30 May 1957
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
1
Sunday dinner at Ray Lester home honored Mr Lester's birthday with guests including Mr and Mrs Den Lester and their son from Klemme. Also present were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lester and girls and Mrs Chris Anderson. Mr and Mrs Carl Spellmeyer and
Local notes describe visiting families from LaVerne Britt and Havelock and condolence and celebration events. A farewell for Rev Brandt, eighth grade graduation meals, and various dinners mark community ties. The track season highlights Boone Valley Bobcats beating Gilmore City and Goldfield at Humboldt with 17 boys on the squad and a district meet at Hampton.
Sunday dinner guests included the Al Hansen family and Mr and Mrs Marvin Kubly with their clan. The Arnold Ramsvig household in Dumont welcomed guests, while the Feyold-Johnson wedding took place at the Gowrie Lutheran Church. Mr and Mrs R R Jones of Goldfield were Friday visitors at the Qle Skiye home.
Crowded out last week, Sunday dinners featured the Kubly and Hansen households hosting relatives from St James Medalia and Des Moines along with Fort Dodge and Humboldt guests. Norman Brown of Westover Air Force Base visits Nick Anderson, while Andrew Oppedahl and his son attended a Lutheran Student Foundation banquet in Des Moines.
Ronnie Anderson and A H Goettsch traveled to Chicago with Mrs Goettsch returning Sunday. The Falcon family from Waterloo visited the Ralph Block home Saturday. Eagle Grove residents Almeda Liptrap and George Cook stayed with Fred Bosworth Sunday. Meservey residents Eva Slueder and the Fisher family dined with Lucas Bank Sunday. Dr Earl Smith and Mrs Smith visited Minneapolis relatives from Friday to Sunday. Lloyd Erwin and family joined Andrew Espeland for Sunday dinner at Bede. Aric and Mrs Marvin Pearson stayed with Fred Gugisburg Thursday to Monday before leaving for Ceresco Nebraska. Peter Hefty and family visited Conrad Carson at Badger Sunday. Lerdah and family joined O C Hepgets, Cledis Anderson and families, Harold Langer and families, Gerald Anderson and Susan of Cla tion, Antonn Anderson and Gale Dickson with Hum boldt ties for Ed Nervig’s dinner in honor of Nancy Nervig’s birthday. Mo and Mrs Hern Kragee hosted a Sunday dinner for Kay Schi anniversary.
Boone Valley High School finishes its inaugural track season. Vernon and Renwick schools had no prior track experience, and the season sparked notable student interest. The early meet at the school drew many participants and spectators, with top finishers earning first and second places.
Mrs. Sarah West, Adams County’s oldest resident, has passed away. She celebrated her 93rd birthday last February, marking a long life in the community.
A transport track carrying 37 000 pounds of dry beans became stuck for three hours near Sidney when a tractor slipped on a soft shoulder and jackknifed into the ditch. The trailer stayed on the road as two wreckers and three trucks pulled the vehicle free and back onto the highway.
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