08 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
1
Bible reading group meets at Methodist Church with choir rehearsal at 4. Sunday School at 8:45 and Morning Worship at 10:05. Special Student Day Offering. Wednesday features regular Official Board meeting in the church at 8.
The parish announces morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon The Widow of Zarephath from First Kings text Evening service at 7 30 An afternoon W S meeting Local Cameras Mary Circle meets in the Summer Opal Parish House Jr High Confirmation class and parents meet with the pastor Parish House Sunday School begins at 8 45 A picnic is planned at Goldfield Park at noon The Congregation and Sunday School plan attendance Parish Council meets Wednesday at Parish House 6 00 P M in liaison with the Pal sey Committee
Thursday schedule lists VBS sessions from 8 39 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. with offertory and parental meeting with the pastor at the Parish House. There are closing programs during worship at 8 30 a.m. Sunday School at 1945 am and a congregation picnic at Zak Welton Park. Names include Hary Donnie Kraft Edna Helmike Othe Swanton Paul Paine and Kinseth. Perieh Council meets at the Parish House 8 00 pan.
Elmer Dutch McCallum 87 of Eagle Grove died suddenly on a Lake Kabeltogoma fishing trip near International Falls Minnesota from a heart attack. He is survived by his wife Mayme a daughter Mrs Richard Baldner of Midwest City Oklahoma five grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Eddie Bygness and Mrs Henry Klasle both of Renwick.
The 29th annual Northtows Band festival, a Mason City Chamber of Commerce project since 1935, will feature 78 high school bands with over 5,000 musicians parading at 10:00 am and a 5:30 pm mass concert at Roosevelt stadium directed by Paul Yoder. Montezuma High School and Akethie Baptist church Vacation Bible School details follow.
The annual Alumni Banquet of Boone Valley unity School was held Saturday evening June 3 1967 in Renwick Building Auditorium. Ruth Jenkins Lambertson and Dean James spoke for late and 25 year classes while letters were read from former members. Local officers were identified and performances by groups 1 through 4 featured songs with accompanying musicians.
Mr and Mrs Vergil and others attended funeral services Tuesday afternoon for Neal Simpson age 15 years 7 months son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Simpson. Neal was struck and killed by a car while walking.
The Outdoor’s Book Return Project at Belmond Public Library, run with the Literary Guild, reports steady progress as sixty complete D S H books arrive leaving twenty more to reach the goal. Contributions remain welcome with a note date for any that wish to help. Mrs Carl Helmick attended Alumni Open House and later visited Virgil Johnson home for supper with her husband.
A fragmented sports quiz lists questions on BV football basketball track and baseball history for various school years. It mentions notable players and records, with references to Renwith News for answers and a 1960s era context.
Lynne McCurry was taken Saturday to Mercy Hospital suffering from a broken foot.
Me and Mrs. Marienis Dav ids and family of Spring Valley Minn were Sunday dinner guests at the Walt Attig home. Mr Attig returned home Friday from the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines where he has been a patient for several weeks.
Ernest Macha and Pete By son with H. D. Weidman of Prospect Illinois and Carroll Packard are in Canada for a fishing trip.
Weather woes aside a fine show at Enghire Grove drew Boone Valley Saddle Club riders from within 50 miles. Jeanie and Jeff Rust won first place trophies. President Rust Ainselt tied with a near professional rider. Shelly Werner also placed, while Palms 4 True Horse Lover drew cheers for dedication as plans continue for Humboldt County Fair events.
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