Miss Mary Speich and Paul Heggen Married
Miss Mary Speich and Paul Heggen wed quietly at the Evangelical parsonage on Wednesday morning August 3. Rev. Laurence Sohl officiated with Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeMay as attendants. Both natives of the area, they are long time educators and local residents who plan a wedding trip to Yellowstone and other western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Speich
Paul Heggen
Evangelical Parsonage
Laurence Sohl
Fred DeMay
Renwick
Heggen
Minneapolis
Bert McCurry Injured But Recovering Quickly
Bert McCurry, suffering rheumatism in one leg, slipped at Johnson's garage while helping to hood a car. A heavy wire pierced his leg near the ankle, tearing flesh to the knee. He required thirty two stitches but is said to be around and expected to be nearly as good as new in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McCurry
Johnson
Bert
Hanson Family Reunion and Various Social Visits
The Hanson family reunion gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Hanson with relatives including Mrs Rasmus Hanson of Eagle Grove and many Hanson in laws from Kanawha Britt Renwick and other towns. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Eli Broberg and John Gard to Ames, Mrs Mike Dean of Humboldt and Mrs Dan Miles of New York City, and Ellen Overbaugh and Mil dred Spokane guests who had a Smith park picnic. Verne Foley visited from New York City and toured with Mrs Clancy Mrs Foley and Will Foley, then Will Foley was seen in Rock Rapids. Edwin and Mrs Lunde of Sioux City stayed with the Stauffachers and joined a Blooming Prairie farm visit. Verla Jean Mitchell accompanied them home to Sioux City. John Egenes and grandsons Jimmy Hensel and John Egenes visited, leading to a W J Hensel home reunion in Auburn and a Yellowstone trip for Harold and Louise Egenes after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmus Hanson
Guy Hanson
Eagle Grove
Ed Hanson
George
Perry and Sons
Helen Reiber
Pipestone
Mino
Charles Hanson
Kanawha
Lyman Hanson
Britt
Earl Hanson
Iowa Falls
Don Hanson
Renwick
M. J. Siemens
Goldfield
Eli Broberg
John Gard
Ames
Mike Dean
Humboldt
Dan Miles
New York City
Ward-Lockwood
Ellen Overbaugh
Mildred
Spokane
Wesh
Smith Park
Verne Foley
Wm. Zentner
Andrew Clancy
Will Foley
Hardy
Clancy
Edwin Lunde
Sioux City
Jake Stauffacher
Mrs. Stauffacher
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Jake
Verla Jean Mitchell
Lundes
John Egenes
Jimmy Hensel
Auburn
Story City
Egenes
Notestine Funeral Folds Hardy Resident in 70 Years
Mrs Hannah Notestine died at home near Hardy aged 86 after long service as wife and mother. She was born in Janesville Wisconsin in 1850, lived on farms near Hardy, Methodist church member, and burial followed at Vernon cemetery after funeral at Hardy church. Survived by three sons Archie Harry Harley, sister Mrs John Winter, brother Alfred James, and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Maria James
Janesville
Wis
James
Sprace James
England
Hardy
Cascade
Lowal
Humboldt County
Mre
Notestine
Archie
Harry
Harley
Eagle Grove
Glen
John Winter
Alfred James
Hollywood
Calif
Hardy Methodist Church
C. R. Yeager
Vernon Cemetery
Twenty-One Years Ago Trema Notes Aug 12 1915
Itemized reminiscences from the Renwick Times dated August 12 1915 cover travels and visits by Mias Otille Kisesey, Miss Venus Merson, and relatives in Canton Des Moines and Titonka. Local carpentry on A C Thompson's farm and John Rhiner's store. social events at J G Kelling and J L Peer homes. hog entries by E E McCormick at the Humboldt county fair with four firsts and three seconds. Threshing yields 50 to 70 bushels per acre. Visitors Laura Peckard Helen Peckard Clare Mitchell from North Dakota and Lake City arrive to visit relatives. Rudolph Blesie displays 11 feet 3 inch ore stalks at State Bank. Water tank at Goldfeld leaks after being filled and drainage resume. State Bank installs a sanitary public drinking fountain for travelers and shoppers. M S Richardson travels from Allison in eleven hours. encounters mud and a wrong road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Helen Peckard
Rola
N. D
Clare Mitchell
Lake City
Rudolph Blesie
State Bank
M E Church Notes C R Yeager Pastor
M E Church Notes announce Renwick Sunday School at 10 a m A R Martin Sept Morning Worship at 17 a m resuming services after two Sundays vacation reminder The past sermon subject will be What-So-Ever the word of the harvest Hardy Morning Worship at 10 p m Sunday School at item Wm James Supt Mrs Sam Zentner of Winnebago Minn visited over the weekend at the Wm Zertner home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Martin
Hardy
Item
Wm. James
Sam Zentner
Winnebago, Minn
Wm. Zertner
Will Rogers in The Connecticut Yankee reel review
Lat San Mon Ang notes Will Rogers in The Connecticut Yankee cited as one of his best pictures. The piece suggests the feature is too long for air time and would only run as a News reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Mon
Ang
Will Rogers
Rogers
Renwick Times Ad Rates and Publisher Info
The Renwick Times publishes weekly on Thursdays. L. W. Miller is listed as publisher and editor with postal details. Rates show one year at 32.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Miller
Renwick
Reading the Constitution and the voter ignorance
An essay notes that campaigns will cite the Constitution and Supreme Court rulings but most voters have not read the document fully since school. It argues people misunderstand its origins and core phrases and remain ignorant of its true meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rights and Liberty Against Trustees Power Speech
A speaker rejects philanthropy and direct government care, insisting on personal rights and justice. He vows to avoid trustees and seeks self reliance, asserting no group should hold America’s liberties, even under well-meaning leaders like Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boverright
America
Woodrow Wilson
Farmer payment plan shifts costs to consumers
The passage argues that government subsidies to farmers who plow under crops effectively bill the American consumer. It notes the burden falls on both city and rural residents as the taxpayer funds such programs and farmers receive compensation for destroying crops.
Nation’s inward pride on self-wrought upheaval
The piece reflects on national state and asserts pride in the upheaval the country has inflicted upon itself, implying a self-imposed challenge or consequence derived from internal policy or sentiment. It frame-works the nation’s current condition as a result of its own actions.
Haile Selassie Hints at Betrayal by Fifty Two Nations
The statement from Genra hints that Haile Selassie feels betrayed by fifty two nations, implying a marked deck scenario. He expresses sorrow and disbelief at the political betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haile Selassie
Genra
Algona Residents Visit Family And Local Council Actions
Lawrence Pool visited Algona with his grandparents and Mrs. E. C. Robinson. The Moodise home hosted Boge family visitors. The town council oiled Main street to reduce summer dust. Hardy blacksmith Amvy Waisner had a finger amputated after infection from a horseshoe nail. Darrel Meeding broke his arm at LaVerne park birthday party and had previously injured the same arm last spring. Two months of dry weather brought light rain but did not revive the dry ground. about two thirds of the local corn crop may be past saving unless conditions improve and frosts stay away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pool
Algona
W. V. Pool
E. C. Robinson
Boge
Sis
Minnie Boge
Logan
Frank Moodise
Main Street
Amvy Waisner
Hardy
Darrel Meeding
Wm. Meeding
LaVerne
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Renwick Savings Bank
Insurance and Farm Loans
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Renwick, Iowa
Gighss
Nurors Daralis
Grewmss
Rae Childinn
Roneg
Europe
United States
Egrope
Une
Bell Telephone
Hanson Family Reunion
Hannah Notestine
Lois Saxton
Des Moines
State Board
Manchester
Marion Saxton
Mason City
Chris
Will
John
Pogge
Carl Kraft
South Dakota
Fred Pogge
Bonesteel
S.D
Black Hills
Towa
Boone Valley Electric Cooperative Company
REA
Renowick
James Greenwood
Hankinson
Ed Kruse
Kruse
Helmke
Goeitsch
W. B. Helmke
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Walter Schipull
Mancos
Colo
Chas. Schipull
Walter
Colorado
Renwick Times
Mias Otille Kisesey
Mondey
Canton
Ss. D
Fred Hefty
Anna
Titonka
Smith Part
A. C. Thompson
Venus Merson
John Rhiner
J. G. Kelling
Cecil
Young Men’s Christian League
J. L Peer Home
E. E. McCormick
Humboldt County Fair
Goldfeld
Richardson
Allison
M.E
Renwick Theatre
Jack London
Clark Gable
Loretta Young
Jack Oakie
Sun. & Mon
Shirley Temple
January
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