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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
4
Local notes detail visitors to residents around Algona and area including the Schultzs 40th anniversary April 6 and Geraldine Lane of Eagle Grove visiting Floyd Lane. Other items cover births, funerals, military enlistment, and a cemetery caretaker bid. Families from Goldfield, Cres ton, Humboldt, Reno, Davenport, and Swea City are mentioned with health, travel, and celebration updates.
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor J H Reents lists adults set for confirmation including Mrs Henry Groh Mrs Arthur Kraft Mrs Walter Kraft and others. Also notes Sunday services at 10 00 a m and 2 30 p m in Corwith with choir rehearsal and confirmation class scheduled.
First Baptist Church Ewing Holland announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at noon with a sermon What Does It Mean to Be Born Again. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. subject Eternal Security. Thursday April 8 prayer meeting at the parsonage. Young People's Missionary society meets at Orris French home Friday evening. Everyone welcome.
M E Church Notes list O R Yeager as pastor with Hardy Morning Worship at 10 a m and Sunday School at 11 a m led by Wm James. Choir rehearsal at the Olden home Thursday evening. Renwick Sunday School at 10 a m with AJR Martin superintendent. Morning Worship at 1 a m and communion service Epworth League at 6 45 p m.
Evangelical Church schedule lists services with Pastor Laurence Sohl and activities. Local residents Joan Winters Everett, John Eorleski visiting Humboldt. Mrs Stodderd in poor health. Bloom family visits. Goldfield Gazette notes C. H. Scott's trip and brother Walter's death in Louisville from pneumonia after flu.
There is no open season on any fish species at present. The Supreme Court invalidated Conservation Commission regulations causing no trout or other species to have an open season until the Legislature sets them. Stocking is withheld until seasons are fixed and published.
The town dog tax is now due and is not paid by April 1 a penalty of 50 cents will be assessed. D. Elmer, Mayor.
Wright County preliminary rounds of the rural school declamatory contest were held recently. The district competition included Boone Norway Liberty and Lake townships at Goldfield. Dorothy Hydecker won first in oratorical, Robert Nelson first in humorous, and Doane Hill first in dramatic. They advance to the county contest in Clarion on April 16.
Quotations from local dealers for Wednesday April 7 appear subject to correction. Market notes include oats, cream, and first grade cream. Also listed are rental pasture acres and a note to see Mrs. Fred DeMoan. Fort Dodge visitors Mr. and Mrs H Goettsch, Eagle Grove resident Marlene Grover, and Roy McCurry of Des Moines are noted as visiting L W Fleming home this week.
Mr and Mrs G L Peterson and son Bob moved last Monday to their new home at George. Mr and Mrs John Baumgart ner and Henry Hiesie were Begle Grove visitors Tuesday.
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