22 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
1
Church notes list Lake Lutheran Church and Renwick Lutheran Church with service times Sunday School, confirmation classes, and youth activities. Methodist Church in Henwick shows morning worship, Sunday School, choir rehearsals, and women’s service events.
The flyer details church activities at Fimney Buenning and Renwick churches including morning worship at 9 am, Sunday School at 1 pm, and scripture classes. It lists pastors Reywick Dawa and Laurice Streyffeler with simultaneous services and youth programs, plus Mission Study and Stewardship Education sessions.
Fragmentary notes list teams and players with scattered terms like Remick Times and Hardy Livestork, plus references to games, individuals such as Lalita Ui and an overall sports context. The garbled text mentions a team game, individual entries, and various misspelled names, indicating a brief sports roundup or roster listing from a local newspaper.
The Renowith unit of the American Legion Auxiliary completed sponsors for a dental clinic held at Renwick, Hagley, and Verna schools. About 150 students received basic dental care. the program, led by Dr. Wallerfui and local nurses, has continued yearly with support from the Renwick Auxiliary officers and community volunteers.
In a North Star Conference game the Bobcats defeated Meservey Thornton 21 to 4. Steve Lane connected on a scoring pass to Jerry Ebners and Wayne Veeder added a late touchdown with Ron Fetcheff contributing a pattern of plays.
Dr An Overmingh Jrasser of Renayek Iowa, formerly of Milbank South Dakota, died after a long illness. He practiced in Iowa and Wyoming and lived 17 years in Mitchell South Dakota. Survived by a wife and many children and grandchildren. Funeral held at Mt Home Cemetery with services at Murrholt Cemetery and local obituaries in Spokane and Vancouver.
Attendees included Mr and Mrs Donald Palmer and Miss Linda Benjamin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Benjamin of Bradgate. The ceremony at Gilmore City Luthern Church followed by a reception. Benjamin a 1964 Gilmore City Bradley High graduate. Palmer attends Mankato Commercial College and works at Mortons Foods in Webster City. They reside at 231 North Arthur Street Far Grove.
A list of school events includes teacher conferences, class plays, music programs, assemblies, and holiday schedules. Entries mention locations such as Ventura Hudaf Kanawha Luverne Rockwell and Swaledate with times like 3 pm and 8:00 pm plus a Thanksgiving vacation noted.
About 140 Renwick firefighters responded to a farm blaze at the Frank Bayer property northeast of town. The fire at Anderson farms was believed to have started from a nearby origin and was knocked out before the crew finished arriving. no serious damage reported.
The Commercial Civih will meet on Wednesday October 28 at 12 noon. President Don Philipp announces the session and the gathering will be held at the usual venue with the mace of the meeting to be signed.
Community children urge residents to answer UNICEF Trick or Treat on Friday October 30. Volunteers announce visits and fundraisers to support immunization TB control glasses and tents for children in need.
Fragments show examiners and locations like Humboldt Webster City Clarion Belmond and dates on a scattered schedule. The text references Wednesday and Thursday slots and multiple towns with unclear times.
The mayor of Renwick proclaims United Nations Week urging churches schools and citizens to reflect on international cooperation for world peace during this historic observance in Iowa. The proclamation cites humanity justice and equality as core values and commends leaders and veterans groups for support.
Howard Persons of Renwick coordinates with Fort Dodge Iowa State Employment Service and Prairie Gold Council Area Boy Scouts to fill corn gleaning needs. Volunteers, students, and adults will pick ears on weekends after school and during vacations, with workers directed to the Fort Dodge office or nearest local representative.
Students plan a mock election before the national election. They aim to provide ballots if available and hope the event will raise awareness of candidates and issues among youths.
The notice lists births and families including Aso born on Ovi Thole with a beer named lew biu and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Huntley, Geld field, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Black of Indigtela. Also references Ranh Tambovtenn of Cixkye Marpids with relatives at the Hleyal fui home Hoel valleyion.
Kirk Swanson aged 13 was injured when a horse kicked him at Smith Park and was taken first to St. Marys Hospital in Rochester Minnesota for treatment. Surgeons performed the same evening and his condition was reported as improved. He will be hospitalized several days and a relative’s address is given in the notice.
The State University of Iowa reports enrollment rising to 3 42 freshmen in the College of Liberal Arts as total enrollment nears 16351 with a 20 fold increase since 1954. Local students listed include Carnk Lynn dine Armes Penny Jane McCurry and others from Renwick Hardy and surrounding towns.
The St Paul Lutheran women met to elect officers for 1985 led by Pastor Johnson. Present were Mrs. Mau as Secretary Mrs. Dean James as Hartwanship Secretary and Mrs. Orville Hoffman among others.
The State Conservation Commission reports Geer license applicants have been housed and received refunds of their license fees. Hunters are informed the deer season will open soon and proceeds are underway.
The State Conservation Commission reminds hunters that the second part of the split duck and coot season starts October 24 and runs to November 26, 1964. Daily limits are four ducks and two geese with possession limits higher. The first portion earlier was notably strong and officials expect similar success.
The Ste Lake Boosters met at Lake Lutheran with 18 members attending. Keith Sampson led a demonstration on ties and loneh, while a report by four carries the event’s highlight.
Fragmented OCR outlines recent sales involving Hetty, Romeo Lya, and Rose Hetty among others. Names include Gilmorn, Carlson, Ren vink, Rozald, Sipley, and Karl Lya in a property or asset transfer context.
Friday October 30 marks the end of the nine week period at Renwick. Most teachers plan tests on Thursday or Friday that week. Honor roll and parent teacher conferences are scheduled for the following week.
On October 7 two students from each junior and senior class visited Humboldt to learn about programs from Namipisicollenes representatives. The event featured 24 colleges including seven junior, five business, three beauty, one trade and one nursing school. A vocational counselor guided attendees as seniors had portraits taken by Mueller Studio with proofs due by Christmas.
County Education Council met at Gilmore City on October 16 with a dinner for teachers. Three candidates for state legislature joined, sharing education policy stances, followed by an “Feelings of Education” roundtable and a Q A session. C M Gillespie of Boone Valley Schools spoke on a National Education Association Seattle trip, stressing convention attendance. The meeting adjourned after a brief business session while burgers were discussed.
A youths show titled Company: Fonts at Pais will perform at halftime during the UY event. The production, written by ADA ROTO, appears in Ayueje AMaCOHIN roale with Pais as a featured locale. The BV Robet Milrehing Fond Wik supports the entertainment.
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