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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
3
Elmer Guenning preaches on returning to the home gentle warning. Thursday features Lessonship Training conference Fort oe followed by Friday Ladies Mission Society at 2 PM. Sunday School and worship are listed with BYF events at Harvey Hawkins home in Corwish Monday BYF Social. officers in charge.
The church lists Thursday continuation class at 4 00 PM and rehearsal at 8 00 PM. Esther Cireke meets Mrs Grace McCarry at 2 00 PM and Miriam Cirele attends 2 00 PM Sunday School in the church. Sunday worship at 10 00 AM with a children program and senior MYF at 11 00 AM. Wednesday WSCS May Breakfast for members at 9 00 AM. Regular May meeting noted.
Thursday choir rehearsal at 7 30 pm Nominating committee meets with Mr and Mrs Howie Rasmus sen at 7 30 pm Sunday School 9 00 am Worship service followed by Congregational pot luck supper at 6 30 pm then slides on work at Rey Den Campbell in Porto Rico Everyone welcome Tuesday Commission on Education with Mrs Amhur Skiye 2 Wednesday WSCS meets with Pastor Wilbur Egeland at 8 pm
Rev Norman Johnson presides over an adult instruction class at 4 p m on Friday and a junior Lutheran meeting Sunday at 7 p m at 9530 A Mt. Esther Circle meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Donald Hogler home. Conference ALITW Convention Thursday includes senior confirmation Wednesday at 4 45 p m. Brotherhood meeting Thursday at 7 p m.
St Paul Lutheran Church Renwick lists adult instruction class on Friday at 7 pm. Confirmation class Saturday at 9 pm. Sunday School at 9 49 am and worship at 11 am. Missions meeting Sunday at 5 pm. Parish conservation meeting Monday at 7 30 pm. Brotherhood meeting Wednesday at 8 pm. ALCW conversion Thursday at 7 45 pm.
Rev Laurice Streyteer leads a Christian calendar with Thursday April 30 Hy Gulechisin Class at 3:00 pm Local Conference on Saturday May 2 at 2:00 pm Holy Practice Sunday School. Fellowship supper at 7:00 pm featuring pictures of Nolte family. May 4 Annuity Conference begins at 1:00 pm, Waltslay May 62 Wes tivest Day at 2:00 pm.
Tiny, a Renwick native and former Western Electric worker, marks 25 years of corn popping with a Saturday event. He returns to town, operates a shop near Lawson Hardware, and plans giveaways including free popcorn and Pepsi.
Farm Bureau Women from Glen in Martin gathered Monday afternoon at the Martin home with ten members and two guests. Mrs Beryl Reichter presided, Mrs Lynn Carlson led the devo. County Chairman Mrs Ruth Evans presented the “Safety” skit. The next meeting will be at Glen Earl Marlin home in May.
Ida M Krause 87 of Renwick will be honored with services Monday. The Renwick Town Council met in special session on Iris day April 17 to discuss a final settlement with Me Lauke and to accept resignation of Jerry Gorrell effective April 28. Attending were Mayor Black, John Miller, Mrs Lake, Mr Court and Mr Collins. Funeral services for Mrs Krause were held Monday at St Paul Lutheran Church with Rev Norman Johnson officiating. Burial followed at Verdon Cemetery. Mrs Krause, born October 5 1870 in Posen Germany, immigrated at 19, married Adolph Krause in 1902, lived west of Renwick, and died Friday morning at Rotary Ann Retirement Home. Survivors include sons Herman and Fritz of Hardy, two sisters and one brother in Germany, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were handled by Lake Funeral Home.
Renwick town council held a special session on April 23 to approve daylight saving time. The plan sets clocks to 12:01 AM April 26 and continues until midnight October 4, 1964, with voting in favor by Heetland and Palmer. Attendees included Block, Klasse, Heetland, Palmer, and Schnetzer among others.
A garbled school notice outlines travel to Allison for a large group contest including bars, boys and girls bands and mixed voices. It mentions Antely hays paying in the Bronco Be, a May 3 event, a Sistered Moet at Engle Gane in May, and May 8 Voishad at Tawa State Ur tyaetign with several other May activities and an Award Day Assembly.
Al Held presents an assembly at the BY high school gym titled Sons of Newfoundland. The program features films and artifacts depicting life in Canada’s northern province with special adventures. The entire Studer beady 6 12, and faculty, attend Wednesday evening as music groups compete in a free concert. The choir and band perform ahead of a large group contest at Allison on Saturday. Girl and mixed choruses perform selections including Tell Me What Master Hand and America Our Heritage.
Forthighily Club met with Donnie Kraft Thursday afternoon with a few members joining. The Hawk eyeland lesson was given by Mrs Walter Long. BTW Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs June Siemens in Eagle Grove. The lesson by Mrs Vern McPoak covered flowers and gardening. KYN Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Donald Clowes, lesson by Mrs Walter McPoak on the History of Humboldt County. Mrs Ernest Werling led entertainment. Mrs Gerhard Mayer hosted the Renwick Women's Club with fifteen present. The program chairwoman, Mrs Wayne Hagge, announced 1904 65 theme Guarding Our Heritage. president Mrs Eddie L Eygness presided. The last regular meeting of the club year will be with Bertha Heggen, Thursday afternoon May 14. Hardly WSCS met in Mechoreh perlors Wednesday with 17 members. Mrs Cliffons Skiye was hostess. They voted to hold a Bazaar in the Fall and a WSCS supper on a separate day. They also voted to serve Bible school children in June. Next meeting at the home of Mrs C W Egeland on the evening of May 6. Mr and Mrs Y Seger and Mrs CL. Mark hosted the Sh00ooo club at a 6:30 Honey at the Club Cafe in Eagle Grove Wednesday evening. high score went to Mrs Frank Chaney and Ton d May, low to Mrs Des James and Frank Clancy.
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Boone Valley school system offered contracts for the 1964 65 academic year to teachers on March 15 and nearly all accepted. Among resignations at the end of the current semester are Mrs Richard Gugger kindergarten Mrs Lawrence Dorhout third grade Mrs Archie Thorapson fifth grade Miss Tarmine Walt sixth grade and Mr Keith Hall junior high English.
The telephone company notes spring increases risk to underground cables as poetry protests underground lines while NY Bell expands burnet cable placement. Carlson and Gell warn signs cannot pinpoint cable routes and urge callers before digging. In 1963 cables were cut every other working day across the five state area, risking electric and gas service alongside telephone lines.
Attendees from Renwick area visit the Open House for Dr Sutton in her new home and office near Ft Doge. Helpers include receptionists Medty Neuberger and Bert Sankey, and several others on the Wilitchen committee. Additional guests and family visits noted in Ames and nearby towns.
Officers for the school year were elected at the BY Alusi Boosters regular meeting on Monday April 20. New officers include Mrs Ina Clowes president Mrs Merlin Neuberger vice president Mrs Robert Nelson secretary and Mrs Merle Martin treasurer. The group reports a very successful year and thanks the community for support. A junior high music concert is set for May 3 1964.
The Pt Dodge Protectorm EUB Church held a spring youth rally in Renwick with participants from Webster City Ft Dodge LaVerne Pater Renwick Boxholm Mulberry Center Ralston Maple Grove and Lundgren. Twelve youths registered. welcome by Ronald Klasse and Vernon Bundt. Dr Wayne Marty led talks and discussions. supper served by Renwick WSWS. film Going Steady shown.
Humboldt County hosts Rural Women's Day at Humota Theatre on Monday May 4 with a 1:00 p.m. start. The Humboldt Co Farm Bureau Womens group presents a style show of garments by local women, followed by a meat cookery demonstration by Harriet Carr of the National Live Stock & Meat Board. A social hour at the Humboldt Trust and Savings Bank Community Room concludes the event, with Vernon Township chair Mrs Virgil Ervin greeting guests.
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Rolfe Paul Lutheran Church hosted the Conference Brotherhood Banquet on Monday evening April 7. Attendees included Pastor Johnson, Orval Hoffman, Ray Birch, Paul Kirchgatter, Donald Kraft, Henry Groh, Maurice Nisett, Selmer Nerem, and Lyre Larson. Featured music by the Foremen barbershop quartet from Rolfe and guest speaker Herb Kent of Grealey Works magazine in Minneapolis spoke on Be Able To Stand.
Club invites members to a trail ride on May 3 with a possible May 10 alternative for Mother's Day. Please help confirm attendance and assist with archery practice and word check.
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