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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
3
Schedule released for the Little Six League featuring players Leo Bartzen of Goldfield Leo Christensen of Eagle Grove and Otto Swanson of Renwick with game dates and venues to be announced.
Friends and relatives honored Mr and Mrs Harl Gimer at a Sunday surprise party in Fort Dodge celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs Gimer received a white carnation corsage and a rose corsage from her mother. A "This is your life" photo album was the event's highlight prepared by Mrs Stanley McCurry.
Open house at the Zimmerman home honors Mrs Marie Dawson of Creston and John Hefti for Father's Day. Guests include the Dawson, Hefti, Thompson, Zimmerman and related families from Cres ton LuVerne Britt Hardy Eagle Grove Goldfield and East Moline. Refreshments of ice cream strawberries cakes and coffee are served as relatives visit.
Mrs Carl Flemmig hosted the Renwick Woman's Club with a Collect by Mrs Charlie Trask and a tea rose lesson by Bertha Heggen. The group voted the red rose as national flower and planned a June 26 picnic at Dolliver Park Fort Dodge meeting at the Foley home. Guests included Linda Axtell and others.
Mrs Lora Peer hosted the Fortnightly Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs H E Goettsch led the lesson and reviewed the play Twelve Angry Women. Lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Paine entertained 28 guests at a 6:30 dinner honoring Marilyn Paines ahead of her upcoming marriage to Melvin Joenks of Rosie. The evening included a wedding rehearsal and a long blue and white table decoration.
The Boone Valley Go Getters met May 19 in the clubhouse with 13 members present. Roll call named a weed. Richard Yungelas and Randy Palmer were elected delegates for camp with Reggie Tate as alternate. Clair Nerem as Short Course delegate with Randy Palmer as alternate. Renwick diamond chosen for softball games. club tour planned. Verle Tate spoke on weed control and led the discussion. Report by Reggie Tate.
A surprise kitchen shower for Linda Huntley was held June 3 at the Frank Engstrom home with 18 members one leader and two mother guests attending. The June 5 meeting led by President Janet Martin included 13 members and one mother guest as plans formed for a bake sale June 14 at the Amvet Building with Martha Trask and Diane Clowes arranging the venue.
Nancy Cole, Jane Cole, Roxie White and Kathy Emmert attended. Judy Henriksen and Janet Martin led a baking yeast rolls demonstration. Roxie White supervised lunch. Report by Martha Trask.
Glenn Emmert pastor leads Renwick Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10:00 worship at 11:00 BYF at 6:30 and choir practice Thursday at 8. The dedication service for the Corwith Baptist Church is set for Sunday June 29 at 2:30.
Renwick Iowa church names C A Brauer as supply pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 AM and Worship at 11:00 AM. Iowa District Convention in Wartburg College and St Paul Church in Waverly Thursday through Sunday. Junior Choir meets Thursday at 7:30 PM.
Renwick details interim pastor F William Hilker leading Sunday School at 9:45 A M. Thursday senior confirmation at 2 00 P M. Thursday June 19 Father and Son Banquet. Sunday June 29 church picnic and Sunday School Award Day.
Roy A. Biesemeyer serves as pastor at the Methodist Church in Hardy Iowa. Sunday School begins in the morning with Morning Worship at 10 00 AM followed by the worship service.
Sunday schedule announced for morning worship at 10 30 A M with Sunday School for all ages and classes noted for everyone.
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