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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
3
Church notes from Renwick Iowa list Pastor Jaumes Streyffeler and weekly activities. Morning worship at 10 with Sunday School at 4:30, prayer group, catechism, and World Service Day planning. Pastor travels to Orchard Nebraska for services. weekend classes and supper planned.
The Baptist Church led by Pastor Elmer B Guenning lists services and events including Thursday RYF Cornwith at 7:30 pm and Group I Men s Rally in Sac City at 7. Laadership Training Group at 7:30 Worship Hour at 2 pm Sunday School 10 10 Evening Worship 7 30 Choir rehearsal 8 46. The Methodist Church at Renwick with Pastor Wilbur Egeland announces Thursday Choir rehearsal Sunday School at 9 45 Morning Worship 11 00 Cherub Choir singing Quarterly Conference 2 30 with Dr C J Buckwalter in charge Pastoral Relations Commission at 2 and Woman's Society of Christian Service at 2 Cherub choir rehearsals at 4.
Sunday School at 9:45. Morning Worship at 9:45. Parish Lenten Service at 7:30 p.m. at Lake Church. Baptism news: Mark Donald Harvey baptized at Lake Lutheran Church with sponsors Dr and Mrs Robert Morris Storm Lake. Bowling results and club notices appended.
Northwestern Bell announces further reductions in long distance rates after a request by the Iowa State Commerce Commission. Vice President Nurnberger says details are being drafted and revised rates will be filed March 4 for a May 1 implementation. The plan aims to save Iowa telephone users over $400,000 daily, following a prior September 1964 cut saving about $1.13 million annually.
A school notice announces a session on Friday March 26 1965 and a parent teacher conference on Saturday March 27 1965.
Gerald Anderson of Renwick completed training as an electronic technician at the Radio Engineering Institute in Omaha. He accepts a position as Technical Instructor at the same institute. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson of Renwick formerly employed at Arne Matura.
Harold Trask injured in a car accident and hospitalized several days at Groeley Hospital Ames. He later returned to duties at the State University of Iowa on Monday after treatment. Mrs and Mrs Charlie Trask were with their son during the incident.
The Rev. Paul waxed eloquent at Renwick and Nady Churches on Sunday with morning sermons and a social duck dinner. In the evening he spoke at Ronowick Methodist about a South American trip, followed by a church annex meeting and a reception for Rev and Mrs Nealene lyst from St Paul.
Humboldt farmers are urged to attend a rootworm information meeting at Humboldt High School. University expert Jar Gander notes about 1,000 acres in Iowa were treated with organophosphates last year with limited success. The open meeting aims to share safer methods and current recommendations for controlling western corn rootworm.
Funeral services were held for Mr. Charles Muen in Fort Dodge at St. Cast Lutheran Church. Attendees included Mrs. Renry Klass and Rev. C Wilbur Bite among others, with 230 in attendance and offerings totaling 57.22 dollars. Readings centered on What Doth the Lord Require and prayers by Rev. Laurice Streytfrie.
Pie Portnightly Club met at Mr HF Goeitsch home with a new year program read by Airs A H Goeitsch. The annual food sale proceeds were donated to Renwick Public Library. Know Yo Club met at Mrs Jywin home with scripture reading and a lesson on The Black Muslin.
Buena Vista College plans a 41 piece band concert at BV School on March 22. The group includes BV graduates Clair Nerem and Diane Clowes. Members will arrive Monday afternoon and stay with host families, dine, and sleep over, then depart after breakfast the next day.
A nuptial shower for Mrs Vernon Nerem, formerly Kathy Merem, was held Monday at St Paul Lutheran Church. Hostesses included Mrs Nerem and Mrs Hoveland. Devotions by Mrs Lawrence Nerem, a duet by Trudy and Jackie Shipman, plus readings marked the program. About 15 guests attended and gifts were opened before a green and white tea lunch. A post nuptial shower for Mrs Dick Elliott, formerly Eleanor Hoveland, followed Friday evening at the same church with 45 attending. Devotions by Mrs Nerem, Beverly Hoveland sang, readings by Mrs Hoveland and Mr Hoveland, and a blue and white luncheon followed. Beverly Haveland and Sheryl Elliott helped with gift opening.
The Rather Circle met at Mrs. George Latch s home with co host Mrs Carroll Packerd guiding devotions The Mirian Circle met March 2 at Mars Herman Krause s home with co host Mrs Plaud Swan leading the lesson The Baptist Youth Fellowship held a sledding party at Fischers Hill last Friday then shared a hot lunch at the church The Mary Circle postponed its March 11 meeting to Mrs Joe Skinner s Goldfield home with Mrs Darrell Barber presenting the Bible lesson The Baptist Mission met March 12 at the church with devotions by Mrs Terry Mitchell and lessons by Mrs Annette Engstrom on The Love Gift and Ministering to Spanish Americans A film strip on the subject followed The Rebecah Circle met March 10 at Mrs Katherine Markman s home with devotion by Mrs H E B Goetsch and lesson by Mrs Marie Nigen Lunch was served The Lydia Circle met March 10 at Mrs Ray Block s home Bible study on Qualities of Love from I Corinthians led by Mrs Ciedis Anderson April meeting set at Mrs Marion Hoveland s home with Mrs Geo Mariman leading the lesson
In a Humboldt County reminiscence the author recalls 60 years of horse life and small town antics. An amusing horseback speeding arrest on Main Street led to a five dollar fine in Mayor's court with the arresting officer being the culprit's uncle. The column mentions the Iowa Quarter Horse Association event and a past Times Office item about Nissen boys and ponies on a coaster wagon.
A surprise dinner at Treios Inn Fort Dodge honored P. H. Sadler on his 39th Sun Ray DX service anniversary. Attendees included E. L. Hermann Clarion Merle Fletcher Clarion Wm Walkner Hardy Ant Hoyer Fort Dodge Lowe Monte Humboldt W Erwin Renwick Harold Klasse Renwick Sar Brace Middleton Eagle Grove and Mr and Mrs P H Sadler.
The Hardy Cooperative honored members at a March 11 annual meeting in Humbolds Legion building with a dinner. About 240 members attended the event and heard Vern Martin of Newton speak as the keynote.
An unclear sports or accident note mentions Ronald Klasse and an event in Priday. The text references injuries and a box car race or mishap, with a rival named Mike. Details about dates, exact location, and outcomes are unreadable.
The notice describes an annual benefit game with a March date, a senior bowl matchup against a faculty team, and involvement of graduates and alumni. It notes proceeds go to the community effort, but the text is garbled making many specifics uncertain.
Attends funeral services for Charles Moon at St Olaf Lutheran Church Fore Dodge with Mr and Mrs Edgood Green present. Local residents and relatives, including Mrs Lawrence Nero and Georma Paine, visited Gaylord HII and daughter Martine of Eagle Grove. Marlene’s birthday celebration noted at W. Carlson home West Union while Lea Mimbaeh’s family hosted guests.
Attending the State of Basketball Tournament were the junior and senior BV girls basketball team, coaches Ken Wilbur, and high school cheerleaders with Mrs. Merlin Newberger and Mrs. Loren Schipull. Also noted are health updates and various local visit events involving friends and relatives across multiple towns.
Mr. Gillespie teaches an economics class of 17 seniors exploring money as a medium of exchange, supply and demand, and how price is determined, using Current Economics films to boost interest.
On March 4 the annual Basketball Banquet will be held. All lettering players will be awarded their letters. Mr. Tanner will be the main speaker, with Mr. Palmer and Mrs. Wilbur presenting the letters.
A sick Mrs Hubart Fischer was discharged last Friday after ten days of treatment at Belmond hospital.
Boone Valley High School hosted its annual Mid Winter Vocal Concert on Tuesday night March 16. The Mixed chorus, boys chorus, and girls chorus performed a range of selections including Clancy Lowered The Boon and Ride On The Chariot by the boys, and Hear Locd Bless The Lord Gloria and Come Conuades by the mixed chorus. Soloist Laurtel Beh sang a gut performance with pull.
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