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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1944

Page

5

Renwick and Hardy People Injured In Headon Crash

Five people from Renwick and Hardy were injured in a headon collision on highway No. 10 east of the Dakota City river bridge during a heavy snowstorm. Mr and Mrs Antone Anderson of Hardy, in one car, collided with a car driven by Peter Laursen with his wife and daughter Grace from Renwick. All occupants were injured. Laursens were treated in Humboldt for cuts and bruises and returned home. Andersons were hospitalized in Fort Dodge, with Mr Anderson gravely hurt and in serious condition last night.

Renwick and Hardy Dakota City River ‘Bridge Antone Anderson Peter Laursen Grace Renwick Laursen Humboldt Anderson Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge

Mrs Susie Martins Hostess To Renwick Womans Club

Mrs Susie Martin to host Renwick Womans Club at her home Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hubbell delivering a lesson Crusaders for a Free Orient Freedom for All Lunch to be served by the hostess at the close of the meeting. The Donald Gillespie home in Boone township quarantined for scarlet fever with their son Kenneth as victim.

Susie Martin Renwick Womans Club Hubbell Donald’ Gillespie Boone Kenneth

Discover Your Hidden Talent With the Army’s WAC Offers

Learn your best wartime role through 239 vital jobs with Army training. If you have a skill, it can be used. Visit your Army Recruiting Station or write The Adjutant General, Room 4415, Munitions Building, Washington DC for full details.

WAC Army U.S. Army Adjutant General Munitions Building Washington, D.C

Petit Jurors Drawn for Humboldt County March Term Dist Court

Humboldt County residents named to serve as petit jurors for the March term in Humboldt County. Grand jury reports March 7. Judge G W Stillman of Algona to preside. Report time 10 AM Tuesday March 14. The list includes numerous named jurors from Bode Renwick Livermore Thor Rutland and Ottesen areas among others.

Humboldt County G.W. ‘Stillman Algona Humboldt Harold Anderson Jonathan Bastian Edward Dyiig Ernest Edge Pearl Erickson Jess Green Russell Giddings Roy Larson George Sampson Joe Viland Richard Wiuff Dorothy Wallakait Wanda Weiss Hardy Louise Arne Richel Hocker Gilmore City Frank Beliendzee Louis A. Jones Frank Keener Doni Loftus Renwick Edith. Black Marie Mills Emma Walker Livermore Lora Helmke John Johnson Thor Mable Hanson E. BH. Lehman M.E. Westre Rutland Garney Hood L.H. Watson Bote Ellen Kinseth Marcus Rolland Ottesen Joseph Longeeth Helen Rasmussen

Twenty One Years Ago items from Renwick Times Feb 22 1923

A baby girl was born Friday February 16 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller. Lloyd Pool moved from Gugisberg farm near Goldfield. A party at Irvine Peer home. Bert McCurry family moved to Baptist parsonage. Mrs J W Merson and Mrs A L Heller left for California. G M Rettig attended funeral of nephew Herman Boge in Renwick. Barbara Baumgartner visiting sister Paul Altman in Humboldt. Rural carriers at Algona district convention. Portnightly club ladies hosted at R M Goetsch home. Herman Boge, 19, died at Cherokee. funeral in Renwick. Mrs Fred Hefty’s mother died in Titonka. Funeral in Fenton. attendees listed. Glen Martin and Grover Yoder donated $7.50 each to town. Cold day. corn hauling to town. Main street race. Mayor Tanck judged. both boys lost $7.30.

G. M. Rettig Spirit Lake Herman ‘Boge Barbara Baumgartner Paul Altman Humboldt Jesse’ Wheeler Nora Springs Eastern Star R. M.goettseh Herman Boge Henry Boge Cherokee Albert.Helmke W. H- Helmke Lucy Boge Renwick Revo. W. Reuther Goldfield Cemetery Glen Martin Grover Yoder Tanck

Mrs Rasmussen Hosts SOS Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs. Fred Rasmussen hosted the SOS bridge club at her home last Friday afternoon. Three tables were in play with prizes awarded for high scores to Mrs. A. H. Stafford and Mrs. J. E. Janes, second high to Mrs. George Latch, and low score to Mrs. Harry Hubbell, with guests including Mesdames Floyd Lane J. E. Janes and Walter McPeak.

Fred Rasmussen SOS A. H Stafford George Latch Harry Hubbell J. E. Janes Mesdames Floyd Lane Walter McPeak

Local visits highlight weekend notes in area households

Mr and Mrs Charley Heinkel of Laverne visited Chas Burk home yesterday. Mr and Mrs Chas Bubrey of Clarion visited their daughter Mrs Harry Wigass over Sunday. Eva Block training in U S Cadet Nurses Corps at Motine Lutheran hospital visited weekend at Claus Brock home. O T Hancock of Fort Dodge spoke at Farmers Cooperative stockholders meeting last Saturday. Carl Flent ing and M J Siem ens re elected directors. Ett Broberg manager.

Charley Heinkel Laverne Burk Chas, Bubrey Clarion Harry Wigass Eva Block U.S. Cadet Nurses Corps Lutheran Hospital Motine Claus Brock O. T. Hancock Fort Dodge

Renwick Times Subscription Notice

The Renwick Times announces annual subscription at 32.00 dollars for the year prepaid. Published weekly on Thursdays under editor Live L. W. Miller with 1884 establishment and post office filing.

Renwick Times Norning L. W. Miller Renwick

Inflation Threat Misused to Sell Social Reform

F. H. Sexatier, president of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association of New York, argues inflation is a bogeyman used to push social reform and limit opportunities. He says inflation reflects too much money chasing too few goods and should be checked by prediction, not regulation.

F. H. Sexatier Dairymen’s League Co- Operative Association’ of New York

Food stamp token changes described in Wet Book IV notes

The document outlines new ration changes with colored tokens. Red tokens will exchange for meat and other items, while blue tokens cover green and blue categories. Processing starts February 27 with Blue and Red stamps issued under the same program.

Local Cedar Rapids visit and community notes mix with farm price data

Miss Miriam Pieper and Kathleen Potter of Cedar Rapids visited at Rev and Mrs FA Pieper's home Sunday. The cornsoybean support price stands at 1.94 per bushel, up 14 percent from 1943. Brown stamps book 3 for meats fats cheese and canned fish expire this week. Mr and Mrs Everett Norder and Roger plan to move to Angdubon. Lee Norder assists. Rabbit hunting closes March 1 after a poor season with little snow. Everett Norder returns from Huntington Park California. son Roger stayed with grandparents. Humboldt county farmers paid 100 fine each for altering gasoline invoice dates to obtain refunds. James McGowan Jr family and others hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs James McGowan Jr on February 22.

Miriam Pieper Kathleen Potter Cedar’ Rapids FA. Pieper Everett Norder Som Rogar Angdubon Yesterder Renwick Huntington Park Calif Roger Lee Norder California Humboldt Republican Humboldt County James McGowan Dick Hetty Peter Hefty John J. Hefty James McGowan, Jr

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Renwick Savings Bank Capital Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System U. S. War Bonds Chester White Asan Robert L. Naefke Clarion, Iowa Headon S. A. Palmer Melvin’ Severns Britt Francis Turner Albert Lynn George Martin Eagle Grove Turner W. H. Helmke John Freerksen Kanawha Alvin Dutt Barbara Jean Swaledale Maurice Nissen Donald Palmer Des Moines Donald Palmer Washington State Personel Department J. H. Tancks Irvine Peer Lone Peer Gary Henry Foster James Nora Springs Carmen ‘Peer Greene Mire Norman Peer R. E. McGowan W.H. Long Marilyn Marjory Arlo McGowan Bruce George Bell John Olson Dakota City Vernon Township Dan Estrum Arlene, Blougher Frances Brown Jean Brazelton Doris Black Bode Kasper‘Lamiérs Goldfield Holland Cemetery George Schoolcraft Bernice Sunberg Laurens Evangelical Ladies Aid REN Theatre SUN Mon Claudia Dorothy McGuire Robert Young Paramount News Henry Aldrich Jimmy Lydon Charles Smith Arthur Miller Lloyd Pool Gugisberg Irvine Peer Home Bert McCurry Baptist Parsonage J. W. Merson A. L. Heller Fred Rassmussen Harry Boniwell Fred. Hefty Titonka Fenton Fred’ Hefty Anna SB. Hefty Paul Figi John Schneider Henry Luehsinger Henry: Norder SG. Maurer Sam Kiassi John Hefty Renwick, Iowa L. R. Turner Renwick Savings Bank Iowa A. H. Stafford, D.¥. M Veterinsram F. M. Crawford Osteopathic and General Practice Renwick, Towa
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