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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
3
Mr and Mrs August Naefke hosted Sunday dinner at their Clarion home with Ida Diddeng Donald Bolen Michael Harolld Yanney and their daughters as guests in a family gathering.
Renwick RWC notes Sunday supper guests at the Oliver Huntley home including Mr and Mrs Richard Bariley and family and others. Also a Prairie du Chien Wis picnic with Mrs Ewald Eichman. Mr and Mrs J S Eddie return to California after visiting the Moine Yanney home.
Beverley of Freeport and others visited Harold Yanney home and G S Gunderson family in Eagle Grove. Various neighbors and relatives including Blanch Thompson, Milford McPeak, Joanna Yungelas, and Marilyn Hamm attended weddings and picnics across Rolfe, Osage, Eagle Grove, Madison, Spillville, and Denver. خانو
Mr and Mrs Frank Kovaich moved to Renwick this week taking an apartment at Mrs J L Peer home and Mr Kovasch is employed at Pioneer Cheese Factory. Neighbors Marion Hoveland and family Howard Largon Elmer Krauss and families visited Maurice Nissen home Sunday. Duane C Anderson and family visited Jennie Jergensons in Bricelyn Minn. Marvin Nerem and family visited Herman Vaudt Whittemore and Willard Zeigler Algona. Floyd Kelling and sons visited Robert Detmering Eagle Grove Sunday afternoon.
Vernon and other area families, including the Irwin, Larson, Darikson, Humphrey, Saveroid, Carlson, McPeak, Krause, Swanson, and Kiley households, were guests or attendees at various visits and a weekend wedding. Don Humphrey and Connie Saveroid wed in Story City with Derikson as an attendant, while Wayne Kiley played piano for Johnnie.
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