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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
2
Mrs. Carl Flemmig expresses gratitude for visits gifts letters towers and prayers while in the hospital and after returning home noting thanks to friends for support during recovery and in the past weeks.
Leola Nissen expresses gratitude for gifts cards flowers and food received during hospital stay and after returning home. She thanks Rev and Muller and everyone who helped and offered support.
Mr and Mrs Herman Krause depart Thursday February 3 for an extended visit with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Richard Vorland in The Dalles Oregon. They travel by train as Mr Krause recovers from recent surgery.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kiley of LaVerne and Mr and Mrs John Kiley attended the grand opening of a cheese factory in Orchard Nebraska owned by John Kiley Jr and Ernest Gugen schwieg er. They returned Sunday as part of In Service activities. Mr Cledis Anderson and Mr Robert Nelson with Bruce Nelson and Alan Anderson visited the Reception Center in Fort Dex Moines on Sunday where they will depart for Army service.
The WSCS of the Methodiat church met Wednesday afternoon in the church annex. President Mrs Richard Nelson opened the meeting. Devotions were given by Mrs Ron Guss and the president spoke on the Salvation Army. Hostesses were Mrs Marion Hunt dey and Mrs Vern Harris.
The Methodist Father and Son banquet gathered about 75 men in the Community room of the Library. Wayne Lichty of Waterloo presented slides and spoke on refereeing Olympic basketball games in Japan in 1964.
Cosmopolitan Club gathered Wednesday evening led by Mrs. Chris Schneider with Bob Lane present and a baby photo roll call. BTW Club met Thursday afternoon led by Glen Martin with Roger Engstrom slides on a study in Turkey. Fortnightly Club met holiday afternoon guided by Mrs. Marie Goettsch on antiques. Delta Deck Bridge Club hosted a 1:30 dessert luncheon led by Mrs. Marte Goettsch.
The January meeting of the Hi Neighbor Club was held Friday afternoon in the Fellowship Hall of Renwick Public Library. President Kim Clowes is away, with vice president Hugh Haverly in charge. Thirteen members made tray favors for the Bis won Nining Home. Mrs Marlon Howeland and Miss Alvin Hansen assisted. Bertha Heggen’s birthday group was hosted by Mrs Gail Wigans and Bertha Tyeranson attended despite surgery
Youth Sunday took charge of the service at RUR Church while Rev. Laurice Streybeler conducted Evangelistic Services at Paton EUR Church. The program featured organ preludes, scripture, prayers, readings, solos, and hymns led by youth and the congregation, with themes on models for life and powers versus servants.
JeWayne Kiley of Renwick attended an Advance Feed Short Course in Kansas City Missouri from January 24 to 23. The program was hosted by Consumers Cooperative Alliance a manufacturing and wholesale cooperative serving over 1 750 local cooperatives including Farmers Co op Elevator where Kiley is employed.
Nerem of Corwith named to the fall quarter honor roll at Winona State College. Academic vice president Dr M B Reymond notes his honor quotient of 3.77, with straight A at 4.00 as a reference. He is the son of Marvin Nerem.
The January 21 Vernon Lassies 4-H Club meeting at Joan Hebnich's home began with 17 members present led by president Anne Clowes. After the business portion, Becky Klassie moved adjournment. Paula Oppedahl seconded. Leaders demonstrated knitting techniques and members received slipper patterns. A delicious lunch was served by Juan and her mother. Reporter Linda Lane.
Attendees from Renwick Hardy and other Iowa co ops join 2000 farmers at the 62nd annual Yarmera Grain Dealers Association convention in Des Moines. FGDA President Milford M. Beeghly and General Manager Charles W. Hanson report net savings of 755 378 with 600 000 returned as patronage dividends to 350 member companies over 22 years. Speakers include Dr. Robert Parks and Fred McLain. Meetings also span export grain and market outlook with FEMIC and Farmers Cooperative groups.
Commercial pesticide applicators seeking licensure or license renewal may take the Iowa Department of Agriculture exam from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. February 7 at H Auditorium in Fort Dodge. Passing score is 75. those who scored below 85 last year must retake to renew. Alternate testing runs 3 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays at the State Chemical Laboratory in Des Moines. Bulletin set on pesticides aids study. Attends Commencement Program Mr and Mrs Gary Basler and family attended the Com-
February 3 marked a milestone as newron Tin Thutedey and others graduated from Drake University in Des Moines. Larry Dorhout of Humboldt earned a BA degree while Mrs. Dorhout, a former Boone Valley Schools teacher, was noted among graduates.
Gloria Retty Plane Yanney Reth Schipull Marolee Neuberger attended the MYF Midwinter Rally Saturday afternoon at the Fagle Grave Methodist Church.
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