Services Held Thursday For W. E. Harvey, 78
Funeral services were held Thursday at the Methodist church for Wallace E. Harvey 78 who died the prior Sunday in Denver Colorado. Rev. Paul W. Neal officiated with hymns by Mrs. L W Miler Mrs Wm Blesie J I Peer and George Latch. Burial was in Vernon cemetery with pallbearers Fritz Britt E C Selgelid C A Packard C A Richardson Calla Tanek and Verle Winter. Harvey was born July 28 1866 in Butler County Iowa and lived much of his life in Renwick Iowa and nearby areas. He worked as a cashier in Renwick banks and operated a cement block and tile plant before farming. He is survived by daughters Mrs Dewey Schilling Jamaica Iowa and Pearl Harvey Los Angeles California five grandchildren and one son Mark who died about 25 years ago.
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Methodist Church
Wallace E., Harvey
Denver
Colo
Paul W. Neal
Hymous
J. I. Peer
George Latch
Neal
Vernon Cemetery
Pallbeaters
Fritz Britt
E. C. Selgelid
Packard
C. A. Richardson
Calla‘Tanek
Verle Winter
Wallace’ Earl
Harvey
Mark and
Emaline Harvey
Butler County
Iowa
Renwick
Business
Des’ Moines
Duluth
Minn
Renwick Banks
Hell
Tila
Dewey ‘Schilling
Jamaica
Pearl Harvey
Los .Angeles
Calif
Ren
Schilling
Mark
Gome
Tim Smallwood 83 Died in Eagle Grove
Timothy S Smallwood 83 died last Saturday at his home in Eagle Grove after years of illness He was born November 7 1861 in Illinois He is survived by his wife and four children Lee Texas George Webster City Thelma Deischer Des Moines and Benda Brown Eagle Grove Funeral services were held at Kastler Funeral Home Eagle Grove with burial at Fort Dodge Memorial Cemetery Attendees included Mr and Mrs Raymond Gorrell and Mrs Louis Beetland from Renwick
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Timothy
S. Smallwood
Eagle Grove
Smallwood
Infartier
A.draglie
Illinois
Lee
Texas
George
Webster-City
Thelma Deischer
Des Moites
Benda Brown
Eagle
Grove
Kastler
Eagie Grove
Fort Dodge Memorial Cemetery
Raymond Gorrell
Louis Beetland
Renwick
Mills Family Visit Ties Town and Navy News
Mr and Mrs George Mills traveled to Fort Dodge on Wednesday after their nephew Douglas Willey son of Harold Willey and Mrs Willey. He will stay with the Mills while his mother visits his father in New York and the latter expects to be sent overseas soon. Mrs Bernard Magee arrived from Farragut Idaho and visited H D Black. She has an honorable discharge from the U S Navy with an Ensign rank in the Nurse Corps and will join her husband at Great Lakes Illinois where they will live for the present.
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George Mills
Fort Dodge
Douglas Willey
Harold Willey
Willey
Mills
New York
Bernard Magee
Naval Training Center
Farragut
Idaho
H. D. Black
U. S. Navy
Cpl. Magee
U.S. M.C
Great Lakes
Red Green Writes From Farragut Idaho Meat Dept
Red Green, S2c, writes from the Naval Training Center at Farragut Idaho. He is back in the meat business for the commissary store at Farragut, an overgrown no profit operation run by naval personnel. The store serves officers enlisted men and civilian workers with eight men in the meat department and more in other departments. Red’s address is M M Green 2-c Commissary Store U S N T C Farragut Idaho and he sends greetings to friends and invites letters.
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Red” Green
Naval Training Center
Farragut
Idaho
Red
M.m.green
Goldfield defeats Renwick in close Friday basketball clash
Goldfield High School boys edged Renwick 29 to 23 after a tight first half 15 to 10. Renwick led 18 19 late in the third before Goldfield outscored 11 to 4 in the final period. In the curtain raiser Goldfield girls also won 18 to 15. Livermore hosts games Friday night for both teams.
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Goldfield- High’ School
Renwick
Goldfield
Livermore
Pearl Harbor Bond Drive at Vernon School
Vernon Consolidated School students and staff bought War Bonds and stamps totaling 1777.45 in support of the sixth War Loan drive. Mrs G A Stoddard celebrated her 79th birthday with friends and a local club planned Christmas party refreshments. Snow and cold returned over the weekend with several inches of accumulation and near zero temperatures. Mrs R E McGowan hosted a quilting gathering for her sister Mrs J J Peer, visiting from Algona. S A Palmers livestock truck returned from Holstein after an accident near Sioux City left the other driver dead. Steve was uninjured and the truck damaged.
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Vernon
Pearl Harbor
G. A. Stoddard
Laura Smith
Susie
Martin
Chas
Renwick “Womans
R. E., McGowan
J. J. Peer
Algona
S.A. Palmer
Holstein
Steve
Sioux City
Twenty One Years Ago In Vernon County News
A 1923 Renwick Times reprint notes Ed Simpson undergoing hernia surgery at home. Mrs Paul Kummrow of Ceylon Minnesota visits sister Mrs John Carlesen. Farm Bureau basket social at Vernon school raises over 100 dollars. District court petitioners Griebel Norder Seigelic drawn for January term. Social dances at Claus Block and Will Packard homes. Al Frammell hosts card party with Goldfield guests. Ernest Jones ships livestock to Chicago then Mattoon visit. Vernon sports: Little Nine conference games beat Livermore 26-12 girls and 20-6 boys. John Brink moves to town, Carter's Restaurant changes hands. Vernon Township Farm Bureau annual meeting Dec 1 at Vernon School. Chris Heggen elected president James Nelson vice president W F Bleasner secretary. Cream business booming with five stations and more planned. price boosts caused farmer patronage and supply concerns. Sheriff and deputies busy. Hoisters may seek other sources. Smith of Livermore nabbed near Hardy for hoodoo and fined 300. Tom Lankford fined 350 for still. offenders boarded with sheriff.
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Farm Bureau
Vernon School
E.G. Griebel
Mary. Norder
E. C. Seigelic
District Court
Claus Block
Will Packard
Wright
Humbaldt County
Smith
Livermore
Hardy
Tom Lankford
New School Leader Lyle Packard Takes Charge
Lyle Packard has assumed leadership of the school with Rev R J Huck continuing in a supervisory role as routes for buses were reorganized since the start of the school year.
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Lyle Packard
R.J. Huck
War Bonds Drive by U S Coast Guard Poster
A wartime poster by the Treasury Department urges Americans to buy War Bonds. The image shows the Coast Guard and Red Cross symbols to symbolize protection for soldiers. It states bonds will equip ambulances in Italy and protect reporting troops.
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U.S. Coast Guard
Red Cross
Italy
Treasury Department
The Sun Keeps On Rising Benefit Message
A fragmented note urges unity for a shared goal and questions potential harm to the country. It emphasizes collective effort and careful consideration of consequences while inviting cooperation.
No Escape from Tax Collector Warns of Prolonged Burden
A government official asserts taxes are inevitable as a constant companion for years to come. He argues rising revenue needs and peacetime government spending justify continued financial pressure, countering claims that debt can be managed by spending restraint.
Too Many Eggs and the Floor Price Debate
A government concern over egg surplus and a two level floor price. Producers have little incentive to cut output while eggs fetch higher prices in markets and retail. The piece suggests traditional supply demand would correct excess but implies current rules differ and professors will resolve it.
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Renwick Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The
Renwick Times
North Western
Pal Holland
Norway
Arthur M
Pal) Holland
Pat” Holland
Blaine
Navy
Uncle Sam
Chicago and North Western System
America
W. E. Harvey
Tim Smallwood
REN Theatre
Secret Command
Pat O’brien
Carole Landis Chester Morris
Dick Powell
Linda Darnell
Jack Oakie
Johnny” Andrews
Harriet Hilliard
Farragut, Idaho
Ed Simpson
Paul’ Kummrow
Ceylon
John Carlesen
al Frammel
Ernest Jones
Chicago
Mattoon
Ralston
James
Brame
Floyd
Lane
Little Nine
Las
John’ Brink Baye
Henry Hawthorne
John
Carter’s
Township Farm Bureau
Chris Heggen
James M. Nelson
W.F. Bleasner
L. W. Miller
Ameri
Eavery
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