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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
4
Fragmented notice from a local paper mentions Thurkusy reetory of 156 Medard Stell and a power saw at the Verican school during shop class. It records a few social events and a funeral timing with March 1996 references and a wedding anniversary count.
Fire blamed on faulty wiring devastates the Ollensyang Lutheran Church at Thor early Thursday morning. Wartburg Choir of Waverly planned to perform in Renwick on March 15. Moseley, 74, Goldfield businessman, dies of heart attack in his office last Saturday. Miss Gladys Wigans and Bernard Metsinger wed on Feb 14. Weather mild but unsettled. Fritz Gugger family to move to the Nixon House this week. Public sale set for March 5 19 lists cattle sheep hogs horse chickens hay and farm machinery. Henry Heinthorn recovering from pneumonia and improving.
The Bust Montour ths editors advertise a new wool pants purchase and a typesetting machine sale while promising better service. They urge a cordial web of attendees at all services and invite readers to join at every service.
A church note expresses gratitude to Renwick Methodist Chiefs and members for cooperation. The message thanks readers and acknowledges support from church participants.
Ms and Mrs Everett Sthan a were dinner guests Sunday in the Harry Stevenson home in Goldfield joined by Mr and Mrs John Stevenson and Mr and Mrs Dean Reichter of Goldie. Me and Mrs Russell Byg ness and family visited her mother Mrs Mattle Nerren in Forest City Sunday. Friday evening visitors in Maurice Nissen home were Mrs and Mrs Howard Jurson and granddaughter Shelly Telmke of Humboldt, and Monday evening Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson visited Mr and Mrs Dick S Hefty of Hardy who helped Phil Hefty and Lisa move to a new home in Humboldt Saturday.
Local records list numerous residents and visitors from across towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Al Sid Pelee, Harold Trask, Daya Clowes, Mine deni Stites Lindiveralty, Napans, and Miro GU. Several celebrations occur from birthdays to anniversaries and weekend visits to homes in Eagle Grove, Des Moines, Boone, Clar Lake, and Webster City.
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