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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
5
Grainy OCR fragment discusses preparing mixtures from powdered milk bran middlings charcoal lime and other ingredients. It warns to weigh ingredients carefully as varying proportions cause trouble. Mentions seedtime harvest growing weather and meeting needs with proper wood sers.
Komwiek led with three firsts and placed in two other events at the high school sub-district held at Grove City. Ten schools competed, about 350 contestants, with winners advancing to district in Magon City on April 16 and May state finals. Judges were Luther Richman, Mrs. Doris Pau, and W. J. Emeh of Iowa State Teachers College.
Wi D Weir of Gilmore City seeks the county auditor role in Nomboldt. Age eighty eight, born in Weave township near Buena Vista. He attended Buena Vista high school and has lived in Gilmore City for five years, working in a bank until it closed, claiming education and practical knowledge as qualifications.
Sealed bids for Street Commissioner for the Town of Renwick will be received by the Clerk up to four o clock on Thursday May 6 1982. Bids must show price per lane for one man price per hour for one run and one team and price per hour for one man and two teams. The Town Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Fritz Britt Clerk.
Stanley M. Nielsen announces candidacy for Humboldt County Attorney in the Republican June primaries. He is a Humboldt High School graduate who attended Cedar Rapids college and has been practicing in the law office with Coyle and Coyle at Humboldt.
The Men's Community Club will hold its first meeting of the season at the high school house Monday evening April 11 at 8 o'clock. All men in the community are invited. Mr. Gen. B. Hoiken of Spencer will be the speaker sharing four months in Russia with slides.
Nissen's Meat Market will open Saturday with plans to serve the Renley area business community. Beardus meat and Mr Nissen will offer milk from his own dairy, and the venture aims to boost local commerce as Nissen returns to the air stand.
A declamatory contest takes place at Block School on Thursday April 7 at 2. Admission is two cents. Stella Orvick is among the organizers. Protesters from Sing Sings complain about the number of lectures and the lack of credit in celebrities delivered speeches.
Mr Dyer native Armenian spoke to Renwick School about his capture by the Mohammedans in Armenia and ten years in livery. He said the Near East Relief Commission rescued him and taught him English. He plans college, then returning to Armenia to teach and noted local music program tonight. Frank Rolling, former Renwick teacher, visited last Friday.
Harold Wickers returns to school as classmates recount a busy period. Students visit a hatchery observe eggs in an incubator and hear about wind work during first and second grade projects. Entries mention pets poems, local humor, and a Panama saloon visit tied to Rev. Aimee McPherson.
A church notice invites members to morning worship with the theme Stadiant Certainty and evening worship on Worry and Its Care. Young peoples meeting asks How Should We Use the Lord's Day, with J. A. Hurley listed as pastor. The message aims to guide readers on faith and daily practice.
Sunday School at 9:00. American Services 10:00. German worship last Sunday each month at 9:00. Luther League devotional Sundays 7:30. Ladies Aid first Wednesday 2:00. Visitors include Mr and Mrs George Krise Eagle Grove. Kiomme youths at A D Gimer home and Richei Kelling Alice Angel Clinton visited George Kelling home. Mr Coolidge on unemployment saying work.
Evangelical Church led by Pastor J Haehlen lists Sunday School at 10 a m worship at 11 a m 7 30 p m service and 7 30 p m choir practice. Midweek service Tuesday 7 p m at Mrs Anon Schneider home. Junior EL C E meets monthly and Ladies Aid and Missionary societies meet on specified Wednesdays.
M E Church notes include Sunday School at 10 15 a m and Morning Worship at 11 15. The annual World Service Sub-Diatrick Convention will be held Friday April 8 from 10 a m to 3 p m at Clarion with nationally known speakers. One speaker will appear at Renwick church at 7 20 on game date. A program has been prepared and this will be a worthwhile occasion. An cordial invitation to attend is extended to all.
Mrs. Myra Agard came back to her Goldfield home last Saturday after a winter with her daughter Mrs. Walter Phipps. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Altman and daughter of Humboldt and Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgartner and daughters who visited their mother Mrs. Famie Baumgartner last Sunday.
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