Largest Renwick High School Class Set for May Graduation
Renwick High plans the largest senior class in its history for commencement at the high school on May 24. The 1936 class includes thirty members with a list of graduates: Ranelli Ambasun, Bernard Anderson, Juanette Anderson, Dale Bieale, Merton Blealy, Michel Bornhell, Allyn Wink, John Curter, Lynn Carter, Marjorie Cook, Victor Ender, Thomas Gimer, Eleanor Heggen, Joe Janes, Ine Wrakt, Mabel Kubly, Orville Kubly, Lawrence Larson, Vaulda Martin, Wilbur Moore, Eugene Nelson, Elpine Suckard, Jot Palmer, Leis Saxton, Clarence Steffy, Hazel Steffa, Argyte Townswick, Stan Vy Wilgon, Dorene Zentner. Their motto is Not Evening, but Dana. Colors are Late and White, flower TALISMAN ROSE.
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Renwick High School
Udilaciung
Elas
Ranelli Ambasun
Bernard Andersow
Juanette Anderson
Dale Bieale
Merton Blealy
Michel Bornhell
Allyn, Wink
John Curter
Lynn Carter
Marjorie Cook
Victor Ender
Thomas Gimer
Eleanor Heggen
Joe Janes
Ine Wrakt
Mabel Kubly
Orville Kubly
Lawrence Larson
Vaulda Martin
Wilb Ur Moore
Eugene Nelson
Elpine Suckard
Jot Palmer
Leis Saxton
Ames High Orchestra Places First at Pre-State Contest
The Bernvies high school orchestra and the small string group at Ames earned superior ratings at the pre-state music contest held last Friday and Sunday. They qualify to enter the state contest in Iowa City. Dale Paterson, bass soloist, drew attention amid a crowd of local attendees. The Ames event drew several local supporters as last year’s Renwick high school groups also fared well with hopes of repeating success.
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Bernvies High School
Ames
Salunday
Iowa City
Dale Paterson
Pooh
Coventy Ht Pivens
Renwick High School
Four Mail Bags Stolen From Livermore Depot
Four mail pouches stolen from the Mc & St.L depot at Livermore last week Wednesday night were found robbed of their contents, except for a few newspapers. Three pouches were locked and ripped open while the fourth, found later, contained newspapers. The value of the mail is unknown and finger-printing attempts will be made on the newspapers. No other clues have been disclosed.
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Livermore
Mc & St.l
Rockleland
North Iowa
Bede Boy Wins County Spelling Contest
Roger Gallixson of Bede won the Jumbolt county spelling contest held Saturday afternoon in the high school auditorium at Humboldt and Will represent the county in the slate contest in Des Moines. The Rennles contestant Helen Shipka posted a strong record, finishing near the top despite a large field of seventy one spellers.
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Bede
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Humboldt
Des Matnes Aan
Fhe Rennles
Helen Shipka
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Fragmented OCR hints at varied topics and images
The readable text mentions capital punishment taxes opinions and blue eagles while loosely referencing legal opinions, rooms, poison, motorists, salesmen, cars, crowds, and a rural setting with skunks. Several phrases are garbled, producing no clear event or outcome to report.
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Powerful Ally in Safety Pledge by American Legion Units
The American Legion with 11 000 posts plans a comprehensive safety program for streets and highways in 1944. A handbook from National Headquarters guides posts in uniform traffic laws safety education enforcement and traffic engineering. The effort supports driver license and financial responsibility laws and promotes school safety patrols and community programs to curb accidents and injuries.
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Americantam Cormumission
Boll Childdren
Adulla
Bebler Trafic Engineering
Adoo
Renwick Town Report Shows Net Positive Treasury
The annual report of the Town of Renwick shows debts payable and a treasury balance of 2 129.18. It notes over 8 000 on bond with 6 000 indebtedness on bonds not fully payable until 1940, a first balance on the right side of the ledger in memory. It highlights contracts, garden wisdom, and rural commentary from local officials and farmers amid shifts in farming and public policy.
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Renwick
Twenty One Years Ago Stern in Renwick Times
Mrs. Fred Speich and daughters Celik and Mary visited Algona noon. Mrs. Fred Hefly and Anna stayed with relatives at Titonka. Miss Cora Mortio visiting Mrs. Henry Pruhl at Ceylon Minn. Miss Lillian Gugrnsberg visits Miss Martha Wienanda in Algona. Miss Pearl Friday of Dakota City visiting Renwick and area. L Blood, former Boone ship farmer, died near Haron. K W Prank bought twelve Aberdeen Angus cows at Omaha sale. Mrs. J W Merson left for Des Moines for daughter Alice ill at college. Luni Baptist Sunday school elected officers: Nelson superintendent, Trowbridge asst, Gillespie Bible teacher, Martha Smith youth class, Lena Hanson intermediate, Lala Hass primary and organist.
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Speich
Celik
Mary
Algona Paigen
Fred Hefly
Anna
Titonka
Cora Mortio
Henry Pruhl
Ceylon
Minn
Misa Lillian Gugrnsberg
Veda
Martha Wienanda
Algana
Pearl Friday
Dakota City
Celaliver
Renwick
L. Blood
Boone
Haron
K.W. Prank
Omaha
J. W. Merson
New Moines
Alice
Des Moines College
Luni Bantist Sunday School
James Nelson
F. H. ‘Trowbridge
3. I. Gillespie
Martha Smith
Lena Hanson
Lala Hass
Work Hard and Think Hard for Farmers Cooperatives
A farmer’s warning of looming wheat shortages due to dust storms mirrors last year’s drought. The piece criticizes the failed farm relief program and urges US farmers to unite in agricultural cooperatives to overcome disorganized markets, low prices, and reliance on outsiders.
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Mid-West
Washington Digest interpretation of capital news
A weekly Washington Digest feature offers interpreted capital news. It promises readers clear explanations of government actions and their potential wide effects, aiming to cut through the complexity of routing reports for a broad audience.
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Thia
Willisuy Brackada
Washington Digest
Miller enters at Renwick Post Office on second class matter
Notice shows L. W. Miller listed as entered at the Renwick Post Office on second class matter. Subscription rate is for one year.
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L. W. Miller
Renwick
M. E. Church Notes Belden Weikel and Activities
Belden Weikel ministers a Growing Church in an Active Community. State Wide United Loyalty Crusade activities at Renwick 10 acm. Sunday School led by A H Martin. 200 day emphasis with 200 day daily. Morning Worship at 11 with sermon Working Together 2 Corinthians. New Members Day includes reception. Epworth League 7:30 led by Thelias Gimer on Christian Youth of Other Lands building a New World. Bible Night April 18. R B Cook to preach. Thursday prayer service and church night. Official board meeting after church. Hardy services at 10 am and 7:30 pm. World’s Best Seller theme for April 19 sermon. Holy week services April 14–21 at Hardy at 8 pm. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday.
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M. E. Church
Belden Weikel
United Loyalty Crusade
Renwick
A. H. Martin
M. Epworth Lesgue
Thelias Gimer
R. B. Cook
William James
Hardy
Ladies’ Aid
First Baptist Church Invites to Weekly Services
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor J. A. Hurley announces a 10 a.m. Sion School led by Hamer Theil, with an evening 8 p.m. evangelistic worship. A 7:13 p.m. Young Peoples Meeting with Grace Martin as president and a note on previously held meetings and renewed momentum. Everyone is welcome to attend all services.
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Hamer Theil
Young Peoples
Grace Martin
Carstensens
St Pauls Lutheran Church Confirmation Service Notice
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and divine service at 11 a.m. A confirmation service will name Richard Heebe Olga Svelller Connie Block Velva Kubly Marwin Kubly Jessie Kubly Lester Kubly Floyd Kubly and Arnold Heidecker. Service at Corwith at 2:30 p.m. Rehearsal at 2 p.m. Please be present.
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Matrieissen
Follaway
Richard Heebe
Olga Svelller
Connie Block
Velva Kubly
Marwin Kubly
Jessie Kubly
Lester Kubly
Floyd Kubly
Arnold Heidecker
Corwith
St. Paul
Evangelical Church Schedule and Notices
Evangelical Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening services 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Bible Study Thursday 7:30 p.m. Ladies' Aid Society meets first Wednesday each month and WM. &. meets second Wednesday. Iowa farm mortgages quoted: 624 million dollars with a Td million drop in the past year.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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