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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1937
Page
4
Weekend visits feature Sherrill Oppedahl from Forest City, Packard family from Webster City, Robie and Donald Robie in Dews, and Holland families from Rockwell City. Rev R E Cook purchases Walt Wyatt bees. Wyatt shifts to printing and paper hanging. Numerous social calls span Ames, Eagle Grove, Algona, Renwick, Swea City, and Gilmore City with weddings, dinners, and county lumber meetings noted.
April 14 edition lists markets quot ed by local dealers and a variety of community items. Dust storm sweeps area while Bishop and Legion hall replastered. health day proclaimed for May 1 and Health Week through May 4. local visits, hospital news, and several Sunday gatherings noted alongside a Minnesingers performance at Renwick Union Church mark this community brief.
Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. with James Nelson as Superintendent. Morning worship at 11? 7:15 p.m. Young Peoples meeting. Evening evangelistic service at 8 p.m. Thursday April 15 prayer meeting at the Chas Trask home. Everyone welcome.
Evangelical Church led by Pastor Laurence Sohi offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. E.L.C. B. at 7 p.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. Ladies' Aid meets first Wednesday, W. M. S. on the second Wednesday each month.
M E Church notes list C. R. Yeager as pastor with morning worship at 10 a m and Sunday School at 1 p m supervised by Wim. James Renwick hosts Sunday School at 10 a m with A R Martin as superintendent Epworth League activities at 6 45 p m. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Bruce Middleton and daughter Jane of Eagle Grove and Elmer Carlson of Pilot Mound visiting D J Christenson home last Sunday.
Miss Doris Thompson and her parents visited LaVerne last Sunday while Ed Johnson stayed with his granddaughter at Northwood. Soupt. and Mrs. Howard Louthan spent the weekend with Mr. Louthan’s family in Sioux City. Mrs. ALA Packard visits Des Moines with her sister Mrs. Frank Stodard, who is reported seriously ill.
Dale Peterson from Ames visited friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Dockery of Hampton came last Sunday with Mrs Hazel Berry. Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson visited with their son Bernard at Marshalltown. Mr and Mrs Ingwer Jessen and daughter Irene, and Mr and Mrs Thorval Jessen and son of Dolliver were guests at the Rev. C R Yeager home last Saturday.
Notice to all names listed in the schedule that Humboldt County Iowa reports a proposed special assessment for Secondary Road District No 139. The Board of Supervisors will hear objections at Dakota City office on March 4 1937 at 1400 hours. If no objections are filed by noon that day the report is waived. Dakota City Iowa April 6 1937 C H Johnson County Auditor.
Notice to all persons listed in the Board of Apportionment report for Humboldt County Iowa. It shows real estate within Secondary Road District No 140 and the proposed assessment schedule. Description of Tract Sec Two Rag 93 27 27 93 3 a2.
Town records show receipts total 857.25 for year ending March 31 1937 and an overall year ending March 31 1938 receipts of 915462.51. Expenditures include general government 452.76 police fire and inspection 390.95 street and snow removal 2008.75 and betterments 10089.65 with total 17748.86. Indebtedness notes list 31000.60 in bonds and 250.00 interest paid plus 1906.00 refunds. Fritz Britt is town clerk.
Grove Secondary Road District No 159 provides notice to all persons named in the included real estate within Secondary Road District No 189. The schedule lists subdivision sections township range and the portions SWNE SE NW SEE NE NW SE with owner names and amounts of assessment for the proposed assessment plan.
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