Funeral services held Tuesday for Mrs E L Schoolcraft
Funeral services for Mrs. E L Schoolcraft 77 were conducted at the Methodist church in Renwick and Charles City with burial in Elwood cemetery. She died Sunday morning in Charles City after a heart ailment. Survived by four children, two daughters died in infancy, and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
E. L. Schoolcraft
Charies City
H. A. Gustavson
Covenant Evangelical Mission
Elwood Cemetery
Renwick
Hanser
Charles City
Wm. Beenen
Clara Louise Pears
Fannie
Charles Pears
Toledo
Tama County
Iowa
Cedar Valley Hospital
Edgar L. Schoolcraft
First Methodist Church
Schoolcraft
Estella Mason
Opal Stratton
Verne Schoolcraft
Frederick
Card of Thanks Notes and Local Visits Across Communities
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends during bereavement. Messaged trends include visits from Schoolcraft children to Lehigh and LeMars visitors associated with E.C. Perry. Various families from Algona, Tucson, Sparta, and Humboldt share weekends, birthdays, and wedding anniversaries. Local clubs hold events at Smith park and Evangical Ladies Aid hosts a park party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howersi
Schoolcraft Children
Henry Eggerth
Beverly
Sparta
Wis
Ed Eggerth
Evangelical Ladies Aid Society
Smith Park
Paul Altman Jr
Gladys
Humboldt
Jack Altman
Gilmore City
John Baumgartner
Grace
Mary Ann
Fannie Baumgartner
James Kelling
Local School Board Hires Several Teachers
The local school board secured Miss Marjory Anderson of Clamor as commercial teacher for the coming year. She replaces Miss Ruth Raleigh who resigned to become secretary to the general manager of a radio station in Minneapolis. Anderson taught at Radcliffe last year. Ming Rena Wells, an Iowa State graduate who taught at Yale last year, will teach home economics in the high school, succeeding Mrs. Gale Davis who did not seek reeappointment. Dean Drury of Barry is employed as football and basketball coach, succeeding Harry Mehlan who was not seeking reappointment. Mrs. Drury also employed to teach English, formerly taught at Stratford, replacing Mrs. Mehlan who did not reapply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Anderson
Clamor
Ruth Raleigh
Minneapolis
Miss Anderson
Radcliffe
Ming Rena Wells
Iowa State College
Yale
Gale Davis
Ree
Dean Drury
Barry
Harry Mehlan
Drury
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Stratford
Mehlan
Twenty One Years Ago Itema From the Renwick 1921
Harold Speich of St Paul visits relatives here this week while Mr Million begins another year as public school janitor. A heavy rain improves corn and late potatoes. About fifty relatives attend a picnic at the S B Hefty home for visitors from Monticello Wisconsin. Farmers report strangers snooping. caution urged about using a shotgun if needed. Hired man at Gilligan farm shoots tires after a confrontation with two men. one ear pierced by a stray bullet. Threshing outfit accident near Hardy injures no one, though dust explosion frightens horses and prompts quick retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Speich
St. Paul
Mr. Million
Fred Resmussen
Burr Packerdi
S.B. Hefty
Fred Bloom
Monticallo
Wis
Fritz Britt
Speien
Arthur
Irene Stauffacher
Edna Black
Wilma Geigel
Clear Lake
Forest City
Fred Sheebaugh
Springfield
P. J. Fridey
Nes
McGowan
Mr. Shoebaugh
Gilligan Farm
Hind
Gillgan
Knutson - Nelson - Hisland Threshing
A. Anderson
James Nervig
Hardy
Extravagance and War Economy Call for Public Sacrifice
The piece argues that extravagance by citizens or government imperils the war effort and urges cutting nonessential spending, boosting production, and enforcing savings. It notes government cuts in nonwar spending and warns taxpayers to be prudent about litigation under OPA rules, urging careful action and honesty from merchants and consumers.
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Hcisl
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Renwick Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Permalux
Frasers
Fraser Furniture Co
Eagle Grove
Bell System
Washington, D. C
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Coast
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Refine Rossman
Lehigh
E.C. Perry
James Kelly
LeMars
Walter Bradley
Mary Ann of
Algona
B. H. Kelley
Erin Janna
Tucson
Arizona
Sarental
George Frantz
Laverne
Harold Johnson
Bode
Chas
Harold Saxton
F. M. Lee
Clarence Hoovler
Council Bluffs
Martha Heggen
Des Moines
Henry Hefty
Fort Dodge
G.R. McDowell
Melvin Heggen
Keith
Will Anderson
Helen Jensen
Nels Jensen
Luverne
Carrol Potter
Stockton Field
Calif
Randolf Field
Texas
Barbara Jane Britt
A. D. Gimner
Riceville
Waterloo
Alleni Fonts
Lea Piper
Chdren
Marshalltown
P. H. Thiel
Pauline Kubitschek
Carl Johnson
Floyd Lane
Bob
Phillis
Leech Lake
Minn
Dr. Long
Lavonne Helmke
Corwin Peer
Longs
Ned Osborn
Highland Power Plant
Osborns
Stuart
Osborn
M. M. Green
Donald
Mason City
Wayne Waddingham
Meservey
Arthur Ernst
Rutland
Elmer Philipp
C. B. Thompson
Digner
Pvt
Senford Thompson
New Orleans
Louisiana
Jake Blesie
Duane
Mardell Jozoson
Blesie
Therman Bork
Robert
Lerman DeWinter
Patty Ann
Vincent
Marjorie Egemo
West Bend
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Hitler
Henderson
OPA
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