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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
3
A May award assembly is planned in Renwick Iowa with Evangelical United Brethren Lutheran and Methodist church groups. The program includes welcome by Mr. Tanner prize recognitions by staff and faculty and a Klasse scholarship presentation.
The group rode from the corner to a western pasture meeting Merrill and Ken E offices, joined by Kevin O and Su-34u Buryisc. They hauled horses to a pond, Ken’s mare waded and submerged, Merril joked, and the group planned future rides while noting humorous misadventures and a wine event teaser. Susie Burk reportedly stood eating meager fare, and the Old Trail Rider notes a postponed Trail Ride due to Mothers Day.
Mr. Sinek of Pocehan IA has been hired as principal of Bounty Valley Community High School for the coming school year. He recently completed a degree in school administration at the State College of Iowa Cedar Rapids and has eight years experience as a teacher in Pomeroy Iowa. The Sine family plans to move to Renwick this summer and attends the Catholic church.
Mr Glen Lookingwell is hired to coach the boys basketball team and teach at B V High School. He previously coached at Cylinder for four years with Mrs Lookingbell and their daughter set to enter first grade next year. The couple will reside in the Canfield home. Alvin Alfson Thompson Burrmont is also hired to teach high school science.
Funeral services were held May 4 1905 at the Baptist Church for Wil Hin Bintoan also known as Bill Mattoon. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery in Port Dodge Iowa. Mattoon died April 30 1905 at the Houston Nursing Home in Humboldt at age 26. Survived by wife Annie Hobkari two sons and three daughters with siblings and in laws. Funeral arrangements were handled by the local funeral home.
Firemen from Renwick fled department respond to two calls including a mile west of the Mary Saint Hotel. First blaze near Ray Week was reported and subdued by early action. A second fire at a nearby location prompted rapid response and containment.
The column lists livestock lines and listings for traders and locations including Renwick Mines and Elpine Sehnvteor with names such as Dale Rapp Elmer Sehnerven and Russell Bynes. It notes high and low scores for Coop and Renwick entries and references farmers and retailers in a rural bowling style scoreboard format.
The Mob Team of the Town Employment Security Commission will conduct the Humboldt County Manpower Study in Renwick on Tuesday May 17. Volunteers will call residents for a brief one minute interview at the Renwick Library with the Center for Aptitude Test Battery to follow in the evening. The study aims to map work force skills and potential for Humboldt County and will involve high school graduates shop workers and homemakers among others. Ed Engerson of the Iowa Employment Security Commission asks that residents including job seekers and nonworking individuals participate. Pay ranges up to 3.20 per hour with a 0.80 per hour bonus for certain groups and hours. Renwick is listed as the mobile team site.
In May 12 events seniors at Vieke College near Stueny Lake plan a skip day with students from WGK and Dik. Activities include a large gathering at County Westfond and Pheye Wwall to stop a planned purchase, while Patel and Ngee spend on campus.
A 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mi aid Mrs Danny Mollype ry was hosted by Theiy Hunky Dennis and David wd Mary yy. May 2a marked the fellowship gathering at Renwick Public Library with friends who aided the wedding on May 4, 144. Attendees included Vince from a distance and families from Vinton Ames and Omaha. The event featured hosting, pouring, guest book duties, and kitchen duties by named helpers.
Skip and Marion Westphal of Manson will present a program at the United Brethren Church in Renwick on Sunday evening May 9 at 8 p.m. The show includes articles from the West Indies such as cocoa beans and mahogany crafts, a Jamacan drum, and native Caribbean songs. The community is invited to attend. The Birthday Group met with Lena and Martha Elmer in honor of Mrs. Bill Stoil of Lu Verne Tuesday afternoon.
A Baptist Men rally at a local church drew about 30 men from Swea City Corwith Fort Dodge and Renwick. Speaker Ma Cleus Hair discussed housing homeless boys in a new 160 acre Memorial Ranch project west of Fort Dodge with 26 cottages planned to shelter 240 youths once complete.
Gifford W. Swedlund reports 1 788 local residents receive Social Security benefits at 153 per month. Total benefits include 75 206 for 987 retired workers and 14 125 monthly for wives of retired workers. In Iowa, 338 092 residents receive benefits totaling 22 482 829 monthly. 1964 Iowa payments total 275 099 000 with 3 534 000 in lump death payments. Swedlund urges contacting Fort Dodge office with questions.
On Wednesday night April 28 the Boone Valley Music Organization hosted a precontest concert at 130. The boys chorus sang fast followed by the girls chorus and mixed chorus. After the choruses the band performed with no numbers. The group prepared for Saturday's contest at Corynth, fielding alternates to fill a sixty member lineup.
The junior and senior girls in Homemaking II prepared desserts and a crusty fatey pie as they plan a buffet meal for their parents to be served Thursday.
Reading from the fragment this item notes that Mrs Jennie Bram was sick and taken to a hospital in Betmend on Friday.
A garbled report describes a rural street cleaning event in Renwick with references to a broom delivery to Asson d Wiles and a driver en route to Joplin. Names and places are unclear but the item notes a disrupted, then tidied, local scene.
Mr and Mrs Ben Schmits announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Marie Ann to Fret Nesheim son of Mr and Mrs Grant Nesheim of Goldfield. Miss Schmits is a Boone Valley Community School Renwick graduate and attends Hagle Grove Junior College. Nesheim is a graduate of Goldfield Community School earned Eagle Grove Junior College and now serves in the Air Force at Omaha. The wedding is planned for June at St Pat Lutheran Church in Renwick.
Mr and Mrs Peter announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Eileen to Marlin T Fielland son of Mr and the late Mrs Theodore Fielland of Clark South Dakota Miss Hefty a 1962 Boone Valley High School graduate is a junior in Augustana College Nursing Program Sioux Falls Dakota Mr Fejerland a 1960 Augustana Academy Canton SD 164 graduate of Augustana College Sioux Falls now in the graduate School of Social Work at the State University of Town August wedding planned at Evangelion United Brethren Church Renwick
Mr. C. M. Gillespie entertained the German Club Monday evening April 13 with color slides from his Europe trip in 1963. He also showed hotel menus and other material. The group recently viewed two color movies on the Rhine and slides aided wider understanding. A rush was served after the meeting.
Nine young people confirmed their faith before the Lake Lutheran Church congregation at Sunday service after two years of Bible and Catechism study. Names listed include Dennis Anderson Sanden Deppe Linda Geaves Mark Hansen Terry Lerdal Kathleen Neshaim Dan Ryndis Keith Sampson and Stesen Sampson.
The report from Humboldt County Extension Director Norman Moklestad notes the appearance of bark beetle pups in central Iowa on April 28, about a week earlier than expected. Northern Iowa should see pupation this week with central and southern Iowa following. use Bidrin for control starting at first pupal sighting and continue until adults emerge. Only trained applicators should apply Bidrin.
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