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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1964
Page
3
Notes from Renwick Methodist Church listing pastor Wilbur Egeland and events. Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship at 11, MYF at 7, and district preacher meeting. Women’s Society, prayer meeting, and turkey supper referenced with dates and times.
Flier lists sermons and class times for Baptist and Evangelical United Church congregations. Includes Pastor Ramwick Rev Norman Johnson, Sunday worship and Sunday School times, confirmation classes, and multiple Evangelistic Services led by Rev Leon Hagen with a prayer vigil and catechism sessions. Also mentions a dessert auction and church activities with several local names and a high score at an event.
The Evangelies United Brethren Church in Renwick hosts Rev. Leon Hagen from El Dorado Kansas as guest preacher November 15 16 19 Services include 10 30 a m and 8 00 p m nightly May involve several family details and past service history of the guest preacher and his wife Catherine with three children.
A fragmented list shows school events in November with West Bend Girds Kanawta Rockwell Swaledale and Swaledale as venues. Music boosters gather at 3 00 on the 16th while an assembly program runs on the 20th. Local boys teams and girl groups are noted in brief entries.
A fragment recounts a daily routine urging the average housewife to use a single stamp back. The source text is garbled and provides limited clear facts beyond a general domestic instruction.
Warner of the St Paul Church had their afternoon gathering Wednesday with hostesses Mrs Marian Hoveland Mrs George Markmin and Mrs Orville Hotlinin Lisson was given by Mrs Nur anun Jubak The event followed the St Paul Church service and guests included Mr and Mrs Beane Hetuen of Corwith at the Prat Bor worth home.
Mrs Laren Mohr Mtvinke died Saturday at University Hospitals after angines of several iarths. Funeral services were held at Qipat Nave Wal the Mavlin Funeral Chapel in Princeton Missouri. Burial was in Princeton Cemetery. She was married August 23, 1954 to Elmer Metike at Richmund Iowa and lived in Princeton until spring 1985 then moved to Rem with. She was a member of Mt Cavary Lutheran Church at aging Grove. Surviving are her husband Elmer five children and many relatives. She was preceded in death by her father. Home from Hospital Dave Bixbee returned home Tuesday from Belmont Hospital where he underwent knee surgery.
The 44H Club will elect four new members from Vernon Township Extension Council at Vernon School on Monday November 16 at 8:00 pm. The meeting replaces former member Jon Lane who served two years and will include the Vernon Two night for boys and girls.
Mr. Salmela announced high attendance at the Parent Teacher conferences this year. The turnout was near the usual high standard of the past with very few students absent. The conferences were described as a valuable contribution to sympathy, student cooperation, and understanding.
Clarence De Narvik Barrick dies at Mercy Hospital Mason City at 66 after cancer battle. Born April 6 in Newville Pennsylvania to Addison and Annie Teavette. Survived by wife Mary, son Albert, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services set for 2:00 pm Wednesday at Blake Funeral Chapel with interment Elmwood Cemetery Renwick.
Beginning Sunday November 16, information on roads and weather will be available from Iowa Police Radio stations across the state. The program, created by the Iowa Department of Public Safety, runs November 15 through March 31, 1985, with the Highway Patrol reporting about three hours daily. Automatic answering services will relay updates to Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Belmont area residents, with a unified data feed across stations.
Mr and Mrs 121 announce the marriage of their daughter Carol Lynn to James W Gleich son of Mr and Mrs William Gleich of Yankton South Dakota. They were married December 25 1961 at the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Iowa City by Rev C J Benkenke.
The list features students achieving four point averages Karen Bottin Paula Op pedall Analee Bottin Dianne Hangen Bob Schipull David Berkanes David Gimner Pat Matteson Lois Lerdal Diane Yanney Gerri Martin Paul Giner Arlyss Stith and others with three point averages including Law Buenning Loree Kringer Laurel Schipull Turdy Oklland Kathy McKenna Bob Johnson Glory Yaney Rich Barislar David Bisbee Karen Helmich Marcia Anderson Donna Palmer hunter High Marilyn Eape Julie James Louise Nelson Rose Nelson David Trask Damelot Clowed Landa Laine Lava Mecurry Wow Onpedant Rocky Rademaker Myral Swan.
Quail hunting in Iowa faces scarce hunters, heavy cover, and dry conditions. Recent rains may boost quail activity later in the season. Goose migration proceeds, with many geese moving through towns as cold weather nears.
The State Conservation Commission announced that the 1961 65 trapping season opens at noon on Saturday November 14 statewide except on State Game Management Areas and Federal Wildlife Refuges. Special regulations apply to those areas with permit only trapping and harvest quotas by species. Permits are free and obtainable from the U N managers and from state and federal offices.
Guidance lists evidence needed to apply for Social Security benefits, including birth certificates, church records, life insurance policies, marriage certificates, and parental documents. Swedlund advises applicants contact the Fort Dodge office or traveling reps for tailored list. Program dates show statewide season windows from 1964 to 1965 with specific species deadlines.
Large turnout reported for the Burge broad production at the B. WS gym. Mrs. Jensen led three scenes and kept Vita attendees amused. The class presented Meg Sense WHE LTT between scenes.
Gather around for a rambling column about trail riders, a visit from Little Lord Fauntleroy, a shopping spree for dress clothes, a Buffalo Bill sighting at a local football game, and ranch visits. The author recalls Lil Bro’s schoolhouse pickup, a Trust Co coffee break, and plans to feature a future Willian Cody tale while promoting Horse Lovers Magazine.
A devotional meditation cites Psalms 85 19 to counsel viewing oneself as a child of God. It argues that recognizing divine affection helps us feel valued and find rightful belonging in life, worship, and conscience, shaping responses to joy and struggle.
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