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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
3
Renwick area churches list sermons, Sunday worships, youth events, choir practices, and confirmation classes. Includes Baptist, Evangelical Brethren, Lutheran, and Methodist activities with times noted for Sunday school, evening services, prayer meetings, and special gatherings.
Norman, Larson Che, and Mrs. Arnold Blockcocht attended the company meeting for the Heat Drive in Humboldt. For February the workers listed include Mrs. Art Kraft, Mrs. Pete Sadler, Mrs. Gene Gimer, Mrs. Elaine Ame, Mrs. Ron Guam, Mrs. Edna Stafford, Mrs. Beth Mayer, Mrs. Harold Klasse, Mrs. Jerry Krause, Mrs. Etta Rannick, Mrs. Anna Krause, and Mrs. Jack Knudsen.
Church activities listed include Sunday School for both youth and adults, worship service, and a pastor’s dinner. Bible Living School meets at Eagle Grove, circles meet midweek, and hostess assignments are noted for various gatherings. A junior center choir event is mentioned at Navi Hote with unclear details.
A list of students appears under the honor roll section, naming dozens of individuals such as Karen Bottin David Berkeness Patricia Matteson Marilyn Espe Sandra Schipull and David Trask among many others. The compilation includes multiple spellings and repeated entries across several lines indicating a published roster of honorees.
The readable passage presents a jumbled roster of personal names including Arlene Larson Kenneth Cameron Dornell Eileen Nelson Dane Clowes Myral Swan Linda Swanson Jorgenson Diane Swanson and others. It appears to be an OCR damaged list with repeated fragments and stray words.
The Lady Bobcats defeated Goldfield 64 to 38 after a 42 18 halftime lead. Linda Helmke led with 10 rebounds and 4 blocks, Beth Schipul scored 34, Donna Erdman 17 and Arlyss Smith 22 as Kanawha faces Kanawha 18 next. Four seniors play their last home game.
Dale Trotter of Goldfield announces his candidacy for Supervisor in District 2 Liberty Norway and Boone Townships. He currently serves on the county Tax Hoard of Review and is the third candidate to announce for the office.
Ms and Mr Eugene Fisher of Riceville Minn announce the birth of a daughter Lynne Danielle on Friday Jan 28 at Belmont Hospital weighing 7 lb 1 oz. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Baker Fisher Sam Werstein and Kenneth Kraft of Kanawha are cited.
Al Bell, noted lecturer and photographer, will present the program "Sons of Fabulous Florida" at the Boone Valley Electric Coop annual meeting on Feb 7 1966. The event follows the 6:20 pm dinner at the Renwick High School and showcases travelogue films and stories from Florida and other locales.
Funeral services for Herbert Searles 72 will be Friday at 11 AM at Hake Funeral Home. He died Tuesday at the Veterans Hospital Des Moines born October 18 1894 in Yeanouth England and came to this country as a youth. He lived in Hampton and served in World War I and was a World War II veteran. The service will be conducted by Rev Imarloe Streyffeler with military rites by Harvey McPeak Post 299 and American Legion casket bearers. Interment Vernon Cemetery.
Boone Valley High School prepares for the 1966 North Star Conference Music Festival at Thornton gym on Monday February 7 with a 7 30 p m start. Band selections include Beth Schipull Diane Yanney Rich Baussier Gloria Yanney Art Nelson Karen Helmich Rick Nelson Bob Johnson Steve Lane and chorus members Arlys Smith Linda Hetnike Gerd Matin Vivian Pergande Jim Anderson and others. The article also notes Boone Valley beat Goldfield 87 75 in a recent basketball game and honors several families hosting birthday celebrations.
Richard Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Gale Lowe was admitted to University Hospitals Iowa City on Wednesday for observation at the hospital after being admitted to the care facility.
The Order of Eastern Star held inspection on February 1 at 12:30 in the Masonic hall with Past Matrons serving a luncheon for about 43 attendees. Guests included Worthy Grand Matron from Cedar Rapids and several district and grand officers, with meals served by members. The event featured a 6:30 dinner and a large turnout as officers presented the work, with several grand officers and visiting members from multiple towns in attendance.
The Bone Valley Community School will start a language skills program for grades 3 to 5 on February 7 1966. Mrs Swanson will teach and Mrs Freeburg will cover first grade. Federal funding under the Elementary Secondary Education Act of 1985 funds the program. An amended 1985 66 budget hearing is slated for March 30 1966. The allocation to the district is 81810076. The program cost 736203 covers equipment and supplies.
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