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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
3
Evangelical United announces Sunday School at 9 30 worship at 10 30 sunrise service details. Youth Fellowship leads Thursday catechism class at 4 00 and candle light communion at 7 30. Wednesday WSWS meets at 2 00 pm.
The excerpt notes an Easter Sunrise Breakfast for Sunday school teachers and youth worship led by Pastor Buenning at Qaptert Church. Activities include an open house at the parsonage Sunday 2 to 3 pm and a roller skating social in Algona on Monday 7 to 3 pm with a Wednesday potluck and quarterly business meeting.
Renwick church notes no confirm tion this week. Holy Communion at 7 30. Choir rehearsal after service. Sunrise Service at Hardy 6 00 a.m. by MY Fers. Breakfast for youth in Renwick after service. Sunday School 9 45 a.m. with classes for all ages. Worship. No Junior MYF.
Rev Norman Johnson leads junior confirmation class Saturday at 9 pm Sunrise Service and Festival Service Sunday School Esther Circles meet Friday at 2 pm at Stanley Sampson home Mary Childs Thursday at 2 pm at Grert Lerdal home Senior confirmation class Wednesday at 4 45 pm Brotherhood Guest Night Thursday at 8 pm
Renwick Iowa church announces sunrise service Saturday at 8 am at Lake Church 700 Sunday School worship at 11 am Wednesday womens meeting at 2 pm and a 8 pm brothers meeting senior confirmation class and a family roller skating party at Algona Friday at 7 pm 11100 5AM
Jens Handy hosts a sunrise service at Lodist Church at 6:00 AM followed by a youth breakfast at Renwich church and a church gathering at 2:00 PM.
The Methodists Baptists and Evangelical United Brethren plan a joint Good Friday service at the EUB Church in Kenwick with Rev Elmer Buening delivering the message. Rev and Mrs Laurice Sovtfeler will sing a duet as members of the Kenwick community are invited to attend. In another note ISU opens eight journalism scholarships for freshmen entering 1964 65 with awards from 260 to 300 dollars. applications go to Carl Hamilton. A Marion Huntley anniversary dinner held last Wednesday included Mr and Mrs Huntley and other area residents. The Luther Leagues sponsor an Easter Sunrise Service at Lake Lutheran Church at 7:00 am featuring Gordon Jensen and student musicians with a Biblical Gospel drama and breakfast to follow.
Marjorie A. Carlson former Marjorie Albus announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Clerk of Court. Born Estherville 1992 lived Humboldt since 1937 with three sons and active in St Marys Church Council of Republican Women and Cub Scout Den Mother.
The joint Iumbokit County Legion and Auxiliary meeting will be held in the Lewion's upstairs rooms in the Humboldt Legion Building on April 14.
Humboldt County Ext director Norman Moklestad announces a three part Alliance conference in Britt and other counties focusing on financing public services. ISU Extension specialists will guide discussions on public finance education costs and historical development.
Kinora Cunningham announces her run for the Humboldt County District Court Clerk position. She has served as Deputy County Clerk and Deputy County Auditor, with prior roles in the Farm Bureau office and county offices, and lives at 310 North 10th Street in Humboldt with husband Miles and son Tim.
ISU economist William Uhrig predicts higher poultry supplies this year as turkey producers plan about four percent more birds in 1964. Broilers likely to rise with hatchery intentions suggesting a six percent larger Graz quarter output and potential two billion birds produced.
An open house for the new Agriculture building is scheduled Friday April 2 from 1 30 pm to 3 30 pm. The facility is one block south of the Humboldt County Lumber Co with visitors guided through the building ending at the basement meeting room for coffee.
Wednesday afternoon callers visited Mrs May White at the Clarence Hippen home. Attending were Mrs Rose Hefty and Mrs Elizabeth Kasei.
Plans approved for a new American Legion Post 289 building to be erected on the former wooden hall site. The project aims for a 30 by 60 foot concrete block structure with storage, kitchen, and community spaces, funded by donations and a forthcoming fund drive at the Genest Legion meeting.
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