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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
3
Report from the Subaday event at Smith Park recalls overcast skies turning sunny, with 28 entrants and about 190 vehicles on site. Winners earned ribbons, with club members praising organizers and sponsors, and plans announced for a two day Tide and Camp out on July 24 and 25.
The notice lists multiple church services and events across Iowa including Lake Lutheran Church and nearby parishes. Details mention Easter Sunday worship at 10 am, pastor names, and various activities such as Sunday school, morning worship, sacraments, and upcoming seminars and choir rehearsals at Renwick Evangelical United Brethren and Webster City Methodist locations.
Three parents from Boone Valley Community High School, Renwick area, were accepted for fall freshman admission at Buena Vista College. Names include Janice Ruth Bot Un, Mardy Laurel Jena Sebi Bull, Loralee Sur Klinger. Parents invited to Parents Day on campus Sunday September 5. Freshman registration begins September 6 with fall classes starting that week.
De Lew will be open on July 20 after a closure from July 15 to July 19. The notice indicates the business will resume Tuesday with a July 20 reopening.
The Legion Auxiliary held an officers installation in Cedar Falls on Thursday evening. Readable notes list the new officers including President Moyle Mare Uni, Vice President Bobs Onpedah, Secretary Marvin Anderson, Treasurer Lea Mimbach, Chaplain Vic Radumaler, and other roles. Hosts were Mrs Of ford Skye and Mrs Lyle Kitley.
The Women of the Church of St Paul Lutheran held an 9 o clock breakfast with Cora Philipp Hernan Nix Sen and Georgia Palins as hostesses. Mrs Norman Johnson introduced the missionary convention summary. Rev Johnsot read scripture and led prayer. President Mau Nissen presided. Seventeen members attended. Mr and Mrs Maynard Wilts returned from Basco bell Lone Rock visit with relatives.
The notice lists mid July school activities: girls softball practice at 7, high practice 8 to 10, baseball clinics for groups A and B with times 9 to 10 and 10 to 1, a swimming session, and Friday baseball clinic 9 to 10 and 10 to 12. Events include Two games: Twins vs Yankees and Indians vs White Sox, plus Klemme Jr High hosting at 2.
Lynn Darland returns to Camp Lsng bar after leave at his mother Jeanetta Darland’s home in Arctmerton Washington. He has spent 17 months in Navy on the US Const ellst ion aboard and will soon return to Viet Nam. A group of 25 friends and relatives bid him farewell at Izaak Walton Park during his visit. a crew photo notes the Nar mitt Peet’s cleanup crew after a severe storm last Thursday night caused notable damage in the grove.
In last weeks action the Ta dats beat the Yanks in the first game. Cubs tied Cards 4 8 in Pee Wee. White Sox beat Twins in the final game. Standings show Twins Indians White Sox 2 Yanks. Bob Berkenes 668 Galen Reichter 600 Bil Lawson 220 Kim Swanson 400 Doug Tudemaker 400 Ross Nelson 400 Paul James 360. Bobcats moved into first with an 8 5 win over Geldfield Paul Gimner won pitching and drove in the seventh inning. Dan Rundle Jim Tanner also hit well for Goldfield. Scoring leaders include Jim Schipull 549 Paul Gimner 380 Don Rundle 329 Jim Tanner 350 Kirk Swanson 333 Dave Wind Di
The local girls pulled a decisive 10-0 victory last week after earlier losses to Corvith and Kanawha. They showed improved confidence, better playing, and stronger hitting to secure the win.
Eagle Grove defeated the Bobcats 5 to 3 in the sectional tournament at Kanaha last week. Rich Baessler pitched seven hits allowed. Hon Eekhoff led the Bobcats with two of five hits. Leading hitters include Ron Eekhoff 480 Dan Lerda 430 Bob Clowes 86 Dave Gitner 290 Paul Gitner 260 Larry Nelson 250 and Rich Baessler 49.
The State Services for Crippled Children SSCC will conduct a clinic in Fort Dodge on July 28, 1965, at Fort Dodge Senior High School 819 North 23 Street. Eligible are patients under 21 from Boone Calhoun Franklin Greene Hamilton Hancock Humboldt Kossuth Webster Wright. No examination fee. Referrals advised to SSCC before the clinic date. Comprehensive exams by pediatrics orthopedics pedodontia psychology speech hearing therapy nursing social work and ECG.
The text records Mrs Norman Helmke at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge for observation on Monday. It notes Ray Me Curry wig being taken from Belmwind hospital to Heritage home in Clarion. Mr and Mrs Harvey Walker of Omaha Nebraska visited Charley Walker in Hochester Minnesota, with Mr Walker joining for Rochester and returning Friday night, then continuing to Hochester for surgery on Sunday morning.
Mrs RooM McClure born October 18 1900 died July 8 1985 in Belmond hospital funeral at Methodists church. Survived by husband RM McClure five children and sisters. Memorials noted for Ruhama area community service and local camp events.
Mr and Mrs Philip Hefty of Humboldt announce a daughter born Thursday July 8 at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge named Lisa Marie weighing 2 pounds and iboz. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dick Hefty of Hardy and Dy and Mrs N Hesse of Manchester. Sgt and Mrs Edwin Erwin are parents of a son named Edwin Le Roy Jr born June 87 in San Francia California. Virgil Erwin and Jovy Lehnet are grandparents. Another boy named Vale Rabork born Thursday duty 13 at the Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge weighed 8 pounds 7 ounces. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Mlaynant Waltz, Beye wick and Alt, and Mrs Geo(n) Schvizer of LaVerne.
The Bram and Rasmussen reunion gathered Sunday at Greenwood Park in Eagle Grove with no attendees present. Those listed include Mrs. Jennie Bram Dr Merila White Mr and Mrs Frei Rasmussen of Renwick Mrs and Mrs Vern Kastler Myre Esther Rasmussen Mr and Mrs Darrell Mitchell Mr and Mrs George Gutte from Webster City.
A vacation plan outlines the Kenny Burk family traveling Wednesday morning from As hurqargque New Mexico to Phoenix Avia then to Los Angeles to visit Disneyland and Kinny in San Francisco, with a stay noted in August.
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