Lost Peke Dog Answers to Rusty Missing
A small Peke dog is missing with the name Rusty. A tag reads CAML 461L and it may respond to the name when found. Reward offered for safe return.
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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
1
A small Peke dog is missing with the name Rusty. A tag reads CAML 461L and it may respond to the name when found. Reward offered for safe return.
St Paul church in Renwick Iowa lists Mary Circle at Stan Sampson home with Mrs. Lewis Sampson and Mus. Mag Bjorklund as leaders. Confirmation classes meet at Parish House 4:15 p.m and Jr High at 9:30. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship with Holy Communion 10 a.m. Altar Committee gathers with Pastor 1:30 p.m. Thursday oyster stew event 6:30 p.m. attendees include R L Oppedahl as program lead.
The children of Mr and Mrs Lyle Kitley invite relatives and friends to an Open House in observance of their parents 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday January 5th from 2 to 5 pm at the Renwick Public Library All trends and relatives are invited Ann Weed will perform in October November and December
Church announcements list Sunday School at 9 30 and 9 45 with Morning Worship at 9 45 and 10 30 services. Weekly evangelism with Rev A E Rau and Rev Byron Ayers features missions and a Lords Supper observance. Choir rehearsals, Bible study, and Cherub activities noted along with a Silver Wedding Anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Lyle Kitley.
Henry Kubly 58 died after illness. Funeral at Evangelical United Brethren Church LuVerne with E A B Pastor and Roy Biesemeyer officiating. Born Oct 7 1898 in Monticello Wisconsin he married Emilie Streiff in 1903 in New Glarus Wis. They lived in LuVerne 30 years. Survived by wife Emilie a son Elmer of LuVerne a daughter Mrs Edwin Marty Renwick six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren a brother W F Kubly Madelia Minn and four sisters Mrs Anna Myers Livingston Mont Mrs Ursula Frantz LuVerne Mrs Louise Jutte Des Moines and Mrs Cora Burk Renwick. Interment LuVerne Memorial Cemetery Blake Funeral Home in charge.
The American Legion will hold a social evening on Thursday July 4 1967 at 8 pm in the Legion Buildings. The report also notes family travels and local obituaries with details on residents and church affiliations.
Notice states Barber Sleep at Hardy will be released later after surgery on his left knee. In Vernon Boosters 4 H Boys Club meeting at Charlie Trask home Monday night Jan 2 1967 22 members attended with leaders Rob ert Oppedahl and Dr Ronald Guss Fred Hefty spoke on parts of a ruminant stomach and Dr Guss covered ruminant and non ruminant stomachs Mrs Trask served a tray lunch
David Bisbee left Saturday after a several day visit with Mr and Mrs Vic Rademaker. He is stationed at Beaufort North Carolina. De Voight of Boale Gere was also a guest during the stay.
The Raymond Schipull family from Hardy moved Friday December 30 to the Winter Brothers farm. The family includes Roger Dennis Sharon Glenda Bruce and Diane. After the last semester the children will transfer from Humboldt Community Schools to this area. Roger and Dennis will be in the Renwick Building Sharon and Glenda at Vernon and Bruce at Hardy. Diane is not yet of school age.
Boone Valley defeats Burt 49 44 to secure third place in the Boone Valley Invitational Girls Basketball Tournament. Grand Community wins the title with an 82 72 victory over Corwith Wesley.
An elderly narrator shares a holiday trip to Garden City with weather woes, sledding on icy streets, zoo visits, and amusing observations. He reconnects with grandchildren, notes a small knitting gift, and jokes about a friend who could take up horse trading.
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