Bride Della Claude Weds Eugene Haugland in West Bend
Miss Della Claude of West Bend married Eugene A. Haugland son of Mrs J L Fisher of Renwick in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at First Methodist Church West Bend The Rev G E B Custer assisted by Rev H N Olson officiated The couple will reside in Great Falls Mont after a honeymoon with plans to visit Minnesota South Dakota and Wyoming The bride a West Bend High School 1952 graduate worked at Brooks Dry Cleaners Fort Dodge The groom a Renwick High School 1950 graduate served in the Air Force three years
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West Bend
Della Claude
Gene Claude
Eugene’ A. Haugland
J. L. Fisher
Renwick
G. EB. Custer
H. N. Olson
Steve Williams
Shirley Grant
Miss Grant
Swan Dillon
Algona
Shirley
Haugland
Merlin
Patterson
Fors Dodge
Janie Schafer
Nyion
Steven Andrews
Melvin. Haugland
Fort Leonard Wood
Donald Claude
Ivan Dillon
Eugene Fisher
Marvin Gamblin
Fisher
Bertha Reed
Hardy
Daniel Wickam
Norman Schultz
Whittemore
Cecil Gamblin
Webster City
Ben Segar
Stenhope
Elmer Joliffee
Mallard
Janna Lee Kraz
Beverly Kraz
Nancy Doty
Kathy Schurz
JoAnn Besch
Grace Cusman
June Herron
Fort Dodge
Mary Knerium
Hazel Anderezg
Carolyn Schneisler
E. C. Anderege
Bernard Schneider
Russell Abbas
Carl Schafer
Vern King
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Great Falls
Mont
West Bend High School
Brooks Dry Cleaners
Renwick High School
Air Force
Hardy Local Election By Write-In Ballot Next Tuesday
Hardy voters must choose mayor and five council seats by write-in ballot as no nominations were filed. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m at Renwick Town Hall with Warren M Garrison and Reymond Paing seeking mayor and a slate including Walter H Attig Fritz Gugger Louis W Heetland among council candidates. Incumbents are marked and present town officials include Gilbert Quick mayor and six council members. Judges at the polls are George Mills Albert Nelson Louis Heetland and clerks Lora Peer and R A Anderson.
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Renwick Town Hall
Warren M. Garrison
Reymond Paing
Walter H. Attig
Fritz Gugger
Louis W. Heetland
HR. Hesse
Howard W. Larson
George O. Mills
Albert C. Nelson
Selmer Neram_ Robert
Oppedale
Bert Sankey
George Mills
Albert Nelson
Louis Heetland
Lora Peer
R. A. Anderson
Hardy
Gilbert Quick
Lee Wilson
Carl Lippeit
Asa Breyton
Bob McKenna
Lloyd Walkner
Bob Smith
Ruby Walkner
Myron L. Clancy
Funeral Services For Mes A D Gimer Fo Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for A D Gimer, longtime Renwick resident who died this morning at the Gimer home, will be held Sunday November 6 from First Methodist Church. Rev C E Custer will officiate at the house services at 2 00 and at the church 2 30. Surviving are two sons Harl and Tom of Renwick, three daughters Bernice Bell of Renwick Thelma McCurry of Renwick and Blanche Gibbs of Uonolulu Hawaii. Obituary will be in next week's Times.
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Renwick
A. D. Gimer
Gimer
C. E. Custer
Gimers
A.D. Gimer
Harl
Tom
Bernice
George Bell
Thelma
Stanley McCurry
Blanche
Frank Gibbs
Uonolulu
Hawaii
R C S Notes and Policies From Superintendent Wittmer
R C S notes announce American Education Week with parent teacher conferences and invitations to visit classes and lunch program. State psychologist visits provide testing and recommendations. No school Friday for State Teachers Convention. Policies cover lending of equipment to public groups with administrator approval and penalties for defacing property. Bills must be paid before diplomas or credits issued.
Vernon High School Basketball Opens Season
Vernon High School starts basketball with a home game Tuesday against Wesley, after football season ends. The Vernon boys outscored Wesley hogs but were defeated 42 to 32. Renwick High School will not open its schedule until Friday November 11 with Wesley at Wesley. Mr and Mrs Myron Collins of Omaha visited friends in Renwick and attended the funeral of George Larson.
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Vernon
Wesley
Vernon Boys
Wesley Hogs
Renwick ‘High
Myron
Collins of
Ome
Renwick Mondar
George Larson
Hagle
Grove
Alden Edges Renwick 26 14 In Friday Night Gridiron Fight
Alden defeats Renwick 26 to 14 after a fast start and a second quarter burst. Roger Monson, Merle Heinzeroth, and Billy Seys key the Raiders scoring, with Richard Lowery adding a late touchdown. Renwick drops to 1-4 with tough conference loss. Lynn Darland nailed the final score estimate in a betting contest.
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Jasmussen Alden
Renwick
Bade
Thompson
Gilmore
Livermore
Focal
Lynn Darland
Alden
Raiders
Roger Monson
Merle Heinzeroth
Bilsey
Radeirs
Philipp
Aiway
Kraft
Dovely
Richard Lowery
Pases
Meng Mene
Gratitude From the Turners To Renwick Community
Dr and Mrs E R Turner thank Renwick residents for October 26 1955 praise and support. They praise helpers and letters and attenders, note the Girls Sextette performance singing This was the end of a perfect day, and Send best wishes to friends in Renwick.
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Renwick
Coming Events November 3 4 5 Teachers Convention
November 3 Chicken Dinner at St Paul Lutheran Church basement November 3 Basketball Vernon and Kanawhe at Vernon November 10 Women’s Club at Mrs Chas Walkers November 10 Fortnightly Club Mrs S H Klassie hostess November 16 KYN Hostess Mrs LaVerne Henriksen November 11 Armistice Dinner American Legion Hall 7 00 pm November 11 Basketball Ren wick versus Wesley at Wesley
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St.Paul ‘Lutheran Church
Vernon
Kanawhe
Womar’s Club
Chas. Walkers
BTW
Genevieve Martin
Cinb
H. Klassie
Kyn
LaVerne Henriksen
American Legion Hall
Renwick
Wesley
Obituary of Thomas W. Kiley from Wright County Iowa
Thomas W. Kiley born July 1903 near Kanawha Wright County Iowa died aged near 27? He lived most of his life in Wright County later moving to Humboldt and Livermore. He married Marie Margaret Vroman of Goldfield January 1 1930. Survived by wife three children Bertha Mae Bromson Donald Ray Eugene Wilber deceased and four grandchildren Tommy Laura Ron Steven Kiley three brothers Lee Clark John. He was baptized 1932 and member of Methodist Churches in Goldfield Livermore and Kant? Noted as loving devoted husband father and friend.
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Thomas W. Kiley
Philip James Kiley
Aiarm
Kenawha
Iowa
Wright County
F. W. Ortmeyer
Marie
Margaret Vroman
Goldfield
Kanawha
Methodist
Humboldt
Livermore
Eugene Wilber
Maria
Bertha Mae Bromson
Webster City
Donald Ray
Thule
Greenland
Gladys
Clacjen
Tommy
Laura
Ron
Steven Kiley
Alson
Lee
Burt
Clark
Renwick
John
Corwinth
Sili T
New Chevrolets To Be Displayed November 4
Detroit reports Chevrolet will unveil 1956 passenger cars on Friday November 4 at dealer showrooms nationwide. W E Fish general manager says the event marks the biggest showroom display day for Chevrolet dealers, with background and setting costing over 3 million dollars to showcase new improvements.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
Palmer-Nerent
Palmer
Fish
Officials Apprehend Thieves Who Entered Four Places Here
Two Combe men, Harvey and Harlan, were captured by Fort Dodge authorities after confessing to a string of break ins over months. They are linked to 52 break ins across Fort Dodge Moorland Harcourt and other towns including Renwick Algona Webster City and Ellsworth. Both remain held on 5100 bond in Fort Dodge.
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Tuesdler
Avenine
Fort Dodge Messenger
Dircombe
Fort Dodge
Renwick
Burk Brothers
Quaker Oats Elevator
Arne Motor Sales
Harvey
Harlan
Savce
Moorland
Harcourt
Psim Grove
Ridger
Story City
St Joe
Renwick Algona
Ellsworth
Webster City
Blairsburg
Humbolds
Wins Luggage Surprise for Mrs Matilda Sebelid
Mrs Matilda Sebelid won a three piece Samsonite luggage set including train satchel overnight bag and wardrobe case after a radio announcement from WHO. Her letter of inquiry to Samsonite Travel Bureau was entered in the contest months earlier, making the win a welcome shock.
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Matilda Sebelid
Samsonita Travel Bureau
Samsonite
Denver
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Eugene Haugland
R. C.S
Supt. W. P. Wittmer
Bow
Bel Air
Dr. End
E. R. Turner
Bob
Fritz
Britt
Antone Speich
Ottosen
Raymond Paine
Ervin Marlowan
Humboldt Wersesday
Don Paine
Woolstock
Raymond Paines
Lena Geigel
Dick Elmer
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