Solo and Ensemble Recital at School Next Wednesday
A recital by Solo and Ensemble Music groups will be presented Wednesday evening April 9 at 7 30 in the high school gymnasium.
03 Apr 1958
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
1
A recital by Solo and Ensemble Music groups will be presented Wednesday evening April 9 at 7 30 in the high school gymnasium.
The Literary Guild will hold a Silver Tea next Tuesday April 3 at 2 00 PM in the church basement of St Paul Lutheran.
Glenn Emmert leads Renwick Baptist Church services with Sunday School at 10 00 a m and worship at 11 00 a m Topic Resurrection Power BYF Easter Breakfast at 8 00 a m for Junior Missions BYF choir and pianist WMS meets Friday April 4 at church at 2 00 Leader Anette Engstrom prayers by Edna Stafford and hostesses Geraldine Palmer Ellen Martin
Evangelical United Brethren Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Worship at 11:00 A M Easter Message, Lenten boxes to be brought. Sunrise service at 6:30 A M hosted by YF All are invited Union Good Friday service at 11:00 A M at the church.
Roy A. Biesemeyer leads Sunrise Youth Service at Hardy at 6:00 A M Sunday School and Worship at 11:00 A M with Holy Communion Thursday at 7 30. Choir practice Thursday 8 30 P M Esther Circle April 9 at 2 00 P M Ruth Circle moved to April 11 Good Friday Union Service 11:00 A M at the EUB Church.
The Hardy Iowa Methodist Church invites parishioners to Easter events with a Sunrise Service at 6:00 AM on Sunday, Sunday School at 9:15, Morning Worship at 10:00, and a Quarterly Conference at 8:00 PM on Tuesday April 8 at the church.
The Lake Evangelical Lutheran Church lists Holy Communion on Thursday at 7 33, choir rehearsal at 8 30, Good Friday services Friday at 1 00 at Eagle Grove Lutheran, Easter Breakfast Sunday at 7 00 for Luther League and St Paul Church, worship at 11 00, and a special congregational meeting Tuesday at 8 00.
The notice names C A Brauer as supply pastor at St Paul Lutheran Church Renwick Iowa. It lists schedule events: Saturday senior confirmation 1 00 to 3 00 Sunrise Service 7 00 A M League Breakfast with Lake Leaguers Guests afterwards Sunday School 10 00 A M Tuesday Church Council 7 30 Wednesday Luther League 7 30 P M Hosts Gary Kelling and Kenneth Helmich with topic by Gary Kelling.
Children through age 13 in Renwick are invited to submit a name for the town’s upcoming summer baseball club. A $5 prize is offered. entries must be written on paper, signed, and delivered to The Renwick Times by April 30. Each sheet may hold one name, with the entrant’s age listed.
Twenty two BVHS students earned nine week honors across grades nine through twelve. Names include Harold Bisbee Ed Hebner Alan Henriksen Gordon Jensen Judy Ann Johnson Penny McCurry Ronald Bottin Kenneth Friday Paul Heggen Janet Martin Joanne Espe Ronald Hefty Judy Henriksen Charlene Hooker Adelle Jensen James McGowan Virginia Wig Mary Gilligan Dick Gimner Nona Hefty JoAnne Seger Donna Swan.
Mr and Mrs Ray Ellsworth of Park Forest Illinois welcomed a son born Friday March 28 weighing eight pounds Mrs Goettsch visited the Ellsworths during the past month and Harold Goettsch spent the weekend there as well The item notes family connections and arrival details.
Nine youths were admitted to Communicant membership by Confirmation at St Paul Lutheran Church Sunday. The group includes Merle Anderson Harold Bisbee Harley Friesleben Harvey Friesleben Gordon Jensen Sandra Kraft Gloria Nerem Marilyn Philipp and Donna Thompson. Pastor C A Brauer officiated.
Mrs Omer Davis hosted the BTW Club on Thursday. Mrs Bert Huntley led the lesson and read a condensed Readers Digest article on Henry Ford. Guests included Mrs Chris Schneider and Mrs Anna Peterson.
The KYN Club met at the home of Mrs Anna Block on Thursday with Mrs Carroll Gillespie reading scripture and Mrs Fred Guegisberg leading the First Aid lesson. Mrs Keith Baessler organized the program and Tuesday visitor Mrs Vernon White from Mallard attended, with Mr and Mrs Bill Zentner visiting Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Gus Arne joined for day supper at the Mrs Karl Arne residence in Eagle Grove. Mr and Mrs Martin Kleve and Mr Don Lerdal with families attended confirmation at Humboldt Lane Lutheran Church for Roger Kleve and Darryl Wilson, then dined at the Jean Kleve home with hosts Mr and Mrs Melville Wilson.
No school is announced for Friday and all classes will resume Monday morning April 17 at district schools. The notice encourages students and parents to plan accordingly and return for the new week.
Robert M. Zimmerman awarded a one year full scholarship by the University of Colorado at Boulder. The grant covers $3900 plus books supplies and tuition as he pursues a mathematics major. He will take leave from East Moline High School to study in Boulder with his family moving there.
The Fortnightly Club gathered at Mrs A H Stafford’s home on Thursday with performances by the Boys Octet and Girls Trio. Mrs Warren Garrison presented slides of Germany and Austria and the club announced four blue ribbons and a painting by Vlaminck for achievements in literature public health legislation and education.
Charles Burk died at Cherokee Hospital on Sunday after a severe flu illness. He suffered a fatal heart attack. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist Church in town.
Charles Clarence Burk born May 30 1885 in Mount Morris Illinois died March 30 1958 at Cherokee Mental Health Institute aged 72 years 10 months Survived by wife Cora Burk children Tehrman Kleo Lauretta Mario Kenneth two grandsons six granddaughters and many relatives He lived in Iowa most of life farming near La Verne Renwick and operated a drug service He was a member of First Methodist Church Renwick and remembered for friendliness and helpfulness.
Mrs Tom Gimer is a surgical patient at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge this week. Mr Ed Selgelid and wife left Tuesday for Iowa City where he undergoes surgery Wednesday. Mrs W P Wittmer returned home Monday from Belmond Hospital after a week with virus Pneumonia.
The Rebekah Lodge held a friendship meeting at the Masonic temple with Bradgate lodge ladies as guests. Numerous visitors gathered at Ed Anderson and Elmo Arne homes, including guests from Britt Eagle Grove Menlo Park Kanawhan Des Moines and Pocahontas. The Attigs hosted guests from St Paul Spring Valley and others through Sunday afternoon.
The Renwick annual Easter egg hunt, sponsored by local businesspeople, returns Saturday at 2:00 PM. For ages 0 through 6, hunts in the town park. ages 7 through 10 in the school yard. Prizes are offered. rule details appear on page four. Prizes can be claimed at Sankey Implement with stamps from listed merchants.
A meeting to discuss the Quality Egg program will be held at Renwick school on Friday April 11 starting at 8:00 p.m. The session is sponsored by Hardy Coop Elevator of Hardy and the Farmers Coop Co of Renwick.
Union Good Friday services for the Methodist EUB and Baptist churches will be held tomorrow April 4 at 11 00 A M in the EUB Church. Al Renwick stores will close from 11 00 to 12 00 noon in observance of the service.
Mrs R. E. Cook hosted the Renwick Woman's Club meeting on Thursday. Mrs William Beenen presented an Adult Education Demonstration on Teas Buffets and Parties with colored slides. Roll call was Varied Ways of Serving. The program for the new year begins May 8. Mrs Trask summarized the Humboldt County Meeting.
Mr and Mrs J L Fisher hosted a dinner Sunday to honor granddaughter Debra Fisher who was baptized. Guests included numerous Fisher Haugland Wergeland and Nelson families, plus others from Eagle Grove Lakefield West Bend Hum boldt Corwith Goldfield Ames and nearby towns. Afternoon visitors and weekend guests were listed along with several 10 day travel plans and birthday observances.
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