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Newspaper
Renwick News
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
3
Sunday School 8 15 am Worship 9 am May 15 MYF 6 30 pm May 15 WSCS 2 pm with Mrs Myron Clancy. Bible study and prayer services listed with no creed but Christ and no book but the Bible. Evening service 7 30 pm. Hardly Iowa pastor Rev D H O Tool listed.
Lake Lutheran Church announces Thursday and Sunday confirmation activities led by Pastor R W Hoppenworth. The program lists 9th grade confirmation at 4 10 pm and SCS services at 9 15 and 10 30 am with multiple circles meeting at parish locations and home hosts.
The bulletin lists Rev. Ronald D. Petrak as pastor with 8 p.m. chancel choir rehearsal and 2:15 a.m. church school. Worship at 10:30 a.m. nursery care for preschoolers, no junior high youth fellowship. Other items include a May 8 skating party at Alogona for 65 cents admission and 30 cents for skates, BYF sponsorship, worship at 3 a.m., Walter Stover as church school superintendent, and a car wash at the church on Wednesday 8:00 to 3:30 with proceeds to Ener.
Civil Defense Director Humboldt County Larry Lindhart and assistant Donald Simmons visited Boone Valley Schools on April 30 to review shelter locations and emergency procedures. They advised central halls away from windows and reinforced areas, and suggested a planning committee with engineers if needed. They also shared tornado facts and cautioned avoiding gyms, auditoriums, upper building sections, portable classrooms, and glassed areas.
A class of 31 seniors reveals destinations for 28 students continuing education. Named colleges include Wartburg College UNI Cedar Falls Iowa State Minnesota State Mankato and Northwest Missouri State University. Several plan to work in Chicago Sioux City and Cedar Falls.
A prior list of business places open Friday nights omitted Lindell Inc Office. The correction notes Lindell Inc Office should be included in the Friday hours roster.
Jack Woodworth of Columbus Ohio, a Waldorf College student at Forest City, was fined 25 dollars plus costs for nuisance driving in Greens Court on April 28. Further charges pending.
Friday afternoon a birthday gathering honored Lena Geigti with Miss Bertha Heggen hosting. Attendees included Mrs Duane McCurry Mrs Paul Heggen Mrs Curtis Margeb Mes Gail Wigans Lori Pauls Mrs Barbara Kelling Sias Bdar the Heggen Mise Geigel and Mrs Eldon Walter.
The notice directs sewer patrons in the completed area to obtain connection permits from Town Clerk Darrell W. Matteson. A legal description and a five dollar permit fee are required. The text also mentions social events involving the Matteson family and Patty joining Alpha Lambda Delta sorority.
Mr and Mrs Art Kraft of Renwick and Mr and Mrs Leonard Reynolds of Manson appear in a local social note listing prominent residents and recent gatherings.
Sherrill Oppedahl visited Sunday evening with Clarence Erwin in Mercy Hospital Mason City. Clarence Erwin underwent surgery there Monday. Francis Hefty had an appendectomy last Wednesday at Belmond Hospital. R L Rossman returned home Friday from Methodist Hospital Rochester Minnesota after a stay. Mrs Clifford Skye and Mrs Jack Hawk visited Mrs Skye's mother at Boone Hospital Sunday. David Bisbee underwent arm surgery Thursday May 5 at a naval hospital in Guam. address given for 1st Lt David A Bisbee U S Navy Guam Ward E 2 Fleet Post Office San Francisco California 98630.
Attends' funeral arrangements announced for Mrs. George Treyer of Whittemore. Maurice Nissen and Mai Nienstn may be among attendees at the service held Wednesday following her passing.
Goldfield senior Marilyn Espe daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlan Espe is among 3000 winners nationwide named by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. The 17 year old will receive a 1000 scholarship to St Olaf College to study mathematics.
Paul Nielsen, vice president of the Patience Brewster Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution, joined a national convention bus tour April 12 to 22 visiting Gettysburg Philadelphia Lancaster Fort McHenry Valley Forge Annapolis Washington DC and key national monuments. The Sheraton Park Hotel hosted the CAR convention with over 1000 members and guests.
The Senior High Youth Fellowship banquet was held Sunday at 6 30 pm with about 35 in attendance. Ni Schipuli welcomed the next year's 10th graders and honored the seniors. Vernon Jurgemeyer of Klemme, IFYE to Israel in 1967, shared colored slides about his experiences. Hostesses were Mrs. Chris Schneider, Mrs. Loren Sechipull, Mrs. Donald Clowes and Mrs. Jerry Roseberry.
Mr and Mrs Ernnest Pergande hosted a Sunday farewell in LuVerne for their son Bruce who has enlisted in the navy. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Bell Dean Kitley Kevin Robert Johnson John Pergande and others from LuVerne and nearby towns.
Chief Warrant Officer 2 Norman Lee Helmke returned home on Tuesday from Viet Nam on a 30 day leave to visit his wife and parents Mr and Mrs Norman Helmke.
The Go Geiters met at 8 p m on Monday May 5 at the Walter Marlin home with Allan Helmke presiding. Tommy Martin led the Pledge of Allegiance after which 13 members and two leaders answered roll call. Project identification reports were completed by some members and others will return them this week. Dale Reichter led the 4 H Pledge to close the meeting. Dennis Martin spoke on Your Light and Your Light. Charles Martin demonstrated Good and Poor Lighting. Leaders discussed keeping record books up to date. The hosts Denny and Tommy Martin served a delicious lunch.
The article notes multiple track events with top finishes and new records. Key performers include Mary Ann Burk Pam Erdman Beth Martin and J Erdman. Team scores show Cal the leader at 56, Rockwell Swaledale 60 and Boone Valley 54. The District Track Meet in Story City is May 9 with 30 teams anticipated.
A Tuesday afternoon card club session met with Mrs Paul. The group gathered for fellowship and games in a social, friendly setting.
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