Corner Miss Aunde Funk Presentation Draws Faculty
Miss Aunde Funk received a Pitt for the Mitte type after a circuit by the High School Faculty last Wednesday evening.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
4
Miss Aunde Funk received a Pitt for the Mitte type after a circuit by the High School Faculty last Wednesday evening.
A local note blends church news with community chatter about a new pastor in Virginia, a donated horse, and generous neighbors. Residents discuss riding incidents, safety, a pancake supper, and club plans, including tricks for horses and upcoming events at the Swanson home.
Elmer Buenning pastor leads services at El Remick Iowa church with Vacation Bible School events, prayer meeting on Thursday at 8, worship at 7:00, church school at 10 10, and evening worship at 8. Priday vocation notes mention Bille Sehnal.
The text lists Renwick Iowa church activities including Alos Papp and family, Pastor Thurnhey, Pastor Akoy Papp, a 7 pm gathering at Your Fellowship Ninjanire Golf, a Bible School concluding Saturday June 4, and Evang Elical TD v A Sunday School Morning Worship and Evening Service.
Fort Dodge district conference at First Church in Fort Dodge 2:30 to 4:30. Sunday School at 10. Vacation Bible School begins 9:30 daily through Friday. Goodwill truck arrives. Regular Official Board meeting at 8 with Mrs Ruby Walsher hostess. Choir rehearsal and morning worship times listed for two churches.
Lutherans Hoppenworth and Renwick list service times classes and special anthems. Events include Wednesday ALCW meeting hostesses and Sunday worship at 8:30 to 10 a.m with Sunday School at 9:30. Names of pastors, organizers, and hostesses appear in fragmented details.
The annual alumni banquet will be held June 3 at Renwie School. Tickets must be sold by June 1. Anyone not yet contacted should call chair Mary McPeak. The 25th anniversary celebration will honor One Malady Moms and Anton Floyd Women’s orchestras.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1:30 PM at Molnity Methodist Church in Lake City for Phillip Beckerdite 46 of Lake City who died in a two car accident Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Carl Jenson officiated and burial was in Elmwood Cemetery Renwick with military rites by Renwick American Legion Post 284. Beckerdite owned a laundromat in Lake City and served as Army sergeant in World War II. Surviving are his wife two sons Patrick and Gary two grandchildren his parents Ralph and wife and two sisters. His son Patrick graduated from Lake City High School last week, days before his father’s death.
Northwestern Bell and the Iowa Commerce Commission announced cuts in intrastate long distance rates to become effective July 9, aiming to save Iowa users about 2 020 000 annually. Rates for three minute calls drop from 5 to 9 cents over distances above 47 miles, with new service options and modest increases for some local exchanges. The company cites economies from new equipment and expanded service, noting total annual savings exceed 5.5 million and investments of 1498 million in Iowa.
Mr and Mrs George Mills took their son Mack to Fort Dodge on Monday where he departed for Des Moines to take medical exams for the Air Force. He will be sent to San Antonio, Texas for basic training and Mack remained with relatives for the interim.
A baby girl named Katherine Ray Sprague arrived Friday May 27 in Renwick. Parents are Walter Kral and Laue Sprague of Vallsen. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Hin Le Sprague of Omain Nek. The infant weighed 6 pounds 3 ounces at birth.
In Des Moines the Boone Valley girls joined the Latter States Federation Track and Field Meet. Senior events included high jump long jump discus and sprints led by Karen Bottin Jeri Erdman and Becky Rademaker. Julie James Susan Burk and Meg Hunt starred in relays while Becky Rademaker set a school record in the 220 yard dash 27.7 seconds. The team placed 28th among 38 teams with 196 entries competing.
Community service notice promoting a Goodwill Industries truck visit on June 6 to collect usable items. The drive aids job training and rehabilitation for disabled people, with Reverend C W Egeland coordinating and offering pickup arrangements through Mrs Clarence Brayton of Ward.
Boone Valley Community School district announces summer programs for swimming baseball and clinics. Buses will shuttle Renwick and Hardy areas with multiple pickup routes starting 8 15 am. Groups cover 4th through 9th graders with time slots for tennis softball and high school summer baseball plus junior high sessions. Contact Kenneth Kolpin for details and schedule updates.
Mrs Myrtle Uornes of Fort Dodge underwent surgery at Lithéran Hospital on Monday May 18 as listed in the local hospital notices. The notice confirms the procedure and patient’s city.
Myron Collins returned from the Veterans hospital in Des Moines after surgery on Monday. He underwent a procedure and is now resting following his hospital stay.
In Service Earl Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Gerad Nelson has been inducted into the Army and left Wednesday for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri awaiting further training and assignment in the armed forces.
A farewell party was hosted Tuesday evening at the Mays McPeak home to honor a man who recently left Munda Yr for Tes Maines after enlisting in the army. Guests included Pant Powuson, Mr and Mrs Milford McFeak, David, Pantwud Torry, Mr and Mrs Robert McKenna, Mr and Mrs Guy Dalayd, Mr and Mrs Milo Paterson of Laverne, and Mr and Mrs Norman Metmke and family.
Mrs Gale Lane and Richard Jeft will visit Town City on Tuesday May 1 for a checkup. Richard will be writer Ong Y T Hospitals on the farming of dune Tura wheckupe and PASI bIo AN Berg.
Students named on the honor roll for the second semester include numerous individuals such as Linda Jargon Arlene Larson Eileen Nelson Dianne Swanson and Dim tH Chaves. The list highlights those with 3.0 or better and notes multiple students achieving second semester honors.
Readable portions list students by last names in last nine weeks and second semester. The roster includes Linda Jensen Arthur Nelson Arlyas Smith Karen Bottin David Berkenos Mariden Fepe David Trasis Karen Helmich Robert Johnsen Gerri Martin and others across two semesters with multiple spellings and variations.
The regular Go-Getters meeting at David McPeak's was called to order by Gren Reighter, president. Members answered roll call and discussed the business meeting with plans for July and August gatherings at Walton Park, before adjournment.
Bruce Nelson, stationed at Fort Lavinard Wood, Missouri, spent Memorial Day weekend visiting his parents and family, the Robert Nelsons. He returned to camp Memorial Day afternoon.
A compressed list shows multiple high school baseball games with times and locations. Teams include HolWool, Wester Dero, Klesime, Guldfield, Kanawha, Ventura, Meserver Thort ton, Sheffield Chapin, LaVerne, and more. Sectional tournament noted at end.
The page lists multiple game slots across June July for junior high baseball. Entries mention Venture, Cornwith, Eapie Grove, Luvemé, Goldfield, Rockwell, Klemme and times such as 2:06 and 2:00 with locations and dates in June July.
Luther League held officer elections Tuesday evening at St Paul and Lake Lutheran churches. At St Paul, officers are President Richard Baessier, Vice President Bill James, Secretary Vicki Willy, and Treasurer Vicki Helmke. At Lake Lutheran, officers are President Rent Swanson, Vice President Dennis Ray Rasmissan, Secretary Py tla Edwards, and Treasurer Sandra Deppe.
Thursday afternoon meeting of the KYW Club featured Mrs Carl Ke and Mrs Dale Fragt giving a lesson. The next gathering is planned with Mrs Will a Spar Thay June Sch, confirming continued December activity.
BTW Club met with Meg Marvin Nelson on Thursday. The tessin was given by Mrs Anette Engstrom on arty history at Hamilton Coupiia. The next meet will be on dine 0th with Mrs Maudee Marin.
A report records attendance at a funeral service for Ernest Dah ler, with mentions of Mrs. Santores Aniler and views from attendees in Now Claris Wise on Thursday.
The Old Trail Rider awman ghd howe and family from Spring, Texas arrived on May 16 on furlough. They are visiting their parents Gale Lowes of Remwick and Carl Sleiters of Humbou. They will return to Wart dune on the 3rd.
The article reports the wedding of Miss Funk to Mr. Ben Eastman of Csua Falls, noting she previously taught mathematics at the Hogi Valley schools. It mentions family names Degelau and Arthur Dapelag Bremer and references a base inbrat Sui. Other details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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