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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
4
Mrs A D Gimner and Mrs C E Johnson hosted Sunday supper as Mr and Mrs Eddie L Breness visited the Ernest Helmke home in Garner. This social snippet records neighborhood hospitality and casual family visits in the community.
Mr and Mrs Guy Bosworth of pistel City visited Sunday evening at the Warne Baghtsle hante. Mr and Mrs Lewis Wergeland of Thor visited Sunday afternoon at the dr L Fisher home. Eugene Haugland spent the weekend with his father Arthur Heuland in Jackson Minnesota. Mr and Mrs W H Attig went to Garrison Sunday to bring back their daughter Roselyn who taught there last term. Attig plans to teach at Garrison again next fall. Mr and Mrs Blesie and children left Monday for Seattle Washington after visiting RR Blesie at his home. Mrs Leona Jones returned to Minneapolis Monday after visiting at the Blesie home.
The announced wedding date for Miss Marilyn Long is corrected to July 13, not June 13 as previously listed in last week’s issue.
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Mr and Mrs Dewitt Mimbach announce a baby boy named Jerry Allen born Thursday evening at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge weighing seven pounds seven ounces. Mr and Mrs Ernest Pogge of Edmonds Washington welcome George William born May 36. Pogge lineage traced to Renwick. A son named Robert Kent born May 17 to Mr and Mrs Herbert Mitchell of Dayton Ohio. Mrs Mitchell formerly Betty Blesie.
Camp Fire girls are asked to assemble in front of the Legion building on Memorial Day May 30 at 9 30 a m. The gathering is to coordinate activities for the day.
Residents are asked to leave flowers at the Legion Hall for the Memorial Day program this Thursday evening. Volunteers to make bouquets and wreaths should arrive by eight o'clock at the Legion Hall and help is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Martin learn their son Lt Walter G Martin has arrived in Alaska with a permanent assignment at Ladd Air Base Fairbanks His address is Lt Walter G Martin S001St Composite Wing A PO 733 9 PM Seattle Washington Pvt Leonard L Kiley heads to Japan His address is Pvt Leonard L Kiley RA17347726 Prov Co S By 1191 APO 613 PM San Francisco California
The Vernon high school band will hold weekly summer practices under director W. Keith Baeasler. The sessions occur on Tuesday nights, with the first on Tuesday, June 3, starting promptly at 6:30.
Elain Hagland of Goldfield will graduate from Waldorf College Forest City at the 49th annual commencement exercises on Thursday May 29. Her major is teacher education and she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Haaland.
Keith Beessler band director will start instrumental lessons in the first week of June. Beginners and current students may enroll. Lessons will be held at the school house and interested parties should contact him promptly.
A pre-school health clinic was held Friday at Dr. L. K. Turner’s local office. About 18 children received physical examinations in preparation for entering school next fall.
Students from Eagle Grove and Evalyn Fisk Anderson will perform in two dance recitals. The first is Monday night June 2 at Clarion at eight o clock, and the second on Tuesday evening June 3 at the Eagle Grove high school auditorium. Participants Judy Goetisch Kay Erwin Judy Erwin and Dianne Nelson perform in both events.
The Humboldt County 4-H Club and County Farm Bureau announce Rally Day on June 4 at Humboldt High School from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A picnic lunch will follow at Bicknell Park. Julia Fukinson and Miss Walker will contribute speeches and greetings. county officers Rita DeGroote Aricene McGowan Joanne Edge Doris Olson Roth Ann Jensen preside.
Tension director Mrs Earl Detmer ing County Women's Chairman Jerry Weydert and others will give greetings to the 4-H girls. Miss Hewitt county extension home economist will speak on 4-H camp and convention announcements. The program closes with a short drama. The day’s program is open to the public and urged attendance.
Wright County 4-H Rally Day is set for Saturday May 31 at the Dows public school gymnasium starting 10 30 am with a noon covered dish luncheon. County officers will be elected by voting delegates from club nominees who take office October 1. The event includes 4-H leaders honored, an honorary member initiation, and junior and senior better grooming contests. Dairy notes report 24 herds tested in Wright County with 320 cows milking 48 dry and 368 cows tested in April 1952 average protection per cow 8ths milk and 29 8 lbs BF Two new herds started and lactation figures for several farms are listed including Rose Hefty Son Renwick Mills Bros Renwick Wisor Legler Son Corwith and James Mark supervisor.
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