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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
4
Church activities in Renwick led by Pastor H L Sunderman. Eldon Walter to supervise with Mrs H Sunderman as departmental superintendent. Morning worship at 10:00, Youth Fellowship noted, and a mention of Arch School.
Pastor T J Severtson leads birthday luncheon December 27 at 7 30 pm with guest E Langholz of Renwick. Sunday school 1 pm and services 9 21 am. Young Peoples Luther League Mission Society meet next Saturday 7 pm with new officers to be installed. Congregation annual meeting January 3 at 7 30 pm. Womens Missionary Federation meets January 9 at 2 pm hosted by Mrs Lewis Sampson and Mrs Alvin Hansen. Topic 1952 Paul’s Convoy and annual program planned. Cub Scouts and St Pauls Lutheran Choir sang carols. Pastor C O Brandt will preach next Sunday at 9 30 am prior to Lake Church service at 11 00 am.
St Pauls Lutheran announces 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 worship with Holy Communion on New Year Eve services in December incl 7:30 PM December 28 Bist at 7:30 PM Luther League party with gift exchange Corwith Leaguers to attend No confirmation this Saturday Ladies Aid meets January 2 at 2 PM at Mrs Maurice Nissen home with Mrs M Nissen and Mrs Elmer Schnetzer as hostesses Mrs Orval Hoffman to present the tone.
E F Thompson serves as interim pastor with Sunday School at 10 00 AM and Wilbur Nissen as Superintendent. Morning Worship follows at 11 00 AM.
The Methodist Church announces family centered worship and events led by Pastor C. E. Custer and Renwick with Sunday School at 9:15 and 10:09 AM. December dates include Student Recognition Day on Sunday and choir rehearsals on December 21 and December 27 while January 3 features a 7:45 PM session and a Youth Fellowship following.
Marvin Anderson announces that Anderson's Sundries will close every Thursday afternoon from 1 p m starting Thursday December 27. The notice appears in The Renwick Times.
Renwick boys dropped a hard fought 58 48 decision to Bode after a tight first half that saw Bode lead 26 20 at the break and 40 32 after three periods. Renwick girls rallied from a five point deficit to win 58 48.
The Extension and Iowa State College plan a vaccination school in Humboldt County with dates February 11 18 or 25. Six people have signed up and more are urged to enroll to meet interest and help reduce costs. Local veterinarians will be scheduled if enough counties participate.
County Line reports Mr and Mrs Marion Hovéland and daughters with Mrs Maude Freerksen of Kanawha as Saturday supper guests at the Maurice Nissen home. Also noted are Christ ies Day dinners at the Nissen residence with Freerksen and Larson families. Relatives plan Christmas travel to Boskeville Wisconsin and visits to Bricelyn Minnesota.
The Renwick fire department plans its regular monthly meeting this Thursday evening in the Council room. The session will cover routine fire safety matters and department updates.
All Renwick business places close for New Years Day 1952. The Post Office operates only to load and dispatch mail at truck time and late in the afternoon. no window service or rural delivery.
Humboldt county district court set to convene January 25 with Judge Fred M. Hudson presiding. Grand jurors summoned for January 15 include Chris Benjamin Avery township Gilmore City Elmo Blin Weaver Gilmore William Cooper Wacousta Ernest Eggerth Herry Enfield Grove A O Helgrim Norway Eagle Grove L W Howard Lake Hardy Lancelox Johnson Beaver Thor Leo C Kinseth Delans Bode Wade Little Springvale L W Miller Humboldt Livermore Myron Whipple Rutland. Petit jurors for January 25 include Louise Arne Renwick Evelyn Breckler Hardy and Bernice Werge land Hardy.
Boone Township residents shared pre Christmas dinners and Sunday visits at multiple homes including the Henricksen, Engstrom, Clowes, Hippen, Huntley, Gillespie, Paul, and Nelson households. Families from Clarion, Rochester, and Kanawha joined kin in a flurry of gatherings as relatives traveled to see each other over the holiday period.
Richard Gugger of the U.S. Marines stationed at San Diego arrived home Monday to spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Fritz Gugger. Pri Leonard L Kiley of Ft Riley Kansas spent Christmas at the parental John Kiley home. Pvt Kiley is assigned to Company G of the With Infantry Division at Fort Riley where he will be taught the use and handling of Army Infantry weapons and tactics. Mr and Mrs Guy Ballard have received word that their son Cpl Martin Ballard is en route to Japan. His address is Cpl Martin Ballard RA 17267873 (S-52) A P.O 618% P.M San Francisco Calif
Mr and Mrs C W Nichols of Fi Lupton Colorado visited from Tuesday to Friday at the James M Nelson home and with his mother at Eagle Grove. Other dinner guests in the Nelson home included Mr and Mrs James Nelson Jr Mr and Mrs Marvin Nelson and Miriam. Nelsons traveled Sunday to Macon Mississippi to visit their son Lucene I Nelson and family. Several local households hosted visitors and holiday dinners including Bert Martin families, Arthur Lubbert Des Moines, Marvin Nelson Miriam Alfred Martin Merle Martin Zelda Martin Goodfield and Martha Baker. A birthday dinner honored Susie Martin and Chas Trask, marking the Martin family Christmas dinner. Other guests included Mike Collings from New Mexico and Reuben Patterson from Corwith, with many staying through Christmas at various homes.
December 4 1930 highlights Renwick community life with residents home for holidays and Thanksgiving visits. Names include Miss Lucille Klassie Miss Ida Bloom Miss Sylvia Bloom Grace Martin Mina Lerdai and many local families and visitors from Eagle Grove Fort Dodge Ames Cresco St Ansgar and Minneapolis. Local events mention Royal Neighbors social, Northwestern Bell agent change, Fortnightly Club Christmas meeting, and travels to Omaha and Los Angeles.
Mr and Mrs Harold Yanney and daughters were Christmas Day dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Kirchgamer visited Sunday at the Raymond Paine residence. Mrs Raymond Paine and Marilyn visited last Thursday at the Mrs J Hil home at Eegie Grove.
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