01 Nov 1956
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1956
Page
1
A Lake News column covers showers and visits in Eagle Grove Story City Renwick Humboldt and Kanawha with notes on baptisms birthdays and anniversaries. Social events include a Halloween party for 34 neighbors and a Friendly Neighbor Club meeting with Halloween memories and a sewing project.
Mr and Mrs Orten Lerdal took Mrs O C Heggen and Beverly to Des Moines on Tuesday en route to a California winter. They visited Rev and Mrs Severtson in Jewell. Milton Nelson hosted a seventh birthday party for Pamela Lee with classmates Debra Nelson as guests. Knoxville visitors Mr and Mrs Carl McConachey stayed at the Mayne Bjorklund home several days, joined by Sioux City visitors Mr and Mrs Oscar Bjorklund. Mrs B Anderson, father of Mrs Stanley Sampson, suffered a heart attack and is in Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge. Mrs Anderson visits daily. Birthday party guests at Milton Nelson’s home included Pam Edwards Caren Field and Patty Hoveland. Seattle guests Mr and Mrs Gunner Knutson, Capt and Mrs Levren Skagily, Mr and Mrs Don Hooker, Mr and Mrs Ole Bygness, Mr and Mrs Leslie Stockdale, and Andrew Oppe dahl spent Tuesday at Herman Harvey’s. Wm Hefti family and Hilman Skive family shared Sunday supper at Ole Skive’s. Hilman Shaye and daughters visited Andrew Fuhr Thursday evening.
Cleo Eileen Martin and eight other local youths join 1901 SU students as registrar Ted McCarvel notes. At Morningside College in Sioux City Clair Swan and Roy Biesemeyer enroll, with Clair a sophomore in Pre-Theology and Allen a sophomore in Pre-Law, both from Renwick and surrounding areas.
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