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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
6
A lengthy roll of community gatherings records visitors and hosts across Algona and surrounding towns. Highlights include multiple house parties, birthday and wedding observances, Sunday dinners, and weekend travel by residents from Goldfield Humboldt and Eagle Grove to area homes and churches, with numerous family and neighbor reunions noted.
An article by Dr. G. Sk. Arne explains that an over sensitive nervous system can cause nervousness, irritability, insecurity, and other vague symptoms. It notes sounds and ordinary noises become unbearable and promotes chiropractic therapy as applicable, with Renwick office contact information.
The notice lists business hours from 9 to 12 and 12 30 to 5 30 six days a week with Monday and Wednesday Sunday nights 7 to 9 30. The short hours suggest a partial schedule update for evening operations.
LBL Persons and B Packard traveled on business to Des Moines with Mrs Packard joining to Webster City. The group, including Brand, Mrs evs Deaton and family, and others from Des Moines, visited Suin afternoon at Mrs Dick Ebner’s home. Later, Mr and Mrs Krause, Jo Ann and Jerry, Mrs Chester Ogan and Ronnie, and Mr and Mrs Norman Behrens with children gathered with Mrs Rose Hefty to celebrate Mr Hefty’s birthday at the Hefty home.
Sunday visits feature Mr and Mrs R K Blesie hosting guests from Mt Garnet Fort Dodge and Hardy with sons and daughters. Wartburg college horn coming attended by W Keith Baescler with others. Marshalltown guests at Halph Anderson home and later visits to West Bend grotto. Ralph Anderson and sister Mrs Rhiner in Bagley Grove. Donerell Kentucky visitors Woodsley family at Rudy Amasson home with Woodley managing Walnut Hull Horse farm.
Ay. Ewild Eichman of Westfield spends the week with daughter Mrs. Donald Ward and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelling visited, with daughter Bonnie in Clinton pursuing nurses training. Jim and Mary Ellen Kleen attended homecoming at Ames Town College. Gerald Nelson family and Amenda Nelson visited relatives in Webster City. Harold Baird and family visited at the Daverin Roseberry home in Rockwell City. Mrs. Hunt returned home with them for a two week visit. Jim Gillespie and son were dinner guests at C. M. Gillespie home. Myrtle Corner spent the week at the Donald Brayton home Somers. Mrs. Harold Fanner and Mrs. Clare Hipnen returned from Des Moines where they attended Red Assembly. Mrs. Aooney was delegate and Mrs. Sipnert appointed to credential committee. Mrs. MacWhite and Mrs. Anna Potter also attended. Milo Patterson and family were mentioned in the notes.
Family and Mr and Mrs Harding Hansen and Roger of La Verne and Mr and Mrs Vernon Shimon of Rolfe were dinner guests at the Mil ford McPeak home.
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