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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1944
Page
4
Local residents share weekend visits and winter travel plans. Mrs Kerr departs for Circleville Ohio. Miss Anna Murray visits Laverne relatives. Krause family heads to Hot Springs Arkansas for weeks of rest. Walter Eggerth seeks U S service fitness in Fort Snelling.
The church notes morning worship at 10:00 with Sunday School at 11:00 and midweek youth and choir gatherings. Upcoming events include Christmas caroling at Bonnie Townswick's, a Youth Fellowship session at the church, and a sermon series starting with "Darkness Turned to Light" based on Josiah 9:2.
St Paul Lutheran Church invites attendance for Sunday School and Divine Service. Instruction closes Saturday at 1 30 p m with Christmas program practice at 2 30 p m All Sunday school children are expected to be present. Pastor R J Huck signs the notice.
The Rasmussen family thanks friends in the community for flowers cards and missionary memorials sent during the death of a loved one. This note expresses gratitude from Mrs Fred Rasmussen and family.
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation to friends for cards letters flowers and gifts received during illness. The writer thanks supporters for thoughtful gestures and emotional encouragement.
Flord Lane and Edward Oppe dahl attended a district Farm Bureau meeting at Garner on Friday. Mandas Nelson left Monday for Los Angeles to spend the winter. Mrs Floyd Lane and daughters visited Sunday at Anna Potter’s home. Marjory Gook left Monday for Owensboro Ky to visit her brother Gordon Cook and family. Raymond Darland was inducted into the U S armed service as part of a Wright county group. Mrs Wim Zentner and daughter Sandra returned from Mercy hospital Fort Dodge where Sandra received ringworm treatment. Donna Nissen spent the weekend with Arolene McGowan at Kanawha. Wilbur Nigaen and Richard Bell and George Bell joined for supper at Arlo McGowan’s.
For sale multiple livestock including Black Poland China boars from John Bockes Luverne Iowa and Curoe Jersey boars from W H Gelmke Sons also Berkshire boars from Rosco Olden with delivery. Lost pair of blue plastic rimmed glasses in leather case return to Pauline Klassie reward. Also sale of two beds with springs and walnut finish from Mrs D A Overbaugh.
The First Baptist Church invites all with no church home to attend Sunday services. Morning Worship at 10 o'clock with a Bible message by Pastor Blumhagen. Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. Evening service at 7:42 p.m. Includes an illustrated Nativity Bible story.
Emmanuel Evangelical Church Flas Pieper announces Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. Divine Worship. No evening service as young people will deliver Christmas message. Prayer service and choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:40 p.m. Mrs Laura Smith of Algona visited Mrs Mary Callesen over the weekend.
Regular session of the Town Council held December 8 1944 with Mayor Harl D Gimer presiding and all councilmen present. November 10 minutes read and approved. Bills paid to Standard Oil Co Saunders Petroleum Co Mia ALR Martin Terry-Durin Co Chas Fischer He Klassie Brady Transfer & Storage among others.
The clerk notes roll call and finance committee approval of the treasurer's report totaling several thousand dollars. Officials including Mayor Har Gimer and Clerk Fritz Britt oversee payments to merchants, banks, and utility services with motions to approve and adjourn.
Local notice for Dr. L. R. Turner, physician and surgeon, located over Renwick Savings Bank. Contact available for professional calls day and night at phone 3041. Renwick Iowa address listed.
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