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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
7
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor J. A. Jay invites all to Sunday services and Christmas lessons. Readings on the manger and gifts, plus morning worship and a Young People's meeting, aim to celebrate Christ with a welcoming church gathering Sunday morning.
Sunday School at 10 30. Morning worship at 11 30. The Bong of a Naw Lay 6 46 Epworth Lene. No evening service due to Cantata at Evangelical church. Cantata practice Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the church. The Christian program set for Christmas Real 7 80 p etock at the church.
St Pauls Lutheran invites worshippers to services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day led by Pastor Geos I Dirka. Programs include Holy Communion, a confession for communicants, and an offering for the educational institute. Announcements for communion and church events available after services.
Evangelical Church events include Sunday worship and mid week service at 7:00 PM hosted at Mrs Anni Lehmneider’s home. Ladies’ Aid Society meets first Wednesday, Woman’s Missionary Society second Wednesday, Choir practice Thursdays at 7:20 PM. Alvena Klasse of Portugal Falls Minn visiting relative in Arizona.
Fragmented OCR text discusses baby care and sweetness, warning against certain charms or remedies. Mentions inklel and Mearisy of a baby's mind and various effects on infants. Lacks clear events or persons, but suggests guidance on infant care and attitudes.
A fragmented sermon reflects on unemployment fears and social strain urging faithful action. It emphasizes prayer and deeds aligning with church reforms and confronting modern economic pressures through spiritual guidance and communal support.
Mr and Mrs Abr Durrett visited relatives at Britt on Sunday. John Oldinettie of Walt Lake spent the weekend here with WB Persons. Mr and Mrs Conrad Elmer Weill Lo Madison visited relatives last Monday. Walter Sehipill returned from fuford Conn for a short visit. The Potters and Stoddards visited LaVerne last Sunday. Alvi Ep gstrom and Percy Brink with son Allen were Pork Dodge visitors last Thursday. Misses Paulie and Gretellen Kubitschek hosted music pupils at their Bagle Grove home. Weather was cloudy with drizzle and slippery roads. The Times will publish next week to suit advertisers and extend New Year greetings to readers.
A fragmented text describes a transition from studying law to composing songs and mentions figures such as Nancy Leo and Engblalinga Sredértek. It cites Rawird Wutttherly and a 1818 Western education, with references to Oxford and War, tying musical craft to distant kings and maritime imagery.
Fragmented report describes an English sailor tied to Japan's history as a pilot and naval figure. It recounts travels, battles, and a Shogun audience, noting his role in guiding ships and his influence on imperial projects amid wartime events.
An aged obituary notes a eminent American figure known for humor and literary breadth, claiming the saying often misattributed to Twain may trace earlier roots. The piece cites a Scottish note in Edinburgh and a seventeenth century dialogue about ancestry and death, reflecting on originality and memory.
The passage discusses how writers have praised the hearth in literature as the central social seat of the family. It argues the hearth is used mainly to warm the room, while the table serves daily, and the hearth becomes a gathering point only in the evening, emphasizing the ritual separation of fire and table in family life.
An English scoutmaster explains the origin of the word jamboree. He notes that jamboree may derive from Aboriginal terms and from Australian Aboriginal gatherings known as corroborees. Sir Robert Baden-Powell is cited asking where the word came from and a reply suggests the term will do as well as any other.
A bowling club night ends with a rough joke about driving someone home. A man offers a ride for Tim and jokes about a partner, claiming she is trained and won’t be broken of it. The exchange reflects casual, awkward humor among club members.
In a strained conversation Anon Dighi overheard a couple debating a new car purchase. The mother Mary Ellen argued they could not buy a car with a rumble seat because no one is available to help the child hold a passenger.
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