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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
4
Lee Norder works on brick at Estherville hospital construction. Various local residents visit, travel, and news include Mrs Lay Kyotsinger and family in Dakota City, Mrs Anna Luchsinger hosting, Grander family in Eagle Grove, Welkner family returning from Illinois, Ames homecoming attendees, piano sale ad, and numerous community updates on illnesses trips and events.
First Baptist Church led by Pastor J A Hurley lists 10 a m Bible School with James Nelson as superintendent, 11 a m worship with sermon on Gods Requirements, and 8 p m Friday meeting to decide pulpit return. Local items note Dorothy Dawson visiting Nevada, rental, sales, and visits by Harl Gimer and others after Ames homecoming.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a chicken pie supper at the ICC F hall on Saturday evening November 7. Menu features chicken pie mashed potatoes baked beans perfection salad cranberry sauce dark bread rolls pumpkin pie coffee. Prices 25 cents for children 35 cents for adults. Serving starts at 4 30. Marion Klassie Dorothy Hanson and Donna Olden visited Cedar Falls over the weekend. The Rebekahs meet today at the home of their charter member Eva Packard for a covered dish luncheon.
Darwin Maurer returned home from Rudd over the weekend. Mrs. Fred Maier hosted the Evangelical Ladies' Aid society yesterday afternoon. For sale Chester White male dogs, pedigreed, cholera immune and guaranteed, one mile east of Kanawha. Contact Jesse G. Smith.
Mr and Mrs D J Christenson were visitors in Des Moines on Tuesday. Miss Marie Knopp spent the weekend at home from Fort Dodge where she is employed.
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