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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
5
A Grnottinger Times notice says pheasant season will reopen this fall with a change: only one open day per week allowed. Hunters may bag on that day and must return home afterward, reducing daytime hunting. The writer questions propaganda and its spread across media and opinions.
Claus Hehnke dies at home in Renwick Iowa August 14 1990 aged 66 born September 20 1923 in Lol alem Germany immigrated to the United States with his brother Peter at age 17 moving to Davenport and later Wright County. He was a progressive farmer and builder with ten to twelve farms improved and was a long time member of Renwick Lodge No 484 IOOO. Funeral services were held Saturday at his home with burial at Luni cemetery.
We thank friends and neighbors for beautiful flowers and sympathy in our sorrow. Special appreciation to Renwick Lodge Now 1841 for support. From Mrs. Clans Helmke and Children.
The judge asks the grocer what he has to say after being charged with beating by a perexnment inspector. He claims he lost his head during a morning inspection of his scales and fuel, and references federal questions and a filmmaker incident, implying a defensive, confused stance.
Renwick Public School readies for Monday September 1 with building cleaning and repairs. Four new faculty members join Superintendent AC Kirk Sperry and principal Miss Ethel Lindsay as the school reorganizes departments and reaffirms community support for progressive education.
Miss Berenice Bleasner became Mrs. Lyman Gates in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Bleasner home officiated by Rev. S J Jacobson. The couple, attended by Miss Wilma Bleasner and Theodore Bartley, will reside in Rutland after Sept 1 as Gates begins teaching at the local school.
The passage argues that judging all candidates as unfit follows opponents' claims. It also notes dietary insults implying bias toward thin people and fat people.
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