31 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
1
Boone Township notes list Sunday dinners hosted by the Nelson and Martin families at Nelson and Corwith homes, with Bert Martin, Earl Nelson, and others visiting. Mentions air force service, hospital stays, Fort Dodge hospital visits, and trips by Mr and Mrs Walter McPeak from Texas to San Antonio and Topeka.
The Belles of Boone 4-H Club met March 9 at Ruby Huntly’s home with 24 members present. Delegates for 4-H camp and convention were elected, and demonstrations covered hand and nail care hair care and skin care. Talks on health habits posture improvement and skin care were given. A skit committee planned for Fun Night while recreation was led by Dawn Crowes and Judy Erwin.
Dennelie visited at the W. S. Hunt home in Rockwell City Monday. The Hunts returned the visit at the Cowes home. Kenneth Kraft of Kaowa attended Mrs Trommel's funeral Saturday. Paul's and Dorgie's visit with Walter Kraft occurred in the afternoon. Maurice Martin, Marvin Nelson, and William accompanied Walter Marton to the Des Moines ice show and stayed at Art Lubebri's home. Walter MeePak, Glen Martin and families were dinner guests at the Martin Trask home. Harold Baird and sons of Newell were Sunday guests at Darwin Roseberry's. James Yungelas reports son James Jr. sailing to Germany for duty. Ronald Schultz of Fort Dodge was a super guest at Wesley Schultz's. Enfred Pearson attended the Des Moines ice show. GL Henriksen took Alan to Fort Dodge for treatment.
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