Renwick area notes new plumbing firm and community events
From our early files Renwick reports Wilbur Niseen taking over management of the plumbing and heating business from M. B. Richardson located behind Richardson’s store. A daughter Denise Louise was born May 12 to Dennis Anne of St. Louis. Renwick seniors, pets, and locals appear at church events, picnics, roosters contests, and a long list of Mothers Day visits and relatives in nearby towns.
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Wilbur Niseen
M. B. Richardson
Bavk
Richardsons
Dennis Anne
St. Louis
Batrdey
Denise Louise
Renwick
Tesday
Art Streeter
Belmond Il
Jism Zigrang
Munboldt
F Colfer
Lote Kleey
Humboldt
Jake Kubly
St Paul
Lester Kubly
Clarion
Ren- Wick
Maurice Nigsen
Maurice Nissen
Bobbie Hoffman
Walter Hoffman
Boone Township School
Charles “Burk
Henry Kratt
Carl Ann Johnson
Kathy Aspaas
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Vis Johnson
Hardy
John Veldhouse
Kanawha
Kenneth Pogge
Sunjay
Pogge
Kathy
Lori
Lyle Zeigler
Elwood Greene
Martin [Solheim
Eagle Grove
John Pogge
John Pogge Jr
John Mark
Janis
Fort, Dodge
Henry Pogge
Douglas
David
Glen F. Marlin
Bruce Fisher
Cedar Falls
Grey F. Martln
Glen Earl Martin
Alfred Kleen
Merrill Kelling
Sons
John Kiley
Ernest Kiley
John Schipull
David Schipull
Goldfield
Norman Peer
Anna Larson
Mmrie Gangstead
Rose Riges
Howard Larson
Vincent
Eliis Macha
Ames
Ernest Macha
Arthur Ridge
Hal
Jay
Roxie Johngon
Mothers Day Limorgas
Bode
Robert Houston
Ralph Johnson
Melcher
Amos Wigans
Keith Brayton
Harty
Blakeburng
Jay Huntley
Leslie
Verle Patterson
Algons
ISU experts advise careful plant care and weed control
Iowa State University extension horticulturists Ben Vance and Ed Cott urge careful watering and mulching for new trees and shrubs. Apply 1% inches weekly if no rain, then avoid overwatering. Use peat moss or straw to suppress weeds and conserve moisture. Wrap trunks with nursery paper or burlap to prevent sun damage and borers, leaving on 1 to 3 years.
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Iowa State University
Ben Vance
Vance
Towa State University Extension
Ed Cott
Veterans Administration Center
Des Moines
Board of Us, Civil Service Examiners
Towa
Largemouth Bass Record Changes Hands in State Book
Stanley D. Halfpop of Hampton claimed the 66th Big Fish Record with an 8 pound 12 ounce largemouth from a sandpit near Dows. His catch surpasses Chuck Tee of Chariton, but the all-time 9 pounds 6 ounces from Diamond Lake in May 1964 remains unbeaten. Cold, rainy weather since then slowed fishing pressure though walleye and northern reports continued from various state spots.
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Big West
State Conservation Commission
Stanley D. Halfpop
Hampton
Dows
Chuck Tee
Chariton
Halfpop
Diamond Lake
Commission
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Harold Klasse
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