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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
5
Ms. and Mee, George Krise and Ruth Figi joined Christmas gatherings at the Peter Lucheinger home near Boda. Dozens of relatives attended dinners at multiple households while local churches planned a pageant about "The Forgotten Meaning of Christmas."
Local man Mr. Kiassta visited Carrott and saw Chevrolet’s 1985 lineup including Master Series and Standard Series cars. Tom F. Brown, Chevrolet Zone Manager for 68 Iowa counties, led the party of 410 dealers. Chevrolet touted greater value, new truck lines for 1935, and promised public introduction on January 5.
The market report lists quot ed prices from regal dealers for Wednesday December 26 with items including Oldcorn No 2 Newcorn No 3 oats and related specifications. Officials note the publication is subject to correction and reflect current bid offers and commodity names as read from the market floor.
An appeal offers a six month credit on a subscription to The Renwick Times dated April 13, 1933. The reward goes to the first reader who furnishes an office copy of that issue.
Raymond Gorrell and Waery Hancon were Iowa Falls visitors. Tauridas Nora Nissen Anna Biessie la Hoovler and Darwin Maurer are home from Cedar Falls for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Carlson of Perry spent Christmas with Chas Schipull family, Mrs. Carlson staying a week. Beauty Shop ad appears for Clare Houston at Eagle Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norder with children joined Henry Narder family for dinner after visiting from Marshalltown. Lon Winter of Toppenish Wish is home for holidays, first visit in four years. Mrs. Jennie Swanson hosted six sons and families plus relatives from Estherville and Burlingon and Iowa City. Teachers home for holidays include Eva Helmke Kanawha Huth Peters Goldfield Vivian Rockwood Liver more Candace Packard Vesl ey Oren Seigelid Dike Elmer Starr Emmetsburg Dorothy Dawson Nevada Florence Phipps Janis Olga Schipull Delhi.
Church notes highlight a growing church and active community led by Pastor Welkel. Includes mentions of Rennwick Wan Church School St Martin and Epworth League activities with morning worship and Sunday events led by lay volunteers and Supts.
The First Baptist Church invites the public to morning worship and a Young Peoples Meeting led by Grace Martis, president. A seasonal message will be shared at 7:30 p.m. titled The Forgotten Meatius of Chirlatinis.
Evangelical Church Lawrence Bolil Pastor Sunday School at 10:00 Morning Worship at 11:00 Evening Worship at 7:30 Prayer Meeting Tuesday Bible Study Thursday 7:30 Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday of each month W M S meets second Wednesday of each month All are invited to Bible study and church services
St Pauls Lutheran Church invites parishioners to Sunday School at 10 a m with Alaurigo Nissen as superintendent. Divine service at 11 a m. Confirmation instruction held Saturday at 1 80 pine St. Parish events detail supervision by BH Reents and Pralor.
Des Moines families spend holidays at Floyd Lane home and with Mrs Wenty Bloom and Mr Sanford Anderson at Altay. Stafford and daughter Gloria visit Webster City relatives. Hurley Lezdal Marlin from Ames and Mille from Tiverton city home for holidays. Tatritzisy and son visit Layd Ponl school. Edna Kelling hames and H D Black ankle sprain noted. Belden Weikel called Swaledale for funeral sermon of old friend and former parishioner.
Respite experts puzzled by a 25,00 toothbrush order for London. Report notes drug stores supply whites around 10,000, while natives use wood to clean teeth. The piece details cheaper brushes and suggests they may be used for other tasks like grooming.
In a curious City Police report, Patrolman Hagelin recovered a wrist watch from a garment sleeve at a Warren venue. Mrs. Dorothy Spalding insists she lost her water and notes the odd clue beside her home on Stewart Street, asking how the item remained hidden. The officer recalls the moment as a puzzling find tied to a shirt sleeve.
A fragmented historical item describes a family moving a century‑and‑a‑half old homestead from Bun Wrandaca to California. The rough text mentions Matos, Caria Quinus Chase, and a great grandfather builder, with plans to participate in a mark and voyage, and to rise again in a shaved form.
Undated fragment notes a battle two centuries old linked to Unton Ghy and Ponts Araall Babii. It mentions ownership or stewardship by Aid NL Jenkins of Ualan City and references generations in a unclear genealogical context.
A fragmented reminiscence mixes stray notes on New York souvenirs from a burned tableau of 1920s culture. It traces media lore from ransom money tales to Broadway critics and a stray public notice about commuter home improvements, all wrapped in a jittery stream of names and places.
A garbled OCR item describes a young prodigy in a hospital setting breaking records and a baby named White referenced amid injuries. The fragment hints at medical care and exceptional talent but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
A Hawaii led aircraft delivers essential materials to a stranded site, speeding relief efforts. The aid flight, organized by local builders, transported crucial supplies and saved weeks of deferment for a key project on the island.
A fourteen year old prince, destined to rule the state, travels from England to assume power over 800,000 subjects. He will wield life and death authority, with guardians, tutors, and a council guiding his early reign while the land watches his ascent. He will study abroad and learn governance, military strategy, and diplomacy under scrutiny.
Fragmented OCR text mentions towns, counties, and various names with unclear dates. It references a Texas locale, a valley hostelry, and historic links to Harlington and St. Louis outputs. Content is garbled but centers on a town’s comeback and local business notes.
Barabao, a landowner in Wisconsin, starts a horse venture despite low prices and adverse conditions. He builds a small herd, markets a modest crop, and seeks success through private arrangements with neighbors, aiming for better profits amid challenging times. The account notes initial beliefs about horses changing livelihoods and the potential of a local horse enterprise.
In Aron town residents voiced alarm at alleged threats and violence linked to a campaign. Authorities vow to protect those targeted while urging calm during early hours and encouraging reporting of intimidation.
A fragmented report describes a calendar clock project named after Urion Kiker with midweek timing adjustments. It mentions a golf ball painted atop and another marked, with references to Winnie and a seven year timeline in Oguelag. The piece hints at a clash over design, value, and feasibility.
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