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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
5
Des Moines visitors, Pinestone Minnesota guests, and Des Moines area residents figure in a stream of local updates. Lincoln County families, trips to Fort Dodge and Humboldt, birthdays, chase for house repairs, and a snowbound Saturday show a tight knit rural community last weekend with multiple visits, celebrations, and a notable injury.
A grateful note expresses thanks to the Reawick Hire Department and Cottons who lent aid during and after the fee period. It mentions the 1 GAS store, simekat, Hol, and names DW, Stephens and Farntly as serious contributors and supporters.
The vacated Chris Helinke residence near Renwicek Savings Bank is described with unclear details. Inquiries about occupancy or meals are directed to D. J. Chris tenson at Renwicek Savings Bank.
The Baptist ladies plan a doughnuts and coffee sale in the window of M.8 Richardson’s store, this Saturday February 27. Order ahead for doughnuts.
The declamatory contest will be held at Blockgehaut on Thursday March 3 at 4 p.m. Admission is 4de and 2de. Steila Orvick, teacher.
Reports detail hospital visitations by Will Ficher and Osene Swattson with Jess Elster in Port Dodie and weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Dean Nellis and Rosemary to Fenton. Funeral attendees from here join Henry Geigel at George Menderson’s LaVerne service. Ladies Aid sets March 2 at 2. D W Stephens family moves over the jo hall. Renwick Creamery unveils a new wrapper. Fred Brown and family visiting from Kansas City plan to move here. Brown to work on Gillespie farm.
Renwick School notes Mrs Walker and me visited the second parish Mriday afternoon. Pupils show 100 percent effort for six weeks with names including Haine Flewimly Hitch vil Walker Ronald Stephens Izola Ballach Lortania Kinesie Danay Nhuraar. Carroll Packard Donald Graig Wehard Walkbey Anun Mills Liuridanea listed as neither absent nor dirty this period. Monday afternoon Miss Lindanye addressed the group and guided them through activities.
The provided text records a muddled community gathering with Mildred Mcleak and numerous locals like Dewitt Aimbach and Merwin Manrer. It notes a story hour club leader appointment and several names, though many details are garbled.
Algona residents visited relatives and attended family gatherings in Renwick and Abbott Crosstag last week. Mrs Ame Luchsliger of Chlen accompanied by George I. toured San Angelo and San Angelo area. The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church presented the play Jane at Alusauler as part of the Thank Offering service for the Alexander Missionary Society.
Fragmented OCR notes describe strange town rites in High Wycombe and other British places. References hint at processions, weddings, and a belfry site near Neightlingsea with mentions of a banquet and officials guiding events. Details are garbled and names unclear due to damaged text.
An unclear OCR fragment references 1805 events and surveys in North Cambridge related to the Milne and Tara firms, mentioning Irish moss, geological societies, and early metallic processing. It is a rough, unreadable text with numerous misspellings and disconnected names, lacking a coherent narrative.
A fragmentary account references Himorous Raven Niven and a jumble of names and phrases. It mentions Charles Dickens and a vague event at Wilshire England with grave consultations and an Armenian voice, leaving readers puzzled about the gathering and its purpose.
A garbled archival snippet recounts long lived tortoises in Lambelly Rogland and a tale involving Archlishon Faint favikkt. It mentions a death by cold weather around 3783 and a frosty night in a garden, with references to a Goatees garden, Falbam, and mutual deaths amid muddled names and places.
An odd fragment describes J. GO. Otte tir 160% Oliver Appleton living near Upariek in the parky part of Hoighteenth century. It attempts to portray a teat bleeder in peraon offering Cron Inenophilit of hed thor he iury rec ord Ir tha Ualted Brite. A report at 13 of ls dye dconlanks Peng Weeders, Cho Arce mentions a rangtetastoaL of the ulaemme feo pat rat. The text mixes names and terms, yielding a surreal, unclear medical and historical claim.
The readable fragment hints at a legal or court related note with unclear names and actions. It references some postulate and a denial while mentioning a case and possible construction or action. Details are ambiguous and names omitted.
A farmer near Livermora sustained severe injuries when a saw slipped, injuring four fingers on his left hand. He was rushed to Mercy Hospital Fort Doyo for treatment, where doctors sewed wounds to save the digits. In a separate incident Wim McGowin caught his right hand in a saw, injuring several fingers and requiring care.
Multiple notices announce candidacies for Humboldt County Iowa offices including County Recorder County Attorney and Sheriff. Names cited include Faber Jarrett Mimele Margoces Preble Meyrick and EL J Sexe with filings for the 1932 1942 1992 primaries and pledges of Republican principles to electors.
M A Wallukalt announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court as a Republican veteran, subject to June 1932 primaries.
Thos B Byrne announces candidacy for Treasurer of Haimboldt County subject to Republican voters at the June 1932 primaries. I seek the office to serve the county and uphold fiscal integrity and public trust in local government.
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