Miss Ina Boovler Weds Malcolm Clowes at Home Ceremony
Miss Ina Boovler and Malcolm Clowes married Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Packard in Renwick. Rev. C. R. Yeager officiated with a pink color scheme, twenty six guests, and a single ring ceremony. The bride, a former Madgquokera resident and Dayton teacher, will be at home after June 1 on a Renwick farm with her husband. Out-of-town relatives came from Andrew, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Clowes
Lister
Marion McGowan
Clarence D. Hoovler
Donald Clowes
Madgquokera
Iowa 5
Ceder Falls
Andrew Town
Dayton
Renwick High School
Renwick
Mabel Kimball
J. A. Janssen
Esther Janssen
Andrew, Towa
Elmer Prilipp Weds Miss Cora Hauck of Humboldt
Announcements report the marriage of Elmer Prilipp of Renwick to Miss Cora Hauck of Humboldt on Christmas Day. The ceremony occurred in Humboldt with few details given. Prilipp has long resided in Renwick and runs an independent truck and cream route for Renwick creamery. The couple will reside at the Hans Madson residence for now. Also noted is a Christmas dinner hosted by Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Turner in Buffalo Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Prilipp
Renwick
Cora Haveck
W. D. Hauck
Humboldt
Philipp
Hans Madson
Renwick Theatre Two Shows Each Night This Week
The Renwick Theatre offers two nightly performances at 7 15 and 9 00 PM. Saturday and Sunday January 1 2 feature Thin Ice with Sonja Henie Tyrone Power Murder in Swingtime and Pathe News. Tuesday and Wednesday January 4 5 present Two in a Crowd with Joan Bennett and Joel McCrea plus Queens of Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonja Henie
Tyrone Power
Pathe News
Joan Bennett
Joel McCrea
Queens of Harmony
Farmers Institute Set for January 7 and 8
Premium lists for the 1938 Renwick Farmers Institute have been mailed. The short course details are complete and officers and committees report prompt, thorough planning. The event promises to meet high expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Farmer’s Institute
Wright County Clears Paid Highways Bond Debt Early
Wright County reports the last of $1,400,000 in bonds issued in 1935 has been paid in full in under three years. A $25,000 surplus from the issue funded a pavement stretch between Goldfield and Humboldt, with $40,000 drawn from the primary fund. Farmers saw little loss beyond mood declines. officials say no county insolvency occurred.
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Wright County
Goldfield
Humboldt
Renwick Savings Bank Adopts New Hours and Overdraft Policy
Renwick Savings Bank changes its business hours to 8 30 a m to 12 a m and 1 p m to 3 p m and states it will not carry cash items into the next day. The bank in Rentwick Iowa says the changes comply with the State Banking Department rules and aims to serve patrons promptly and efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Banking Department
Jurors Drawn for January Term at Oak City
Names of Humboldt county jurors drawn for January term at Oak City include twelve grand jurors notified to appear January 4 at the courthouse in Dakota City Henry Lonning Hardy Sever Nervig Thor GA Packard Renwick. Petit jurors notified for January 11 include John Bartzen Goldfield Nellie Berkland G B Guimmerson Thor O Meal Nelson Hardy Lillian Packard Renwick. Clarence Black Renwick now resident of Calhoun county.
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Humboldt County
Dakota City
Henry Lonning
Hardy
Sever D. Nervig
Thor
GA. Packard
Renwick
John Bartzen
Goldfield
Nellie Berkland
G. B. Guimmerson
Excavation Begins for Humboldt County Court House Project
Excavation work has started on Humboldt County's new court house in Dakota City. A large dragline digs soil and loads it onto trucks to be used for ground grading around the future building. Construction may begin next spring with completion planned within the year.
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Humboldt County
Court House
Dakota City
Court” House Square
Drawing night on Cass theatre circuit offered free admissions
Tune in on WMT every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 12 55 noon for news about Cass theatre circuit free admissions announced.
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WMT
Cass Theatre
Twenty One Years Ago Items From Renwick Times 1916
Venus Merson Abner Thompson Esther Straight Lloyd Nicholson and families spent Christmas or holiday time at home or with relatives in Creaco Osage Cezlon Minn Goldfield Allison Otho Fenton Hardy Blue Earth and Linn county locations. Various local residents changed offices visited relatives and shared holiday events including snow blizzards and collisions.
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Abner Thompson
Osage
Esther Straight
Cezlon
Minn
Vernon Farmers Institute Dates Set for Jan 14 15 1938
The Vernon Farmers Institute schedules its annual event for Friday and Saturday January 14 and 15 1938. Omer Davis serves as president with Lawrence Nielsen as vice president Lloyd Swanson as secretary and Ervin Markmann as treasurer. Committees are appointed and working on the program. The institute is expected to be the best in the association’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Farmers Institute
Omer Davis
Lawrence Nielsen
Lloyd Swanson
Ervin Markmann
Hollywood skipper visits E G Griebel home
Skipper Schiesselman of Hollywood California visits this week at the E G Griebel home. Mrs D J Christenson was called the Boxholm ast Sunday by the serious illness of her mother. Mr and Mrs Marie Yanney and children spent Christmas with the former s folks at Webster City. Supt and Mrs Henry Foster and son Jimmie of Nora Springs are visiting here this week and were on hand for the big family dinner at the J H Tanck home last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Nicholson
Nicholson
Goldfield
M. J. Hott
Des Moines
C. C. Bunch
Town
G. A. Stoddard
Henry Greterson
Allison
Wm. Nissen
W. H. Copeland
Blue Earth
Minn
West Bend
Bertie Martin
Marshall Town
Hart Gimer
PF. Miller
Livermore
Raymond Gorreil
Helen Brink
Homer Thiel
Havelock
Wm. Knepf
P_H. Thiel
Kenneth Kelling
Larry’ Pool
Rook
Walter Locksreed
Burt
Lester
Bonnstetter
Ray'end
Corwith
End
Orval
Hofmann
Donald
Hofmenn Homs
Skipper Schiesselman
Hollywood
Calif
E.G. Griebel
D. J. Christenson
Boxholm
Marie Yanney
Webster City
Henry
Foster
Jimmie
Nora Springs
J. H. Tanck
Renwick Times declares 1834 establishment and weekly issue
The Renwick Times announces its 1834 establishment and Thursday morning publication schedule. It notes L. W. Miller as publisher and lists a subscription rate of two dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Renwick
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Mer
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Cora
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Creaco
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Richardson
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Boone Township Country Club
Margaret Ross
Leadayle Gillespie
Otto Engstrom
Irene Hoffman
Anne Engh
Incy Boge
Everett Nelson
Bessie Wetter
Florence Bogerd
Jennie Pogge
Marie Engstrom
A. J. Kearny
Martin Baumgartner
Barbara
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Oh French
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Marshalltown
Henry Norder
Roy Fell
Perry
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Claus Helmke
Ed Kruse
And
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Hardy, Otis
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Lohrville
Howerd
Myr
Gay
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Bert Belmke
Lobrville
George Bell
Gordon
R. E. McGowen
Arlo McGowan
Arleene R
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John Cellesen
Henry Hill
Hood River
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M. Kirk Sperry
Sperry
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State
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Lena
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John Finneh
Fairfield Dean
Fairfield Dean Jr
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Darlene
Geigel
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