Local News Items Mixed With Notices From Anes and Surrounding Areas
A patchwork of brief notes from Anes and nearby towns lists visitors and health updates. People include John Zweifel, J A Packand, Phillip Potter, Jeff Boyd, Miss Lillian Patterson, Miss Irene Stauffachér, Mrs Nell Wallace, Mrs Jake Grandia, and others visiting relatives, with several health concerns and small events. Also noted are sales ads for fat cattle, bicycles, seed potatoes, and a few humorous local items about a vamp printer and a snow delay trip to Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Potter
Jeff Boyd
Ids Grove
Ray Feltig
Lillian Patterson
Council Bluffs
Irene Stauffachér
Minneapolis
Albert Sarlein
Bode
Homer Thiel
Des Moines
Mount Union
Iowa
Nell Wallace
Cherokee
H. S. Rice
Will Serve Sandwiches and More Saturday Afternoon
A mixed local notice reports an MT Akt Society division will serve sandwiches coffee and pastries Saturday afternoon April 4. Budgets, sales, and visits appear among community scenes including Bert Siemens selling seed corn at 2000 by Goldfield Stone 112 and John Hefti listing two young teams for sale. Several local residents and visitors are named with family ties and travel notes. A winter storm is described with snow drifting, followed by warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Siemens
Goldfield
John Hefti
Renwick
LaVerne
Sale Feltis
Docorah
Iowa
Ray Fellis
County Schoolmasters sponsor Renwick Baseball Tournament
The county schoolmasters announce a county baseball tournament to decide the champion. Preliminary rounds feature Vernon vs Renwick, then Dakota City, with Bode Ottosan, Gilmore Thor, and Minibaldt Bradgate pairing in later rounds. Winners advance toward a May 1 title battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Vernon
Renwick
Dakata City
Bode
Ottosan
Gilmore
Thor
Minibaldt
Bradgate
Dakota City
Iaid
Bede
Manday Uvouing
Vernon Theatre Presents The Kibitabry by Swerling and Robinson
Vernon Theatre features Tarry Green, Mary Brian, and Neil Hamilton in the Broadway comedy hit Authors. Admission is 10 cents for everyone. Show at 7:35 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry Green
Mary Brian
Neil Hamilton
Joseph Swerling
Edward G. Robinson
Jrevkles
Easter service program at Calvary Chapel features choir and soloists
The program lists Easter events including hymns, singing, and prayer led by Rev. Inchlen Parker at Calvary Chapel. Performers include Galland Parks, Soprano Qeliita with Laution Quartet, and Choir A Missionary. Ownership statement by Renwick Tints publisher L. W. Miller appears with notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaster
Wiveq
Simliy
Inchlen Parker
Renwick Tints
Renwick
L. W. Miller
Morgages
le W. Miller
Chirenge A. Packard
Town visits and homecomings mark week in region
Anna Kleve returns to town for rest after a week of visits. Lloyd Thorpson comes home Friday from Algawa after several months away. The Jolly Birthday club gathers Friday at Mrs. August Haffuin’s home. A landscape architecture talk is at the Oscar Engatron home today. Mrs. BLL McManigh and daughter Corrine Constance of Eastville visit John Bornhalt home with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougald
Kanawha
A. A. Packard
Wm. Nissen
L. W. Miller
Gus Nissen
Belmond
W. H. Long
Marilyn
Lloyd Thorpson
Algawa
Jolly Girghday Club
August Haffuin
Oscar Engatron
Bll, McManigh
Corrine Constance
Fsterville
John Bornhalt
Landmarks list convistal royat on Hiner and late train home
Landmarks list describes a convoy with Uequests departing as Smith and Jones miss the last train to the suburbs. They walk home slowly past a church at about two in the morning. Sinlin asks if sour wite miss yan on such occastans, and the two laugh while recalling a past injury from a previous encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiner
Smith
Jones
Sinlin
LaVerne Shipping Association Suspends Operations
LaVerne Shipping Association votes to suspend operations for the time being at a recent meeting. About ninety former members discussed the situation, with the likely daily life of suspendment estimated. The association, active for twelve years, previously closed bills at Tae Verne and considered close action. The Renwick Shipping Association faced similar challenges but remains in a fragile position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bya Ness
LaVerne Alip Phiz
Ita
Tda
Geilip
Tae Verne da Sul
Renwick Shipping Association
Hanks
Choy
Duer s Accredited Baby Chicks and Local Trade Notes
Fragmented local notes list Duer s Accredited Baby Chicks Heavy Breedary and related hatchery terms, a North Post Office area contact, and a phone reference. It mentions Maras work, Daniel Chesling Runwick, Virgil homes returning from a Chicago trip, visits by Mr and Mrs Leo Barhart and daughter, and by Mr and Mrs Mand Kinnick and Mrs Katherine Markman to Port Dodhe. For sale several Shorthorn cattle yearlings PH tested OG. I W Chapman phone Tbs211. A brief weather/transport note cites snow delaying farmers. Friends Mrs Annette Salisbury of Blue Earth Minnesota is visiting the G A Stoddard home and other old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Barhart
Mand Kinnick
Katherine Markman
Port Dodhe
Chapman
Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Week
Scribbled notes recount visitors from Des Moines and nearby towns. Mr Ralph Keriner of Jraimpton greeted locals on Linesinbay. Otto Engatrom of Umbolik visited relatives and friends over the weekend. A union of relatives gathered at Ray Pettis home Sunday to celebrate a birthday with baskets and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Grandia
Pella
Nick DeWaard
Ralph Keriner
Jraimpton Simnt Sever
Linesinbay
Fragmented OCR Narrative From a Turbulent Tabernacle Scene
An unreadable OCR passage describes a chaotic scene near a tabernacle and related figures. The text mentions Arabs, a person named WIPES Nhat, and references to a place and event, but many words are garbled, yielding little coherent narrative or clear event details.
Fragmented OCR: Names and phrases span scattered tokens
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and fragments such as Sayed Jarheon, Veap, Cutts, PELE, Stabe, Mcarthe, and others. It mixes personal names with partial phrases, lacking coherent events or dates, making a clear news item difficult to distill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilna T
Fragmented OCR nods to Scottish shrine and poets
An unclear OCR fragment references a Scottish shrine, poets, May months, centers, and a halted event. It mentions Scotland, HMO, a Colne area, and names that appear garbled. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttfeange Anting
Bniacate
Parlannt Chun Bf
Fulesartes Ag
Weill
Scotland
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John Zweifel
Anes
S. 8
J. A. Packand
Hig
Erma Louise
Hult, Jows
St. Joseph, Mo
Laurel Lynn
Lavonne Thompson
Helen Gray
Hardy
Abner Thompson
Sanford Anderson
Henry Bloom
Wilbur Phipps
Sonia Richardson
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Katherville
Gaya
Estherville
Hell
Armstrong
Fatherville
Jane Lake
Arnold’s Park
Spirit Lake
Emmetsburg
Minnegota
M.T. Akt Society
E.G. Selgelid
An Oren
Fairmont
Minn
Bonnet Lawnship Women's Club
Joe Olson
Bobby and
George
Minneapolis, Minn
Will Blesie
Deloris
Will Miller
Dale Mosher
Wilbertably Harmo
Simpson Service
Claus Helmler Sr
Rochester, Minn
W. Hy Helake
Will Marty
Luverne
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Dick Elmer
Ethel Lindway
Birmingham
Arlo McGowan
Lindsay
Glaces
Renwick II. S. Bulers Co
Vernon Theatre
Jerusalem
Chofy
Galland Parks
Qeliita
Laution Quartelle
Calvary
Chiair
Wilson
Levinon Kit
Ashford Oalatte
Missionary
Ashfayil
Anna Kleve
Vor
Divoe
Jeveey
Farrow
Apel
Helinke
Duke Kably Mit
Honey Melek
Kanuwin
Elvicks
Quaker
Quaker Oats Company
Stenwick
Nana
LaVerne Shipping
Duer
Tollebury
Eagle Qreve Hatchery
Maras
Daniel Chesling
Runwick
Town
Virgil Homes
A. W. Bigher
Lee Mars
Mrs. Verte Morehoutt
Annette Salisbury
Blue Earth
Mino
G. A. Stoddard Howe
Iiagkib
Cap Polar
Remington Sportsmans
Ani
Aoe
Ieee Na Jr Ts
Saale
Eclus Tolay
Bostea
Wagle Grove, Iowa
New
Fort Dong Wn
Jones Piano House
Renwick High School
Crechestra
Glee Club
Sextelle
Ils
Glee Clubs
Renwick (Eck ‘Tun Lra
Trumboldt
Matherville
Nation Chrlatian
Flora Comal
Elis
Nuiding
Walla
Cole
Mercus
Aubere Maeif
Pourra
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