Assembly program in the March 27 meeting
Notice states a program on March 27 at 1 30 p m free and open to the public with no admission charged.
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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
3
Notice states a program on March 27 at 1 30 p m free and open to the public with no admission charged.
The Renwick Methodist Church led by Pastor C Wilbur Egeland holds Confirmation class in Hardy at 9 30 sunday with worship at 11 00 and Sunday school at 3 45 District Superintendent Dr Fred Shultz presiding Don’t forget the retreat Hour of Sharing Nebelle Gay Sab district meeting follows Tuesday in Webster City at 9 30 for Minister and Wife Bible Reading Group at 9 with Mrs Lora Peer Wednesday Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at 2
Pastor C Wilbur Egeland invites the public to a Thursday choir reversal at 8 and Friday noon limeheon at 11 30. Saturday features Confirmation Class at 9 30 and Sunday School at 8 45 followed by Morning Worship at 9 45 led by Dr Fred Schultz without the district superintendent. Remember the One Great Hour of Sharing offering. Webster City Sub District TM MYF Rally in Clarion at 2 with Youth meetings in Renwick at 115 for Senior MYFERS.
W Copenaricth announces Lenten services at 7 30 p m with Confirmation Class at 8 and 7 at Parish House 9 30 a m Worship Service and Sunday School at 10 a m Nine Grade Confirmation class at 4 10 p m Word for the Week quotes Zechariah 4 6 Not by Might nor by Power but by My Spirit at Lake.
W Hoppenworth, pastor at Renwick presides as Lake church hosts Lent services at 7 p.m. Saturday. A Sunday schedule lists Grade B Confirmation class, Parish House at 9:30, Church School at 9:15, Worship at 10:30, and a fourth grade Confirmation at 4:10 p.m. The weekly reading is “Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit” from Haggai.
Rev Akos G Papp leads 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 Morning Worship with hymns 14 245 112 and a sermon by Mrs Pikite Text Matthew 27 18 The WSWS will have their ton Wednesday April 3 Hosts are Laura Maxine Steven ile and Ruth McCurry The WSWS Guest Dey wilt May 9 The Adult Sunday School will continue as scheduled
Mills son of Mr and Mrs George Mills of Renwick engaged to a Town Central Community College Medical Assistant graduate. He serves in the United States Air Force stationed at Reese AFB in Lubbock Texas with a September wedding planned between them.
Mr and Mrs Harold Yanney observe their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an Open House on Sunday March 24 from 2 00 to 4 30 p m Relatives and friends are cordially invited The hosts will be the Reach ers Will be hostesses
Final action by the State Highway Commission completes erection of speed limit signs on Highway 60. A 30 mile per hour limit is noted through Renwick. Messages reference community notices, with Fridsy matting garbled and local social events mentioned, including visitations and an observance week with extra offering envelopes.
Ronald Cowles, pastor at Renwick Baptist Church, announces March events including a BYF skating party at Algona Rink, 9:00 morning worship, 10:00 Sunday school led by Beryl Reichter, and 6:30 BYF youth gathering. A Christian Faith and Work workshop begins at Dayton Oaks, with the pastor attending, through Tuesday noon. On March 31 a morning sermon by Mr. Aro Reichter and 7:30 Mt. Dallo Bran parish fellowship follow, highlighting Central American Mission work.
Mr and Mrs John Larson of Des Moines announce the birth of a son weighing seven pounds eight ounces, born Saturday at the Lutheran hospital. He is named Phillip John. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Frasher of Renwick.
Former Eldora resident Exile Lettow died after a long illness. Friends received word Wednesday of the death in Eldora. Lettow, aged 4 tomer Ren. Wick. is listed among deceased residents with illness noted.
Dr. Sarah Jean Lee and Laura Matteson RN announce office hours next Monday and Tuesday mornings ahead of a teopathic state convention in Des Moines Indy shows forthcoming schedule details for patients.
David erke ness, a senior at Boone Valley High School, earned a Regents Merit Scholarship for 1968-69 after attending Regents Scholarship Day at Wartburg College Waverly on March 9. He was among 42 students from seven states to participate in events including breakfast campus tour banquet and an awards assembly.
Mr and Mrs Elwood Green came home Sunday afternoon from Des Moines where Mr Green was a patient at Methodist Hospital for a week. The report notes a science club meeting scheduled for Wednesday March 27 with a 7 pm start to align with field trip activities and other events.
Funeral services for Charlie Thompson of Corwith were held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Baptist church. Mr Thompson and his wife, and their three daughters were former residents of Corwith.
Boone Valley boys track sprints into the State Indoor Meet race with coach Glen Looxinghill planning about six runners for events including 50 and 60 yard dashes 440 yard dash medley and relays. Qualifiers and season records feature Jerry Carlson Jett Lane Norman Marty Phil Ogan and others across sprints hurdles relays pole vault and jumps.
Swanson's to open a farm center featuring noon events and a prize giveaway. The ad hints at multiple prizes and mentions another notice elsewhere in the paper. The copy is partial and includes a note about a local attack rumor but provides no verifiable details.
Varsity boys track lists multiple meets from April to May with qualification times needed at Drake Relays and district events. Also notes three Iowa Champions appear on TV for the National Soybean Yield Contest. Otto Swanson had surgery at Mercy Hospital Mason City and is reported progressing well.
Men signed up for the physical education course are reminded the initial session is Friday night at 7 00 pm sharp in the High School Gym.
The Baptist Mission gathered at the church on Friday March 15. Mrs Fred Engstrom Jr led with the topic When You Care Enough. Bible readings for the month were First Peter and Second Timothy and Jude. Hostess was Mrs Beryl Reichter.
Renwick fire crews responded Wednesday near Renwick to Irving Barras farm in a fire that wiped out a barn containing between 1700 and 1800 bales of xy. Hog waterers a feeder and a manure spreader on the barn’s north side were also destroyed.
A rustic column recalling spring promises amid wind snow and rain. Notes on farms, horses, and a rider’s club plans. A neighbor recalls a Dakotan farmer’s hard lessons and a new Walter Martin horse station inspires pride. Arena work and Saddle Club plans loom for next week.
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