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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
4
The Goldfield Church of Christ, led by Minister Jown Maurice Hinds, announces Sunday worship at 10:30 and Bible School at 3:30 with a class for everyone. Thursday prayers and Bible study begin at 8:00 pm. The creed is Christ and the Bible alone. A warm welcome awaits all visitors.
Renwick Baptist Church led by Pastor Ronald Cowten at 583-2165 in Corwith. Morning Worship at 9 00 am Church School at 10 00 am BYF for youth at 7 00 pm Evening worship at Renwick church at 8 00 pm Tuesday Coffee Hour at Renwick church 3 00 pm Prayer and study group at Renwick church 9 30 am Larger Parish Council meeting at Renwick at 8 00 pm.
United Methodist churches in Hardy Iowa list pastor Rev D H O Tool and events. Included are nursery care during worship, Bible study Tuesday 9 am, Commission on Membership Tuesday 7 30 pm, WSCS meeting Sept 4 2 pm, Senior High youth staff Sept 5 7 pm, chancel choir rehearsals at 8 pm, and worship 9 am plus August Sunday School.
The Lake Lutheran Church announces Thursday orientation for parents and eighth graders at St Paul Church at 7 pm, worship with Holy Communion at 9 am, and a series of confirmation sessions for Grades 7 to 10 on Sept 4 to 7. Mary Circle and Esther Circle meet with specified hostesses, and a Word for the Week on peace is shared.
The Boyne Valley Schools resumed classes with 419 enrolled, listing six new teachers and a detailed breakdown by grade. Several staff assignments are noted for kindergarten through high school, plus a church schedule at St Paul and upcoming confirmations and classes.
Mrs. A S Larson receives a letter from Alson Braley at University Hospitals Iowa City praising her husband’s eye donation. A 12 year old boy's corneal surgery restored sight, described as a lasting memorial. The note includes a poem about giving eyes and hope.
A Kraft Holck reunion picnic took place at Slate Park Lost Island near Ruthven on Sunday August 25 with 62 attendees. Relatives traveled from Ruthven Pipestone St James Fulda Minn Eagle Grove Fort Dodge Northwood Kanawha Dakota City Mason City Mallard Renwick and other areas to join the event.
Mrs. Floyd Kelling attended the funeral for Jack Lobdell Thursday afternoon at the Belmond Methodist church. After the service she visited Carl Kelling in Belmond Hospital, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Kelling to the hospital.
Beverly Marian Zimmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hove land announce her marriage to David Lynn Zimmer of Edgewood Iowa son of Mrs. Mary Zimmer of Lisbon and the late Ervin Zimmer The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Lea Widdel at St Marthe Lutheran Church Galena ML on Saturday August 17 The bride a Warburg College graduate teaches vocal music in Edgewood Colesburg Schools The groom is a member of the Town Highway Patrol
Humboldt County Historical Association opens its full series with a Sept 2 gathering at 8 pm in Humboldt First National Bank Social Center. Mrs Richard Stockseth will discuss campaign buttons and has a Teddy Roosevelt kerchief. Exhibition includes Frank Gotch mementos and a new Humboldt merchants display, with museum hours and admission details.
Pam Brock celebrated her 11th birthday Tuesday night with guests Michelle Baster Helen Schipull and Kayleen Vorland attending the party provided cake and games in a cozy home celebration.
A Tuesday evening shower at the United Methodist church honored Rose Cathcart with 50 guests. The program featured poems by Mrs. Ray Mills and a piano solo by Becky Klasse with Mrs. Ron Klasse, plus two contests. Mrs. Jay Huntley and Beverly Cathcart helped open gifts, lunch was served, and the kitchen committee led by Mrs. Chris Schneider included Mrs. Ray Mills and others.
In Renwick the Boone Valley Bobcats begin conditioning for the 1968 season as 37 players report to practice. Captains chosen are Kirk Swanson and Jim Schipull with seniors Kim Carlson Tom Ellis Craig Erwin Fred Hetty Gary Roseberry Dave Trask and others listed among the roster. Sophomores and freshmen also named in the gear issue as the team prepares.
Labor Day brings a busy football schedule with Ti Jonka vs BY on Sept. 13 and a rescheduled Get 18 game to Oct. 16. Homecoming on Oct. 1 features Ventura. Lane John Lerdal Chuck Martin Dale Reichter Mark Wanken among players and managers Alan Roseberry Ross Nelsom Clayton Hanson. The article notes close North Star Conference race, BV in thick contention, coaches and players hard at work, urging fans to support a winning Boone Valley team.
Albert Nelson and Mrs. Macy Latch left Saturday to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs Shelby Nelson in Duluth Minnesota where Shelby is recovering from a heart attack.
Relatives participating in Arthur S. Larson’s funeral Tuesday afternoon included Jeanette Bosworth of Des Moines as the sole immediate survivor, Mamie Elm and Louise Severson of Webster City, Carrie Darnell and John Elm of Duncombe, Don Larson and his mother Leon Mossburg of Omaha, and Mr and Mrs Glenn Darland and Mr and Mrs Don Helgevold of Goldfield.
The Vernon Lassies 4-H Club held an August outing on the 22nd with leaders Mrs. Roger Leach Mrs. Richard Brock Mrs. Donald Green and Mrs. Clarence Hefty present. The group toured Mason City sites including Laramies Beauty School MacNider Art Museum Northwestern Bell Telephone Company and enjoyed lunch at the Green Mill. Record books were handed in. Committee members were Patty Matteson Marcia Anderson Anne Clowes and Becky Klasse. Reporter Terie Leach.
Mr and Mrs Chris H Sch Tider hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for their daughter Joni who turned eight. Guests included Mr and Mrs Omer Davis Herschel and lunch guests were Mr and Mrs Lacerne Lloyd Stevenson Mary Hardy and Mrs Freda A Schneider.
Goldfield Lions Club sponsors a final season show with a warm afternoon crowd. Riders plan Labor Day ride to Stratford, loading at Farmbest buying Station at 12 30 Sunday afternoon. Participants urged to bring feed, hay, halter, rope, bed roll and a rain plan.
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