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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1969
Page
3
The Goldfield church led by Minister Maurice Hinds invites all to Bible School classes for every age at 10:30 a.m. Worship follows with an evening service. Friday evening Prayer and Bible Study is set for 7:30 p.m. The creed is Jesus Christ and the Bible is the sole book. A warm welcome awaits.
Church notices outline a week of spiritual renewal at Renwick Baptist with guest pastor Rev. F H Cowles of Dodge City Kansas The schedule includes morning worship church school silent prayer coffee hours prayer groups and daily spiritual emphasis services at Renwick and Corwith churches The trip to Bull Shoals for fishing costs 30 dollars and reservations are requested through Wilbur Nissen
Reading of Thursday Lenten service at St Paul Church 7 30 p m Theme Behold the Lamb of God and the Perfected Sth Grade Confirmation 9 30 am SCS 9 15 Worship 10 30 am Parish Luther League meets at Lake Church 7 pm Program Dana and Kathy Will Julio and Paul James and Mike Amerson Lunch Jan Kraft Kris Buaessler Jody and Mark Wanken and Richard Lowe March 16 Lake A UC Men at church 8 pm postponed from Wed March 12 Program Bob Oppedahl Hosts Lloyd Swanson Lawrence Neten and Lewis Sampson Confirmation Classes grades 8 4 10 pm Lake Church Council 7 30 pm See Lewten Service at St Paul 7 30 pm Theme Behold the Lamb of God and the Persecuted am Worship 9 am Sunday Church school 10 15 Parish Luther League meets at Lake Church 7 pm Program Donna and Kathy will Julie and Paul James and Mike Amerson Lusch Jan Kraft Kris Recasker Jedy and Mark Wanken and Richard Lowe hiv re weany Gredes 7 E 4 10 pm
Frank French undergoes surgery at Mercy Hospital in Tort Dodge. The community ears a silent prayer service at Renwick with a 3:00 Morning Worship led by Rev F H Cowles. Corwith hosts 7:15 Silent Prayer and 7:30 Final Spiritual Emphasis week service. United Methodist Church lists multiple Lenten events led by Rev Ronald D. Petrak and guest speaker Rev Louis Aitken of Rowan Iowa. Hardy United Methodist Church schedules worship, confirmation class, MYF, and midweek Lenten service with Bible study and council meetings.
Renwick and Corwith Baptist churches announce Spiritual Emphasis Week from March 16 to 23. Rev. F H Cowles, native of Iowa and former pastor in Fremont Hedrick and Bedford, will preach on the Prodigal Son. Evening services alternate churches with daily 9:00 AM prayer and coffee.
The United Methodist church of Hardy hosted World Day of Prayer in Boone Valley School. Readers included Mrs Hagge Mrs Palmer Mrs Earle Martin and Mrs Bjorkland with Rev. Petrak delivering the sermon. The Brass Choir Prelude and Offering were led by Mr Baessler.
Mrs Karen May, Mrs Avis Rasmussen, Mrs Dorothy Rasmussen and Mrac Verna Neilson are listed in a local notice line with names appearing together. The fragment suggests a social or formal listing of residents or participants.
Mr and Mrs Jim Anderson announce the birth of a son on March 5. He weighed nine pounds two ounces and is named Edward Ralph. Mrs Matilda White and Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson are the grandparents.
Mrs. Arnold Block, chairman of the Heart Fund Drive, announced a total of 188 dollars and 68 cents collected in the campaign. The event supported heart research and patient assistance through the local health association.
A Renwick report notes the fundraising drive collected 188.69 dollars. Officials thank volunteers who donated their time to the effort.
Mrs Tillie Klasse was honored at a neighborhood farewell gathering Monday afternoon for Mrs Donald Green. Lt Col Donald and Mrs Green, Terri and Jim left Wednesday for their new home at 5519 Callander Drive Springfield Virginia.
The American Legion and Auxiliary held a potluck supper Saturday night for their 50th anniversary. The program included the Pledge of Allegiance and an interpretive article by Julie James. Mrs Credis Anderson presented Bob Nelson with a gift from the Renwick Auxiliary.
Mr and Mrs John Walther and their children returned Friday after a three week trip to Florida They visited John Kilinsky in Largo and Mr and Mrs John Lakose in Hollywood Also along the route they called on Appullo 9 and Geo Shell in Merritt Island and Kroeger couple in Palmetto They stopped at May Wood City to see an aunt and uncle Walter Gullik
Arlene Larson and Linda Lane, supported by students, will spend six weeks in Europe this summer under chaperones Mr. Stover and Mrs. Stover. They depart June 30 from JFK, visit Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Salzburg, and Paris, returning August 7 with study and cultural experiences coordinated by AIFS.
The Humboldt County Historical Museum near Dakota City will open Sunday March 16 from 1:30 to 5:00. A new display titled The Easter Parade features bonnets and a collection of Indian artifacts donated by R. G. Saxton, including Celt, axes, mauls. Admission is 50c over 15, 25c for 7-15, free under 7 with adult. 1989 membership card holders admitted free. Visitors invited to view the artifacts.
Ron Klasse of Marshalltown takes first place in a Firestone Batt Debt Recovery Contest held by the Firestone Company. The Des Moines district has 13 Firestone Stores. achieving 150 percent of quota earns a $75 gift certificate. Mr. and Mrs. Klasse are former Renwick residents.
Ron's DX hosted an open house on Friday and Saturday, March 7 with free coffee and donuts. A drawing offered 12 door prizes including gas, oil changes, lube jobs, and car washes won by multiple individuals such as Boyd Eekhoff Herman Christians Cora Philipp Clay Hansen Henry Eekhoff Steve Lindell Frank Steffen Raymond Long Gale Lowe Ray Mills Verne Harris Wayne Hagge.
The Renwick Lions Club thanks the school and community for support in a glasses drive tallying about 100 pairs collected by grades Kinder through Sixth. Glasses were dropped off at Wills Food and the Corner Store. Betyl Reichter Kanawha, Lions member, supplied details.
Custom Farm Service hosted its Annual Appreciation Day on Saturday March 8 at the Ren wick Legion Hall. Manager Bob Barracks said about 178 chicken dinners were served at noon with free drawings awarding a carving set to Mrs Annette Engstrom and fertilizer prizes to Art Jurgenson Marlin Lund and Ed Anderson.
Mary Pearson manager of the Farmers Co op expressed appreciation as nearly 9000 dollars in cash patronage refunds were paid to about 10 members on dividend day held Friday March 7. A large number of patrons took advantage of spring farm needs and free drawings awarded Larry Packsad a socket set Robert Kraft a drill Kenneth Helmich a wrench set. Mrs Laure Hipgen visited from Thursday to Saturday with Mr and Mrs M C Smith in Rock Island Illinois.
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