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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
3
The text presents sermon notes from Rev Norman Johnsen at Lake Lutheran Church with teachings on peace and eradicating fear and hatred. It lists worship times at 10 am and 9:30 am Sunday School, plus Ruth Circle meeting details at the Mrs Donald Green home.
In Renwick Iowa the Baptist church led by Pastor Wilbur Egeland hosts a Sunday service with Holy Communion at 8:30 am and Sunday School afterward. Choir rehearsal and MYF follow Thursday sessions.
Jule Ann Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Johnson Humboldt was baptized Sunday morning at Lake Lutheran Church. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Conrad Rossing of Bode and Sonja Bjorkhind of Humboldt.
Gregory Wesley Carlson expresses gratitude as he resigns after sixteen of eighteen years with Boone Valley Schools. He notes rewarding and challenging service, thanks staff and community, and extends best wishes to returning and new administrators, with his home in West Union.
A weekly horse column shares a grandson birth in Denmark Wisconsin with Mark Howard Schroeder born seven pounds. Grandparents from Dewitt Nebraska Corwith Iowa and Denmark Wisconsin are named. The piece describes a sunlit ride, a wiener feast, and a forthcoming fun show titled DMOK-SEE with horse games and pole bending.
Poem by James Ensert Lowell laments and celebrates Independence Day. It praises liberty and national pride, referencing a banner, children, and enduring love for the republic in a stylized 19th century voice.
Renvick Wisconsin joins the planned nationwide bell ringing to honor American independence with ten minutes of chimes across churches, schools, and government buildings. Philadelphia will host a four minute bell ring, with Iowa timing events at 12 00 daylight savings time.
The Greater Des Moines Chamber of Commerce announces the 1964 Blue Ribbon Farm Family Contest. Eligible families include parents and children living at home who earned ribbons from Aug 18, 1903 to Aug 18, 1963, including 1963 Iowa State Fair ribbons. Winners are showcased at the Gravis stand during the state fair.
Ray Carlson of Northwestern Bell discusses the expanding data communications over the national telephone network. Data-Phone converts machine signals for transmission, enabling pacers like TEletypewriter connections, stock quotes, and branch office speed orders. The TWX system is dial-accessible, and new data speeds reach 1050 wpm, linking banks doctors brokers and insurers in low cost data flow.
Farmers Co op of Renwick began building a new fertilizer plant to be in operation by August 1. The 704 ton capacity facility will handle bulk fertilizer with modern blending equipment and a frame building by Will Construction Company of Fort Dodge. Don Philipp, manager, said the site was leveled this week.
A 1964 letter to Adrian Rademaker of Renwick Savings Bank praises the bank for exceeding Savings Bonds quotas for ten years. It notes 60 Iowa banks have achieved this, with several reaching nine or eight of ten years, and commends all staff, officers, and board members for their ongoing effort.
A Winnipeg news release honors Ernest F. Macha hailed as Master Angler by the Tourist Development Department. The Manitoba contest winner landed a 19 pound 8 ounce northern pike at Kississing Lake in Northern Manitoba earning a bronze Master Angler badge and certificate.
Five acres were bought from Lewis for a two new town dump to be opened next week. The Arne Block area miles east on Park Road will be fenced and bulldozed as prep. Hours and regulations to be announced. an attendant will supervise disposal. Corvallis editorial note warns against internal corruption.
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