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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
5
The article notes persistent spring rains followed by heavy weekend precipitation causing floodwaters, washed out bridges and roads, field replanting plans, and livestock rescues. It also mentions wind damage, a roof loss at the Quaker Oats elevator, and upcoming dry weather expectations.
Mrs. D J Christensen presents a piano recital at the Methodist church on Friday June 16 at 8 pm featuring pupil performances with titles and performer names such as Ruth Anderson Marilyn Dasch and Jacquelyn Sadler among others. The program includes works by Schubert and Sousa and a variety of pieces performed by local students. A social follows with notes on attendees and nearby family events.
Items note visits and moves in Renwick area. Ray Peltia visits sister Mrs Walter Winn of Castalia Mina. James Clowes takes son Malcolm to Town City for a treatment. lad to remain there. Evangelical Sunday School held annual picnic at Smith Park with Laverne guests. Town east Main Street work observed. locals may seek frogs legs this summer. Mrs L W Brink returns from Morris Minn visiting Will Lee family. Dr J C McGinley sells office to Dr J E Foater of Ames who has taken possession. McGinley plans dental work in Chicago. Grace Richardson returns from Des Moines after diploma and will teach at Garder. Bentick Womens Club and Fortnightly Club hosted Federated clubs meeting at schoolhouse. speaker Mrs John Hammill of Britt. Lili Turner and O A Richardson host farewell bridge party for Mrs J C McGinney in Chicago.
Mrs N E Stevens hosted the Boone Township Women's Club at her home last Thursday afternoon. Members contributed a case of eggs sent to the Christian Home at Council Bluffs. Wright county nurse was the guest speaker. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
A wartime call to defend liberty warns against government overreach and state socialism. It argues the nation’s fate hinges on citizens remaining masters, not servants, of government and rejects proposals that would erode individual independence. The piece urges voters to express clear and forceful opinions in the upcoming election.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Odland and daughter Donna of Dows were Sunday dinner guests at the Fritz Guggisberg home. Marjory Ann Guggisberg accompanied them home and is visiting there this week.
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