14 Jan 1965
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
1
Humboldt County Extension office offers the 1961 Farmers Tax Guide and the 14 changes in tax law with examples for form completion. Additional federal tax forms are available from the nearest Internal Revenue Service office or post office.
Extension Director Norman Moklestad reminds Humbokit County farmers to file federal tax reports. For calendar year filers options include paying estimates by April 15 and filing a final return, or paying total due by February 15. Installment plans available if owed over $50, with first due April 30 and second by October 31. Farmers with questions urged to contact Iowa State University extension.
The Baptist Congregation gathered Thursday at the church for a 6:30 potluck supper followed by annual meeting where numerous church offices and committees were elected for 1965. Rev Elmer Buenning is pastor.
The Bu church held a midweek session in the Ship Room on Wednesday afternoon. New president Mex Enfont Pearson spoke on “Keepingy Meet. Itt, ane Working Together.” Mrs Freda Schneider led devotions. Readings from Non 13 were offered. Members planned a monthly birthday military project and an All Day Study on January 20 at 10 with a noon potluck. Twenty nine attended.
January 15 marks the end of the first semester at Boone Valley school. The past term featured football games, senior pictures, parties, a class play, band and chorus concerts, and basketball games, with students balancing homework and other assignments as they anticipate the new semester.
At a Music Boosters meeting Mr Baessier was given funds to purchase a new band instrument and ten band uniforms were ordered. On January 27 he will guest conduct the select band at the Calhoun County Music Festival.
The Iowa Conservation Commission lists 1944 records with 28 fish entered by 26 anglers in 12 divisions. Notable catches include a 25 pound plus channel catfish by Lawrence Carpe, a four pound crappie by Harold Conrad, a nine pound eight ounce largemouth by Harley Bryan, a 58 pound paddlefish by Leslie Young, and a nine pound six ounce rainbow trout by Fred Davgs. Several divisions received no entries.
Lake Lutheran Last week Like Lutheran Church of Jus Renwick completed a church loan of 15000 dollars. Lake Church was offered its property as security for a loan to a mission congregation of The American Lutheran Church, Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Huron, South Dakota. The Renwick Savings Bank acted as lending agency.
German students study pronunciation through repetition of phrases from a Knapp record as chapter one ends. They will memorize ten minute themes for a ten minute test either solo or in pairs to show teamwork and mastery of German speech. The piece also notes club activities and a fish records entry process with rules and weight minimums.
Bridge Club met on Thursday for a 1:90 dessert foundation with Mrs. Fred Raw museon. High score went to Mrs. Phoyd Lane, draw to Mrs. Kerry Reseberry and low to Mrs. Merlin Neuberger, with Mrs. Marie Nision as a guest.
Neighborhood Birthday Club holds a Monday afternoon gathering with Mrs Verte Harris and Mrs Lara Peer as they celebrate Mrs Jim Yungetas and Mrs Lara Peer birthdays.
Corwith-Westey slighted B. V. 59 to 58 in a tense finish after a close game. John Hawkwith led Corwith-Westey with 17 points, Don Leridal added 15, and Jerry Carson scored 14 as late miscues surfaced in the final minutes.
Meservey Thornton handled B Y 62 to 49 as Meservey led early with a 12 to 0 spurt and used tight defense. Teal and Doty sparked the breakthrough with strong shooting while Hobbs and Dal paced B Y with late points but could not close the gap.
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