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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1954
Page
6
A roundup of social visits from A/3-c Robert Marty at Francis E. Warren to relatives in Algona, Livermore, Dearborn, and nearby towns. Attendees include the Anderson, Nelson, Van Dusseldorf, and Mayer households as well as hospital and funeral appearances in Fort Dodge, Bancroft, and Belmond areas.
Dr Gl Arne discusses how modern work speed and equipment alter bodies leading to occupational distortions like spinal curvatures. He notes slow, insidious onset, advises regular spinal checks at most yearly intervals, and asserts curvatures can be corrected without pain.
Local social notes list numerous families hosting Sunday meals and weekend visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Kraft, Kubly, Goettsch, Stauffacher, and Walker, with guests from Eagle Grove, Algona, Perry, Ames, and Clarion. Attendees attend conferences and birthdays observed.
Marjorie Ann Gigisburg of Zearing and Jane LaGrande of Alden were weekend guests at the Fred Gigisburg home. Shelby Nelson and Mary Lyone of Ft. Dodge joined George Latchhore for Saturday supper. O. A. Overbaugh had Sunday dinner with Mae Morton in Clarion. J. E. Hansen of Eagle Grove visited EC Hansen Friday. Jake Bram of Oskaloosa visited Fred Rasmussen Monday. Mrs. Wm. Nissen had Sunday dinner with the Clans Block home.
Mr and Mrs iW Keith Baessler and family visited Sunday at the Car Haessler and Mrs Osagr Torgerson homes in Livermore, sharing time with local families.
Mr and Mrs Robert Oppedshi and children were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs Ray Cummings in Manson.
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