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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
7
A poorly legible notice promotes a grain and feed sale at Gray's Corner Co op with mentions of flour and wheat pricing, chick growing feed, and a plan to market a semi solid milk feeding mix. It touts cheap wheat, a high protein supplement from plantacy beans, and low feed costs for farmers.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Brown mourn the loss of their baby son Richard Elmner Brown who died April 9 1943 born November 19 1940 twin to Komi with the other twin dying at birth. Medical help was sought at Fort Dodge and Iowa City hospitals but pneumonia caused his death. Funeral at home last Saturday officiated by Rev d fraghten of the Evangelical church with burial at Baumgartner cemetery. Relatives visiting included Mr and Mrs Wright Little, Dr and Mrs Laurence Little, Mrs Richard Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Edward Carpenter, Joseph Carpenter and Mrs Kenneth Knott of Wonlutock.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during bereavement. Mrs Cecil Brown and Patchly among those assisting. Mrs Jed Southwick notes her brother Fred Dalby’s death in Woodhurn Iowa funeral held Sunday. Mrs M Sperry hosted her father Mr Sargent from Lime Springs and visited Cherokie. Campus Week celebrated by Renwick Public School with grounds improvements library整理 and new card catalog installed.
Resolution of condolence adopted by Vernon Caing Nox GOR for Dora White who died April 9 1031. It honors her faith in the order her courage at meetings and unselfish neighborly duties. The camp charter will be draped in mourning thirty days and copies sent to the family and published.
The following described property will be sold under an artisan's view. One 1925 Packard Sedan as is. Property will be sold at Guggers' Machine Shop in Renwick Iowa on April 25, 1931 at 2 p.m. Fritz Gugger, Artisan. For Sale Two good young teams. John Hefti Renwick a LuVerne phone.
Alfred Eraland a 50 year old farmer and businessman died at Iowa Gulheran hospital in Des Moines after an operation. He served as director of Peoples Savings Bank trustee of Trinity Lutheran Church and secretary of Bar Mara Elevator. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Thor followed by burial at Trinity Lutheran cemetery. He lived five miles southwest of Hardy and was born July 4 1890. He is survived by his mother a brother a sister and a foster sister.
Sealed bids for Street Commissioner work are due May 1 1931 at 5:00 p.m. The Town Clerk Fritz Britt invites bids showing hourly rates for one man, one man with one team, and one man with two teams. Council may reject any or all bids.
The people of Renwick are urged to clean up premises and alleys to improve the town’s look. A dry season warns residents to be cautious with bonfires and keep them away from buildings. Dick Elmer, Mayor.
Mrs Dave McGee of Glarion visits her husband at the G A Stoddard home this week and helps repair the height wires. Clarence Black and Abner Thompson left last Monday for a trip to California with no plans stated. The Womens Foreign Missionary Society held a covered dish dinner at Mrs L W Miller’s home last Monday with guests Mrs Tompkins and Mrs Bages from Garner.
Iowa senators approved a remap reducing two seats and restructuring districts. The eighth district replaces the tenth, the fifth is split among the first second and third, and Dubuque County shifts to the second with Linn County. Jacobson and Cyrenne Cole merged in one district to face a 1932 contest. Gilchrist shifts from the tenth to a clearer slate.
The note states no more boys have fallen behind on dues since the last issue, naming Bernard Anderson and Joe Jones. It reflects on occasional missteps by Scouts while affirming the Scout oath and laws and calls fathers and men in the community to exemplify proper conduct for the youth, signed Bob McGowan, 5.M.
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