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A garbled line describes a player considered top tier and eager to remain central in the action. The text hints at ongoing play and a desire for continued prominence, though specifics are unclear.
24 Sep 1953
Page 1
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1953
Page
1
A garbled line describes a player considered top tier and eager to remain central in the action. The text hints at ongoing play and a desire for continued prominence, though specifics are unclear.
Local club activities unfold with lessons on Religion in the Home. Attendees include Mrs. Archie Rolland from Federated Clubs and Mrs. Sidney Rolland from Bode. Refreshments served as a social gathering followed by notes on upcoming events.
Maurice Nissen of Wartburg College in Waverly spent the weekend at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Maurice Nissen and daughters joining Sunday dinner. Mrs Maude Freerksen hosted at Kanaahwa. Robert Detmiering of Eagle Grove visited Floyd Kelling home a week earlier. Michael Michelson and Dennis of Eagle Grove also called on Friday at Floyd Kelling residence.
Vernon readers note a string of weekend visits as Clarence Hefty and family, Loren Reed and Diana, Herman Krause and Virginia, Ray Schipull and Roger, Verle Winters and Archie Noestine, and Martin Bardener households host Sunday dinners. Nearby, Elias Carlson and Paul Altman join relatives in Humboldt and Gays Mill Wisconsin. Erling Nerem heads to Iowa City as a State University freshman. Harry Ott and Greene guests spend Sunday afternoon at the Grotto in West Bend after visiting Howard Clapham.
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