Reception for Renwick Independent Vernon schools faculties
A reception for Renwick Independent and Vernon Consolidated School faculties will be Monday evening September 19 at 8 o'clock in the Renwick gym. An excellent program will be followed by refreshments. Sponsored by Baptist St Pauls Lutheran Methodist Lake Lutheran and Evangelical United Brethren Churches of Renwick, inviting all in the community especially parents with children in the two schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Vernon Consolidated School
Baptist
St. Pauls Lutheran
Methodist
Lake Lutheran
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
Enire
Hardy Gazette Ed by the Hardy Students Junior High
Hardy School sixth to eighth grades study people and progress in reading and travel. Students plan a frieze on transportation through the ages. The eighth grade notes changes in land air and water transportation amid highway safety concerns after the Labor Day death toll. Pupils list names, birthdays, and class activities including spelling perfect scores and a reception for Myrna Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Erade
Dean
Nervig
Judi Brayton
Lois
Larson
Marilyn
Pardon
Roger, Johnson
Mission Festival At St. Pauls Sunday
The annual Mission Festival at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Renwick will be held Sunday September 18. Rev Henry Foege of Pocahontas will speak. he and Rev Lutz of St. Pauls are former classmates and Foege was a New Guinea missionary. A public pot-luck dinner follows at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls
4-H Demonstration Team Wins Red Ribbon at North Iowa Fair
Bonnie Kelling and Lois Kleen of the Belles of Boone 4-H Club demonstrated "Machine Manners" at the North Iowa Fair with leaders Mrs Enfred Pearson and Mrs Marion Porterfield. Dayton Dandies Club earned a red ribbon for clothing booth accessories. A $28.50 check from the fair was donated to the county 4-H wins fund to cover chaperones for district camp and convention and to fund awards for 4-H girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Kelling
Lois Kleen
Belles of
Boone
Wright County
Happenings in Renwick 21 Years Ago and 1925 Events
A fragmented Renwick column recalls August 1925 social news and local visits. It notes Miss Candace Rackard going to Niburs Town, John Zimmerman’s appendicitis operation at Mercy Hospital Port Dodge, and nearby families visiting Spring Lake and Britt. The item lists many residents traveling, hosting parties, and school moves, plus Vera McCurry’s 4-H health contest advance to state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Péter Hoesls
Madison
Nebr
Smith
Candace
Rackard
Niburs
John
Zimmerman
Takeno
Mercy Hospital
Port Dodge
D. J. Christenson
Spring Lake
and. Bmirss
Paulson
Britt
Richardson
Regina
Miller
John. Swanson
Tloyd
Ermal
Iowa
Ings
Dick Hefty
Vera McCurry
Des Moines
Vera
Wright County
Polio Emergency Drive Launches National Fund Appeal
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces a Polio Epidemic Emergency Drive to fund patient care as thousands are hospitalized. Basil OConnor says $14.5 million must be raised nationally. by August funds were already advanced to chapters, with cases surging and high demand for care. Send donations to POLIO care via your local Post Office.
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National Foundation For
Basil O'Connor
Mellonsl Foundation
National Foundation
Mr. O'Connor
Mr.o'connor
POLIG
Local Girl’s Picture In National Geographic Feature
In the September issue of National Geographic a photo features Artene Richardson, then a member of the Si Olaf Choir, highlighting local talent in a national magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National. Geographic
National: Geographies Magazine
Si Olaf
Artene Richardson
Custer Attends Algona District Conference at Fenton
Rev and Mrs C E Custer attend the Algona District Conference of the Methodist Church in Fenton on September 1. Custer delivered an morning address titled Co-Workers with God in Christian Service detailing collaborative religious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona’ District
The
Methodist Church
Fenton, Inn
Boys Quartet Surprises Mrs Susie Martin at Home
An Alabama boys quartet led by Don ald Martin Shermen Flogstad Dick Art Hefty and Henry Hefty surprised Mrs Susie Martin Wednesday evening at her home with a singing visit. Mrs Martin enjoyed the gesture and the group shared a luncheon afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Martin
Donald Martin
Shermen Flogstad
Dick Art Hefty
Henry Hefty
Marcene Pogge to Wed Sunday in Renwick
Mr and Mrs John Pogge of Renwick announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Marcene Katie to Elwood E Mueller, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Mueller of Waverly. The wedding is set for Sunday evening at 9:00 at the Lutheran Church in Renwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Foster
Ross
Melvin Leggen
Southerland
Nebr
Steve Palmer
Albert Lea
Minn
Edna Marlina Black
Abner Harris Stafford
Litte Brown
Nashua
Iowa
Carroll Gillespie
Eddyville
John Pogee
Renwick
Marcene Katie
E. Mueller
Albert Mueller
Waverly
Tock St St Pants
Adult School of Religion Opens at Methodist Church
The Methodist Church offers an adult School of Religion six weeks long on one weeknight from 7 30 to 9 39. The first class is September 24. Courses by Rev C Custer include The Teachings of Jesus and How We Got Our Bible, held at the church.
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The
Methodist Church
Custer
Jesus
Methodist’ Church
Pastoral Conference Attendee Visit Reported
Pastor P. C. Lutz attended a pastoral conference held Monday and Tuesday at Castalia. En route home he visited his son Charles in Waverly, Iowa.
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Lutz
Castalia
Charles
Waverly
Towa
Plans to Build Bus Barn Postponed by School Board
At Renwick Independent School District a special meeting of the Board of Education voted to abandon temporarily the plan to build a bus barn and storage space. A local company proposed leasing space but later reduced its offer, leading to the decision not to invest public funds. The board thanked the community for support of the intended plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board ‘of Education
Renwick Independent School
Taemer
Board of Education
Wishi
Humboldt County CROP convenor named Louis Rank
Louis Rank of Humboldt has been chosen convenor of the Humboldt County Christian Rural Overseas Program. A Humboldt meeting is set for September 27 at the Fann Bureau Office. The district meeting in Algona on September 7 featured State Director Albert W. Farmer discussing the 1945 Iowa CROP program.
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Louis Rank
Humboldt
Humboldt County Christian Rural Overseas Program
Fann Bureau
Rank
Humboldt County
Algona
Albert W. Farmer
Des Moines
Iowa
Farmer
Calvin Gronsheusch
Klemme
Humboldt /County
Mercy
GROP
Catholic Rural Life: Conference
Lutheran World Relief
Church World Service
Row. Mueller
Livermore
Rat. J. H. Dehige
Laslig
Stockdale
Goldfield
Renwick Opens Season With Win Over Clear Lake
Renwick High School football defeated Clear Lake 18 to 10 in a defensive battle. The Scarlet Raiders drove for a first quarter touchdown then extended the lead with a 20 yard pass to a circus catch by Patton from Ziramer man, followed by Siemens extra point. The crowd praised teamwork and the young squad showed promise with a balanced attack and solid defense ahead of September 23 against Alden.
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Bear
Clear Lake
Rai
Ziramerman
Siemens
Wes
Alder
Alden
Wright County Farm Bureau News Items
Wright County Farm Bureau schedules rural events in September with tea gatherings hosted by local families and an annual meeting of the North West Iowa Federated Breeders Co op at Sheldon. Dr John B Herrick of Iowa State College will speak on dairy husbandry at the noon session.
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Boone
Alfred Eileen
Alfred Martin
Nomvar
Abner Tofter
North Iowa Federated Breeders
Northwest Iowa Federated Breeders Co-op
Sheldon
Town
Dioner
Philo Tabor
Drom Humboldt
John B.herrick
Hasbandry
Towa State College
Ames
Iowa
Dinner Well Attended By Legion And Auxiliary
The American Legion and Auxiliary held their annual membership potluck at the Legion Hall on September 8 with very good attendance. It was reported that the Auxiliary had been assigned a child to care for and a complete school wardrobe had been bought for seven year old Ernestine K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion’ and
Amieisty
Sioner
Beauty Shop to Close Next Week
Mrs. C. A. Richardson announces that her economy beauty shop will be closed next week for planned operations affecting customers and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Richardson
Rudy's Service Station Closes Until October First
RR Bledie announces the Phillips 66 station will be closed until about October 1 while she takes a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy
RR Bledie
Goodwill Industries Truck Announcement
Goodwill Industries will be delivering a truck to Renwick on Monday June 26. If you have items for pickup please contact Rev. C. EL Cusvex for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Industries
Renwick
Mondaber
Rev. C
EL Cusvex
Humboldt County Farm Bureau News and 4 H Club Notes
County Farm Bureau and 4-H Club news from Humboldt detail the annual fall meeting at Humboldt High School with election of officers and resolutions. Dairy herd improvements report August results with multiple local herds listing milk and butterfat production, number of cows tested, and new herds starting testing.
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Dhaila
Aouguse
Humboldt
Scholze
Roger McCormick
Bob Basuoan
Baldwin
Bess
Marvin
Melvin
Inmsn
Daan ‘Dudley
Bernard Kuehnast
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Hardy Students
Georgia
Louise
Cleveland
Roger Weyer
Peer
Tex
Myrna’ Larson
PTA
Tony Anderson
Judy Aice
Jerry Tolheim
Darold
Tams
Kitty Cat
Jimyiie Wager
Judy Allie
Judy Ann Johnson
Three Bears
Duane Bird
Lilian Brophy
Ronald Kubly
Darold McKenna
Jimmie Weyer
St. Paul’s
LR. Turner
Bobby
Fort Dodge
Clara Elmer
St. Ansgar
Oren Selgelid
Upper Iowa University
Arthur Stauffacher
Algona Hospital
Chas. A. Walker
Richard
Black Hills
Walter’ McPeak
Ceylon
Henry Prubl
George Latch
Twin Cities
Emil Epgerth
Fenton
Marcene Pogge
Humboldt CO
Wright County Farm Bureau
Legion and Auxiliary
Ben Bolt
Baresn
Humboldt ‘High
Kenneth
Ferm Bareau
Des
Moines
Fena Bereac
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