Little Nine Basketball Tourney Set for Feb 15 16
The annual Little Nine tournament comes to Tenowick High School in the new gymnasium on February 15 and 16. Eight teams participate: Rode Corwith Goltfield Humboldt Livermore La Verne Renwick and West Bend with four Friday games starting at 7 pm. Semifinals Saturday at 2:30 and 8:40 pm finale at 9 pm. Referee J W Edie from Upper Iowa University. Renwick aims for strong showing after five losses this season.
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Gymnnaum
Tenowick High School
Rode
Corwith
Goltfield
Humboldt
Livermore
la Verne
Renwick
J. W. Edie
Upper Iowa Universary
Ind
Cadar Falls
Muhleman to address Mens Meeting at schoolhouse
Dr. W. G. Muhleman of Algona will speak at the Mens Community Club gathering at the schoolhouse next Monday evening February 12. He will discuss Yellowstone National Park and show motion pictures from his trip, with additional program numbers and a lunch bench. All men and young men in Renwick and surrounding community are invited. a small lunch charge is noted.
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W. G. Muhleman
Algona
Muhleman
Yellowstone National Park
Renwick
Easy Aces Meet At Hart D Gimer Home
Easy Aces meat the Easy Area Kridwelluh was entertained last shoreday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Hart D Gimer Mrs T James Palmer and Wilbur Nigsen received the prizes for high scares Refreshments were serged at the close of the evening.
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Kridwelluh
Hart D. Gimer
T. James Palmer
Wilbur Nigsen
Humboldt County Seniors Named In D A R Contest
Seven Humboldt county high schools submit nominees for most worthy senior girl to represent the county in a state contest for the D A R pilgrimage. The winner earns an all expenses paid trip to the national capital in April. Final selection by February 10th and by Agnes Samuelson.
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Humboldt County
County Board of Education
D. A. R. Patroltie
National Capitol
Velma Sayers
Humboldt
Lida Engebriyen
Bode
Pauline Lentsch
Livermore
Lorraine Cavanaugh
Gilmore City
Lala Saxton
Renwick
Donna McCreary
Bradgate
Eunice Vorster
Otloseh
Agnes Samuelson
Schhools
Dorothy Dean and Robert May wed in Goldfield ceremony
Dorothy Dean of Corwith married Robert May of Kanawha Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage in Goldfield. The couple stood with fifteen relatives as Evangelist M. E. Rosell of Minneapolis played saxophone for the ceremony. A reception and musical numbers followed as Rev. Ira D. Halverson conducted the double ring service.
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Dorothy Dean
Robert May
Kanawha
Baptist Parsonage
Goldfield
Corwith
Louise May
Asfeld Brown
Carwith
Harald Scott
Evangelist M. E. Rosell
Minneapolis
Ming
Jolly Birthday Club and Bridge Gatherings Highlight Week
The Jolly Birthday club met at Mrs. Raymond Gorrells home with Mrs. Walter McPeak leading an amusing contest and a travel talk with photos and soil samples. Fortnightly Ladies and husbands joined at the Richardson home for bridge and prizes. SOS Bridge Club met at Mrs. Dean Nellis with four tables and multiple prizes. Oswald Schneider celebrated a surprise 65th birthday with relatives and friends at his home.
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Jolly Birthday Club
Raymond Gorrell
Walter McPeak
West
Oswald Schneider
Twenty-One Years Ago items from Renwick Time 1914
This item notes Fd Queary and Henry Woodcock visiting Ceylon Minn on business. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Cleven on January 30. Minnie Stauffacher left for a week visiting relatives. Mrs Overbaugh sold her residence. A social gathering occurred at Walter MePerk’s home. A bank robbery in Lucerne stole 280 dollars cash and 35 dollars in stamps plus 140 dollars from the post office. Matt Speich Jr of Yakima died December 23, 1913 at age 22. born near Renwick.
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Misa Minnie Stauffacher
Webster City
Mre
W. O H. Overbaugh
Sher
Tod
G. Kelling
Walter MecPerk
S.C. Maurer
Ext Kruse
Wil Helmke
Wi. Anderson
Claude Bogard
Chicago
Bank of Lucerne
Post Office
Matt Speich Jr
Yakima, Wash
Arizona
Renwick
Raiders Regain Stride in 32 to 26 win over Klemme
Renwick high school basketball recovered momentum defeating Klemme 32 to 26 on their home floor after trailing 17 to 7 at halftime. J Carter and Gimer each scored ten points as Renwick outscored the visitors 25 to 1 in the second half, with Stade Wilson contributing strong defense. Remick seconds beat Klemme reserves 18 to 10, and Renwick junior high defeated Lucerne 18 to 15.
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Renwick
Fnally
Klemme
Raiders
Hrinkman
Kilgore
Ballhawks
J. Carter
Gimer
Stade
Wilson
Remick
Klemime
Lucerne
Former Renwick Man Dies in Louisiana
Eugene Lockwood aged 67 died January 20 at his home in Tota Louisiana where he had lived 39 years He was the brother of George Lockwood and Mrs Aliie Sixton of Hardy He is survived by his wife and eight children Ma Lockwood formerly resided in the area and will be remembered by many old settlers.
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Eugene Lockwood
Tota
Louisiana
George Lockwood
Mra. Aliie Sixton
Hardy
Ma. Lockwood
Renwick Farmers Institute Dates February 22 and 23
The Renwick Farmers Institute will be held on Friday and Saturday February 22 and 23. Hog and sheep departments have been dropped from the exhibits this year, as in past years.
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Renwick Farmers’ Institute
The Renwick Times Be Established in 1834
The Renwick Times appears as a Thursday morning publication with imprint details. It announces establishment in 1834, notes W Miller as printer, and lists postal handling and a subscription rate line for one year, reflecting a historic local newspaper notice.
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Renwick
W. Miller
Huey Long and Louisiana politics stir alarm and disputes
A report claims Huey Long and his followers pose a threat as armed guards deter political activity in Louisiana. The piece critiques Governor Herring and state officials over a 33.6 million bond issue, noting executive council awareness and calls for improved harmony among officials.
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Herring
Wegman
Entity Executive Council
Werman
Storms
Alex Miller
Hay Murray
Ground Hog Day winds through bright winter tale
February 2 brought a sunny day and a playful look at the groundhog myth. The piece muses on whether the legend predicts six more weeks of winter and asks how long the Usis myth will last, noting the winter has not been alarmingly severe yet.
Gentleman Released to Marriage After 23 Year Wait
A Minnesota man just freed from prison plans to marry the woman who has waited 23 years for his release. Yet the fickleness of men suggests he may be angrier than hopeful if she delays dinner by ten minutes next week.
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Minnesota
Random Thoughts Stirring Nineteenth Century Minds
A garbled column note touches on the Supreme Court gold clause decision, citizen finances, the Townsend plan, a Renwick dog ordinance, psychology labels for Huey Long, and comments on marital models. The piece blends public policy, social observation, and light humor with no clear single event.
Home Declamatory Contest Winners
The home declamatory contest was held at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. Winners and subjects: Oratorical Prince of Peace by Arpyle Towswick first. Pitfairy of Pesey by John Palmer second. Dramatic Submerged by Lawrence Larson first. Sebatage by Veulda Martie second. Humorous Home Talent Rehearsal by Clarence Hoovler first. Junior's First Date by Dolores Hlesie second.
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Arpyle Towswick
Pitfairy of
Pesey
John Palmer
Lawrence Larson
Veulda Martie
Clarence Hoovler
Dolores Hlesie
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Little Genius
Tmerson
George & John Liscum
H. Brummond
D. J. Christenson
Humboldt Co
Ehich
M. A. Richardson
Dean Nellis
WW. Miller
J. E. Dances
M. B. Richardson
SOS Bridge
Chih
Ehil
Mra. C. A. Riehtresen
Mra
el. C. Black
Henry Master
Fd Queary
Henry Woodcock
Ceylon
Minn
Dna
Cleven
Remvick
L. Carter
F Wilson
Larson
Q J. Carter
I McGurry
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Cy Drinkman
Kaduce
C Kilgore
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Ivermore
Tode
Farmers’ Institute
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Faorrebady
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Louisanna
Supreme Court
Huey Long
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