Miss Candace Packard and Donald Lambie Wed in Home Ceremony
Miss Candace Packard daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Packard Renwick married Donald W Lambie of Fremont Nebraska at a four o clock Wednesday ceremony August 11 held at the bride’s parents home The wedding included Mendelssohn’s march and a reading by Rev J H Reenta A three course dinner followed The couple plan to reside in Fremont where Lambie works in accounting Several out of town guests and local relatives attended and other social visits followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Candace Packerd
C.A. Packard
Renwick
Donald W. Lambie
Fremont
Neb
Mendelesohn
Fred Diekmann
Wesley
Robert Diekmann
J. H. Reenta
Lutheran Church
Helen Falk
Griswold
Marvin Oberg
Yankton
Kenneth Lambie
Lincoln
Louise Egenes
Chicago
Donald’ Lambie
Grinnell College
Lambie
Columbia University
New York
Des Moines
Pennsylvania University
Philadelphia
Plans Set for 1937 Humboldt County Fair
Humboldt county fair runs August 22 to 26 with Reynolds and Wells Carnival Company four days of day and night shows. Monday free gate, Tuesday children under 15 free, horse races Tuesday and Wednesday, extensive exhibits, refreshment stands, and daily features. The 1937 Kossuth county fair runs September 6 to 16 with improved grounds and a resurfaced race track, plus daily special events and baby beet calf auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Reynolds and Wells Carnival Company
Kossuth County
Kossuth County Fair
Change In Schedule Of Drivers Examinations
The state motor vehicle department announces a schedule shift for drivers licenses. In Dakota City examinations move from every Wednesday to every Monday with the next test on August 28. Humboldt county dates then run August 23 September 6 20 October 4 18 November 1 15 29 December 18 27 January 10 24. Additional exams are offered in Algona on Saturdays Fort Dodge on Fridays and Saturdays Clarion on Wednesdays and Pocahontas on Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Motor-Vehicle Department
Dakota City
Humboldt County
Algona
Fort Dodge
Clarion
Pocahontas
Fort Dodge Visitors and Local Social Happenings
Fort Dodge visitors include Mesdames M. Kirk Sperry W H Long and George Latch on Tuesday. Bernard Anderson and Miss Norma Greggorr of Marshalltown visited the Ralph Anderson home Sunday. Boone township 4H girls, led by Mrs. Maybelle Huntly, left for Lake Interlaken Minnesota for the week. Vaughn Escher Humbird Wisconsin and Clarente Marx Creston Nebraska were guests of Earl Zimmerman the past week. Marx also visited the B Hefty home. Miss Cendece Packard was guest of honor at a shower last Friday at Mrs. George Gaskill home near Corwith with other locals. Sherrill Oppedahl and Edna McCurry were in Ames Friday where Sherrill and a Waldorf student sang on WOI. Hans accompanied on piano. Local residents heard the station. visitors from Brainerd Minnesota near Heggen and Bygness homes plus Mrs Sarah Bygness at Eagle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames M. Kirk Sperry
W. H. Long
George Latch
Fort Dodge
Bernard Anderson
Norma Greggorr
Mershalltown
Ralnph Anderson
Sherrill Oppedahl
Edna McCurry
Ames
Sherrill
Waldorf College
Hans
Twenty One Years Ago items from Renwick Times Aug 10 1916
Clyde Holden and Annie Asby were married at Clarion last Friday. Miss Panny Bram visits Cypress Illinois. Karl Miller of Aurora visits the editor. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Holt. Sem Klassie gives up livery lease. H. A. Benner in charge. Mrs. John Stauffacher and sons visit. Charles Brown of Iowa City visiting Palmateer Poole homes. Mrs. Art Collins returns from Nebraska. Crop destroyed by hail reported by Frank and Clint Eastman. Harvey Hawthorne uninjured after auto upset. Ed Selgend opens a land office with new sign. Red Hazelwood fainted from heat while working for Jas. Hawthorne. Renwick convoyed eight cars to Iowa Falls Sunday School assembly. Chris Rasmussen reappears after illness. Children party at Will Nissen home for Wilbur’s birthday. Will McGee breaks a rib on road grader accident. Mrs. Louis Stenson dies from overheating at 26. Methodist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Calleson for visitors. Henry McCurry injured after fall during storm. Four auto loads visit Berquist home at Titonice. Bessie Agerd injured by crochet needle near thumb while riding home from Art Kellings. doctor required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Holden
Annie Asby
Clarion
Panny Bram
Cypress
Mia
Karl Miller
Aurora
M. J. Holt
Sem Klassie
H. A. Benner
John Stauffacher
George and
Willis
Monroe
Wis
Charles Brown
Iowa City
Palmateer
Poole
Art Collins
Nebraska
Frank
Clint Eastman
Cerlon
Minn
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
John Calleson
Mesdames Watersman
Smith and Ross
Reawick
Henry McCurry
John, & B
Fred Hefty
Sam Klassi
John Klassi
Sam Meurer
Henry Norder
End
Berquist
Titonice
Local social notes and city happenings in Gilmore City area
Mr and Mrs Francis Starr and daughter Kay Frances of Gilmore City visited Mrs G A Stoddard last Sunday evening. Harold Goettsch of Keystone and family visited R M Goettsch and Otis Sanders in Lone Rock. Mrs Harold Goettsch stays this week. Kenneth Marty, son of Mr and Mrs Will Marty of LaVerne, was taken to Fort Dodge hospital for appendicitis. Dr M C Rockwood and Curtis headed to Newark NJ. Vivien will return from New York. Henry Lachsinger met his eight pound granddaughter born Aug 10 to Bernard Wegner. Carl Swanson of Arnolds Park visited with Jeanie and John Swanson. two sons left for Chicago on vacation. L R Turner and family visited Turner. ES Turner and children from the Philippine Islands expected. Robt Foley attended a wedding dinner in Livermore. Fred Rasmussen family visited Swea City. Looft’s 71st birthday celebrated with 33 in attendance. Two heavy rains aided crops and pastures, hindering threshing slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Marty
Mr. End
Will Marty
LaVerne
Lutheran
Fort Dodge
Dick Elmer
M.C. Rockwood
Curtis
Newark N. J
Vivien
New York
Colombia
Henry Lachsinger
Marshalltown
Aueust
Bernard Wegner
L. R. Turner
Bob
Turner
ES. Turner
Dren
Philippine Islands
Denver
Colo
Renwick Times and Publication Details
The Renwick Times began in 1884 and is issued every Thursday morning under editor L. W. Meller. It is entered at the Renwick Post Office as second class matter with a yearly subscription rate of two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Times
S L. W. Meller
Renwick
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Renwick Savings Bank
Insurance and Farm Loans
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Renwick, Iowa
Varill Ants
Mammoth Circus
Mammoth Farm
Candace Packard
A. R. Young
Byron, IL
Chas. Schipull
Etta Long
Mr. Guggisburg
C. G. Johnson
Dorothy
Marathon
John Zimmerman
George Hallene
Hannah Ballene
Boone
Jennie Swanson
Paulson
Mason City
M. B
Richardson
Wilbur Nissen
Donald McGowan
James, Warberton
A. Q. Smith
Renwick Theatre
Park Avenue
George O'Brien
Seventh
Simone Simon
James Stewart
Boone Township
Maybelle Huntly
Lake Interlaken
Torkel Thompson
Henry Albertson
Marlys
Albin Nelson
Harold Erickson
Rudolph Soderman
Brainerd
H. Q. Heggen
Tieran Heggen
Ole Bygness
Sarah Bygness
Esgle Grove
Red
Hazelwood
Jas
Hawthorne
Towa Baptist Sundar
Iowa Falls
Sundar
Chris Rasmussen
Chris
Will Nissen
Wilbur
Will McGee
Louis Stenson
North of Holmes
Bessie Agerd
Goldfield
Art Kellings
Francis Starr
Kay Frances
Gilmore City
G. A. Stoddard
Harold Goettsch
Keystone
R. M. Goettsch
Otis Sanders
Lone Rock
United States
Uncle Sam
W. Borden Harriman
National Economy League
Robt. Folay
Carl Underberg
Livermore
Fred Rasmusser
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