum
Vernon School
Floyd Lowmiller
Sam Nerem
Arnold Block
Dick Hefty
Donald McGowan
Stanley McCurry
Karen Tincher
Ronald Larson
Marilyn Nissen
Roxie White
Kathy Nerem
Lola Friday
Jerry Krause
Audrey Wigans
Vernon Corres
Jim Yungelas, Jr
Renwick Corresp
Wesley Carlson
DeWayne Kiley
From SUI spring commencement list of area graduates
Iowa City reports 1,250 degrees to be conferred Friday at 9:30 p m in the university fieldhouse. Francis O Wilcox U S State Department official and 1930 SUI grad will deliver the address on The Soviet Challenge and American Education. Virgil M Hancher to speak. Renwick area grads include Nancy Latch Hinrichsen BA, Lillian Clancy Hardy BA, Ronald Brechler Hardy BCE.
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Iowa City
State University of Iowa
University
Ted McCarrel
Francis O. Wilcox
U. S. Department of State
SUI
Virgil M. Hancher
Renwick Area
W. E. Hinrichsen
Nancy Latch
Lillian Clancy
Hardy
Ronald Brechler
Margrete Siemens Weds Wayne Douglas In Goldfield Ceremony
Margrete Siemens daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Siemens of Goldfield marries Wayne Douglas son of Mrs Zola Douglas of Earlham Iowa in a June 7 Park Church of Christ Goldfield ceremony officiated by Professor Gerald Gibson Minnesota Bible College. The couple, both graduates of Minneapolis Bible College, will reside in Minneapolis for a year while he continues studies.
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Margrete Siemens
M. J. Siemens
Goldfield
Wayne Douglas
Minneapolis
Minn
Zola Douglas
Earlham
Iowa
Park Church of Christ In
Gerald Gibson
Minnesota Bible College of Minneapolis
Anne Anderson
Shirley Arends
Richard Robenhouse
Des Moines
Sandra Lynn Siemens
Forest City
Ricby Reynolds
Eugene McMahn
Charles City
Ronald Vernimont
Kenneth and
Bernard Siemens
Edwin Shetterly
Karen
Jena Anderson
Renwick
Minneapolis Bible College
EUB Bible School Closes After Weekday Program
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the EUB Church ended Friday with a program planned for Sunday morning. Superintendent was Mrs Bert Sankey and teachers included Mrs Robert Nelson Mrs Eldon Walter Mrs Deu ane McCurry and Rae Ann French with Myrna Mills and Judy French assisting.
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EUB Church
Bert Sankey
Robert Nelson
Eldon Walter
Deuane McCurry
Rae Ann French
Myrna Mills
Judy French
Renwick field to host opening night for new Six Team League
Renwick Little Leaguers open the 1958 season Wednesday June 18 at home vs Corwith at 8:00 PM with Mayor Warren Garrison throwing the first pitch. The Little Six League includes Eagle Grove Livermore Goldfield Kanawha and Renwick. A downtown parade leaves at 6:30 PM for the ball diamond. Commissioners Leo Bartzen Leo Christien sen and Otto Swanson will decide disputes. Schedules will appear in local business windows.
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Renwick
Corwith
Warren Garrison
Eagle Grove
Livermore
Goldfield
Kanawha
Legion Hall
Leo Bartzen
Leo Christiensen
Otto Swanson
Hospital Notes on Local Residents
Mrs Alvin Engstrom returned Sunday from Mercy hospital in Fort Dodge. Mrs Frank French entered Mercy hospital on Tuesday for a physical check up and returned home Friday and is reported doing fine.
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Alvin Engstrom
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Frank French
Mrs Frank Engstrom Hosts BTW Club Meeting
Mrs Frank Engstrom hosted the BTW Club gathering on Thursday at her home. Mrs Bert Siemens taught a lesson titled Historical Points of Interest in Iowa. A tray lunch was served to attendees.
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Frank Engstrom
Bert Siemens
Iowa
Final Rites For Elza Hawthorn Held In Renwick
Elza Hawthorn 69 died at his Renwick area home after a lingering illness. Services were held Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Glenn Emmert officiating and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Survived by one brother Homer and five sisters including Adz Hawthorn and Hazelster, with numerous relatives.
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First Baptist Church
Elza Hawthorn
Renwick
Glenn Emmert
Ona Marie Engstrom
Donald McGowan
John Zimmerman
Bert Martin
Charles Trask
Everett Nelson
Carl Kelling
Beenens
Elmwood Cemetery
Elza John Hawthorn
James R
Larilda Hawthorn
Goldfield
Iowa
Eustis
Neb
Wright County
Homer
Adz Howthorn
George Herbster
Hazel
Tulsa
Oklo
Elmer Crump
Stella
Bapaume
Saak
Canada
Ethel Groves
Mayaville
West Virginia
Daisy Hazelwood
Waterloo
Towa
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Little Leaguers
Prr
California
THURS
Fred Eichman
Wayne Christofferson
William Davids
Wm Tindher
Kay Kuper
Eugene Gimer
Thomas Gimner
Edward Putastuck
Art Folkerts
W. F. Miller
Donaldene Kraft
Dorothy Blesie
Clarence Cammerer
Roland Laird
Fremont
James Stinehart
Jack McCabe
Forest Marquis
Kenneth Waterman
Willard Carter
Walter Louder
Ferne Hayes
Duncombe School
North Twenty-fourth Street
S.U.L
EUB Bible School
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