Christenson sells Renwick Savings Bank stake to Hansen
D J Christenson, longtime Renwick Savings Bank director and former president, sells his interest to F E C Hansen of Omaha Neb. Christenson will leave duties November 1 1952 and plans to stay in Renwick with his wife and two daughters. Hansen, connected with First National Bank Omaha, will relocate to Renwick with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Christenson
Renwick Savings Bank
FE. C. Hansen
Omaha
Nebr
Chris. Tenson
Christenson
Renwick Sayinga Bank
Renwick
Highi School
Arizona
Hansen
First National Bank of Omaha
Dedham Town
Auxiliary Gold Star Members Honored
The American Legion Auxiliary and members enjoyed a dinner at the Legion Hall in September. Campfire Girls entertained with a skit Grandmothers Album. Gold Star members Mrs. U.S. Pearson and Mrs. Velma Rademakes received remembrances. Auxiliary notes rags made by Clinton hospital veterans are for sale for three dollars via Mrs. Floyd Swan or Mrs. Pate Sadler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Potluck Dimen
the Legion
Hall
Campfire Girls
Legion ‘Auxiliacy
Gold Star
U.S. Pearson
Velma Rademakes
Clinton
Floyd Swan
Pate Sadler
Band Boosters Meet to Plan Year Activities
Band Boosters met Monday night to map a membership drive and fund raising for uniforms and equipment. Director W Keith Baessler reported band pads in use, 44 members with potential growth, and plans to purchase more uniforms as a first project. A 4A ways and means committee was formed, and last year a bass clarinet and tympanic drums were purchased. Lunch served by Mrs. Floyd Swan and Mrs. Dick Hefty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Baessler
Ways and Means
Floyd Swan
Sunday School Teachers Institute at St Pauls Lakota
A Sunday School Teachers Institute gathered at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Lakota last Sunday afternoon. Attendees from Renwick included Mrs. Ray Block, Mr and Mrs. Paul Kirchgatter, Mr and Mrs. Maurice Nissen and Maurice, Mrs. Katherine Markman, and Rev and Mrs RK E Langholz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Lakota
Renwick
Ray Block
Paul Kirchgatter
Maurice Nissen
Maurice
Katherine Markman
RK. E. Langholz
West Defeats East In Football Jamboree 1952
The 1952 Football Jamboree opened Tuesday at Venture Park with six schools fielding two five minute exhibitions. West teams dominated, scoring 21-0 over East, with Livermore and Gilmore City contributing touchdowns and a safety by Bode. Mary Kleen and Maurine Nissen note the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venture
Keith Baesster
Dows
Ventura
Renwick
Livermore
Gilmore City
Bode
Raiders
Ventures
Bulldogs
Dows Tigers
Mary Kleen
Maurine Nissen
Fire Inspection Tonight In Renwick
Members of the local fire department will conduct house to house fire inspections of homes and business places in Renwick this Thursday night. If any places are missed the inspection will be continued on September 25th. Cooperation is appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Extension officers elected for Farm Bureau group
The Farm Bureau elected new extension officers including chairman Mrs Donald Peterson and vice chairs Mrs Oliver Huorley and Mrs Emery Engh. Other roles covered health international relations and internal committees with names listed in the irregular report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau” Extension
Donald. Petersony Vies
Herman Nissen
Oliver Huorley
Bert. Martins
TimEarvin
Nelson
Artins
International
Emery
Engh
Renwick Band Invited to Iowa State Band Day at Ames
The Renwick high school marching band directed by W Beith Baessler was invited to perform at Iowa State Band Day in Ames on Saturday September 20. About forty high school bands will join a mass performance between halves of the State South Dakota game, with an estimated 2500 musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick High School
W. Beith Baessler
Iowa
Dayar Town
State College
Ames
South Dakota
Park Shelter Re-shingling Help Sought
Smith Park shelter house needs shingling work and is seeking volunteers to contribute a few hours. Contact Ernest Eggerth to offer help and arrange a time to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Smith Park
Sre
Ernest Eggerth
Notice of Absence From Sept 18 to Sept 26
A notice stating the author will be out of town from September 18 through September 26 and signing as Dr N R Yarbrough.
New Arrivals in Area Babies brief
Mr and Mrs Darrell Matteson welcomed a seven pound ten ounce boy named Jon Alen born Thursday September 11 at Belmond hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Heide announced a nine pound fifteen ounce boy named Curtis Peter born Tuesday September 16 at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge. Mr and Mrs Keith Sadler of Mertola Minnesota welcomed an eight pound eleven ounce girl named Sherry born Sunday September 14 at Ortonville Minnesota hospital. Mr and Mrs Tom Garmon reported a baby boy named Doaahi born September 7 at St Ann's hospital Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Matteson
Belmond, Hospital
Jon Alen
Robert Heide
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Curtis Peter
Keith. Sadler
Mertelta
Minn
Ortondille
Sherry Jr
Tom Garmon
St. Ann’s Hospital
Algona
Doaahi
First Home Football Game Opens Season
The first home football game of the season is set for Friday night September 19 on the new Hehted field. The Scarlet Reiders host Ventura with an 8 o clock kickoff and the Renwick marching band will perform to start the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlet Reiders
Ventura
Renwick
Renwick Churches Schedule Community Activities
Renwick area churches publish a busy schedule with Rev. Thompson at Baptist, Pastor Langholz at Lutheran and Custer at Methodist guiding weekly services, Sunday School, choir practices, and midweek events. A Fort Dodge Lutheran conference report and Lake Church activities conclude the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normen Langholz
Corwith
Thor
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Fort: Dodge
Lake Lutherate
I. Severtson
Sundsy
Large Chest X rays To Be Taken Soon In Humboldt
The Mobile x ray unit returns for residents who were asked to report for a large film not necessarily TB related. The schedule lists Bede Main Street Sept 19 10 39 AM Livermore Main Street Sept 19 2 00 PM Gilmore City Main Street Sept 22 9 00 AM Library Humboldt Main Street Sept 22 2 30 PM Humboldt Library Sept 23 12 00 noon reporting times and locations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt’ County
Bede
Main Street
Dental Clinic Held Three Schools
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a dental clinic at Renwick and Vernon Hare dy schools on Sept 9 to Sept 10 with Dr Long in charge. Vernon 52, Hare dy 10, Renwick 126 students checked up with no dental work needed. Helpers included Mrs L R Turner Mrs Albert Nelson and Mrs Roger McCormick. Enlistees Dawame Kiley and another son of Mr and Mrs Tacsyn join Army, depart next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American” Legion Auxiliary
Et- Vernon
Renwick
Long
Vernon
Haredy
American Legion Auxiliary
Albert Nelson
Roger’ McCormick
Harvest Festival at W S C S Methodist Church
The W S C S of the Methodist Church will hold its annual Harvest Festival in September. Proceeds from baked goods and foods will fund church activities. Prices are noted as affordable with a variety of items available for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S. of the Methodist Church
Local Notices From Milford and Nearby Heads into Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Marion Weldhouse and Arthur Streeter families attended a last Thursday gathering with Carl Streeter in Des Moines. Frank Bebove’s funeral was held at Chelsea with many relatives including Milford McPeak and Leonard Anderson kin. The article catalogs visits and social events across Milford Wis Medison Canton Linesboro and Thompson, including trips to Colorado and a string of home visits.
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Marion
Weldhouse
Arthur’ Streeter
Ted
Carl Streeter
Des
Moines
Jerald
Sherman
Badgersted
Lewiz Leebig
Bank
Behounek |Ai
Frank
Bebove
Chelsea
Milford
MéPeak
Michael
George
Martin
Medison
Eddie
Simpson
Canton
Minn
EE Forstrum
Linesboro
Richard Feltis
Harding
Hansen
Roger
Milford -McPeak
Leonard
Local social guests visit Fontenelle and Eagle Grove families
County Line reports neighbors hosting weekend gatherings at various homes. Rev P A Lutz, Lyle Ergene, Pavletes of Fontenelle stayed with Maurice Nissen. George Mills and family, Merion Hoveland group, attended Mrs Nissen birthday. Hottmen visited Nissen. Floyd Kelling family dined with Stanley Nering in Eagle Grove. Nerems’ daughters Kathy and Wendy spend week at Gerhard Nerem home while parents travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A_ Lutz
Lyle-Ergene
Pavletts
Fontenelle
Maurice Nissen
George Mills
Myrna
Mack- End
Merion Hoveland
Alsurice Nissen
Nissen
Orval Hottmen
Floyd Kelling
Stanley Nering
Eagle Grove
Kathy
Wendy Nerem
Sre
Gerhard Nerem
Meeting notices from Lake WMP and YPLL schedule
Denser Orten Lerdal Olaf Kleveland serve on the Lake WMP committee with Don Leaverton Lloyd Jensen Lawrence Lerdal Leonard Nelson and Marvin Nerem. The Lake WMP meets Wednesday October 1 at 2 00 p m topic Imprisonment at Caesarea by Mrs Ole Tjelle Thankoffering topic by Mrs John Vought hostesses Airs Mrs Ole Skiye and Mrs C C Heggen. The YPLL meets Sunday evening Lent 28 at 7 30
Reception for Vernon and Renwick teachers
The Vernon and Renwick school faculties will be honored at a Thursday evening reception at the Renwick school auditorium at eight oclock. Sponsored by five local churches, the event invites all, especially parents, to meet teachers, learn about the schools, and enjoy a program with several musical numbers followed by a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Renwick
Oclock
Renwick Falls Falls to Garner Cardinals 45 6 in Friday clash
Garner Cardinals defeated Renwick 45 to 6 on Friday September 12 at Garner. Garner relied on thirteen returning lettermen and a 168 pound average to overpower Renwick, whose lineup included Phillip Onpedshl Frank Siemens Everett Kraftie Kenneth Pose Don Huffaker Jerry Dooley and Marvin Wergelen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner’ Cardinals
Renwick Ders
Garner
Sanerio
Renwick
Falk
Wes
Phillip
Legion Meeting Here September 22 Speaker Fort Dodge Congressman
The Legion County meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening September 22. Honorable James L. Déiliver of Fort Dodge, congressman from the 6th District, will be the speaker. All GOAL members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. County
Legion
Renwick
James
L. Déiliver
Fort Dodse
Urred
Sound Equipment Repaired At Theater
Sound repair at the Ren Theater improved the sound quality after thorough work by a technician. The manager urges patience during the next two months as patrons enjoy an enhanced movie experience and asks for continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thersany
Marces
Marco
Tris
Office Closure Notice for Vacation
Staff are informed the office will be closed during a vacation period. The message notes dates around Thursday September 25 with ambiguous names and typos.
Teachers Will Attend County Institute Friday
No school at Renwick and Vernon on Friday as teachers attend a county teachers institute in Humboldt. Keynote speakers include Prof Mabel Snedeker of Town College of Education and Prof Willis Dugan of the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Vernon
Humboldt
Mabel Snedeker
State University of Town College of ‘Education
Willis Dugan
University of Minnesota
Camp Fire Girls present Grandmother's Album pantomime
The Camp Fire girls staged a pantomime titled Grandmother's Album on September 10 at the Farm Bureau Tea and repeated the program on September 11 at the American Legion and Auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Farm Bureau
American’ Legion
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S.S. Teachers, Institute
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James Yungelas
Rigenmaains
ASM
Hardy
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Harold’ Pannell
Gudton Anderson
Evelyn
Mack
Ruth Kitler
Dorothy Skiye
Evangelical United
BRETH
Harold A. Varce
Eldon Welter
Sanford Anderson
College Seminary
Little Heralds
Darlene Gugisburs
EF. Thompson
Amos Wilde
St. Clai Lutheran Church
Hanover
Germany
Lutheran Brotherhood of the Lake Church
Alvin
Dental Clinic
BOONE
TWP
Vernon and
Renwick Falls
Dro
County Institute
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