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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1926
Page
2
Local items report visitors to Webster and Davenport, and residents like Geo Yoomak and Mrs Metta Black visiting relatives. Legion Auxiliary events planned, nearby families travel for health, and seasonal card orders promoted. Snow, sleighs, and winter lightheartedness accompany bank and press updates as town life continues.
A letter from R C Miller claims Adlerika helps gas and sleep by easing stomach distress. The ad asserts one spoonful removes gas, relieves bloating, stops that unsettled feeling, and may purge old waste matter, touting Adlerika as excellent for chronic constipation.
The publisher warns of an erroneous advertisement in the prior issue and asks readers to report any misprint to adjust and honor orders. It notes possible escalation to authorities and promises correction, citing confidence in remedies and a stance against doubtful business.
Vagabond performers from Chicago arrive in Livermore for a Thursday night show at the Princessa. Cato and his troupe promise a lively dance with confetti for the crowd as a celebration of Cato's return to town, per manager B. W. Shephord.
We express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral offerings and kind assistance during the illness and death of our dear husband, father, and brother. Katherine Markman and children, Hans Bannick and son John, Geo. Bannick and wife.
Fragmentary notice mentions Saturday 30 p m and a church activity. It references attendees and a missionary of Ga nessujre. The text urges people to attend a future session to discuss the subject.
The excerpt lists church events with Pastor Brook in charge. Morning worship at 11 06, Epworth League in session, no evening service. The first quarterly renewal is planned for 7 80 pm under way for all Christians program.
Rebekahs elect officers on Friday night December 10. Mrs Selgelid to join Circle after lodge. Viva Johnson visited Alvord. Practical Nurse Plaza Stroud, Goldfield Iowa. Klassia and Lee Norder visited Fort Dodge. Merchants distribute 1927 calendars. E G Selgelid and Ed attended state hotelmen convention in Des Moines. Renwick HS boys beat Woolstock HS 10 to 0. girls team won. Heavy snow last Saturday. hunters out, few rabbits. Big clay bird shoot at Renwick Gun Club this Friday. Auxiliary serves hot lunches. Place Christmas card orders at Times office now 50. Chevrolet ads: 73,474 cards and displays in November. strongest month besides May in history.
The Evangelical Church announces revival services led by Pastor Granner. Sunday School morning worship and evening worship are scheduled with revival nights at 7:30. Have you attended the meetings and heard the sermons by Hey Soll.
M B Richardson took a silent trip to Allison Ihat Saturday. Mrs Maggie Calling visited relatives at Gatdijeki the latter part of that week. Label Gregerson of Liverméra walked over the weekend with Hier eouaing and the Nissen children Mia Will Buck and daughter Meélva. Allen tveral Dodge Wladers lost Thursday Mr nod Mia Will White and Daughter Laura and Mya Ralph White were Webster City visitors on Tuesday. Christmas cards are coming in earlier this year with The Times office offering pick out options while the pickin remains good.
A garbled local item lists visitors from Fort Dodge including Mrs Higgins and Mr and Mrs Packard visiting West Bend during the holiday rush. Other names appear as Benedict, Carda, Naughter, Peters, Nixai, and Dada among scattered references to area residents and visitors from Esgle Grove and Mere.
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