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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1970
Page
3
Sunday afternoon Sabbath school class titled Work Service. Evening services at 7:30 pm. Prayer and Bible study with creedless emphasis on Christ and the Bible. Visitors receive a warm welcome.
The notice lists Methodist Church with Rev D. ELOT and Bunda School at 9 am, Lutheran Church with Victor G Sorensen as pastor for 9 am worship, and St Paul Renwick presenting a Sumlay Worship Service at 10 30 am.
Renwick Baytist Church Rostkhi Cowles pastor announces weekly events with church services Sunday school morning worship and BYF youth gatherings. Other activities include a fly tying class coffee hour prayer and study groups and a summer picnic with miniature golf for seniors and preteens.
Mrs Inda Blesie flew from Waterloo on June 14 and returned Friday after a month in Kensington Maryland with her daughter TJ Col and Mrs M J Orlando and family. She attended grandson Kevin’s graduation at Albert Einstein High School in Cole Field House on June 16 and joined a niece’s wedding at Arlington Virginia on June 20. She also stayed with Dr Ron Guss near Charlottesville Virginia before visiting Marion Axtell in Waterloo on the way home.
Wartburg College in Waverly names 48 students to the Dean's Honor List for Winter and May terms with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Among honorees is David Berkenes, a sophomore, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Berkenes.
Last Wednesday around 10 am a crash occurred at a blacktop intersection east of Renwick between a car driven by Mrs Marvin Lois Nelson and a Renwick Community Creamery milk truck driven by Robert McNutt of Belmond. The milk truck overturned spilling its load while Nelson and her son Lynn were treated and released. David Meinke was held for observation before also being released. The Nelson Mercury and the track were severely damaged.
Renwick Commercial Club calls on local organizations to run stands at Watermelon Day on August 5. Clubs must contact the chairman, avoid duplication, keep stands orderly with proper identification, and all proceeds go to the sponsoring group. Ivan C. Lindell is the Watermelon Day Chairman.
Earl Yanney was drawn for 26 in gift certificates sponsored by the Renwick Commercial Club but did not claim his prize. This Friday the drawing rises to 38 dollars at 3 pm with a three minute claim window. Hone on Tiffany Kleven’s birthday dinner honors granddaughter Tiffany with relatives present.
Mr and Mrs Therman Burk and Mrs Cora Burk attended funeral services Friday for Louise Jutte of the United Presbyterian Church in Des Moines. Mrs Leslie Kubley and Mrs Charles Frakes of Eagle Grove accompanied them.
Mr and Mrs Glen Martin hosted Saturday evening guests to honor Glen Earl Martin on his birthday. Attending were Mrs Julia Stollenberger of Fairburg Neb and Mrs Rob Fairchild of Endicott Neb.
Me and Mrs Curtis Morgan took Mrs Mary Fuller and Mrs Esther Bishey of Webster City to Roland on Saturday where they attended funeral services for Mrs Lloyd Halverson.
Lynne McCurry left Mercy Hospital on Monday to recover at home following foot surgery performed last week.
Birthday Group met with Mrs George Latch Monday afternoon to help her celebrate her birthday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Erwin spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Henry Eekhoff and family at Sheffield.
The article lists Tuesday games Braves vs Twins and Cards vs Yanks, with scores or times unclear. It also notes birthday celebrations for Mrs Kraft and family in Kanawha, and reports on the July meeting of the Belle of Boone club with demonstrations on vegetables bread and fitness, plus Achievement Day planned July 25 at the Baptist Church with 2 pm start.
The Renwick Savings Bank serves as the Volunteer Farm Representative for Renwick and surrounding area. Farmers needing temporary help such as weeders tractor operators or hay hands are urged to contact the Bank. Youth not yet signed up for this work should apply at the Bank.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Nelson attended a Saturday gathering at the Bernard Nelson residence to honor Skerries seventh birthday with family as the main event.
Circles of St Paul Lutheran Church held meetings on Wednesday afternoon and July 8th and 9th with various hostesses. Lavonne Helmke led a lesson on The Madness That is War and Fed meditation and offering. Rebekah Circle celebrated Mrs Nissen's birthday with cake. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Emma Kubley in Eagle Grove.
A Potluck Supper is set for July 26 at 7 p.m. at the United Methodist Church in Renwick to honor Rev Don Glazier and family on his reappointment to the Renwick church for the coming year. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pool took four women from Algona to attend the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge Picnic in Mason City on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Omer G Datis of Renwick celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with 178 relatives and friends at the Renwick Library. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Chris Schneider and Jeff. guests signed the book. relatives from Ames and elsewhere assisted with cards and gifts.
Mirs Jim Nekon entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of Kevin's sixth birthday. Guests included Mrs Bob Hoffman Mike and Tricia Mrs John Walther Kelly Steve Kyla Mrs Kenneth Axon Julie Jane Mrs Dale Harding Doni and Dave of Eagle Grove.
Renwick residents and guests marked a week of dinners visits and overnight stays with friends and relatives across towns. Mr and Mrs Ole Carlson of Mesa Aziz joined local hosts for Wednesday dinner while others visited the Nelson and Mills households and attended church open houses and milestones.
Thompson visitors attend Curtis Morgan reception in Webster City. Kenosha guests join Norma Block and family events. Local family gatherings include Nerems, Ame, and McQuarters visits plus church events. Baptisms, banquets, and weddings cited with various relatives and friends from nearby towns and states.
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