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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
3
Church notices list activities for Renwick Lake Lutheran Church United Methodist events. Activities include Sunday school classes, confirmations, choir rehearsals, and service times. Also notes district meeting in Mason City and local WM activities with leaders and hosts.
The notice lists hosts for church devotions and hostesses Mae Wist and Darlene Peaster. Baptist Church announces interim pastor E F Thompson and Sunday School attendance of 200 with Wilbur Nissen as superintendent. Evangelical United Brethren Church led by H L Sunderman offers Sunday School with Eldon Walter as superintendent and morning worship, evening service at 8, prayer meeting, Bible study, choir practices, youth fellowship, and bazaar planning on Saturday November ST. Pauls Lutheran Renwick led by Pastor Lavgholz with Sunday School at 9:30 and worship at 11:00 AM.
Twenty five herds on the west in Wright County D.HIA with 380 cows rest 71 dry. Herd average across all herds at 64 lbs milk and 27.5 lbs fat. Rose Hefry and Son Renwick registered Brown Swiss lead with 1030 lbs milk and 39.6 lbs fat. Mills Bros Renwick two Guernsey herd second at 702 lbs milk and 35.6 lbs fat. Lynn Thompson Cisrion Holsteins third with 1006 lbs milk and 33.6 lbs fat. Virgil Er win Renwick grade Holstein and Swiss fourth with 33 lbs milk and 33.3 lbs fat. Kenneth Tillman Clarion grade Guernsey fifth with 684 lbs milk and 32 lbs fat.
Tudor and Walton of Rowan with a 2 registered Jersey herd posted 552 lbs of milk and 327 lbs of fat. George Crawford of Belmond followed with a Holstein grade herd at Sid lbs of milk and 31.0 lbs of fat. Ray Stevens of Clarion with 3 animals yielded 587 lbs milk and 30.7 lbs fat. Clay Cramer of Clarion with a Brown Swiss trade herd produced 796 lbs milk and 30.5 lbs fat. Wendell Swanson of Galt with 2 registered Holsteins had ò09gs of ink and 29.4 lbs fat. Friend Bras of Belmond owned a Brown Swiss herd as well as a grade herd. Wright County 4-H officers set to broadcast over KSMN on Saturday Nov. 10 at 11:45 a.m. under Mrs. Ross Mechem’s direction. Participants include Mary Lou Baker, Florene Mechem, Lois Aldrich, Maurine Nissen, with Joann Vangelas unable to attend. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Lettie Zuber.
Test hours on Wednesday at the County Courthouse run 8:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 PM to 4:15 PM. Renewals are available Wednesday from 3:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Algona holds Saturday hours from 5:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Clarion on Tuesday offers 3:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Hancock County at Garner conducts renewals on Fridays.
Everett Kraft, junior tackle for the Raiders, earns Athletes Of The Week honors after a standout season. He balances football with Baritone in the band and glee club, taking U S History Ar t arian literature and geometry classes. Kraft has three years on the team and is noted as a hustler who is always in there pitching.
Count y Line notes a boy, Ronnie, son of Mr and Mrs Duane Anderson, fell and broke his arm after school last Tuesday. Ronnie was taken to Fort Dodge Friday for adenoid removal at Lutheran Hospital. Local families including Bjornson, Brown, Werling, Hernke, Kiley, Marty, and Nissen are listed with various Sunday and Saturday gatherings and visits to homes in Rutland Burt Lone Rock Kanawha and Mason City.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Schneider and Debra Sue visited Robert Heide Tuesday evening. Lloyd Stevenson and daughter plus the Schneider party visited Mort Horton home Friday evening in La Verne. Andrew Marly and Gries Davis households attended Sunday dinner at Maine Yanney house in La Verne with the Schneiders and Debra continuing with family at the Meado etc.
Supper guests at the Chris Schneider home and others attended funerals and dinners across Fort Dodge Duncombe Thor and Humoldt areas. Residents report birthdays celebrated at Ole Carlson and Baumgartner homes, with visitors from Garner Myson City Storm Lake and Kanawha. Continuous social visits include Olson, Lanning, and Neeson households as weekbyweek neighbours share meals and well wishes.
A collection of thank you notes for cards flowers and condolences plus yard sale and employment lines. Also a court notice from Humboldt County Iowa detailing a civil suit against Dick Disbiowe dba Hotel Humboldt Cafe with a filing seeking judgment of 121.3 plus costs and interest and a deadline of November 1951 to appear in Dakota City Court.
Mrs. Russell Peterson and children visited Webster City Saturday at the John Stevenson home. Mr and Mrs Larry Stevenson of Goldfield and Mr and Mrs Geo Markman and children were Sunday dinner guests at the John Stevenson residence.
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