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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
3
The Webster City area church calendar lists events from October 13 to 19. Choir rehearsal, Official Board kneeling, Sunday School at 9 45 and Morning Worship at 11, MYF Rally in Eagle Grove with registrations, Minister and Wife meeting in Clarion, Bible Study with Mrs Ronald Guys, and Cherub choir rehearsal.
Friday October 14 features a Woman's Society bake sale in Humboldt in the evening. Sunday School meets at 8215 and Morning Worship is at 9 45. Wednesday October 19 lists a Woman's Society of Christian Service gathering with Mrs Raymond Schipull at 2.
Romer W Hoppenworth pastor at Renwick Iowa 30577 outlines Thursday youth and adult classes for Oct 13. Seventh and sixth grade confirmation at 9 30 am Sunday worship Laymen Sunday events 9 30 am and 7 30 pm parish house adult inquiry class 10 45 Sunday School urged to attend in daily work clothes.
The text lists church confirmation class times including sixth and eighth grade sessions on October 15 and 16 at 9 40 a m and 4 14 p m respectively, with an adult inquiry class at Parisny House 7 30 p m and a Sunday class on October 16 at 29 45 am. It invites men of the congregation to attend in daily work clothes at noon.
The passage reflects awe at being created by God and the wonder of human origins. It calls for self inventory to realize divine work, noting Psalmic self description and the reverent gaze toward heaven and the soul before the creator.
Bloise Skow, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eds wind Skow of Rutland, competes for the Iowa Dairy Princess at the state center on October 26 and 27. Princess Eloise was named Humboldt County Dairys.
Queen Donna Erdmann led the entry with Terry Dobbs and Kent Swanson nearby. The junior class entered the first prize float, with Lindeli Insurance securing the business floats prize.
Boone Valley remained undefeated in the North Star Conference with a 14-6 victory over CAL. Jim Schipuil and Steve Lane sparked the offense with a 74 yard fumble return for a TD and a 10 yard run, while Rich Raessler’s 20 yard scamper set up the score. Lane collected 16 tackles, with Terry Dobbs and Bill James adding 14 each as BV attacked relentlessly despite CAL dominating time of possession and first downs.
Private Earl L. Nelson, 21, and Mrs. Gerald of Route 3 Renwick completed an eight week cooking course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The program trained in cake and pastry baking meat canning and food preparation for Army service and field duty.
Des Moines hosts a two day Dairy Conference with thirty six candidates vying for the Iowa Dairy Princess title currently held by Coral Flage of Waukon. Judges include Mrs Zoe Murphy Gordon Gammack and Milt Nelson. The winner earns a college scholarship wardrobe allowance and a trip to the American Dairy Princess contest, and serves as a partial staff member of the American Dairy Association of Iowa representing the dairy Warners at events. Princess Eloise is a graduate of Mikaheld Community High School.
Iowa breeders accounted for 29 940 registered Angus calves in the past year securing third place among states. The Angus Association reported 389 141 purebred calves registered in the fiscal year ending September, up 1.1 percent from the previous year. Iowa also ranked third in Angus sales with 23 470 head transfers.
The report notes a rise in membership and activity within regional farming circles. It highlights participation by new and existing members, including youths and adult volunteers, and mentions organized sales and registrations as part of ongoing agricultural programs.
Malt processed transfers of ownership totaling 224 397 purebred in the past year. The latest record shows gains of 22 078 sales, about 11.45 percent, and is 24 540 higher than the combined transfers reported for the previous two years. New male memberships issued during the association’s 198 fiscal year totaled 3 909. New junior memberships totaled 2 267, the third largest yearly number since the national organization founded in 1883. Membership was issued for 10 new Angus herds across 47 states during that year.
A fragment notes a meeting involving Sadie Clun on Tuesday with uncertain details about a return from an ask ride and a potential reference to Detener 12, leaving unclear outcomes or actions.
The Chicago and North Western Railway received the Sard annual F Harriman Memorial gold medal for excellence in railroad safety in 1963. John W. Hush of the Interstate Commerce Commission presented the award at Commission offices. The North Western led major railroads in overall safety, based on casualty data and passenger and employee risk, as rail travel in 1965 grew. The award was established in 1949 by Mrs Mary W Harriman.
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