Frances Ann Juon and Robert Hoffman Married in Jewell
Frances Ann Juon daughter of Alfred Juon Jewell wed Robert Marlin Hoffman son of Walter Hoffman Renwick in a candlelight ceremony at Federated Church Jewell. Rev Mark Whetland officiated double ring vows before 175 guests. The bride wore white bridal satin with pearl trim and a lace crown veil. her gown was designed by Mrs Martin. Barbara McMorris Des Moines served as bridesmaid with Barbara Paul Gibson City IL as matron of honor. best man Jerry Helmke Renwick. groomsmen Robert Paul Gibson City TL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ann Juon
Alfred Juon
Jewell
Robert Marlin Hoffman
Walter Hoffman
Renwick
Federated ‘Church
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Mark Whetland Officiew
Martin
Barbara. McMorris
Des Moines
Robert: Paul
Gibson City
Jerry Helmke
Robert Paul
Robert Martin
Paul Kramer
Webster City
Merlin Juan
Stater
Barbara and
Bonnie Laude
Huxley
Donna Mae Juan
Slater
Janice
Lee Flemming
Allemore
Ozarks
Hoffman
Art Streeter
Renwick High School
Iowa State College
Jewell High School
Towa Lutheran Hospital ‘School of’ Nursing
Are
Wedding Celebrations and Community Notices from Renwick
The Renwick Times reports a September 29 1955 wedding with Connie Juan and Greg Paul among the wedding party. A post ceremony reception, family attire notes, and a brief train trip to the Ozarks are described. Community notices include ads, sales, rentals, a poultry and gardening column, and a town zoning of the Renwick Times ownership and circulation data.
Yesteryear Memories Fort Worthy Highlights
Forty years ago a Booster Picnic drew over 1000 attendees at Smith Park with the Eagle Grove Concert Band providing music. S. B. Hefty and Son showcased Brown Swiss cattle winning nearly all prizes at Waterloo fair. Renwick plans a three-lot building north of main street formerly Claussen Bros. Garage. Wright County Fair postponed due to rain. Rev and Mrs Hyden welcomed a daughter born September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Park
Eagle Grove
S. B. Hefty and Son
Waterloo
Renwick
Claussen Bros
Wright County
Rev
Mi. Hyden
Wedding at Hardy Parsonage Seals Thirty Years Ago
Thirty years ago Violet Wood and Raymond Saxton wed at the Methodist parsonage in Hardy. A Monday crossing collision near the depot involved a C&NW motor car and a Ford. Mail carrier Harry Bonwell befriends dogs on his route and treats mangled fingers after a pup incident. Renwick High beat Vernon School in baseball to open the season. Poll tax of four dollars due by October 1 for males 21 to 45. Fifteen years ago teachers surprised Supt. Montgomery for a birthday celebration. J H Tanck harvested peaches and slipped from a ladder. Draft will take about forty Humboldt County men aged 21 to 26. Iowa tally presumed at 1000. October court term starts October 14 with local residents listed. Humboldt County 4-H livestock judging team, Oppe dahl, Lane, Rasmussen, with Bob Lichty, to Ames for Dairy Cattle Congress training at Waterloo.
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Hardy
Violet Wood
Raymond Saxton
C&nw
Harry Bonwell
Harry
Renwick High School
Vernon School
Supt. Montgomery
J. H. Tanck
Humboldt County
Iowa
A. Engstrom
J. £. Jones
Leona Maurer
Renwick
Bob Oppedahl
Joe Lane
Bob Rasmussen
Bob
Lichty
Ames
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
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Robert Hoffman
Fhursday
Connie Juan
Polk City
Greg Paul
Gibson Ciy
Mardelle Larson of
Gary Baessler
Laster Joon
Donald ‘Hoffman
Jimny Joon
Joe Kramer
Joon
Jack Burns
Alleman
Town
Joe Laude
George Stecher
Clarion
Elmore
North Western Depot
Fritz Britt
H. E. Reisner
Cunningham TV
Renwick Times
John Kiley
Corwith
North Lawn ‘Cemetery
Fort Dodge
Harlan Larsen
Goldfield
Poultry House
Vna Kog
Allan Wilson
Jeanette Darland
Magor Township
Hancock County
Rons
Chas. G. Hammet
Wayne I. Christofferson
Wayne II
Dorothea Jean Christoffersin
Jessamine Miller
Livermore
Renwick Savings Hank
Wayne
I. Christofferson
A. H.goettsch
Notary Public
Pontiac
Armours Star
Jack Sprat
Carnation Milk
Yesteryear
Renwick, Towa
Forest Evashevski
Dairy Farmers of
Renwick Creamery and Cheese Factory
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