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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
5
Norma Helinky driving east on Main Street with several high school students aboard crashed into Mrs Myrtte Luethje coming from the east near La Vernon theatre corner. Mrs Luethje suffered rib and bruises while her car sustained considerable damage. The student injuries were not reported.
Liberty township farm bureau women held an all day meeting at the Art Bjorgn home last Friday. Leaders Mrs R J Schleppol Mrs John Zimmerman and Mrs C Flammig led follow up lessons on caning chairs. Sixteen attendees and three chairs recaned along with seven hatdish para were made. A luncheon was served at noon. The varied townships continue combining meetings with experts in home project chair caning.
Miss Ilorence Lind, employee at the Kratt farm home of Mrs Heidecker, lost control of a car about six miles northeast of Renwick. The vehicle overturned several times, she was seriously injured and bruised, and taken to Dr Turner's office. The car was badly wrecked.
Renwick high school won a district tournament bid by narrowly defeating Bode in extra innings Tuesday afternoon. Wilson struck out thirteen across seven innings plus two more in extra and drove in the winning run when McCurry and Moore connected in the 10th. Espeland fanned nine for Bode as the visitors scored once in the fourth and Renwick answered in the third with McCurry and Moore producing successive hits.
Jim Nelson was severely injured last Monday when the runaway team on a disk panicked, throwing him onto the disk blades. He sustained head and neck cuts and bruises. one horse had a leg artery cut but is expected to recover. Marion Saxton was visiting from Mason City over Easter.
American Legion of Humboldt offers $5 per slogan to advertise a major summer event in Humboldt. slogans limited to six descriptive words about July on a big day with many attractions. Send as many as you can to the Playday committee. final decision rests with them. winners may receive $8 if selected. Closing date is April 193d.
Items copied from the Kenwick Times dated April 25, 1914. The column notes weddings births health trips and local business changes including Sam Meurer buying Sam Klassie’s Ford, Lena Binck hosting Lutheran youths, Sam Klaacie renting the opera house for attractions, and G S Peters starting a new residence. Also mentions visits to Mayo brothers Rochester and a government meat inspector assignment for Georgeina Carter in Philadelphia.
Senator A J Shaw denounces the veto of the Homestead Tax Exemption Act as the costliest decision in state history. The governor argues Iowa must continue to fund railroads utilities and non resident owners, while Shaw asserts the veto shifts millions annually away from relief and pensions and onto everyday shoppers. The act would have redirected funds via a millage levy replacing it with sales tax credits, a move Shaw says would have reduced municipal tax delinquencies and preserved funding for schools and communities. The veto, supported by a large majority in the legislature, faces possible override but carries an immediate toll on residents and counties alike.
Governor Clyde L. Herring designates the week starting April 29 as Disenga Prevention Week and May 1 as Child Health Day urging Iowa parents to seek immunization for their children against diphtheria and smallpox vaccines to combat rising preventable diseases.
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