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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
6
A string of Sunday visits spans towns from Eagle Grove to Des Moines and Cedar Falls. Dozens of families share meals and greetings with relatives, including Rev. A. S. Beekman in Cedar Falls and Mrs. Elizabeth Bsgl in Belmond, as extended kin celebrate Mother’s Day.
Announcement states X ray service opens in rooms once used by Dro k M Crawford, detailing location and the relocation of medical imaging facilities to the former office spaces.
Mrs. Mexine Bell of Davenport visited from Thursday to Sunday at the Keith Hall home. Numerous guests attended dinners and visits across Algona Webster City Cresco and Fort Dodge as families hosted relatives and friends including the Doolittles Shields Holcombs and the Andersons. Shirley Flagstad traveled to Omaha for work and several couples spent the weekend with relatives in Newell and Holm es.
Local families from Marshalltown and surrounding towns gathered for Mother's Day dinners and weekend visits. Attendees included Tilman Stangeland and Nancy, the Aree family, the McKenna and Biesie households, the Goettsch and Goetsch families, and many others visiting relatives in Ames, Eagle Grove, Humboldt, and Klemme, with church events and weddings noted in passing.
A series of Sunday and weekend visits highlighted social activity around Algona and nearby towns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hansen in Bad e Greve and extended visits to the James Kelling, John Schall, Rudolph Schmull, Claus Block, and Leonard Nelson households. Families from Cedar Rapids, LaVerne, Williams, Emmons, and Manson joined local hosts for meals and Sunday dinners.
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