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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
9
The column records multiple visits across towns including Magan City Lone Rock and Sareal City with families such as McPenk Tootle Peck Bannick Markman and Carlson. It also notes Lake Cornelia trips for Sunday School, graduation at the American Institute of Business and a birthday celebration at the Alfred Price home. A Renwick family member Hegsen suffered a knee injury at an uncle’s home requiring medical care.
Donald Wood a former Hurdy boy and Moody Bible Institute graduate from Chicago will depart for China as a missionary after marrying Ana Brandner. Ordained as pastor, he and his fiancée await funds to sail and will join Rev Wanda in the mission effort. Wood’s family links include sisters Mrs Wallace Smith and Mrs Raymond Suxton, and brother Guy Weed of Anaheim. The couple plans a seven year stay in China.
Announcement by Superintendent C L Mc Gowell states Eagle Grove Junior College will open September 6. The two year institution, authorized in 1928, offers affordable access to higher education with accreditation by the Iowa Inter-College Standing committee and the State Department of Public Instruction.
Mr and Mrs Les Kinsey and Mrs Denna of Mramont Indiana visited at Henry Goigel home with others including Theo Dirks Laurel Nebraska and Lamna Florsor Coleridge Nebraska. Teed and family Matherville Mira and Jobn Kirkendall Perry Liv Powers Ogden Lena Mand Mira Al W Geay and family were at Dick Hefly home. Mrs Sin Waessy and Bart Vred Kloossy Exgend Adora Tillie Minor and daughter Vernica stayed with relatives at Harrisburg South Dakota. they visited Rov Hachlowhee in Howesley during their trip.
Humboldt County faces unpaid warrants as 86 096 is tied up in closed banks. The auditor, with court approval, will issue warrants marked unpaid until funds become available. Taxes expected in late September may relieve the county’s cash squeeze, while expenses have been trimmed to match available funds.
Local notes report visitors from Klemime and Maysville West Virginia with threshing crews, a former teacher now in an orphanage abroad, and a Minneapolis sorority delegate returning home. Updates include Mrs Richardson’s declining health, Ronakd McDowell’s visit from Shringboro, and traffic changes on Renwick’s main street. A political note mentions Speaker Guirner’s election prospects. Local youths arrested after passing worthless checks, with family support aiding release after a short jail stay.
A Methodist notice reports Stolen Wyandotte spring chickens from the McGuire farm four miles northwest of Goldfield. The theft occurred Wednesday evening while the McGuire family attended a hand concert. no culprits found. The church plans a mission rally next Sunday with German language sermon, dinners, and offerings for mission work. all invited. Sunday School at ten.
The First Baptist Church under Pastor J.A. Hurley invites a large audience for Sunday morning and evening worship. Bible study at 10 a.m. Young Peoples meeting at 6 p.m. Evening worship at 7 p.m. Friday choir rehearsal. Next Thursday church and Sunday School picnic at the park with a picnic dinner at noon.
George R McDowell pastor urges dispositions of straight thinking hard work temperance dependability as essential values for returning to normal life Sunday School at 10 15 morning worship at 11 15 am services outlined in church note fragment.
The Lawrence Evangelical church announces worship times Sunday school at 4 0 0 and 7 30 p m with midweek Tuesday service at Mrs Anna Schneider’s home at 7 00 p m Junior Bible class on the first Sunday of each month at 11 a m Ladies Aid first Wednesday monthly Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday Choir practice Thursdays at 7 30 p m. Also reports weekend visits by Rey Feltis family to Lennox and Clear Lake family reunion with fifty members.
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