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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
4
Farmers are urged to organize records for the Census of Agriculture and to complete required forms. The note mentions distribution of questionnaires after November 1 and a statewide effort, with local gatherings and a horse riding outing enjoying a pleasant fall day at Smith Park.
Kirk Swanson was released and sent home from hospital in Rochester after a brief illness. Local officials report he should rest and not push activity yet. Farmers gathered for a community event, with enumerators offering advice on farm questions and months ahead estimates.
Enumerator visits will start according to a specified schedule spanning three weeks. States listed include Maryland West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Montana Kansas and others across the region.
A nostalgic note from Trail Amers Corner reflects on a September ride beneath bare trees, the somber mood after a blood stained scene, and lessons for younger riders. The club invites a ride at Siemens farm next Sunday. contact Merrill. A reminder to buy Western Horse at Tiny's. issue now on sale.
Church notes describe Methodist and Baptist services with choir rehearsals, Sunday school, and guest speakers at Rawwick, Baden, and Renwillk. UNICEF drive, youth groups, and missionary activities are listed along with weekly worship times and associated pastors.
Ill Novhiin Johnson announces a conference workshop at 9 15 am at Badger Street Sunday School at 9 45 am Worship at 11 am. A note urges inner peace and reflection, linking faith to personal reconciliation and prayer to calm internal storms.
The our fragmentary notice lists baptisms and regular church events in Renwick and surrounding areas. It mentions baptisms of Mary Salyers and Carolyn Day Palmer with Pastor Norman Johnson and Pastor Jolson officiating, along with various meetings at St Paul Lutheran Church, Brotherhood and LCW events, and confirmations planned through the week.
A fragmented school notices page lists events from Bennetsburg and Kanawha. Activities include chess, music boosters, assemblies, and basketball games with dates around late November and Thanksgiving vacation. Names and places appear inconsistently due to OCR.
Bert Chit Martin, son of Walter and a former resident of Renwick, attended To State College and farmed with his family. The obituary notes a community and religious life, as well as bowling club ties and a local funeral service with neighbors and relatives in attendance.
Michael Giviek age 1 and others were injured as a bicycle collision on a road near San with a motor vehicle. Myron Collins of Ranwiek reported being treated at a hospital for injuries. Fire Department responded to multiple incidents including a tractor fire and a farm vehicle blaze. Cause of the motor vehicle crash not determined.
A shipment of soybeans from the Marmere Co-Op Elevator Company in Clarion was sent on Monday afternoon October 26. Farmers from Wright and Humboldt Counties contributed beans and cash. The effort aims to aid people overseas in Hong Kong, Korea, and elsewhere, with Renwick and the community invited to support future shipments through CROP.
Neshich Stanley Lund died at a Fort Dodge hospital on October 23 at age 52. Born April 8, 1817 in Thor Town to Helge and Belle Lund, he married Margaret Lords on September 3, 1937 at St. Moines. They farmed near Whow, then Lake Township Humboldt County since 1939, was a Lake Lutheran Church member and active in the Lake Lutheran Brotherhood. He is survived by his wife Mary, son Marlen, mother Belle Lund, brothers Peter and Harold, and sister Jona. Burial followed in Lake Lutheran Cemetery.
Fragmentary list mentions drivers examiners in Muraboult on Wednesday and other towns. Notes appear garbled with days of week and monthly references including Webster City Clarion Belmond Eagle Grave and stray numbers. No coherent event or dates emerge.
State Conservation Commission notes improving quail outlook with higher brood-stock and favorable season. Southeast and south central Iowa offer best hunting. winter severity limits northern numbers. Open statewide season with increased daily bag and possession limits. shooting hours 3:30 p.m. to sunset. season ends in 1985.
Brown Swiss breeder W Fugene McCubbin Sons and associates report the sale of Meadow View 10 128335 to Midwest Genes Inc of Anoka Minnesota. The deal is noted by Manin L Kruse secretary of the Brown Swiss breeders association Beloit Wisconsin. Mrs Mary Packard of Britt and Mrs Maude Janes are named in connections with Sunday events at the Darryll Mawson lot.
Harold Govttseh, a longtime resident of Renwick, announces his candidacy for county clerk. He cites decades of service, including roles in state tax and school trust budgets, and seeks party support to win the November 8 poll.
The report notes light nuating activity with slight vole and small game presence. Squirrels and rabbits show marginal increases in MOS zones. overall hunting pressure remains low with few successful hunts reported.
Fort Dodge district manager Clifford W Swedlund explains new Social Security rules revoking retroactive application limits. Many disabled workers previously denied or reduced benefits due to late or unclear filings may now qualify, with some payments effective in December. Officials urge eligible workers to apply promptly to secure the amendment’s advantages.
Det 8 announcement lists Mr and Mrs Charley Jas Hansen of Webster City as parents. The newborn daughter arrives with family names and local addresses. Readable fragments indicate a standard birth notice in a small-town newspaper.
A fragmented appeal urges community support for UNICEF to provide vaccines, milk, antibiotics, and treatments for diseases affecting children. The notice invites local donors to participate in a Friday event, listing health interventions and emphasizing aid to needy youngsters.
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