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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
5
Readable text lists visitors for a weekend at Robert Kraft's residence including Mr and Mrs Kennetl Galle and Barbara of Geokul ane Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Ward and son and Mrs Ma vin Meyer of Mason City were vigilora.
Mrs Dick 5S Hefty Mrs Pete Hefty and Mrs Donal Schutz hosted a miscellaneous shower for duis e Gsowan who will marry Michael Palm of Dry in the Goldfield Presbyterian church. The event included poems, a game, and vocal solos performed by guests. Clarence Hefty family and friends attended the Zweifel reunion at the Selilei home in Fenton. Wednesday visitors in the home of Mrs Ellen Reggen included Mr and Mrs Anton Speich and Mrs Alma Knulson of Rand, with overnight stay by Mrs Kawlsinger.
The Renwick community creamery and cheese factory, started in 1932 by A C Gimer and partners Tan and Thomas Gimer, operated until 1953 when production shifted to health plants for processing. About 72 thousand pounds of milk daily pass through for cheese, with ten pounds of milk per pound of cheese, and a four-milk pickup schedule supports can cleaning and returns.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sk hosted two guests at the Spellmyer home near Humboldt on a Sunday evening. They celebrated Brian Spellmyer’s seventh birthday with a family gathering and supper.
Thursday and Friday evening visits feature Mr and Mrs John Voss LaVerne and Mr and Mrs Enfred Pearson. Minneapolis and ClaRon guests dinner with Harrold Yanney. Harold Yanney visits Bilmond Hospital. Eagle Grove guests Jack Green and son at Harald Green home. Perry visitors Meg Hipley and family join Beech Lake outing with Jim Anderson in Hampton. Confirmations, birthdays and church events noted.
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