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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1936

Page

10

Local Notes From Renwick Area Bring Winter Weather News

Mrs Linen M Smith returns from Chicago with wintering tale. Birth announcement for Darrell Keith Mogan, placed with parents at Eagle Grove. Portnightly club race at Mrs We A Long, and committee appointments by president Middle Peer. Various visits and social events noted. weather turns wintery with storms and snow. Foreign Missionary society gathering hosted by Mrs A R Mare with Severs AL imeanders attending. Surprise 72nd birthday dinner held in Livermore.

We A Clarence Dohnann Sue Womung Foreigh Missionary Society of the Methodlat Churel Nngle Mra. A. R. Mare Lintiwt Moncley C. W. Milloe Severs AL Imeanders

Sell 1,200 Farms This Year in Minnesota

A state program advertises the sale of 1 200 farms in Minnesota offering no commission and substantial down payments. It promises free field service for prospective buyers and highlights a lifetime opportunity with options across farm sizes direct from the state through district offices in St Paul.

Minarota Minnesota Frei Sui Ane Department of Royal Crafis Salow Vivising Star Cities Building St. Paul Minnnesota

Renwick High Students Enter Britt Music Contest

About thirty Renwick High School students will compete in a subdistrict music contest at Britt on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Participants include Dolores Bleamn Bette Benen Tess Gimer Onige Klas acy Clama Larson Genevieve Larson Carmen Peer and others in mixed and boys quartets plus solo and instrumental entries judged by Fort Dodge school officials.

Renwick Mehaehons Hunte Ts ‘Phuradoy Munday Satunday Richard Beebe Paul Oppedah Syvan Maurer Dani Paterson Carmen Parr Wyavoniipiniat Dolores Bleate Lucy Kelling Char- June Nelson Helen Lateuh Mins Per Ag Piknogoto Ruth Fiji Tennor Pay Oppedad Dolores Bleale Contraite Acta Karoline Knutaon Atring Mary Late Menning

Dick Ulmer Elected Mayor as Old Council Retained

Two hundred fifteen voters chose Dick Ulmer as mayor and reelected the entire old council. Ulmer succeeds G. A. Packard. Council members include Ms. Babler, Ger. Lateh, WOH. Long, Wo OH. Philps, and J.B. Tanck narrowly beat Jim Kelling by four votes. Wohardoon elected treasurer and Hower Thiel assessor.

Dick Elmer Ehmer G. A. Packard Ie Elmer Lawn J.B. Tanck Jim Kelling Cnumcil MS. Babler Mae Ger. Lateh Woh. Long Wo OH. Philps A. Wohardoon Jand Hower Thiel

Death and hospital stay after wife’s appendicitis visit

Mr and Mrs Fred Rasmussen and Mr and Mrs M R Richardson visited at West Bend Ihat Sunday. After they returned home Mrs Rasmussen suffered an acute attack of appendicitis and was taken to the Cuchern hospital in Mort Dodge for an operation. She is reported doing nicely and visitors stop in daily. Mr and Mrs John Egenes and Mr and Mrs G L Peterson drove to Fort Dodge Thursday evening to hear the Iowa State College concert band. Alvin Edgar conducts the band which has performed in several nearby towns. Robert Beggen, grandson of Mr Beggen of Stary City, is a band member. Mrs Le Po Hepeen, visiting Seattle, is at Ghiengra with Stanley and Julia Beggen. Baronetty Beggen intends to join her mother in Seattle, then Chicago, and on to Washington for a civil service position. Old friend Bell of Los Angeles sent a note about an anniversary issue of South West Topics, a Los Angeles paper. Fred’s old friends are welcome to visit and take copies if they wish.

Fred Rasmussen M.R. Richardson West Bend Ihat Mimiasen Cuchern Hospital Mort Dodge Filentta John Egenes G. L. Peterson Fort Madge Iowa State College Concert Band Alvin Edgar Bgenes Robert Bgenca Stary City Mra le Po Hepeen Seattle Wnah Sincy Ghiengra Lanley Julia Beggen Ulin Baronetty Hoggen Chicago Washington, D Remwick Bell Los Angeles Calif Dawn Fred Ahowa Fred

Farmers Institute Draws Fair Crowd to Fairgrounds

The Farmers Institute attracted a moderate attendance following a postponed season. Officers praised the effort to run the event despite adversity. Home economics led exhibitor turnout with a food sale netting about $33, while livestock and poultry judged entries earned various premiums for winners across breeds. The next year officers are H. McGurry president Ole Tjelle vice president Norman Peer secretary Malcolm Clowes treasurer.

Farmera? Institute Officera Committeea Naual H. McGurry Ole Tjelle Norman Peer Malcolm Clowes Tresaurer Premiuma Ohare Rouse Poultry Plymouth Revka J. H. Oldaker Luteark Lateockere Mia Carlaon Clarance Hippen Frank Ward Eewin Ri Buy Rhode Jal Reda P. Hie Thiel Lewia Bram Cockeral Pallet Han Frank Ward Jake Stauffacher

Renwick News Highlights Local Life in 1910

Twenty One Years Ago items from Renwick Times note births and visits. Ed Oppedahl’s family welcomes a son born March 19, Opal Schoolcraft recovers from pneumonia, and Bert Huntly’s daughter born March 23. Residents travel, families move, and local business changes unfold as church confirms catechism pupils and booster club marks the electric plant opening.

Vernon cemetery plans annual meeting at Legion hall Renwick

The Vernon cemetery association will hold its annual meeting at the Legion hall in Renwick on Saturday evening, April 4, at 7 30 o'clock. Aids for caretaker will be received at that time. The new engine at the light plant will be put into service last Saturday morning and immediately the community noticed the missing pop pop of the old engines. Anyone who jog the juice at that time also noticed the more even current and increase in power. Mrs G K Peterson entertained a number of ladies at her home last Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock Easter luncheon. Bridge games were played at six tables, high score prize to Mrs L R Turner, draw prize to Mrs Calle Tanck, traveling prize to Mrs W J Long. Men J A Huchey entertained Renwick Womans City on Thursday afternoon, Mrs G A Packard had the lesson topic and gave an interesting history of the club. Election of officers resulted: Mrs C F Fleming president director, Ralph Anderson vice president, Mrs Herold Saxton secretary, Mrs Win Beanen treasurer. The hostess served an attractive spring menu.

Vernon Cemetery Association Legion Hall Renwick Ainyone G. K. Peterson J. A. Huchey Thurgsday G. A. Packerd C. F. Fleming Ralph Anderson Herold Saxton Win, Beanen

Renwick Times subscription rates and mail dates

The Renwick Times announces pricing for a one year subscription at two dollars. Published Thursdays by L W Miller, it is mailed from Renwick Post Office as second class matter.

L. W. Miller Renwick

Campaign Brondesata Skips Key Economic Questions

The piece mocks Administration spokesmen in the 1936 campaign for avoiding discussion of mass unemployment, dollar value, NRA and AAA changes, national debt rise since 1988, currency inflation, federal taxes, and constitutional challenges to the new AAA. It notes many salaried officeholders on Roosevelt’s payroll since he took office.

Brondesata Voyttle Tomer Altacet N.R. A Intenne Eagle S.C. S Supreme Court Roosevelt Raazevelt

Parley Warns Republicans of Dirty Campaign Battle

Mr. Parley declares the Republicans will make the coming campaign the dirtiest struggle any of us can remember. He notes some may cast doubt on his post office surplus.

Cleveland women fined under state liquor law

A Cleveland report notes four young women were fined $100 each after an exchange with state liquor law enforcement officers. The women called the officers a rude name, and the incident concluded with the penalties as prescribed.

Cleveland

Doctor Keeps Heart Beating Four Hours After Death

A St. Louis physician reports maintaining heart activity for four hours after death but notes the body’s circulatory system or other tissues are compromised, questioning the practical value of revived cardiac function without overall viability.

St. Louis

Congressmen Seek Painless Tax as Mystery Persists

A sardonic remark notes that lawmakers chasing an effortless tax will smile until a perpetual mystery is revealed, implying political rhetoric masks real fiscal complexity and questions of reform linger unresolved.

Conflicting Party Alignment Defines A Statesman

A statesman is a politician who belongs to our party and a politician is a statesman who belongs to the opposition party.

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Birthday fete honors Thelmy Gimer in small town

Mrs A OD Gimer entertained twenty guests Saturday night for Thelmy Gimer’s birthday. Mr and Mrs Henry Blesle daughter Anna and Mrs John Bann with partner and children were Fors Dodge visitors last Saturday.

A. OD. Gimer Thelmy Henry Blesle Anna John Bann

Also Mentioned on This Page

Renwick Savings Bank Insurance and Farm Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Renwick, Iowa Cactus Center Mrs Linen M. Smith Renwicker Day Reents Tihonka Kottberg Mtr Mra JS Badgley Ayon Wa Marion Mogan Darrell Keith George Ellwood Eagle Grove Guy Johnson Roy Eneix Bayle Grove George Yeoman Alvona Mary Yeoman Tod Myre A. de Gimer Harl Gimer Pueata Sebricborloog Livermore Thir Balea W. H. Long Renwick, Lowe M. C. Rockwood Myes Vine Renwick, Lows L. R. Turner A. H. Stafford V. M. Qrotunte Towa Plana No Dick Ulmer Old Council Farmers’ Institute Leghorna Fred Bram Mrs. Carlaon Rosé Hetty Orpingians George Rice Rose Hetty Jake Bram Darwin Peer Wyandottes Wayne Nelson Joe Nelson Bertha Bram Fred Jensen Rivin Friday Jersey Gianta Wendell Friday James McGowan Terry Mitchel Henry Tanck Amarson Gerald Wigan Bert Martin H. Wigan Floyd Cane Harry Wigan Virgil Erwin Rudy Amosson Mur Bjornsen Q. Amosson Paul Oppedehl Club Olla Rody Amosson Paul Oppeduh Hitcher Larry Wigan B. Heftyard Glen Wigan Lewis Hram James Kleenard Dana Floyd Lane Holina Brothers Joe Gangstead F. Gugistergard Joe Gangstaad Helms Brothers Albert Heftierd Heifer Club Joe Lane Bob Lane S. B Homer Thiel Norman Helmbe Clarence Hefty Lst Elaine Memiing Martin Kleve Merrill Block Carroll Block Maartin Kleve Owen Sandviglet Martin Kleve Leslie Stockdale Oldakar Charles Rea B. Heftyare Hay—Alfalfa Eddy Amoasan W. H. Helinke Heftyard Eddy Atmorsan Vaul Qppedahl Edwin Stalth Loyd Paul Larcy Pool Fred Bramard J. Heildaker Roy Adamson Clarion A. B. Schenk Algona A. G. Schenk Lo Wilson Bugle Grove Kornea U. K George Naw Kale Grove A. Richardaan Renwick ‘Times Ed Oppedahl Opal Schoolcraft Pneurmonia Mira Bert Huntly W. Mersoo Wallace Palmyra Mize Grace Webb South Dakota Mya Johna Chris Helinke Marion Harleman Eff. Paren Palacios Texas S. P. Figi Fred Hefty Hoor Jutice Anna Hefty W. E. Harvey Wallie Lee Nowder Marjorie Collins Algena Yesterdy K. M. Goettsch Fred Walkner M. D. Carter Mr. Walkner Gaettsch Henry Hawthorne Times John H. Rose Lutheran Church Elses Schedtler Eleanor Yeoman Wanda Klettke Fredinand Klettke Herbert Helmke Live Wire Beckwith Prince Renwick Theatre Eddie Cantor Ann Southern George O'Brien Thunder Mountain Abe Shirley Temple Bowes
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