15 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
1
A concise meditation on why autobiographies often mix appealing but unreliable truths. It argues that the most engaging parts may be fictional or invented, while genuine moments are routinely overlooked or dismissed as dull.
A rough message urges planning for replenishing supplies as a shortage looms. It mentions GRE events and a vague date, asking recipients to place orders to ensure stock during a forthcoming tir on track. The tone is informal with several garbled phrases and placeholder terms.
The Goldfield mayor George AH Whyte, 50, died Friday at 7 90 p m after a long illness of intestinal influenza. A lifelong resident and prominent businessman, he served three years as mayor of Gali Mall and leaves a son and three daughters, a mother, two brothers, six sisters, and many relatives. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm at his home with Rev Mundy officiating, carried by amplifiers to the church and grave. burial followed at Goldfield cemetery.
Christmas is the world’s most observed holiday with deep roots in both pagan and Christian traditions. Early missions blended native practices with Christian rites, leading to gifts, holly, mistletoe, feasting, and general goodwill that define the season. Despite commercialization, Chanukah-like charity and sincere greetings remain central to the spirit of Christmas.
A Christmas Cheer program will be held Sunday evening at seven thirty at the Baptist church. The program includes motets, carols, a Grove Junior College String Quartet, a processional, a Christmas carols chorus led by several conductors, scripture reading, prayers, and offertory. The event concludes with a benediction.
Fragmented OCR text shows market items like Corn Barley Ducks Geese Turkeys and butterfat amid garbled lines. It questions a higher education stance and compares balancing budgets to loading a camel through a needle eye, reflecting confusion or editorial interjection.
Lou Sherman launches a new Readlyn weekly titled The Ghronigh with Grace W Sherman as publisher and a staff including Lou Sherman and R A Wilson. Sherman, a former Kenwick Times and Inter publisher, reappears in journalism after years out of sight, with commentary on past rumors of his death and a note on his long career in publishing. The piece also references Roosevelt, war debt debates, and Republicans' historical stance.
A call praises Christmas Seals costing a penny each to fund tuberculosis defense and broader health work. It urges continued support despite economic stress, noting early detection and proper treatment can cure tuberculosis and that prevention remains vital as conditions shift.
The Sundry edition of St Paulis Lutheran Church presents an eight scene Candle Light Service titled The Light of Men set for December 24 at eight pm. It features a pageant with prologue fulfillment of prophecies and adoration scenes, listing many cast members, including Mary Joseph angels shepherds and wise men, plus a dialogue What Jesus Brought. A cordial public invitation is extended.
A winter storm struck the state with about five inches of snow and temperatures ranging from twenty four below Monday to twenty above by afternoon. Roads stayed open due to light winds, and a predicted snow event did not arrive Tuesday night.
Reverend Albert Kilbourn, pastor of the Congregational Church at Suyte Grovis, spoke on The New South at the Men’s Community Luncheon in Vernon last Monday night. A group of Vernon township singers performed another program number.
Claus L Anderson of Stanton Farm Bureau committeeman at large for western Iowa will be the principal speaker at Wright County Farm Bureau’s annual meeting in Clarion on December 19 1932. He will outline the Farm Bureau organization its activities during the year and a future outlook for farmers through organization.
The piece notes unprecedented joy at a new tax, praising its novelty and calling it historic. It mocks fashion trends and hints at Parisian influence, with references to dresses and waistlines as cultural commentary.
M. E. Church notes Renwick and Hardy churches with morning worship and Sunday School options. Andy Ry Martin and Mray Thea Carr lead classes, Epworth League activities, and a 7:30 Good Cheer Musical at the Baptist church.
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor J A Hurley invites all to Bible School and worship with a sermon titled Blessed are the Peace Makers. Youths plan a Christmas pageant Hail the King written by Prof Herbert T Hurley for Christmas night December 25.
St Pauls Lutheran Church lists General Dirks and Paazer as leaders. Sunday School runs 10:00 to 10:40 a.m. Global American services at 11:00 a.m. German worship occurs on the last Sunday each month at 9:00 a.m. Luther League devotional meets Bret and third Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Ald meets first Wednesday at 2:00 p.m.
Evangelical Church Laurence Sahl Pastor. Sunday School at 0:00 a.m. Morning Worship 2:00 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday monthly. W. M. S. meets second Tuesday monthly.
A speculative note suggests stability wanes as traditional stables give way to gaming teams. The reflection highlights role shifts, potential tensions, and the challenge of maintaining steady structures amid new competitive priorities.
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