Track Record Aim at Wigs Fair Run
A group recalls last year's Unity track record of 2 08 and plans to beat it this year. They reference a horse or event named Tinile and urge attendance at the Wigs fair.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
6
A group recalls last year's Unity track record of 2 08 and plans to beat it this year. They reference a horse or event named Tinile and urge attendance at the Wigs fair.
Dr Turner and family returned Sunday from Puribeult Minnesota after an auto wreck while traveling from vacation in Wigcom te. Mrs Turner remains at home with a back injury but is improving slowly. Dr Turner received cuts and bruises while tending to his patients during the return trip. Hobby and Patey suffered minor injuries, with a broken wrist and bandaged limbs. The doctor’s car toppled three times after failing to avoid a parked vehicle. the other car sped away. The Turners were assisted by nearby drivers and taken to Marshall. During vacation the doctor’s cottage near Spooner was struck by lightning, injuring him mildly as the bolt crossed his body.
A new Iowa tax law for next year ends the one fourth assessment rule. Property will be valued at full assessed value and taxed directly, simplifying the process and lowering millage indirectly. The change aims to be easier to understand while reducing complexity in tax collection.
Renwick-Hardy lost to Chor then beat Goldfield and remains in strong hold on the Hum-Rite league pennant. Thor and Renwick-Hardy traded runs with a 6 to 5 final after a postponed game at Thor. Dawn leads the circuit with eight wins and one loss. Renwick-Hardy stands at eleven wins with two defeats as the league heads into a tournament at Eagle Grove.
Funeral services for Louis M. Michelson age 80 a Humboldt county resident for fifty one years were held at Lake Township Lutheran church Monday afternoon. The Rev T B Thorson of Thor conducted the service burial followed at Lake Cemetery. He died at his farm near Hardy Friday night after months of illness following a March stroke. Born in Norway March 20 1853 he came to the United States at seventeen and married Isabelle Olson five years later. The family settled first in Hamilton county then moved to Hardy in 1864. Surviving are his widow and eight children Helen Anderson Rutland Lucy Frewick Thompson Harvey Hardy Inger Nichols Longmont Saskatchewan Peter Helvick Hardy Manley Humboldt and Clarence Thompson.
S J Packard a resident of Noone township Wright county marries a Maquoketa woman at Clarion on Thursday. Packard known in the community has retired from farming but remains on the farm with Alfred Kleen. The bride, from Maquoketa, has served as Jackson county county researcher for several years and has relatives in Maquoketa.
Rev and Mrs George Hanna of Willmar Minn Mr and Mrs Peter Thompain of Laverne Mr and Mrs M Habler and Mrs Angie Peabody were entertained at dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Alva George Krise on Tuesday evening.
On a Kanawha County farm six and a half miles southwest of town, Fred Massey unearthed human bones Indian arrowheads a broken tomahawk petrified wood and a large three-toothed carnivorous animal tooth. The artifacts suggest Fox tribe origins and distant immigrant roots with red flint arrowheads not local to Iowa. A jeweler will mount a red flint arrowhead as a water fob after drilling by an eastern firm. Local residents Lloyd Nicholson Mina Irene Harms and others are noted.
Renwick service at 10 a.m. with sermon theme Things I Know In Religion. Epworth League 7:15 p.m. Sunday attendance 100, morning worship 11, and church school 10. Hardy service at 10 a.m. with sermon Things I Know In Religion. Epworth League 1:30 p.m. Election of lay delegate and alternate Aug 27. Dr W G Mubleman will be present Aug 29. Quarterly Conferences set for Renwick 2:30 and Hardy 7 p.m. Reports due.
First Baptist Church led by Pastor J. A. Hurley reports strong summer attendance for Bible School and morning worship. The fall plan outlines Sunday program: 10 am Bible School on Saul, 11 am worship, 8 pm evening service, and Thursday midweek Church Night. Everyone invited to all services.
Lawrence Sohl pastor leads Evangelical Church with Sunday School at 10:60 a.m. Morning Worship at 7:20 p.m. and Evening Worship at 5:00 p.m. Ladies Aid Society meets the first Wednesday monthly and W M S gathers on the second Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stumbo of LaVerne visited the Nellis home Tuesday evening. Frank French will wrestle Sid Nabors of Memphis Tennessee at the Legion show in Fort Dodge Monday night. Married life jokes and home matters thread the notes as families from Fairmont Algona and Dew Moines attend conventions and host guests. Ed Queary and Clarence Erwin handle mail while Charry Bonwell and Dred Rasmussen join the National Rural Letter Carriers convention in Des Moines. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Smith Park for a guest day and a 7 o’clock covered dish supper. Guests included Mr and Mrs A A Bishop and Mrs Viola Bishop of Algona.
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