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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
2
Local residents and relatives visit at Goldfield and Algona, with trips to Okoboji and Vernon Center for camp meetings and funerals. Community notices include church activities, Sunday School rallies, a T U meeting, and a dog bite incident. Also mentions new and returning residents, drivers, and local oil company service details.
Vernon items report a farewell gathering at the schoolhouse last Friday for Mr and Mrs P R Tyler and family who plan to move to the southwest. Mr Tyler will work for Gatting Publishing Company next year and neighbors express warm wishes as Mrs Tyler departs.
Hardy's Ladies Aid held a meeting at Airs Docia Engh's home with about forty attendees including Mrs Wo F Garnier. Contests followed the business session and ribbons were used for division. A hearty lunch on the lawn concluded the afternoon as guests expressed thanks to the hostesses.
Sunday School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m at the First Baptist Church Gerald P Norton pastor. Evening worship and prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday at 8:00 p m. We invite you to come bring friends and worship with us a warm greeting extended to all.
Bids will be received up to Abe rst 13th for bus drivers at Vernon Tawashi Consolidated School. The Board reserves the right to reject any vrall bids. Ernest Eggerth, Sec.
Dog taxes are due and owners should get their tags at the State Bank. Luther League will meet for its social at the Ernest Kraft home this evening. Little Edna Andregy of Weut Bend is visiting her aunt Mrs Leo Mimbach. Mr and Mrs A Richardson visited Hayle Grove last weekend. A poultry culling demonstration will be held at the Oscar Engstrom home on August 8 at 1 20 p m. Ralston of Cedar Falls, our new school superintendent, was a visitor last Saturday. Mr and Mrs J F Elder of Madison Wisconsin visited their niece Mrs C A Overbaugh last Wednesday and Thursday. Sheriff Hangon was over from the county seat last Thursday and left papers with Marshal Gibbone to serve if he has a chance. Mr and Mrs Harry Spurling drove from Berkley Iowa to spend the day with Mrs Caroline Glaussen. Edith Claussen, who had been visiting in Berkley, returned home with them. Wanted Men or women to axe arders for hosiery sales salary seven dollars a week full time one dollar fifty an hour upage fine, International Stocking Mill Norristown PA.
A chaotic scene unfolds as two cats clash along a back fence, yowling and circling each other. Photographers capture the tense moment amid arched backs and raised claws, illustrating a fierce neighborhood feline quarrel.
The item notes a monumental wireless loud speaker with Wenly-live feet Tog and twelve foot aperture, plus a range of Swetly-live miles, in Tora Gal. The nearby society column reports numerous local visits, entertainments, and exchanges, including Evangelical Ladies Aid meeting, Fort Dodge visitors, and several family updates, alongside coal pricing and a garage break-in at Hardy.
Dances at Livermore Pavilion draw crowds with popular tunes by Al Menke. Visits from Mrs Wilbur Steid and friends seen over Sunday. Families from LiVerna and Wesle. Mie and Beith Withee noted social visits. Mildred Whid and Sidney Paulson plan Denver trip. Local ladies hosted by Mrs S D Vackurd.
Vernon Theatre schedules a Saturday program on August 4 featuring Corinti Getmth in "Pye Single Peuch" by Douglas Geant and a side bill including Herod's court, a flying railroad exhibit, and 6teely agda Larry Lemon comedy amid a bustling program.
On Wednesday August 8 Frank Maye with Sylvia Breamer star in Wolf Law. The program shows the Ozarks setting with lawless hills and feuding men. A Century Comedy reels and the first show begins promptly at 7:80.
A garbled patchwork of aphorisms and misheard quotes on wealth, manners, and society. The text riffs on parking, blue sky luck, wood, powder, and gender, mixing proverbs with misprints as a quirky cultural mosaic.
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