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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
2
Local ad from Luverne advertises tie dye supplies and services. Mentions contact at Turner 23492 and a November listing. Promises quick processing and materials for shirts and crafts.
Mr and Mrs Chas Hamat thank bonds neighbors for lovely gifts visits and cards on their Abth Wedding Anniversary and say the day will be long remembered LaVonne Pogge also thanks friends for hospital and home wishes and gifts
Notice to all persons interested in the estate of Peart Packard deceased that formal proceedings may be initiated. The notice references dates in January and seeks relevant claims, with action to be taken per governing probate laws.
Adal Bewin and Lois McCurry appointed executors for the Pearl Packard estate in Humboldt County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months of the second publication or be forever barred. Published in Renwick Times January 14 and 21, 1965.
The ALC of St Pauls Lutheran Church held its Wednesday afternoon meeting with President Mrs Maurice Wilson presiding. Rev Norman Johnson delivered the lesson titled Gods Promise. Hostesses were Mrs Henry Grol Mrs Esther Walk and Mrs Lottle Erdman.
Esther Circle of Lake Lutheran Church met with Mrs. Stanley Sampson as co host on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Callen Stansbury helped. Bible Study titled He First Loved Us led by Mrs Magne Bjorklund. Worship Meditation by Bertha Heggen. Stew andship report by Mrs Ole Bygness. Eleven members attended with no guests. Mr and Mrs John Kiley visited Marion Nelson at Belmond and with her father Carl Vroman who lived in the Nelson home Sunday afternoon.
St Paul Women gathered at Luther Church with Mrs Esther Walk Mrs Henry Groh and Mrs Lottie Erdman hosting The session led by Pastor Johnson focused on Gods Promises The next gathering will move to Feb 10 with women hosting a fellowship night.
The St Paul Lutheran Brotherhood met on Wednesday January 6 at 8 p.m. Lyle Larson led devotions and Rev Norman Johnson conducted the Bible study. The evening closed with a brief business meeting and lunch. Hosts were Dale Kraft and Donald Kraft.
Walter McPeak and many relatives attended funeral services Monday morning at 2 30 at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Livermore for Ecard McKenna. Family members from Fort Dodge Mo and Livermore joined the observance. Randy Palmer and baby were Sunday dinner guests at the Daessler home in Michael Thomas.
Eighty farmers and agri professionals enrolled as Dre Humboldt County hosts the Iowa State University Extension Agronomy Short Course. Frank Schaller and Regis Voss presented soil physics and chemistry impacts on yield, with Norman Moklestad detailing Iowa State soil testing savings. Dr Duncan and Marve Thompsons will discuss plant parts and growth stages next week.
Dick Naeve was elected 1983 chairman of the Extension Council. Other officers elected were: Vice President Archie Johnson of Bodle, Secretary Mrs Eldon Monson of Liver mor e, Treasurer Allen Korslund of Eagle Grove. Council members include Mrs James Lenning Humboldt Lester Mealiff Humboldt Mrs Louis Jacobson Ottosen Mrs Richard Lanning Rutland Dale Reedy Hardy Mrs Don Martin Goldfield Warren Whipple Humboldt Early Hanselman LaVerne and Blaine Peddicord Gilmore City. Council members are elected.
Extension Director states council members will plan adopt and assist in carrying out an extension educational program in Home Economies and Ages culture plus community and public affairs. Council meets monthly to carry the program.
State Conservation Commission restricts use of Iowa State Forest Nursery stock to erosion control game habitat or reforestation plantings only. Trees cannot be used for shade ornamental street or windbreak purposes. New federal cost sharing allows shrubs for game habitat near windbreaks, all shrubs must be from commercial nurseries.
Wright County Extension Council elected officers at its organization meeting with Lawrence Maxon of Grant Township reappointed as chairman for a second term. Delmar Voss of Troy Township was named vice chairman, Mrs. Raymond Hilpspre of Lincoln Township secretary, and Fred Evans of Walcott Township treasurer. The council governs Extension programs in the county under a memorandum with Iowa State University, meeting the last Wednesday of each month and serving two-year terms by township representation.
The guide from Coon County Extension urges livestock producers to ship only sound animals to market to save time and money. It warns against sending obviously sick cattle to slaughter and recommends consulting a veterinarian to assess condemned animals and prevent losses, emphasizing meat inspection protects farmers and consumers.
Rules describe how to qualify for Officer Candidate School, including eligibility by education age and citizenship, 1884 board composition, two year enlistment with guaranteed OCS space, choice of Infantry or Artillery, promotion to Sergeant during OCS, and commission as Second Lieutenant on graduation, with recruiter details at Fort Dodge.
Robert C. Wilson district director reminds all aliens to report their addresses during January. Reporting cards available at post offices and INS offices nationwide. Reports must be submitted to local offices. Names listed include Adolph Meinders Norway Township George Hinman Pleasant Township William Stuck Vernon Township and Frank Anderson Wall Lake Township.
A fragmentary notice notes a four year old child and a Mr Wilson urging action before the end of January. The text is garbled but references a willful failure and a likely legal or parental compliance matter requiring prompt attention.
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