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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
4
Local news items recount visits by C. H. Packard of Lake City and families from Algona, Britt, Forest City, Des Moines, and Lincoln. Residents attended hospital, siblings hosted relatives, and a 1982 Renwick high wheel class reunion ended with a Denhart swim and Smith park picnic planning another gathering.
Quotations from local deaters for Wednesday August 4 are published with corrections possible. Burlington resident Alvin Swanson visits his mother Mrs Jennie Swanson while Cedar Rapids guests Mrs Harry Lambertaen and two children stay a week. G. N. Stare of Onalaska Minnesota subscribes to The Times. Joe Lane's eighth birthday party hosted by Mrs Floyd Lane featured games and refreshments. Corwith Hustler reports D W Stephens small van entangled in an elevator sparing injury. Ames visitors included Mr and Mrs St King and children. Okoboji visits by Dorothy Dawson, Mrs Mareld Saxton and daughters Murphion and Lois. Annual French picnic held at Goldfield park with relatives from a distance. Oat threshing progresses with yields ranging from 85 bushels per acre and light 16 lb bushel weights. several racks of bundles will finish smaller fields.
Dr J B Turner worked as a professional caller in Ceylon Minnesota while Mrs John Callesen visits Webster City this week. Lorn Packard visited with her brothers in Eagle Grove. Wthel Beckwith returned from Waterloo. Frances and Louise Malone of Algon spent a few days at J J Tanck home. Harold Hallen of Pittaleigh Pa visited with his parents. Claus Block came home from Des Moines after a month in hospital. E A Queary returned from Rochester after three weeks for eye treatment. Fred Southwick underwent an appendicitis operation some time ago. Clarence Nash of Cairo visited his grandparents on route from Ames. George Claussen and Rudolph Schipull went to Burt to help Claus Claussen after his death. Mrs Webb and children of Lake Preston arrived and will live with Mr and Mrs George White. Frank Ward returned from Killerton to work on his father's property. B W Wilkinson and daughters and Grace Packard went to Dows last Monday and stayed with Mr Wilkinson's farm. Mr and Mrs Irwin Peer Tresen Brink and Lena Ceigel returned from Cedar Falls after ayahmer school. Joe Abernathy of Jefferson fired here from Lake Geneva Wisconsin where he attended a W M C A convention. He visits M A Ketman and parents. It is reported a dry spell in Kansas with grasshoppers and hay fever. The President does not want General Johngan to quit and the General is glad someone agrees.
The undersigned is duly appointed and qualified administrator of the estate of John Speich, deceased, of Humboldt County. All who owe debts should pay promptly. those with claims must present them, duly authenticated, for allowance and filing in the Clerk of the District Court office. H. Fred DeMooy administrator. L. E. B. Linnan attorney. Dated July 11, 1934. M. A. Wallakait, Clerk, District Court.
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