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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
4
Renwick Iowa pastor Wilbur Egeland reports at Worster City MYF Sub District Council meeting in Clarion at 2. Harold Pannell presents a report on the Annual Conference.
Wilbur Egeland pastor leads WSCS Guess Day activities on Thursday. Choir rehearsal at 7 30 pm. Webster City MYF council meeting Saturday at 2 pm. Sunday School at 9 00 am and worship at 9 45 am. Mrs Hazel Pannell reports on Annual Conference. Church picnic planned at Eagle Grove Park noon.
Rev Norman Johnson leads adult instruction on Thursday and worship with Sunday School at 9 49 am. Bible study leaders meet Monday evening at the parsonage. Board of Education meets Tuesday at 8 pm at the Olat Kheveland home. Esther Circle gathers Wednesday at 8 pm at the Les le Stockdale home. Mary Circle meets Thursday at the Ole Tielle home.
Church notices list services Sunday School at 8 45 am worship at 10 00 am Bible study leaders meeting 6 00 pm women breakfast Wednesday at 3 00 pm church program Thursday June 25 8 00 pm pastor names and meeting details included for St Paul Lutheran and Evangelical United Brethren and Baptist churches in area notices
Mr and Mrs George Has maan en of Webster City and Mrs Jennie Bram visited the Fred Rasmussen home for Wednesday dinner with the Gordon Mc Clean family of Denver. Cosmopolitan Club met Wednesday evening with Mrs Refine Hossman and 19 members present. Mrs Rost ivan gave the cere amict lesson.
A special meeting of W H Co op voting members will be held at Badger Community Hall Badger on June 30 to vote on amendments to the articles of incorporation. The revision would allow amendments at any special meeting with a quorum of one hundred members or ten percent of voting members, whichever is greater, and require affirmative votes to pass.
An option on three acres near the railroad is reported for a new fertilizer plant. The firm expects approval and says construction could start soon with ten to twelve jobs created once operation begins for retail and jobbers. The Renwick plant is one of eighteen planned citywide.
Six Iowa counties Calhoun Hamilton Humboldt Pocahontas Webster and Wright joined the Iowa Growthland banner to spur new industry and expansion of existing plants. Officers include Dodgen president and Russell secretary treasurer with a 25 dollar group membership. Seminars begin Sept 1 with data on utilities taxes and labor markets to guide regional development.
All State Music Camp gathers 450 musicians from Towa at the University of Iowa for a 12 day session June 14 to June 26. Over 230 students take part in the fair program with 100 in chorus. Local families hosted guests during the event weekend.
The ad scene lists twin fillies under the twins entry with names cited by Cremer and others as contenders. Judges will determine the winner based on the formal ratings and PVCU show standards.
The Boone Valley Electric Cooperative of Renwick mailed checks totaling 2191423 representing exigment as Deferred Matron age Capital for 194249H. This second payment brings the total returned to members to 20585.95. The cooperative began operating December 2 1916 as the first REA finance aided electric cooperative bringing power to rural areas.
Humboldt County farmers with corn fields should check for corn rootworm activity from now through month end. Extension experts describe two field tests and a flotation method using water and Epsom salts to identify rootworms, with guidance on sampling and thresholds for actionable pesticide treatment.
The group notes rising attendance, reaching 68 members with 21 more than last year. New members including Alfred ad Cope Fett and sons join, while Lala Hippen signs on, and trail rides feature river crossings, hills, and woodlands. A final reminder invites readers to join before the deadline.
The Renwick Times highlights two key local economy players in this week's Dairy issue. The Renwick Community Creamery sits in town while the Pioneer Cheese Factory stands two miles north, showcased in a photo series.
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