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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
2
Local items note visitors from several towns, farm shipments to Chicago, and social visits. People from Webster City, Clear Lake, Des Moines, and Blooming Prairie were mentioned along with multiple families visiting relatives. The Wright County sheriff and a prohibition officer conducted raids near the area while cemetery plans were discussed by the Vernon Cemetery Association.
Wright County Monitor reports August Larson of Goldfield faces desertion and bigamy charges. Larson left his family in Goldfield for Des Moines, married a Lorimer woman, and returned to face authorities after being located by Sheriff Johnson. He appeared before Justice Robinson for a grand jury hearing.
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Miss Mae Rice and Clement Briggs married last Saturday April 25 at one oclock in Goldfield the ceremony performed by Rev Nicholson. The bride daughter of Jim Rice and Mrs Rice a Vernon Consolidated School graduate. The groom longtime farmhand for Omar Davis. They plan to live on a farm near Livermore and friends extend congratulations.
Dekay Godfrey of LaVorna visited relatives here last Friday. Mosd Smith of Clear Lake visited relatives here last Sunday. A baby boy was born last Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carlson. My and Mrs. Wm. Nissen and children visited at Livermore last Sunday. Rebekah Ghelemeelaon Thursday May 7 with Mrs. 2 M. Bagttech. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grint and children of Irvington visited last Sunday at the W. H. Potter home. Allen and Spring Needle undergarments promoted for men. Mr. and Mrs. W L White are caring for the farm while Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White are in Des Moines for an operation. Sheriff Hanson with deputy and a prohibition agent were in Iowa this week. The Menwick Woman’s Club met with Mrs. Wel Martin. Officers elected for the coming year: President Mrs. J W Wolkner, Vice President Mrs. G B Pete Vera, Secretary Myra Jang, Treasurer Mead P L Kelling. Next meeting with Mrs. Jim Merson on Written after May 8.
Renwick notes show teachers visiting Cedar Falls to interview prospects and a busy week of events. The fifth grade hosts visitors, track drills continue, and Board discussions focus on hiring for Home Economies. The Junior-Senior Banquet in the gym featured an Old Fashion Garden theme and roses for participants. Renwick won the Triangular Track and Field Meet with Verne and Givermore scoring, plus a banner for the victorious school.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims the product treats catarrh by addressing constitutional conditions. The ad promotes an ointment and a tonic with quick relief claims. Toledo Ontario based Cheney & Co markets the medicine for over four years through local agents.
Cato's Vagabonds will play for the dine at the Princess pavilion in Livermore on Tuesday evening May 6. They will be joined by 1. W. Shaped ATR and other local talents for the event.
Be sure to get bids on grain before selling. The Quaker Guts Co. Harry Wigwns bought a Buick Special Coach of the Renwick Auto Co. Misa Hazel Smith slated at Eagle Grove over the week ent alnd Mr. and Mrs. Robi Smith visited there on Sunday. Sunshine Godaty will meet with Haima Ragitd on Thursday May 7. Accuse of crags and a box of clothing and quilts will be packed. All are welcome.
Change in train service for the Chicago and North Western Railway will take effect Sunday, April 26, 1925 with earlier departures on certain trains. For details, see the ticket agent.
The report lists visitors including 8.1L. Kingate and Wilbne Pippy at Mort Dody Inat Monday evening. Chos. Pobfeldt mentions extra times in Mirly Ohio Potatoes. A. W. Gray and daughters Bon du fell Rogemond visit. Nike Palmer and daughter Oliva were Fort Doigdga visitors last Saturday.
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