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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1969
Page
3
Church of Christ in Goldfield lists Bible School at 9:30 a.m. for all ages, Worship Service at 10:30 a.m. and Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Thursday prayer and Bible study at 7:20 p.m. No creed but Christ, no book but the Bible, all are welcome.
Ronald Cowles pastor leads Renwick Baptist Church with morning worship at 3:00 p.m. and church school at 10:00 a.m. The Corwich congregation welcomes all attendees to services and teachings.
Lake Lutheran Church announces 10:30 a.m. worship with Pastor W Hoppenworth. Devotions at Hum hoku Nursing Homes at 8:00 p.m. Parish Learners meet to plan fall program. Pastor and family depart after services for vacation in Nebraska Kansas and Colorado. July 27 is vacation Sunday. members urged to attend St Pauls Renwick service at 8 a.m. Dr Sigvald Faulke of Waldorf College to speak. Collette Pederson to attend Youth Encounter School at Morningside College July 21-25.
Boldt Nursing Homes notes 8:00 p.m. meeting to prepare fall program. Worship at 9:00 a.m. SCS 16:15 am. Pastor and family travel Sunday July 27. Dr Sigvald Fapske of Waldorf College to speak at St Paul worship at 9:69 am. Doug Pogge to attend Youth Encounter at Morningside College Sioux City July 21 25.
Rev. Ronald D. Petrak away Friday at 2 pm and no church services. Ruth Circle meets with Bible study and WSCS leadership training. Trustees meet Thursday at 8 pm. In emergencies contact nearby pastors. Mrs. Goettsch and Mrs. Markmann were Sunday dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lane returned from ten days at Pequot Lakes cabin.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kraft announce the engagement of their daughter Paula Trenc to Carl Donald Abbas son of Mr and Mrs Donald Abbas of Kanawha Paula Kraft a Kanawha High School graduate plans to attend MACC Practical Nursing program Mr Abbas a Corwith Wesy High School graduate is employed at Winnebago Industries Forest City Paula Kraft is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Kraft Renwick
Town Marshall Gale Laws reported arrests by Mayor M. M. Greens court with fines. On June 22 1969 Keith Nerem Webster City faced reckless driving speeding and disturbing the peace with a motor vehicle totaling 50 and 340 fines plus costs. Nerem pleaded guilty to all three charges. Jeanne Erdman Renwick faced improper turning with a 10 fine plus costs on July 1 1969. Peter Lana Et Tredge faced speeding 35 in a 25 zone with a 15 fine plus costs on July 3 1969.
Mercy Hospital in Fort Dodge saw Mrs Anna Baumgartner and Mrs Bob Nelson visit Mrs Frank French on Sunday while Mrs William Tincher returned home from a hospital in Iowa City. David Scott McCurry, son of Mr and Mrs Scott McCurry, was honored on his third birthday at his grandparents home in Eagle Grove with guests including relatives from Phoenix Arizona and Renwick. Lunch was shared. Rev D H OTool preached at Hardy Iowa. WSCS training is planned with Mrs Lawrence Neilsen at 8 pm and officers to be installed.
The 8V Saddle Club canceled the OPEN Trophy Show planned for July 6 and attempted July 13, but weather prevented the event. The arena remains unsuitable this Sunday, July 20, and organizers aim to reschedule the show for August.
Plans for Watermelon Day on August 6 with a rain date August 7 are noted for Renwick. The Renwick Merchants boost to 10-3 after doubleheader wins against Mallard and Rolfe, with details of recent games and player highlights.
Richard Keith Baessler, 19, son of Wilton and Baesster of Renwick, has enlisted. He is a Boone Valley High School graduate who attended Fort Dodge Community College.
Mr and Mrs Bob Erickson and family of Lattimer were Sunday dinner guests at the Donald Baker home in honor of Jima Tetum from Viet Nam. Other guests included Mrs Guy Baker of Belmond and Mrs Dean Walles tad and family of Moorland.
The Humboldt County Historical Museum will be open Sunday July 20 from 1 30 to 4 30 PM featuring a utensils display with butter molds paddles scoops a tea caddy and an 1860s coffee mill. A summer show highlights parasols fans and Indian artifacts. Admission ranges from 50 cents to 25 cents for youths and under free with an accompanying adult. The museum sits on the east bank of the Des Moines River near Dakota City on the old Mill Farm.
The community notes a shaky start to the threshing bee with plans to cut oats next week at Kenney Helmich’s 17 acre field, while inviting volunteers to join by contacting Sam or Mose. David Anderson attends the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Bayview Idaho as Patrol Leader with the Prairie Gold Council.
Circles of the ALOW at St Paul Lutheran met Wednesday July 9 with Martha Circle meeting Mrs Henry Pogge. Rebekah Circle with Mr Maude and Freerkeen Goettsch invited Rev Roger Penworth to lead. All but two members attended. Guests included Rev and Mrs Hop Penworth and two sons, Mrs Howard Schroeder of Garden City Kansas, and Mrs Maurice Nissen. Hannah Circle joined Mrs Ray Block for breakfast with seven members and one guest Mrs Howard Schroeder. Devotions by Mrs Howard Larson and lesson by Mrs Orval Hoffman.
Mr and Mrs Marion Huntley and Mr and Mrs Jay Huntley attended the marriage of Dean Neuberger and Vicki Sobeck on Saturday evening at the Methodist Church in Kanawha.
Mrs Merlin Clark of Mason City visited from Thursday to Sunday at the Guy Ballard home. Mr and Mrs Clark Helple and Phil of Upland California spent a week with Mrs Helple's parents Mr and Mrs Leo Mimbach. The group traveled to West Union to visit Wes Carlson for a few days. The Mimbachs returned home Wednesday and the Heiples went to Minneapolis to visit relatives. Alfred Kleen’s group traveled to Iowa Falls Wednesday to meet granddaughter Leslie Bruene of Gladbrook and to visit Jim Kleen’s home. Mrs Walter Kraft returned by plane Saturday evening after a 2 1/2 day trip.
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