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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
7
A brief, partial social item notes refreshments at the Heland Arne home after an event attended by Mr and Mrs Tagolt Sorbie and Mra Aldeane Clan. The text is incomplete with awkward phrasing and a stray monetary reference.
Ely and neighboring households gathered for meals and social visits. Marvin Nerem and family joined Ole Tjelle and kin at the Tyeran Heggen home. Floyd Kelling and children visited Guy Hansen at Eagle Grove, while Thomas and John Kiley families stopped by the Kiley and Anderson homes. Duane Anderson’s party traveled to Rockford Indiana and Clay City for a Mosely twins reunion. Over 200 attendees marked the occasion.
Hardy The W S C S gathered in church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lucille Bardoner and Mrs Esther Bird as hostesses. Devotions were led by Mrs. Clar etta Wigans and the lesson proceeded after the opening.
Friday at the State University of Iowa the Clancy family attended commencement where Gerald Clancy graduated. Many relatives including Mrs James and Dean James joined, while John Sax ton Jr. wed Miss Aane Sharp in Fort Dodge. Others visited in homes across Algona, Des Moines, and nearby towns as relatives gathered after ceremonies. Ray McKenna ships to San Francisco in the Navy and several guests visited at the McKenna home. A family dinner at Melvin Clancy’s honored Jerry Glaner’s University of Town graduation, with Marshall Claney, Wanda, and others present.
W J Lockwood of Burt called at his sister Pearl Lockwood’s home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Neal Clancy visited Saturday afternoon with Dr Merion Carter at Thor.
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