Bobcats Fall To Thompson In Homecoming Tilt
The Bobcats drop their Homecoming game 26 to 20 to Thompson Cubs. Two local residents from Hardy split a $15 guessing contest by predicting 27 20, off by one point.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1957
Page
4
The Bobcats drop their Homecoming game 26 to 20 to Thompson Cubs. Two local residents from Hardy split a $15 guessing contest by predicting 27 20, off by one point.
The cranberry season runs from October through January with uses in relish jellies salads cocktails and sauces. Instructions cover selecting storing washing and freezing berries plus recipes for old fashioned cranberry sauce and Frozen Cranberry Creme including ingredients and simple steps.
The Fortnightly Club of Renwick marked its fortieth anniversary last Thursday October 10 at Mrs Floyd Lane’s home. Charter members led by first president Mrs Jessamine Miller recalled early years, with Mrs Ole Tjelle and Mrs John Zimmerman hosting a program and a candle light In Memoriam service for five departed members.
Tom Gimer of Renwick is chairman of the local Boy Scout campaign for funds. The one day drive begins Tuesday October 22 and covers the community and surrounding rural area. This annual event runs in Iowa towns lacking a Community Chest or United Fund.
Renwick mourns 47 year old Mrs Samson Flogstad who died Tuesday night from pancreatic cancer at her home. Funeral services set for Friday October 18 at 1 30 PM at home and 2 PM at Renwick Methodist Church. Burial in Rush Lake Cemetery Mallard. Survivors include husband Sam son Sherman Paul of Omaha son Clair of Algona daughter Shirley McKatten of Clinton and four grandchildren. Rev Roy Hiesemeyer to officiate. Beenens Funeral Home in charge.
Harold Trask son of Charles Trask of Renwick fractured his elbow in a fall from his bicycle Tuesday evening. The accident happened at 5 30 p m in front of the Dale Cole residence. He was taken to Lutheran Hospital the same night and underwent surgery Wednesday morning. He is to be hospitalized for the remainder of the week.
Theme My Father's Business guides talks by Lloyd Swanson Russell Bygness and Grant Nesheim. The Brotherhood of the Evangelical Lutheran Church sponsors Laymen's Sunday with men’s daily Christian living emphasized. Robert Oppedahl and Alvin Hanson read the Scripture lessons and men provide special music.
Correction notes Selgelid's Barber Shop will stay open this Saturday. Mail dispatched after 4 30 PM will bear a later postmark. first class mail deposited after the last 4 30 PM dispatch is postmarked at 9 00 AM the next day. Richard Moore, a 5 year old son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Moore, underwent surgery Friday at Mercy Hospital in Fort Dodge. He is coming along fine.
Sharon Kraft, a 9th grader from Boone Valley, twirled in the Baton Twirling Division at the State Marching Band contest in Pocahontas on Saturday and earned a two rating. Accompanied by Mrs Court Hooton and Keith Baessler.
The BTW Club met on Thursday at Mrs Maine Yanney’s home in Eagle Grove. Mrs Marie Nissen led a Norway lesson and read the poem The World is Mine. The hostess served a lovely lunch.
Mrs Court Hooton reports a Saturday turnout of 18 girls under 8 in a new baton twirling class from 10 to 11. She will also accept girls over 8 on Saturdays from 12:00 to 12:00, expanding the program and times.
The KYN Club met Thursday evening at Mrs Clarence Hippen's home. Mrs Fritz Kraft read scripture and Mrs Anna Block led the lesson on growing and caring for African violets. Each guest received a violet leaf with growing directions and May George Hoffman led the social hour before a lunch.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Helmke welcomed a premature baby boy named Randy Wilhelm born last Tuesday at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge. He weighed 21 pounds and was baptized. The infant was placed in an incubator and Mrs Helmke returned home Saturday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Howard Larson and Mr and Mrs W H Helmke.
October events list includes football at Dows on October 1, BY Music Boosters on October 21, KYN Club with Mrs Fred Gugisburg on October 24, Renwick Club with Mrs Leo Mimbach on October 24, and Hi Neighbor Club with Mrs Carl Helmich on October 25.
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