Local News Brief on Saturday Events
A white entertainment evening attracted a large attendance with several notable figures present. German and Orference programs were featured, with services scheduled for 11 am on Saturday.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
2
A white entertainment evening attracted a large attendance with several notable figures present. German and Orference programs were featured, with services scheduled for 11 am on Saturday.
A garbled OCR fragment records social notes and stray sentences about transportation, court, a Corner Store, visitors from Hampton town, and a dubious war line. It mentions Abner Thompson and Walter Allig with a black eye and a dangerous situation. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret.
Ming Johnson will judge Friday's Declamatory contest in Burt. Last Friday the Boys Basketball team lost to Hur by 24 to 17. Monday night results: Oratorical Ruby Egenes and Edna Clark. Dramatic Metta Tanek and Jean McDirmid. Humorous Hilda Black and Pearl Luchsinger. Judges: Spangler Goldfield, Draper Burt, Campbell Consolidated.
Mrs Pearle Riley visited Algona while Cawial Rogers of Ames and Arthur Miller spent Sunday in Eagle Grove. Numerous families quarantined due to influenza. J C Harrison from Minneapolis was in town shaking hands. The Girl's Basket Ball team beat Algona 21 to 8. F J Chapman returned to Des Moines after visiting his son. Maya will undergo hospital operation in Des Moines. Friends of Mr and Mrs Thompson report they are settled in Long Beach. Mr and Mrs Itia Grth mourn a six month old baby girl who died Thursday. funeral and burial held in the du Vert cemetery.
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