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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
3
The Goldfield Church of Christ led by Minister Maurice Hinds offers Bible School at 9 30 a m for all ages, worship at 10 30 a m, and an evening service at 7 30 p m with prayer and Bible study Thursday at 7 30 p m. No creed but Christ. No hook but the Bible. You will always receive a warm welcome.
Ronald Cowles pastor at Renwick Baptist Church Corwith phone 583 2105 invites worship Sunday at 9 am with church school at 10 am Walter Stover superintendent leads the Sunday program in Corwith.
The notice lists service times for United Methodist Hardy Lake Lutheran and St Paul Renwick churches. Sunday worship ranges 8:30 to 10:30 am with Sunday school before services. Vacation Bible School continues, showers for Karen Helmich planned at Renwick Library, and a Town District American Lutheran Church Convention set for Decorah June 13 18 with delegates Maurice Nissen and pastor attendees. A lake area church picnic is scheduled for June 22 and Lake ALCW meeting on June 25.
A Monday evening shower for Mrs Richard Baessler drew 56 attendees in the Renwick Library Community Room. Mrs Paul Wanken read scripture and poems while a trio sang songs including Wonderful Guy and He Needs Me, followed by a lunch served by hostesses and others.
Vicki Lynn Sobek and Dean Neuberger announce an engagement with a July 12 wedding planned. Also Linda Kaye Sailor and Curtis Palmer announce a June wedding. A Milk Made Magic Recipe Contest by the A D A of Iowa launches in Humboldt with sponsors including Renwick Creamery and Humboldt Co op Creamery. Deadline June 21. Cash awards and state fair entry potential for top finalists.
William Karl James received an Associate in Arts Degree during commencement ceremonies June 6 at North Iowa Area Bowmanby College Mason ity.
4 H camps offered at Madrid State Camping Center with Junior Camp July 7 to 9 for ages 10 to 13 and District Camp July 6 to 9 for ages 14 and up. Programs include conservation, geology, climatology, entomology, nature crafts, fishing, swimming, canoeing, hiking, and social activities. Call or visit Hurobald County Extension Office for costs and transportation details.
All arrests handled by Town Marshal Gale Lowe and fined in Mayor M. M. Greens Court unless otherwise noted. May 30, 1969 Irving Bernard Burras cited for nuisance driving under Ordinance 29 with a $15 fine plus costs.
Iowa State University entomologist Harold Gunderson warns Jowans to expect bites from a tiny buffalo gnat that hides its sting but itch begins about an hour later. The insect breeds in swift rocky streams and swarms in May or June, sometimes migrating to inland areas. Effective repellents include DEET based products, and limited aerial DDT or Nemec use could control if the issue becomes a community problem.
Mrs. Walter Attig visited Sunday at the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines and attended supper at the Harold Hansen home. Mr. Attig was admitted to the hospital last Thursday.
Former Renwick girl Nancy Cole wed Roy Steiman at the Presbyterian Church in Algona on Sunday afternoon. Attendees from Renwick included Mr and Mrs Lee Mimbach Mr and Mrs Norman Peer Mrs Lora Peer and several others. Titonka visitors stopped by the Leo Mimbach residence Friday.
The library announces a summer reading schedule from June 18 to July 23 featuring bird life and songs, pets and stories, a Dolls display for Children of the World, children bringing dolls or toys, and topics on vacations, fishing, swimming, horseback riding, picnics, and a Sirens Time read and tell about people and animals of the circus.
Eastern Star held a June 4 visitation at Boone Valley School Gymnasium for Grand Officers. About 180 attended the dinner catered by Tiny's Cafe at Maconie Hall, with many Worthy Matrons and Patties from multiple towns in attendance.
Mrs. John Swanson learns of the sudden death of her sister-in-law Mrs. Ben Prestler in Fort Dodge from a heart attack. Kevin Oppedahl departs for a Washington D.C. tour with the Han tock Co. Group of REA Youth to participate in activities there.
Lisa Larson Jill Lookingbdill and Lorraine Eilers attended the yearly dance recital at Clarion High School Friday evening.
David Trask will depart Monday for Mason City airport to begin four months of active duty training in the United States Army Reserve. On August 10 he will be transferred to Fort Sill Ohio.
Birthday Group gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Barbara Kelling with co host Martha Elmet in honor of Violet Swiger and Daisy Swanson birthday celebrations.
Mrs Milford McPeak Mrs Mary McPeak Mrs Gustie Patterson and Mrs Glen F Martin attend a bridal shower for Pamella Peterson Sunday afternoon in the Legion Hall at Eagle Grove.
Karen Helmich graduated June 6 from the Iowa Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing. The commencement exercises were held at St John’s Lutran Church in Des Moines.
Rep. Wiley Mayne urged Iowa postmasters to back President Nixon’s independent postal service plan at the Tawa Chapter Postmaster Association banquet. He argued the reform would depoliticize the Post Office Department, boost efficiency, and aim for self support within five years.
The children of Mr and Mrs Edred Packard of Webster City will host an Open House for their parents 30th Wedding Anniversary Sunday June 15 from 2 to 5 pm at the Moose Hall on Webster Citys west edge Relatives and friends are cordially invited No bids please Invitations are not sent.
Doina Renwick and Doina Renwick People joined Mr and Mrs David McCurry of Marshaltown and Maréll Mahood of Vinton with Lang McCurry and Howard McCurry at Baud Ulte Minn last week. Hillsdale Illinois visitors, Dan Kelling family, and Rick Steven Kelling from Clarion spent Memorial weekend at local homes.
A long roster of周 weekend social events links the Bradbury reunion in Rutland to numerous dinners, picnics, and dances. Charley Foley and neighbors hosted and attended gatherings from Rutland to Clarion, Livermore, and Mankato with relatives from Klemme and Bradford joining others for meals, graduations, and birthday celebrations.
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