Renwick High School Class of Twenty One Graduation
The Renwick high school will graduate a class of twenty one students this spring. Six boys and fifteen girls comprise the group. Members include Raymond Amerson, Merrill Block, Dorothy Bornholt, Mary Lois Femming, Thelma Gimner, LaVonne Helmke, Norman Hemke, Charles Hepgren, Blanche Jones, Eunice Klaegsy, Kenneth Knutson, Clara Larson, Lovuana McCurry, Bernice McPeak, Verla Jean Mitchell, Valane Pederson, Edna Schwandt, Alice Stupka, Edward Stupka, Nadine Shores, and William Zentner. Commencement is at the high school auditorium on Thursday evening, May 19, at 8 o'clock.
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Renwick High School
Raymond Amerson
Merrill Block
Dorothy Bornholt
Mary Lois Flemmig
Thelma Gimner
LaVonne Helmke
Norman Hemke
Charles Hepgren
Blanche Jones
Eunice Klaegsy
Kenneth Knutson
Clara Larson
Lovuana McCurry
Bernice McPeak
Verl
Humboldt County Court House Corner Stone Ceremony
The cornerstone for the new Humboldt County Court House will be laid at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon April 30. A short program is planned with hoped participation of district judges. A committee has been appointed to finalize details and a good program is assured.
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Humboldt County Court House
Thief Steals 75 Chickens From Brooder House
A chicken thief raided George Latch's brooder house last Friday night and took seventy five two week old chicks before escaping. The Latch family heard nothing during the incident. George E. McCollough of Humboldt announces his candidacy for state representative in Humboldt County Republican primaries. Mrs Henry Geigel and daughter Lena left with relatives for Monroe Wisconsin to attend the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jacob Geigel.
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George Latch
Latch
George E. McCollough
Humboldt
Henry Geigel
Lena
Frank Geigel
Algona
Helen Farrell
Eagle Grove
Order of Odd Fellows
LaVerne
Hen Mothers Kittens In Odd Barn Discovery
Mrs A D Gimer found a yellow cat near her barn and an old hen acting as a brood mother. After she moved the cat, six kittens only a few days old emerged from under the hen, who clucked and protected them by staying atop the nest.
Stephens Escapes Jail Revealed in Radio Report
A radio broadcast says D. W. Stephens of Corwith escaped from the Dakota City county jail where held for the May term on a driving while intoxicated charge. He had been bound over to the grand jury after Renwick arrest by Sheriff Sexe. He has been sighted near LaVerne and Corwith. details are unavailable.
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D. W. Stephens
Corwith
Renwick
Sexe
Grand Jury
Dakota City
Stephens
LaVerneand Corwith
Renwick News Highlights Local Visits and Civilian Events
Renwick and nearby towns report visitors from Webster City Fort Dodge Woolstock and Algona. A school board hired Maxine Middleton and Edwin Nash for next year. Marriage license issued to Harold C Butts and Darlene Zenier. Baby welfare week planned at Baptist church with contests. Local society meetings and obituaries noted with several community updates.
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Terry Mitchell
Verla Jean
Carl Flemiig
Fort Dodge
Maxine Middleton
Marynville
Edwin Nash
Nichols
Towa
Spencer
Harold C. Butts
Darlene Zenier
Algona
Darlene
Wm. Zeniner
Renwick
G. H. Martin
Frakes Bros
Jas. McGowan
Harold Nicholson
Vern Loobey
Goldfield
U.S. Army
Q. M. Lee
Alrs
Fern Snader
Iowa Falls
Baptist Church
Catfish Season Opens In Iowa Inland Streams May 1
Inland streams in Iowa open for catfish on May 1 while lakes stay closed until July 1. The stream season is brief ending May 30 with June closed. Mr and Mrs E C Kraft travel to Calumet to tend property for two weeks. Mrs Ira Overholt of Kiemme visited Levi Krot singer home last week. they returned to Krot singer home Sunday.
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Iowa
Iowa Lakes
E. C. Kraft
Calumet
Ira Overholt
Kiemme
Levi Krotsinger
Wild Horse Rodeo and 45 Fathers at Cags theatre
On Tuesday and Wednesday May 3 the program features Wild Horse Rodeo with the Three Mesquiteers. March of Time and a musical news segment follow. Admission is 10 and 26 cents. The May 10-11 showing includes 45 Fathers with Jane Withers and Donald Duck. Tune in to WMT every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 12:55 for Cags theatre circuit news and free admissions.
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Jane Withers
Donald Duck
WMT
Cags
L W Miller Subscriptions Rate Notice
L W Miller shows a subscription rate notice for one year. The item notes mailing details with Renwick Post Office as second class matter and lists One Year rate information.
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L. W. Miller
Renwick
Pioneers Defend Relief Victims Amid Tax Struggles
The speaker argues many families on the edge of relief deserve aid and encouragement. They keep paying taxes and sustaining property, embodying the pioneer spirit. As hardships continue, they may organize to push for policy shifts rewarding industry and thrift.
Ward Barnes earns master editor publisher award
Ward Barnes of the Eagle Grove Eagle received one of three master editor publisher awards at the Iowa Press association convention in Des Moines. The honor recognizes broad dedication and steady, honorable work, and Barnes is praised as well qualified and deserving.
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Ward Barnes
Eagle Grove Eagle
Iowa Press Association
Des Moines
Mer Tan
Ward
Local clubs emphasize wildlife focus over nightlife
Some night owls fear wild life clubs lure members from home to night clubs and road houses. The text clarifies the groups work with fish frogs ducks rabbits lakes and similar habitats, highlighting the distinction between sports and sportsmen.
Duty and discipline forge strength and virtue
A reflective quote emphasizes morning labor as a compelled duty that builds temperance, self-control, and strength, claiming effort yields virtues the idle never know. It frames work as a moral catalyst for character, urging perseverance and personal growth.
New Car Feature Sparks Glossy Vanity Mirror Idea
A note on newer automobiles describing fluminiied vanity mirrors that let women apply makeup. The concept hints at connecting the powder-pn f to the windshield wiper for an automatic makeup process.
Population rise in India sparks curiosity on future governance
The piece notes India’s population growing from 266000 at the century’s start to 337000, speculating on a day when the population might influence national leadership. It humorously contrasts a man with a pocketbook wrapped in twine with broader social habits.
Buffalo nickel to be replaced by Jefferson nickel
The Buffalo nickel will be succeeded by the Jefferson nickel, but it will still take twenty of them to make a 60 cent dollar.
Penny Saving and Tax Collector Advice
A brief note urges saving pennies to ensure broader financial health with guidance from the tax collector on how savings influence tax results and future compliance.
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Renwick Times
Wilkinson Furniture
McGowan Grocery
McCormick- Deering
McCormick-Deering
Humboldt Implement Co
Homer Bjornson
Will
New Humboldt Co. Court
Edwin Palmer
Webster City
Will. White
Theodore’ Rhoads
Lawrence Warner
Woolstock
Isaac Smith
Methodist Womans Foreign Missionary Society
BH. Klassie
Lena Block
Richardson's
Wilbert Kubly
Luni Sunshine Society
E. L. Schoolcraft
Boone Township Womane Club
Orriz French
Bert
Theodore Lewison
Kelley
Ben Erickson
Frenk
New York Associated Charities
Washington, D.C
Red Cross
United States
R. MM. Goettsch
M. D. Carter
Goettseh
Renwick Womans Club
Lillien L. Gugisberg
G. Gugisberg
Burr M. Packard
A. A. Packard
William J. Todd
Methodist Church
Minnie Stauffacher
Frank Hall
A. B. Richardson’s
Renwick Theatre
AAA
Frank
Anderson Goldfield
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