04 Nov 1965
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
1
Local church notes list services and activities across Renwick and Kenwick Iowa areas. Multiple denominations include Baptist, Evangelical United Brethren, Methodist, and Lutheran with pastors named and weekly schedules for worship, Sunday School, Choirs, and study groups. The piece also includes a long pastoral column about horse riding, garden notes, and community events from The Old Trail Rider.
A sizable turnout led to Elmer Schnetzer securing the mayoral seat in Renwick. Council winners include Perne Klasse Dr Ronni Gis Paul Paine Cherie Hefty and Ernie Eilers amid spoiled ballots and some write ins not counted.
The UNICEF Oriya drive in Renwick on Batuydlay drew about 50 children from six groups with adult chaperones from local churches. They collected SHILDG funds totaling 80.95 and after the event returned to Paul Church for a meal and two films about UNICEF projects and future aid use.
Scouts plan a door to door sale of household fire extinguishers in Tant city rounding area with Me Randy Palmer the local Amway Dealer. The project funds will go toward a Segul Flag and other needed equipment while providing a public service. extinguishers tested show effectiveness on kitchen fires grease stains and fabric. Sales begin Friday Nov. 5 and will run through the weekend, aiding communal safety.
Mrs George Laten arrived back Monday from a trip to Washington D C and the New England states. She visited her son Keith Lately and family in Williamstown Massachusetts and her daughter Mrs Woe Alpehsen in Birmingham Michigan.
A garbled OCR snippet lists bowling items and many unreadable names. It references a “home High Tram Series” and multiple teams such as Renwick Mines and Von's, with scattered player or sponsor terms like Coop and Farmers Coop. The text is inconsistent and difficult to parse into coherent facts.
The state announces the opening of the quail hunting season on now through January 31. Bag limits are eight daily and 14 in possession, with officials noting a generally good quail population in key regions though weather could affect prime hunting grounds.
Tuesday evening attendees including Steve Lane and Robe rr Qupedaht elected Steve Lane as tunity Secretary and Bol Clowes as County Reporter at the American Region Bulld ge Trumbaldt convention.
The library marks Mariana Book Week from October through November with the theme Sing Quit With Books. Children are invited to story hour on Sundays in November from 2 to 4 p.m. New titles fill the shelves for readers.
County agriculture officials say limestone applications based on quick lime tests no longer qualify for ACP payments. Iowa State University soil lab director notes color in soil acidity can mislead estimates, and lab methods now list two application levels medians and high with higher rates.
A small birthday gathering attended by family and neighbors was held at the home of Dean Schnetzer in Mound. The two year old celebrant Beary Ylilelaai enjoyed a simple party with close kin and friends.
Funeral services for Robert J. Smith 87 of Lavern Iowa were conducted with Rev Wilbur Bachman officiating at Luverne Cemetery. He died at Lutheran Hospital Port Daily after two weeks as a patient. He was born January 26 1878 in Lavern Iowa and married Anna Krutsinger November 30 188X. He leaves a wife six children and several siblings along with a long list of survivors and a local funeral home arranged arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Seluet moved last Thursday from Timwick to a farm near Verne. Dennis Neve and daughter moved to Renwick or Wednesday of that week after his Army Air Force discharge on Ort 9. Dennis works at Arne Motor Sales as a mechanic. Mrs C G Sloner Mrs Art Legler of Fort Dodge and Mrs Fern Wyatt of St Petersburg Fla visited Friday. Melvin Severn of Britt and Mrs Gusto Paimey were Sunday guests in Eagle Grove.
Several clubs met midweek at Fort Dodge area homes and schools. Dr Sally Sutton hosted The Comogolitan Club with 14 members present. Ipsson, determined by Mrs Jim Nelson, featured Dr As. The BTW Club convened with Mrs June Sermans, 14 members. KYN Club gathered with Mrs Marvin Pearson, lesson by Mrs Green on Thanksgiving, 18 members. The Hi Neighbor Chip club met at Mrs Ing Clowes with Mrs Frank Fraich arranging nursing home favors in Belt attended by 18 members. Fortnighby and Sadille clubs held meetings with topics and hosts noted.
Fragmentary note hints at a meeting or movement toward a city, mentioning a place and a day. It lacks clear names, locations, or events to confirm details.
W & NI earned a special engraved plaque at the annual employee dinner for maintaining a fleet of 26 units without a chargeable accident since June 1, 1965. Edison praised accident prevention as everyone’s duty and urged a more aware public to curb rising insurance costs.
Min and Mrs William Tincher attended funeral services for Frank Paddle at Rowan on Thursday afternoon. Mr Peddle and Mr Tincher are cousins.
Renwick group Izaak Walton Lezane sponsors a turkey shoot at Oakdale Park on Sunday November 7 from 1 to 4 pm. Money prizes and event details are provided by the organizers.
The page reports multiple illness and hospitalization notes including Mrs Tom Gimner at Lue gheran hospital in Prange and Mrs Cora Parker’s involvement. It mentions Mrs Glevd Swanson recovering at Lutheran Hospital Vor Badge and Hen Wilkinson at Kanawha yeh Methodist Hospital Rochester Mini. The text lists additional hospital and care details with scattered names and dates.
Ren wick firms will close at noon on Thursday November 1 in observance of Veterans Day. The bank and post office will be closed all day. The paper will publish one day early on Wednesday. Advertising pickups and church notes will run in Saturday’s November 6 edition.
The ith annual comet Ajax program in Humboldt County, led by Rev. David Brown, screened 30 people with chest X-rays. Three films raised suspicion of TB activity or history, while 10 others showed other chest abnormalities. Twelve were within normal limits.
Renwick native Penny McCurry has completed the Navy Nurse Corps and Medical Service Corps indoctrination course at the U S Naval Women Officer School in Newport Rhode Island The program equips her for duties as a naval officer in the Navy Medical Corps.
Iowa report notes Renwick area students enrolled at Towa State University with a record rise in fall enrollment. Names listed include Michael Clowes Klis Frain Ue Mauls Dean Avkin Richard Mander Diane Hansen and Ducane Armald Taw vals Lamy Allen Nelgim Goldfeld Mig baeh Metteh and Mette.
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