School Notes and Basketball Update From Renwick
Renwick notes report sewing mishap with Ruth Birney, junior class officer elections, and a county institute visit. A Red Cross nurse film fundraiser at Vernon Theatre supports tuberculosis and school costs. Winter basketball opened with Renwick at Livermore, 30 38 score, plus Livermore girls vs Renwick on home court ending 15 17 after third. Lucile Southwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Vernon Theatre
Iowa Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Livermore
Scnre
Renwick
Earl Norder
Livermore High School
Renwick High School
Our Girls
R. H
Lucile Southwick
North Luni items highlight weekly town notes
Regular services at Luni last Sunday and a flurry of social visits and events fill the column. Mrs E J Palmer and family hosted guests, Jennie Hanson visited Effie Kearney, and several locals shared dinners and attendances at church, school events, and fundraisers. The Sunshine Club met, a barrel of clothing and toys was packed for the Home, and the Palmer schoolhouse box supper drew a neat sum. A submarine service report adds a curious note to the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luni
Vernon School
Claud Bogard
Humes
Renwick
Will Packard
Fyad Williams
Henry Packard
Palmer
The
Sunshine Club
Gland Bogard
LuVerne Items Readers Tell Of Local Visits
Miss Alice Merson from Renwick was in town Thursday. Sherm Phillips and family visited in Clarion Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Amspoker were Algona callers Wednesday. Renwick teachers visited the school here Thursday between trains. Mrs John Northrop has been visiting relatives north of town the last week. CG M Stone and family located to the sacs over the telephone allies. Mr McConnell and a family and Jess Stoddard and family visited Beds Sunday. Miss Efis and Bertha Godfrey from Algona have been visiting at the Wm Flishowe since Tarreday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
LaVerne
Humboldt
County Institute
ImVerne School
Newcomb
Amspoker
Algona
Wednessay
John Northrop
Efis
Bertha Godfrey
Ithe
Flis Howe
Tawreday
Convicts to Be Treated With Music and Reform Plans
A historical note outlines Pennsylvania prison reforms including music during meals and replacing the lockstep with dances like the fox trot. The text also references public sentiment on film, sea travel, undersea vessels, and crop yields, framed in a period voice with varied, unclear observations.
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Majestic Ranges
M. J. Holt
Hardy
Bertwicl
S. B
McCormick
Deering
John Deere
H. C
Osborne
Weepon
J. H. Rummins
E. E. West
J. G. Nervig
Migs
Ruth Birney
Paul Heggen
Irene Stauffacher
Orange
NASA
D. O. Strain
Richardson’s Store
Richardson’s
RGA
Glen Trotter
Jennie Hanson
Suns
Effie Kearney
Ruth and
Bear Brown
Ariah
Alice Weisler
Arthur Raney
Burt
Irwin Hof
C.K. Genrich
Elsie
Nellie Haskell
Dodge
Mrs
Ed Bush
Baby
Mrs. Weisenberg
J.T Lichty
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
E. A. Lovell
Mason Dee
Baltimore American
Barti
Luverne
Alice. Merson
Sherm Phillips
Clarion
Congress