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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
7
A brief school gathering was held at Hambolde Memorial Week with a donor reception and decorated hall. Notable attendees included Nellie May, Goldie Hazelwood, Bernard Chirk, and Pearl Luchvinger. a menu featured Grapefruit Creamed Chicken and Pineapple Ice Cream with olives.
Vernon Iter Luolife Rive and Danbour attend events in Ames with Prank Green and others at a Blumer Bros. foma near Lab Vernet Somlay. Ralph Meyers and family from Des Moines visit Nebert Meyers over the weekend. Mrs. Lee Potter and Harriet visit Mrs. Lawis Jolwain who are ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson of Goldfield visit with My and Mrs. Nixon celebrating Mr. Nixon's fortieth birthday Monday evening.
Arbor Day program set for May 2 at 2 30 am on school grounds to plant trees in memory of former pupils George Britt and Lowell Carter who served in the World War. The public is invited to attend and show respect to these departed alumni.
A meeting of the League of Women Voters Vernon Township is set for Friday April 29 at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs John Galleren. Members are requested to attend and victory is welcome. Mrac EB McDiraid, Chairman.
The article discusses middy outfits for women and girls, praising home sewn versions when well cut and tailored. It contrasts snug, neat middy suits with poor homemade looks, noting midday wear, boating use, and age suitability up to forty, plus ease of care and practicality for home sewists.
Paris fashion writer Madelene et Madelaine reports spring couture embraces old fashioned aprons with bibs. The line features non matching fabrics, embroidered aprons on dresses and 1880s style sash and short balloon sleeves. High white collars appear on several outfits.
The article notes the rejection of wool embroidery patterns, citing demand shifts among merchants and color issues. It mentions hat bands sashes and various wool garments as rarely used for embroidery, reflecting shopper disengagement and careful design concerns.
Unclear fragment describes blanket care and airing methods. Mentions brushing or washing and hanging to dry with a focus on cleanliness and drying technique. No identifiable persons or organizations.
John Towers, a village banker, rises from small town clerk to bank president as Lily, the White and Gold Lady, inspires him. Their marriage changes his fortunes, while Lily reassures him that his rebuilding plan will succeed with her support and business sense.
The fragmentary text mentions a vacation and weekly payment details including a $40 extension fee. Ambiguity limits clear facts about persons, places, or organizations.
The text presents garbled speech about footwear and modesty with phrases suggesting taking off shoes. It seems like a misread dialogue or transcription error from a historical page. No coherent event or人物 details are discernible.
A garbled excerpt features names and misheard phrases. It reads like stray lines about popularity and politeness, with references to people and abstract ideas, but the meaning remains unclear and fragmented.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe audience reactions at a theatre, with a quoted narrator crying Hamlet amid confusion. A manager and security element are referenced as discussing the disruption and the audience’s West side seating.
Fragmented lines reveal a personal note about repeating mistakes and reflections on marriage. The text hints at inner doubt about marrying a different partner and repeating the same errors, though context is limited.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue and reader reactions. It mentions an audience, a Senaigr- Surgiwin figure, and unclear phrases about speeches and gas of a fume incident. Core facts are unreadable. item remains ambiguous.
Fragmentary text appears to be a garbled opinion or editorial snippet with numerous errors. It references names like Wells and Nard but lacks coherent facts, dates, or clear event details to summarize further.
Readable portions imply a cryptic discussion about wives and law. The fragmentary lines suggest dialogue or editorial notes questioning behavior and social norms, with unclear speakers and context. The piece lacks concrete events or named entities.
Fragmentary OCR dialogue shows garbled phrases about disposition of two individuals and a failing attempt to observe. Phrases include You epg det and How go with unclear references to one being crooked and the other diverted. Text is unreadable and incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue and indeterminate names or events. No clear person, organization, date, or location is discernible to form a factual headline or summary.
Fragmentary lines suggest a discussion about an elastic currency and a request for more stretch or time. The text is unclear but hints at financial policy language and debate over value or adequacy. No definite persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable material.
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