Mr and Mrs Stoddard Celebrate anniversary in small town event
Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard marked their 61st wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception at the local lodge hall. About 900 guests attended as relatives from La Verne Moline and Des Moines offered gifts, and the couple received a golden token and a handsome new chair from friends. Mr. Stoddard, 82, longtime town mayor and school board secretary, and Mrs. Stoddard, 68, are native settlers with deep town roots.
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Mire
G. A. Stoddard
Voranty
Mra
C. G. Bunch
Will Siging
George
Phil
Serant
C. C. Bunelt
Phil Stoddard
St. Lowry
George Stoddard
Moline
Will Biging
Vern
Robby
Mary Alice
la Verne
Ray [Eltivend
Mya
Lee Potter
Goldfield
P. A. Thiel
Ginnehead Homer
Dean Castleman
LaVerne
Gene Potter
Ed Krutsinger
Hardy
Misa Alta
Genevive Stoddard
Des Moines
Win
Godfrey
Famly
Deas Stoddard
Will Raney
Dong
Albert Flatty
Tie
Stoddard
Humboldt
He Taft
Home Declam Winners At Public School Contest
Public school home declamatory contest held in the assembly hall on Tuesday evening. Araterium Argyle Townstick first and John Pahner second in the dramatic. Lawrence Lisson first Yaulda Martin second in the dramatic. Huimerous Marion Stephens first Ethal Bornhyldt second. Music by local groups directed by Edna McCurry. Mrs George Eygeths Clarion judged. One group to all county at Livermore last night while the other heads to the preliminary state meet at Renwick before March 2.
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Assembly Hall
Araterium
Argyle ‘Townstick
John Pahner
Lawrence Lisson
Yaulda Martin
Huimerous
Marion Stephens
Ethal Bornhyldt
Ajiano Alona
Edna McCurry
George Eygeths
Clarion
Livermore
Renwick
Bode Wins Humboldt County Tournament in Close Finals
Bode defeated Renwick 32 to 21 in the finals of Humboldt County basketball tournament after advancing by beating Bradgate 34 to 19 and Vernon 3 in the second round. Renwick had upset Livermore and Bradgate en route to the semifinals, while Vernon stunned Olten in the opening round. Supt. Cacker II awarded trophies. Bode received the large loving cup, Renwick a smaller cup, and Bradgate a statuary piece.
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Boda
Renwick
Ontside
Livermore
Bradgate
Lode
Bode
Vernon
Oltesen
Supt. Cacker II
Humboldt
Men's Community Club meets at schoolhouse with Prof Hamilton
The Men’s Community Club held its regular monthly gathering at the schoolhouse last Monday evening. A good crowd attended and heard Prof. Hamilton of Mason City Business College speak, a speaker who has appeared before the school multiple times. The group also featured selections by the men’s gle club and a tasty lunch was served by a committee.
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Hamilton
Mason City Business College
Gloe Club
Farm Adjustment News Shows Broad Sign-Up For Corn Hog Plan
Reports from many townships and counties indicate broad support for the corn hog program with sign-ups above 90 percent in several areas. County agents note participation across farm organizations and ages, with older farmers among early signers and changes allowing reductions in litters and production with benefit payments.
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Towa
United States Department of Agriculture
Bank-Verbrugge Wedding in Kanawha and Armstrong Union
Miss Minnie Bank of Kanawha and Joe Verbrugge of Armstrong were married by Rev. D H Plesjehar at the Christian Reformed church parsonage Tuesday of last week. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Luess Bank, brother and sister-in-law of the bride. They plan a short wedding trip to Ackley and will settle on a farm near Armstrong. Mrs Verbrugge has lived in the Kanawha community most of her life and has been an active church worker held in high esteem.
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Minnie Bank
Kanawha
Joe Verbrugge
Armstrong
D. H. Plesjehar
Christian Reformed Church
Ang Mra
Luess Bank
Sibler
Ackley
John Freeskaan
Kanawhans
Farmers Institute Held Next Week With Cash Prizes
The Farmers Institute is set for Friday and Saturday next week. Premium lists promise many cash and merchandise prizes for exhibits in stock grain and home economics. The booklet hides special prizes and offers within traders ads.
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Farmers’ Institute
Renwick Pammers' Institute
Nventock
Go Ag
Tratitute
Marriage Rites For Migs Helene Vought And Hubert Saxton
Helena Vought daughter of Mr and Mrs John Vought married Hubert Saxton son of Mr and Mrs Earl Saxton at the bridal home in Hardy on a Saturday in February. The ceremony began at noon and the couple plan to reside on a farm north of Hardy.
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Helena Vought
Mra
John, Vought
Hubert &. Saxton
Earl Saxton
Hardy
Hye
Miss Vera Weyer and Howard Dasch Married
Miss Vera Weyer daughter of Air and Mrs D H Weyer of Ards and Howard Dasch son of Mrs L B Tate of Eagle Grove were married in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at two o clock at the bride’s parents home The ring ceremony was performed by Rev Belden Weikel pastor of the Hardy Methodist church They will reside on the Hefty farm west of Renwick Rev Weikel and Mrs Weikel left for Medford Oklahoma after preaching the funeral sermon for Frank Harrison last Sunday Roy and Mrs Wolkel plan visits before returning home
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Vera Weyer
Air
D. He Weyer
Ards
Howard Daseh
Tate
Eagle Grove
Ray
Belden Weikel
Hardy Attmatings
Renwick
Medford
Oklahoma
Belden Weikel Leads Growing Renwick Church Activities
The Renwick M.E. Church plans include 10 a.m. Church School led by A. R. Martin, morning worship and sermon on What’s Worth, with special choir music. Junior League led by Belden Weikel, Epworth League led by Miss Vangtina Martin, and a study on the Message and Program of the Christian Religion. A county-wide Sunday school institute will be held Feb 28 with O G Herbrecht of Des Moines in charge.
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Renwick
A. R. Martin
Ha. m
Jsermon
Mabthew
Mra
Belden Weikel
Epworth League
Misa Vangtina Martin
Florence Phipps
M. Glass
Hardy
Mex
Clyde Olden
Chris Han
Renwick Methodist Church
O. G. Herbrecht
Des Moines
Young Peoples
Iowa State Council of Relissious Education
First Baptist Church Announces Pre-Easter Campaign
First Baptist Church led by Pastor J A Hurley invites the general public to a pre Easter series of daily meetings from Sunday March 18 through Easter. Programs include 10 a.m. Bible School, 11 a.m. Morning Worship, 6:45 p.m. Young Peoples Meet, 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship, and a 7 p.m. Saturday choir rehearsal at the parsonage. Everyone is welcome.
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Befure
Bible School
Homer
Phiel
Young Peoples
Grace Martin
Evangelical Church Services Listed by Laurence Suht Pastor
Laurence Suht pastor leads Evangelical Church with Sunday School at 10:00 am Morning Worship at 11:40 am titled A Challenge to the Entire Church. Evening service at 2:20 pm on How to Master Temptation. Women’s class leads the 2:20 pm service. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 pm Bible Study Thursday 7:30 pm The Doctrine of Nag. Ladies’ Aid Society and WMS meet monthly all are invited.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. M.S
Thes
St Pauls Lutheran Church Lenten Meditations Series
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Lenten meditation series under the theme Behold the Man of Sorrows. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Divine Worship at 11 a.m. Choir rehearsal Saturday at 8 p.m. Mia Schipull leaves to play for Terril. will attend parents fiftieth wedding anniversary Friday.
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Christ
St. Paul's Turkeran Church
St. Paul's
Mia
R. E. Schipull
Terril
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Renwick Savings Bank
Farm Loans and Insurance
Renwick, Iowa
Sunny
Sonny Hubbard
Farmers Co-operative Co
G. T
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Feary Avorman
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company Wiehha
Kear
Chirepe
Ehiladethiz
Anceler
Calif
Mrs. Stoddard
Mak- Ina Teipa
Evary
Syston Guitans
Fox
Humboldt County
Farm Adjustment News
Iowa
Adam Kei
Ladors
Louis Fuller
Victor
Br. A. G. Black
Cora Fing
Jown State College
Blackgata
Comerog
Bank-Verbrugge
Migs Helene Vought
Hubert Saxton
Howard Dasch
M.E. Church
Pastor Zee
First Baptist Church
J. A. Hurley
Evangelical Church
Laurence Suht
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
J. H. Reents
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