29 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
1
A distorted fragment discusses church unity and worship, urging believers not to forsake assembling together. It references professing faith, love, and provoking one another to good deeds, noting the importance of shared faith in Jesus Christ.
The piece stresses the blessing of communal worship and Bible study amid turmoil. It cautions Christians against neglecting assembly for temporal concerns and urges continued gathering for encouragement, prayer, and spiritual growth as a day of testing nears.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new emergency broadcast network in the United States. Mentions potential collaboration, agencies, and system readiness. Content is garbled with unreadable segments, but indicates national communications initiatives and civil defense context. Entities are unclear due to damage.
A fragment describes a proposed emergency broadcast scheme by the United States and SMO lights to activate a nationwide radio alert system. It mentions public safety, Federal and State authorities, and a June or August processing stage, with stations possibly going off air and a protected emergency channel ready for vital transmissions.
Mr and Mrs Welter Hoth and others hosted Sunday dinner near Gam. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited hospitals, churches, and libraries while clubs held meetings in Humboldt County. Guests included Mrs Arnald Block, Mrs Bob Oppedall, Mrs Bob Rum Wens, and many families visiting in Fort Dodge, Beutette, and Belmond areas.
Beverly Maveland of Renwick is one of 44 voices chosen for the Wartburg College Caste Singers this year. She will join the group when it co sponsors its annual spring musical with the Wartburg Band and Wartburg Community Symphony. Last year’s production was Bells are Ringing. Your Hand Association reminds readers about heart disease awareness.
Will Lee, longtime resident, died after an extended illness. Services were held in Morris Minnesota on October fifteenth. He was born in Wright County in 1834 and married Tressaiik Renwick on February 20, 1919. They farmed near Renwick before moving to Morris. Surviving are his wife Virginia Thorstad of Starbuck and Pillie Jo Ot pon of Elk River, six granddaughters, a great grandson, eight brothers and a sister. He was preceded in death by his parents, a son Quincy M in military service in World War I, and a sister Inez.
The Towa State Department of Health urges parents and motorists to make Halloween safe. Wear white or reflective gear to improve visibility, use safe masks, and avoid loose costumes or candles. Use blunt props and flashlights for lanterns. supervise youngsters begging for UNICEF with caution and care.
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