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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1968
Page
1
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The Mary Circle at Is Lake Lutheran, led by Hoppenworth, meets at Steve Sampson’s home with Agnes Sampson and Mrs Levis Sampson as co-hostesses. Bible study led by Mrs Magne Bjorklund. Confirmation classes at 4:10 pm with lessons at 2:00 pm. Ruth Circle to meet at Dale Kraft home. Mrs Kenneth Pogse presiding.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mc Donell of Vee California announce the birth of a baby boy named Christopher Stall. He was born December 29 and weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Stanley McCurry and Mr and Mrs Maurice McDonll of El Calon California.
Carolyn will be at Myne Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each week. Mr and Mrs Bobh Oppedahl hosted Sunday dinner after the baptismal services for Lisa Ray, daughter of Phil Oggedanl.
The Hardy Jons C Wilbur Egeland pastor leads morning worship with Holy Communion at 9 and 6 45. A Bible reading group is not held. Thoraday Choir rehearses at 3. Saturday features a greens burning and a potluck supper at 6. Members bring own service.
Mrs Raymond Gotrell was taken to Belmond Hospital last Wednesday with pneumonia. Floyd Hoffman returned home Saturday from Belmond Hospital where he had been a patient for three weeks.
Renwick Volunteer Fire Department was paged Tuesday afternoon around 4 50 to the Fred Hansen Sr farm home located about 44 miles south and 5 miles east of Renwick near Renwick and Goldfield fire departments arrived roughly at the same time to battle the blaze and control the flames.
A visit by attendees plus a motion and vote on purchasing a steel filing cabinet. A workshop on tailoring to be held at the county extension office during Christmas vacation for interested individuals. Mrs. Leach hosted a knitting session for beginners on December 27 at her home. Christmas event organized by the gift committee Janet Aserson, Linda Mills, Sharon Schipull, Terie Leach. game committee Ramona Mills, Sue Guss, Cindy Werling, Debbie Brock. program from Frenti Hme oe Rundle. After the program, games and a gift exchange occurred. Reporter Teste Leach.
Wiley Mayne a principal and alternate candidate to the United States Service Academies is slated for assignment to the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. The report lists Congressman Mayne and others including Guy Tar and Dale Fuhrman of Sioux City along with Mark Vander Woude among Air Force related mentions.
A notice identifies the three children of Mr and Mrs Den niie AécCerry of R'R'1 Gobdugh Disiog Downis 5 and Jil Renee Tease ter de Go as a happy trio seeking to share news with relatives and friends.
In Boxhalm Iowa on December 27 Boone Valley and Grand Community posted strong showings. Boone Valley edged to third with a 59 55 win as Debra Schneider and Shirley Philipp fouled out. Prairie View Gowrie took third with a 45 38 victory. The Bobcats return to NSC play at Corwith Friday as both teams show steady midseason improvement into 1968.
In a reflective tone the piece recalls family ties and the SOAP supper held on December 26. It mentions waiting for "the little guy" to come home, grandchildren, and a sense of community within the club. The report notes nine years of rent and asks about future bets and guidance from Ye Olde Trail Rider.
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