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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
6
Dr Turner returns home Monday morning from Turner Ta and Vernon Theatre hosts events April 25 27 including a four part program for local schools. Mentions Freeport Maria Lilleskau sisters and Lou Farlan plus Mrs Packard Alta Stoddard and W E Harvey with a new Ford. Rail timetable changes loom and Rural Union Telephone plans pole removal this summer with electric lighting at night train.
Thieves entered Sam Klassi's garage Saturday night by breaking a rear window. Several tires and other items were stolen while Sheriff Fisher's hounds searched east of town but failed to follow the trail beyond the gravelled road. Suspected escape by car.
Wm. Blesie, agent, advertises kerosene and gas at Cedar Rapids with oil at 19 cents per gallon in barrel lots. All grades of kerosene are offered at low prices and guaranteed per gallon.
Notice is given for the annual stockholders meeting at the bank office in Renwick Iowa for election of directors and other lawful business. The meeting will be held Tuesday May 2 1916 at 1 00 PM. T O Heggen cashier announces.
In High School the top averages list Lena Elmer 95 and Lucile Southwick 95 with Ruth Jenkins 98 and others. The operetta synopsis set for Vernon Theatre on April 27 follows Dorothy’s forest quest on Midsummer Eve with fairies rescuing her, becoming Princess Forget-Me-Not, and returning home with the Spirit of Dawn.
A call to men to stop delaying church visits and attend every Sunday, not just Easter or Christmas. The piece argues one hour per week with God, urges support for the Go to Church movement, and warns that delays weaken faith while praising the benefits of weekly worship.
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