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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
7
Local notes reveal social visits and confirmations of events through a week. Names include J A Lang Regina Miner Ralph Andersen and Mrs Gen Tukhelin with ties to Udven N D. Notices for sales and property offered, and a brief medical item about Grave Hoffman.
Mrs Henry Hefty Hefty Elmer Hefty born May 16 1877 near Renwick died Feb 14 1926 at Mercy hospital Port Dodge at 48 years 9 months 28 days. She moved from Renwick to Hebron North Dakota at age ten, married Henry Hefty December 31 1902, had five children Henry Dick Jehonie Peter Rachel. She and husband farmed north of Renwick and joined Evangelical church of Renwick. A gallstone operation preceded her death three weeks earlier. Funeral was held Wednesday from Evangelical church. interment at Swiss cemetery. many relatives attended from Wisconsin Nebraska and North Dakota. Card of Thanks included.
Laura Maier daughter of Fred and Mrs Maier and Henry Helmke son of Peter and Mrs Helmke both of Renwick were united in marriage at the Baptist Parsonage last Friday morning February 12th at nine o'clock by Rev J DeVries. The couple were attended by their sister and brother in law Chris Schneid. The bride has been clerk at Richardson's store and the groom is a prosperous farmer. They leave for a wedding trip to Minneapolis and other points and will reside on the east of town farm where the groom has worked for years.
The town council ordered a fire siren and is testing it. So far the siren has not produced an alarm with sufficient volume to be satisfactory.
An aged newspaper advertisement from Toledo promotes a blood purifier called Valvus Ocatatni Emci as a combined treatment for blood diseases. The ad asserts 47 years of use and urges readers to ask their druggist about the product from Bi J. Ghenny & Co.
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