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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
3
Public notice lists worship services at 9 00 and 7 30 p m with church school at 10 18 and Evening Worship plus Parish Fellowship. The fragment mentions a sermon by the Lord and car transportation for parish events.
Laurice Streyffeler leads Sunday school at Schwal 10 30 am and 3 30 am service. Youth Fellowship helps run morning service and night gathering with Pastor closing week in Paton Ia Feb 1. Ministers and wives retreat in Des Moines Feb 3. Youth Fellowship Banquet noted.
Wilbur Fiteland and the Methodist Men discuss plans today. Banquet at the Library in Saberdale Webster City Sub-District MYF Mid-Water Advance runs 12:30 to 7 in Eagle Grove. Beth Schipull invited to attend. Sunday School and Morning Worship times listed with Cherub Choir rehearsals and Woman's Society of Christian Service led by Gudrun Anderson.
Church notices list meetings at the Parish House and church services. Circles Blue Study Esther Circle and Mary Circle meet with designated hostesses and leaders. Worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday school and adult class. junior and senior confirmation classes scheduled, time 2 p m.
Readable text notes Chela Bible Study and Conformation class at Parish House and St Paul League church gathering. Parish events list Thursday 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m meetings with church venue specified.
A long set of social updates lists Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mc Curry and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bell traveling to California and Orange City to visit relatives, while others head to Tempe and McAllen Texas. The column recalls college friends from Buena Vista and recounts a dramatic blizzard memory with a preserved personal reflection and local sleigh ride planning.
Mrs Stanley Schipull hosted a 1 30 dessert luncheon for the 803 Bridge Club with three tables of play. High score went to Mrs Dean James and low to Mrs Alfred Kellen while draw prizes were shared by Mrs Edna Bratford and Mrs Jerry Roseberry. The KYN Club held a pot luck in the Library Community Room with entertainment chaired by Mrs Laveme Henrik and Mrs George Hollman. Verne Harris won high and Mr M low, Bill Hippen won the door prize, and Terry Mitch took traveling prize. Mrs Maurice Nissen led the Literary Guild Club at 8 pm with 15 members present including new members Mrs Jack Knudsen and Mrs Russell Rygnew. Robert Lee read on Ivy Baker Priest, former U S Treasurer, as the group studies Capitol figures in Washington D C.
Humboldt and Hardy hosts held Sunday after noon lunch at Credis Anderton in honor of Alan Anderson who will leave Sunday for the Army. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harold Hansen Randy Clayton Mrs Avin Dixon and family and Mr and Mrs Ed Nervig.
The Baptiat Missionary Society held a meeting at the church on Friday afternoon. President Mrs Glen Earl Martin led the session with 13 members present. Guest Mrs Harry Coulter, wife of the State Secretary, attended as guest. Mrs Beryl Reichter gave devotions from Matthew 22 22 33 and introduced the book The Church not Made with Hands. Mrs Charlie Trask and Mrs Elmer Buenning hosted.
The Lu Verne tournament saw the girls beat LuVerne 76 64 with Beth Schipull scoring 48 points and matching the school record. Karen Bottin 11 rebounds Lois Lerdal 10 and Arlyss Smith 10 led. Stuflitk scored 76 points as Kansowa kept pace and won. Bobcats fouls and free throws decided the game.
Out of hospital Mrs Carl Fleroming returned home Friday from Mercy Hospital Fort Decay where she was confined to joy home Berman Krauser returned home Tuesday Jan 18 from Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge where he was a surgical patient
Dr Donald Guss of Renwick Veterinaries shared colored slides and a travelogue of Western Europe at the Renwick RUB church Sunday evening at 7 30 The Builders Sunday School class sponsored the program Mrs Lloyd Stevenson led singing and responsive readings Robert Lee gave the prayer and introduced Dr Guss Mrs Henry Klesse provided the organ prelude A coffee hour followed in the Fellowship Room served by Mrs and Mrs Paul Dobson and Mrs Harold Klasse
The Legion Auxiliary held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the EUB church with 21 members present. County president Mrs Donald Autre of Bode attended along with District president Mrs Miler of Dennison, and Supt Melvin Sammers gave an engaging talk about his trip to West Paint.
The Renwick Rebekah Lodge held its senior meeting Tuesday afternoon January 18 at the Fellowship Hall of the Renwick Public Library. Noble Grand Mrs. Anna Block presided and hosted. Plans were made for a joint installation with Rutland TOOF in Renwick February 15, with Installing team Deputy Grand Master Morris Fuller of Bradgate and Deputy President Cleo Tubbs of Humboldt. Mr and Mrs Glen F Mar attended weekend with brother in law and sister Raymond and wife at Parry.
Brent Wilbur, son of Mr and Mrs Ken Wilbur, underwent surgery last Wednesday at Masonic Hospital in Chicago IL.
Mr and Mrs Earl Werling hosted a Sunday dinner at Hardy for the 40th wedding anniversary of his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Werling. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Blumer and their daughters of Ventura and Lavonne Werling.
The fragment lists church events including an adult class at 0:45 am Warehip Service, ALCW meeting at 2 pm with Hannah Circles leading the lesson, Motherhood group at 8 am, 4:15 to 5:45 am, and a Senior Confirmation class at the parish house.
Charles City announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of Rozetta Franklin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin to Terry Nerem son of Mr. Marvin Nerem and the late Mrs. Nerem of Renwick. Rozetta is a Sophomore at Luther College Decorah and Terry is a senior at Winona State College Winona Minnesota. An August wedding is planned.
Mr and Mrs Rupert Nelson hosted a Sunday dinner to honor their son Bruce who has volunteered for U S service. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Baumgartner Mr and Mrs Albert Nelson Nancy Jewell of Goldfield Mr and Mrs Richard Nelson Rick Ross and Jay Mrs Barbara Kelling and Mr and Mrs Jim Nelson and children.
The family of Mrs. Anna Block hosted an open house on Sunday afternoon for her 50th birthday. Mrs Carroll Block poured coffee and Lynn Black served punch at a decorated tea table. More than 100 friends and relatives attended to extend birthday wishes.
Locals report visits to Bermond including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swan staying with Mrs. Matilda Bamford and Dena Hunt from Cumberland Wisconsin wintering with Bamford. Virgil Tate and Charlie Trask attend funeral services in Council Bluffs and a Farm Operation Department banquet in Ames. Ken Fulks of Mart Nelson spoke. Eldon Walter and Fannie DeMooy hosted Sunday suppers. Mrs. Bertha Reed hosted visitors from Hang and Eagle Grove. John Ssyauson and Cecile Brock hosted meals in their towns.
Ambiguous report notes a meeting involving Mrs Georgia Palmsithe and board members. The text lists several names and affiliations but details of decisions or outcomes remain unclear.
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