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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
3
The St Paul Lutheran Church in Fenwick lists worship services on Sunday at 9 30 am with Sunday School at 10 30 am. Pastor Morman Johnson leads, with confirmation and teacher training sessions scheduled during the week at the parish house.
This brief church notices page lists Elmner Benning Baptist and Renwick Evangelical United Brethren and Methodist churches in Iowa with pastors Renwick Laurice Streyffeler and C Wilbur Egeland. It outlines Sunday worship times, Sunday school, evening services, prayer groups, catechism, and pulpit exchanges for the week. It notes choir rehearsals and church activities including youth and women’s groups.
Marla Jean and Sharlidy Kay Hansen daughters of Mr and Mrs A E Hansen Renwicks were baptized at Sunday morning service at St Paul Lutheran Church Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Irvin Nelson Mr and Mrs Dennis Janssen Mr and Mrs James Thoden and Mr and Mrs Russell Giddings Jr all of Humboldt and Dakota City.
Bowling standings show Farmers Coop leading with high team score and individual leaders including Jin Kradgen Findell and Thorvey. Results list entries for teams such as Covy Oil Renwick Titsee and Wally Inn, with Waltz and Mardy Livestick noted among top performers.
Ten year old Kimie Russell of Newton, aided by the Easter Seals program, will appear in major titles of 1965 Easter Seal Campaign. She has benefited from Iowa Hospitals and the Easter Seal Center in Des Moines and plans to attend Camp Sunnyside for summer activities.
The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation warns that moisture shortages across the state may force changes to crop protection for 1985. Officials say sales could close early in Iowa and that all risk coverage is available in several counties for the 1963 crop year, with rising farmer participation annually.
A local column recalls the Knit Wits group, noting they have no officers or dues yet maintain lively energy. Members craft handmade items from washcloths to sweaters, with anecdotes about a few dedicated evenings of work and the group’s quirky naming dispute.
Rev and Mrs Andrew G Oppeyluhl of Hawkeye announce the birth of a son on Saturday January 16 named Nath Joel. Grandparents are Mr Andrew Oppeyluhl of Humboldt and Rev and Mrs ALG Seharat of Codur Mails.
A Saturday afternoon gathering in Golafield brought together Mrs Sthnvnder and Mrs Markanns with guests Mrs Mrt Schneiler Mrs Barbara Kelling Mrs Anna Baumgartner Mr John Swan son Mrs Ray Larsoi Mrs Frank Frenet Mrs Harry Stevenson and others including Lena Elmer and Mrs Curtis Morgan for a birthday honor event hosted by AM and Mrs Myron Callie at Heathen Hone at Brit.
A incomplete, unclear OCR fragment references available resources and actions. It mentions fields like hedge rope and power with weak mixed words and names. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable people can be confirmed from the readable text.
A report notes Mr. Melvin Salinela in Belmond under observation since last Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Swanson and Mr and Mrs Leslie Prester travelled from Thor to Rochester Minnesota last Tuesday to visit Ms Earl Prester. An unnamed individual was taken to Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge on Thursday.
Reported notes show multiple residents undergoing medical care or visits. Names include Mrs Lisyd Swanson and Mrs Omer Paws with hospital ties in Rochester Fort Dodge. Several individuals are in or entering hospitals such as Belmond Luther Pere Dade and Mercy in different contexts.
Ye. and Mrs. Charley Foley along with Mrs. Annalock and others attended the joint distallation of the Hobikah and Odd Be low Ledges in Humboldt on Friday evening.
A report from the Division of Tuberculosis Control shows that 2203 Humboldt County residents received chest X-rays during a county program. Of these, 119 showed abnormalities requiring further evaluation. 19 were referred for larger X-ray plates to sharpen diagnosis.
The Dobcats host their last home game in conference play against Goldfield on January 29 at 7:00 p.m. The event marks the final appearance at home this season.
Thomas D. Roseberry son of Mr and Mrs Darwin Roseberry of Golifield will be granted a Ph D in Statistics from Iowa State University on Feb 27. Roseberry is a senior statistician with C Ey R Inc and serves as a Dugway Proving Grounds consultant in Dugway Utah where he his wife and son live.
Carole Lawson earned a homemaker award for top score in a senior girls elimination on December 1 and 16, making her eligible for a national contest. Her submission has been sent to the state COINS office for judging.
The fragment describes Lydia Circle meetings with Mrs Lyle Larson as hostess on January 13 at the Leal Aires of Saint Paul Lutherie Chute. Mrs Down lames led a session on the book of John and a collection for mission work is mentioned.
The North Stay Conference night features Wy O14 Foretay girls beating Cot night foremen with strong scoring from Beth Sehjnall and Don Ma Kenan's 9 points. Boone Valley boys suffer 57 56 win over Cal as John Hawk leads with 18 and Bob Maas 28 top scorers in rough game. Boone Valley edges Kanawha 64 33 in first round with Lerdal at 25.
Leonard E. Kirchhoff of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee reminds Wool Growers to file applications by January 31 1955 the official final date for marketing year 1964 wool and lambs. Since January 31 falls on Sunday the deadline moves to February 1 1955. Applications on completed sales should be submitted promptly.
Readers learn pastors from multiple denominations will swap pulpits on January 24. The plan includes Methodist and Disciples churches with joint services and visiting ministers from Protestant Episcopal and United Church of Christ affiliations in several communities.
Representatives from 12 North Central Iowa chapters of the American Cancer Society gather in Algona for a one day area planning meeting. Registration begins at 9 30 a m at the Algona Country Club. Attendance aims to support a statewide education and fund raising drive with a 45 000 person task force across numerous counties.
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