Classified for Rent and Sewing Machine Ad
Classified listing offers a house for rent in Ren aan with immediate possession by Mus and Fred Kraft in Eagie Grove. Also promotes a single authentic sewing machine in walnut cabinet with zigzag and buttonhole features. payments offered, with credit manager contact in St Paul Minnesota. Also notice about Fort Dodge Community Concerts tickets via Johan Guss before March 24 with phone number.
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Renaan
Fred Kraft
Eagie Grove
West Larpentewr
St. Paul
Mit
Anyon
Fort Dodge
Johan Guss
Card of Thanks for hospital visitors and gifts
Ron Klasse thanks everyone who sent cards gifts flowers and visited during his hospital stay after the accident. Special appreciation goes to the Hageie family and the fellows at the elevator for their acts of kindness.
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Hageie
Ron Klasse
Notice of Probate of Will in Humboldt County
Legal notice announces probate of the last will and testament of Stephen A. Palmer deceased. The hearing is set for the 26th day of March 1968 at 10:00 AM at the County Courthouse in Dakota City to determine validity and admission of the instrument to probate. Clerk Goetisch of the Salt District Court records the notice published in Renwick Times in Humboldt County Iowa on March 18 1965.
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Dakota City
Stephen A. Palmer
Goetisch
Salt District Court
Renwick ‘Nimes
Renitick
Iowa
Humboldt County
Lows
WHAT RENWICK- PEOPLE ARE DOING at family dinner
Family dinner at Ail Tate home on Sunday included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson and family of Clarion Mrs Gerald Blackman and daughters of Galt Reggie Tate a student at the State University of Iowa Ames Sandy Berkenge a student at AB College Des Moines Mr and Mrs Verni McPeak Mr and Mrs Marriott Huntley and family and Mr and Mrs Jay Huntley Marvin Hoffman a Wartburg College student at Waverly spent the weekend with Olval Hoffman family He and his brother Roger were on National Guard duty for the weekend also Mr and Mrs John Jo Hefty and Dennis were Wednesday evening visitors at the John C home.
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Waverly
Olval Hoffman
Roger
National Guard
John Jo Hefty
Dennis
John C
Sunday Socials And Weekend Visits Across Iowa Towns
The community reports numerous visits and dinners across Luverne Goldfield Humboldt Jordan and Corwith.Guests included Mr and Mrs Curtis Morgan Mrs Barbara Kelling and the Pearson family. Travel-reported trips featured the Huntley clan visiting Colorado Oregon and Washington and Pearl Overbaugh accompanying them to Washington.
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Ed Oppedahl
Robert Oppedahl
Humboldt
Andrew Oppedahl
Hmboldt
Thesday
Enfred Pearson
Curtis Morgan
Barbara Kelling
Mrs. Pearson
Harold Fitch
Harold Klasse
Stanley Schipull
Douglas
Larry
Carl Schipull
Goldfield
Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Iowa Towns
Mr Richard Lindquiut and family of ger and Mr and Mrs Roger low and children of Latimer visited Friday evening in Eagle Grove with Mr and Mrs Carl Kelling and Mrs Buchara Kelling also at the Quy Hinson home. Mr and Mrs August Huselika dined at Ed Green’s in Klemme. Weekend guests in the Huschka home included Mr and Mrs Jerry Anderson and Debbie of Council Bluffs. Sunday evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Art Oberhelman of Corwills.
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Richard Lindquiut
Ger
Roger Low
Latimer
Carl Kelling
Buchara Kelling
Quy Hinson
Eagle Grove
August Huselika
Ed Green
Klemme
Huschka
Jerry Anderson
Debbie
Council Bluffs
Art Oberhelman
Corwills
Reading Drama in Sophomore English Class
A class in Sophomore English Studies read excerpts from New Drama I noting works by John Van Druten Terence Rattigan and William Shakespeare. Discussions centered on Remember Mama The Winston Bay The Winslow Boy Admirable Crichton Julius Caesar with focus on historical bases and authors.
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Mr. Jensen
John van Druten
Mama
Winston Bay
Terence Rattigan
England
Winslow Boy
Crichton
Jame
M. Ballies
Mr. Bartie
William Shakesplare
Julius Caesar
Caesar
Shakespear
Four Point Program Aimed At Child Protection
The American Legion Auxiliary and The American Legion urge enactment of laws for child protection in state and federal sessions. Leaders Mrs. Robert Gopedahl and Mrs. Lyle Kitley promote four points: abuse legislation, dangerous drug controls, PKU newborn testing, and safety glasses in certain school activities. They seek mandatory reporting of abuse and stronger laws to curb habit forming drugs, with newborn screening to prevent mental retardation.
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United States Congress
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Robert Gopedahl
Harvey Mc Peak
Renwick
Lyle Kitley
Legion volunteers aid children of veterans report
The American Legion Auxiliary and the Legion mobilize more than 0,000 volunteers in child welfare work aiding needy children of veterans and urging safety practices in laboratories to prevent eye injuries.
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American Legion Auxility
The
Legion
The most prolific thing rated on city land is hxen
A terse local item notes a single metric dominates city land assessments with hxen cited as the leading rated element. Officials provide few details, leaving readers with a minimal snapshot of urban land use emphasis and its implications.
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Hxen
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