Mrs John Chesling Dies at Fort Dodge Mercy Hospital
Mrs John Chesling died Sunday afternoon at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge after surgery to remove a cystic tumor from a kidney. She was seventy. The Cheslings moved to Tunwick five years ago and bought the former Methodist parsonage. She had lived previously in LaVerne where a son who died in World War is buried and a daughter who died in Eagle Grove area. Survived by husband, one daughter Mrs Miller of Minnesota, and one son Daniel of Renwick plus several grandchildren. Services held Wednesday at 9:30 at the bose and 2 at Evangelical church. Burial in LuVerne cemetery.
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John Chesling
Mercy
Work Progressing on No 60 Highway Resurfacing
Work on highway No 60 is advancing rapidly with Renwick as the Lye Jaborera headquarters and material hub. The road will receive two gravel and oil coats, mirroring last year’s sure-face costs with no paving planned. seventy carloads of gravel and ten tank cars of oil will be used, and the gravel shipped from Humboldt will be hauled by trucks. The project is expected to take about thirty days to finish.
Ford Welb Driving Ready After Short Break-In
The article explains a break-in period for new cars spanning up to 1000 miles. It notes limited speed during early miles and increasing performance after the initial break-in, highlighting smoother operation and better wear patterns. Ford Welb is mentioned as not requiring a special break-in period.
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Jawry
Typhy
Amd
Dntain Nowbunl
Altagy
Corale Eno
Burk Hurt After Runaway Buggy Injury
Chas Burk suffered a compound skull fracture and serious back injuries when a team and buggy ran away near Renwick. He was thrown from the vehicle and rendered unconscious, later transported to Algona hospital for X rays. condition serious but revival hoped.
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Chas, Burk
Rans
Burk
Julius Metz
Renwick
Hinear
Bork
Algona Hospital
Local Social Notes And Outings In Renwick Area
Mr and Mrs Thomas Miller visited relatives at St Peter Minnesota. Mrs Emily Carter hosted her daughter Mrs G A Marsden of Des Moines. Mr and Mrs M Babler and Mrs Church visited relatives at Hampton and Ackley. Fred Kiassie of Topeka Kansas returned to oversee farm improvements. Mr and Mrs Guy Johnson and Marian left for a trip to the Black Hills and Yellowatone Park. The Block marriage to a Michigan bride occurred last Sunday. No 60 street closed for surfacing east of town causing access trouble. Arnold Block Richard Beebe Lawrence Larnon and Merril Block helped perform the Living With God pageant at Clear Lake. Mrs Albert Emmy of Jesup returned home after three weeks with her mother Mrs A A Packard. Mr and Mrs Richard Packard of Seattle Washington visited Mrs Packard’s kin in Oolsvein. EY Wankin’s portable feed grinder damaged in collision with a Rasmussen car. both drivers escaped injury. Two Sunday school classes held a farewell for Rev and Mrs S E B Cook. Mr and Mrs H E Foster move to Nora Springs. Mr and Mrs Dean Nellis and daughter Rosemary enjoyed a Mason City division picnic at Clear Lake with Standard Oil staff. activities included swimming boating softball fishing and a miniature train ride for children.
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Albert Emmy
Jesup
A. A. Packard
Richard Packard
Seattle
Wanh
Oolsvein
EB. Cook
H. E. Foster
Dean Nellis
Rosemary
Clear Lake
Standard Oil
Mason City
Atera
Atean
Twenty one Years Ago Items From Renwick Times
Items copied from the Renwick Times printed August 13 record local notices. Mrs. Will Starr convalesces, Howard Persons replaces Charlie Eggerth in Carter's Cafe, Gablers travel to Ackley, Liscom and Pierce shop in Algona, a new baby boy arrives at the Clausback home, rural carriers J C Olson and J J Peer named, Edith Clinct visits from Cassville, Arthur Anderson of Appleton visits, naturalization papers pursued in Humboldt, Appleton visitors join relatives in Roland, Dorothy Daweon injured but recovering, Frank Walkner hosts relatives for dinner, Elmer and Schneider families visit Creston, oat harvest at 50 bushels per acre, Dr Hefty and party return from Wisconsin, Senator Dickinson flubs a word mid speech then recovers, commentary on lengthy campaign season and a joking note about trained goats.
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Will Starr
Howard Persons
Charlie Eggerth
Carter
Edith Clinct
Cassville
Wia
John Callesen
Arthur Anderson
Appleton
Wis
John Egenes
G. Gugisberg
August Schipull
Humboldt
Tom Anderson
Roland
Dorothy Daweon
Abs
Frank Walkner
Clara
John Schneider
Nola
Creston
Neb
Barbara
Clock in Clarion court house tower faints during Legion celebration
A reader compares state legislative adjourning to a town hall clock and asks why towns cannot sell beer after closing as the Clarion court house tower clock allegedly had a fainting spell last Thursday night during an American Legion gathering.
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Town Hall
Court House
Clarion
American Legion
Long to seek Democratic nom for 1936 and run if Roosevelt is renominated
Senator Huey Long declares definite bid for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1936 and says he would run as an independent if Roosevelt is renominated. Republican leaders see a potential split that could draw radical votes from Democrats and boost GOP chances.
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Huey Long
Roosevelt
G.O. P
Long
New York City Sees Novel White Horse Display
An almost wide actress rode a white horse to draw attention in New York City. Horses in the city are rare, and any horse, especially a white one, stands out amid the current novelty.
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New York City
New York
Squirrel hunting season dates and bag limits
The squirrel hunting season opens September 1 and closes November 1. The daily bag limit is 10 and the possession limit is 20.
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Renwick Savings Bank
Renwick, Iowa
Iowa
John Chealing
Fort Dodge Hospital
No. Gol
Chas. Burk
Thomas Miller
St. Peter, Mian
Emily Carter
G. A. Marsden
Des Moines
Fred Kiassie
Topeks, Kans
Guyr Johnson
Marian Lef
Black Hills
Yellowatone Park
Clem Block
Claus Block
Michigan
Trafic
Arnold Block
Richard Beebe
Lawrence Larnon
Merril Block
Renwick Luther League
Lutheran Bible Camp
EY Wankin
Brinder
Rasmussen
Jorney
Renwick ‘Times
J.C. Olson
J. J. Peer
Mrs. Hefty
S. B. Hefty
Carence Hefty
Wisconsio
Dr. Hefty
Mrs. Heealy
New Glares
Los Angeles
Calif
Clarinda
A. J. Dickinson
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Aly
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