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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
3
Several readers list items for sale including a new three bedroom house, 1956 Plymouth in good condition, metal sink and cabinet, and multiple water tanks. Rentals include a modern one story near Hardy and a four bedroom insulated house nearby. Also requests for garbage collection, trenching, and a reliable caregiver for two children. Numerous contact phone numbers and local towns such as Mason City Eagle Grove Renwick Boone Valley appear.
Tavish thanks everyone for the canis flowers and visits while in the hospital and after returning home. Mrs Elizabeth Klassi and Mrs Eddie Hygness hosted the Renwick Woman's Club Thursday afternoon with vice president Mar leading the event.
Haggen presided as Club Collect was read and Rev RoW Hoppenworth spoke on Easter Yesterday and Today. A Get Well Card was sent to Mrs Elizabeth Klass, patient at Belond Hospital. Linda Jergenson, 12, played Grieg Piano Concerto Op 1 and The People of God hymn. Mediation Patterns of Living by Mrs Leo Mimbach. Federation News-Diamond Jubilee reported by Mrs Charlie Trask. Thirteen members attended. Mrs Lloyd Pout joined.
The Buena Vista College a cappella choir led by R D Pfaltzgraf will tour the East Coast from March 25 to April 7. Members Clair Nerem Laur Schipuil Diane Clowes and 58 voices will perform in churches schools and a Presbyterian neighborhood house. The tour will showcase religious and secular music and promote the college. Concerts are slated for Swego Chicago La Grange Freemont Indianapolis Lorain Jamestown Niagara Falls Syracuse Scranton Chester Plainfield Livingston and parts of New Jersey.
Iowa State University Extension Specialists Dutch Sylvester and Dr Lambe will present a program on controlling weeds and diseases in crops mainly corn and soybeans. The meeting will be held at the Humboldt County Extension office.
On Thursday March 24 at 9 30 am a program will cover herbicides weed control and disease management in corn and soybeans. Dutch Sylweeter alho discusses new berbiokes results and applications while Dr Lambo WH addresses crop diseases. Norman Mokle stad, County Extension Director, invites all interested farmers to attend.
The KYN Club met Thursday afternoon with 16 members present. Mrs. Gladys Pearson presented colored slides of flowers while Mrs. Melvin Heggen led the entertainment. Mrs. Ernest Worling read the scripture.
The tenth annual Fort Dodge Market Hog Show will take place Saturday March 26 at Hotmel Livestock Yards Fort Dodge starting 9:30 a.m. Iowa residents ages ten and older may enter one Pen of two hogs weighing 200 to 240 pounds. Entries postmarked by March 19 1986, no fee, limited to 225 pen entries. first 228 accepted. The event aims to boost knowledge of breeding and feeding meat type hogs for consumer appeal. More details available about the show.
County Extension office in Offley at Clarion hosts entry blanks. Readers can obtain the forms there to submit notices or registrations. The venue serves local residents seeking timely official paperwork.
Circles met at Meg and Emma Kithly home last Wednesday afternoon with 10 members and 2 guests. Ednki Melmke presented a piece from Scope magazine. Bertha Krause was visited at Rotary Ann Home. 15 members attended Hannah Circle at Mrs Elwood Green. Leader topics included The God of Cosmos and Established in the Faith. Mrs Lloyd Shnelter was a guest.
Sunday dinner guests gathered across Renwick area with visits from Mitchells and Johnsons of Alden and Eldora, Baker and Hoveland families of Forest City, and other relatives in Algona Humbold t Goldfield and Des Moines.
Mi and Mes Simot Scott and Cathy from Goldfield visited Sunday afternoon and evening along with Mrs Laura Hippen and Mes May White for a social gathering noting their presence in the community.
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