Local social notes list weekend visits and travel
Oscar Swanson in Stanhope for the weekend. Velma Luchsinger back from Newton. Miss Marjorie Cook of Jolley visited with Violet Broberg. Figures returned from Waterloo. A D Gimer and Thomas Gimer visit. Ralph Anderson and Will Anderson families with Bernard Anderson and Bert Lewison. H A Packard and Ward Hanson of Mason City visit A A Packard family. Clara Lockswood and Doris of Iota La. visit G A Stoddard then LaVerne with Wa Biging. Eli Broberg's brother John Gard from Denver visits. M Lee of Eagle Grove visits. Ora Phipps visits Waterloo with sister Mabel Mosely. Homes painted for several residents. Odland family from Dows visit. Dorothy Dennon returns from Boulder Colo. Fred Rasmussen visits Swea City then returns. Ina Hoover visits Plymouth. Lois Saxton completes beauty course. Battie Krutsinger of Humboldt visits. Henry Schnoor of Humboldt visits Packard home. Ray Feltis family and Gene Potter visit Mason City. James Clowes family and Raymond Gorrell attend Goldfield family reunion. Will Rice family leaves for Cheyenne after stay with H S Rice. M Babler and Mrs Church return from Wisconsin trip. Angie Peabody accompanies them. Ellen Overbaugh and Mildred visit from Spokane. Mildred teaches in Washington. For sale Fancy Early Ohio potatoes by Carroll Gillespie. Wenck family from Garner visits. Rev C R Yeager visits Cedar Falls for Bible school. S J Provan and three daughters visit Clowes. Provan from Fargo, N D. Clowes relatives from Morris IL visit Osage and Iowa Falls. Belmond smokestack being torn down. Correction: Walter Hansen's youngest son born July 28.
Renwick Market Prices and Regional Social Notes
Market quotations for Wednesday August 3 from Toa dealers list corn oats hogs and dairy prices. Local social items include visits by Britt Thor Cedar Falls and Omaha residents, a party at Smith Park, a family dinner for Glen Sanders, weather notes on rainfall and a serious injury to Paul Altman in Humboldt, with further hospital and travel details.
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Renwick
Toa
Overeating blamed for war and crises say Austrian doctor
Vienna reports Dr Franz Naver Mayr argues national turmoil stems from overeating and poor feeding. He claims lifelong dietary excess poisons systems and drives conflict, urging a hunger cure to detoxify the body and restore balance.
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Vienna
Franz Naver Mayr
Deetor Masr
Merouye
Health Officer Urges Vacation For All At Urbana
Health officer Dr. Howard Beard of the University of Illinois urges everyone to take a vacation to prevent illness. He cautions against shortcuts to medical care and stresses safe milk from pasteurized sources. He warns of polluted water and soil likely to raise typhoid risk.
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Urbana
Howard Beard
Averyone
Germany ends brewer control over taverns after war
Berlin reports brewers may no longer force innkeepers to take their wines or waters from the same brewery. Innkeepers gain freedom to source drinks from varied suppliers. Brewers may still sell soft drinks and wines, but sales depend on quality and taste.
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Berlin
Iris
Mar
Wesleyan Opens New Infirmary With Health Fee Plan
Wesleyan College in Middletown introduces the Davison house infirmary with a 10 dollar annual health fee on each student bill. The plan guarantees unlimited medical care and free operations if needed, addressing past neglect due to cost concerns.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Davison House
New College Infirmary
Smart Rat Helps Solve Ohio Bank Burglary Case
Columbus grocer A M Gellman suspected burglars after discovering two bank books and currency missing. Police traced items to a rat's nest in the basement, recovering the evidence and identifying the thief.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. M. Gellman
Pollce
Wrong Bell Stops Fight With Kayo
New York Kayoed by the gang Merritt a negro heavyweight in an amateur bout fell for a cow bell call mistook it for the bell and dropped his guard Abner Wright landed a plug on Merritt’s chin to end the match with Wright ahead on points in a big bout.
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New York
Tally Merritt
Merritt
Polots
Abner Wright
Wright
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Oscar Swanson
Stanhope
Velma Luchsinger
Newton
Marjorie Cook
Jolley
Violet Broberg
Waterloo
Frank Wenck
A. D. Gimer
Thomas Gimer
Laws Siste College
Ralph Anderson
Will’ Anderson
Marshalltown
Bernard Anderson
Bert Lewison
H. A. Packard
Clara Lockswood
Doris
Iota, la
G. A. Stoddard
LaVerne
Wa. Biging
Eli Broberg
John Gard
Denver
Galo
Sweden
M. Lee
Eagle Grove
Ora Phipps
Mabel Mosely
Clarence Erwin
Church
Henry Bloom
W. H. Leng
Clarence Odland
Donna Marie
Dows
Fred’ Gugisberg
Dorothy Dennon
Boulder
Colo
Fred. Rasmussen
Swea City
Fred
Clara Huston
Jows
D. J. Christenson
Black Hills
Margaret Christenson
Renwick Savings Bank
Ina Hoovier
Plymouth
Lois Saxton
Mason City
Battie Krutsinger
Humboldt
Henry Schnoor of
B. M. Packard
Ray Feltis
Gene Potter
James Clowes
Raymond Gorrell
Jerry
Goldfield Park
Will Rice
Margaret
Cheyenne
Wyoming
H. S. Rice
Ellen Overbaugh
Mildred
Spokane
Wash
Ed Overbaugh
Washington
Overbaughs
Carroll Gillespie
Joe Wenck
Garner
George Krise
C. R. Yeager
Cedar Falls
International Bible School
S.J. Provan
Bob Provan
Fargo
N. D
S. J. Provan
Belmond
Walter Hansen
Sharks
Amilcon
Chevrolet
General Motors
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
S. H. Klasste
Flint
Renwick, Ia
Levi Krutsinger
Britt
Marion Carter
Dennis
Thor
Kings
Hardy
Will Blesie
Dorothy
Dolores
Ina
Hoovler
Henry Foster
Jimmie
Nora Springs
J. H. Tanck
A.B. Richardson
Graham
Bobby
Omaha
Neb
Laurence Soh
Sobl
Evelyn Soh
R. M. Goettsch
Claus Helmke
Howard Barton
Katherine
Gretchen Helmke
Jake Tsehudy
Ed Kruse
Tommy Dammon
Otis Sanders
Lone Rock
Glen Sanders
Fannie Baumgartner
Jim Kelling
Paul Altman
Rumboldt
Blumgartner
Paul
Lutherans
Wehrheim
Webster City
Iowa
W. H. Wehrheim
W. H. Long
Renwick, Iowa
M. C. Rockwood
Lows
DR. L
Turner
A. H. Stafford, D. V. Yw
Clarion-Mason City
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