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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
5
To help the growing business expand the bank offers hearty complete accommodation across all departments. The promise remains that the bank will support him wherever he is, ensuring ongoing assistance as he grows.
A Tuesday evening ceremony on February 21 united Cora Ma Martin and Guy Ay Ballard at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Martin in Mount Carmel. Rev. Herman Ballard officiated, with about 100 guests in attendance. The bride wore white crepe de chine and the groom a dark blue suit. a three course supper followed.
Humboldt Republican reports LuVerne won the Little Nine Basket Ball tournament held in Humboldt over Thursday and Friday. Competing teams included Leams, Livermore, Rolfe, Renwick, Wick, Clarion, Goldfield, and West Bend. Rolfe beat Livermore, Renwick beat Humboldt, Clarion beat Goldfield, LaVerne beat West Bend. La Verne defeated Clarion, Renwick beat Rolfe. La Verne beat Renwick for first, Rolfe and Clarion contended for third. Awards and officials praised, Humboldt's new schoolhouse and gym commended, overall tournament a success.
The Rebekahs hosted the Odd Fellows and their wives last Friday evening with a supper and entertainment. Over 600 guests attended and expressed appreciation for the table set by the Rebekahs. The entertainment following the supper was greatly enjoyed by all.
The American Legion basketball game at home Tuesday night featured Gilmore City visiting Renwick. Gilmore City mounted a sustained drive but were not at their best, while Renwick dominated to win 30 to 4 in favorable conditions for the home team.
Dr Bevan a Chicago surgeon and AMA president asserts President Wilson has a permanent brain artery disease and may not resume duties though paralysis could fade He suggests withdrawal from office to preserve justice and health He cites Youngs earlier paralysis report and supports brain hemorrhage as the likely ailment The piece argues for early frank public disclosure of illness over guarded bedside statements
About 460 Humboldt County farmers gathered at the Opera House on Wednesday February 18 for the annual Farm Bureau meeting, the largest turnout yet. Former state representative E L Ginningham spoke, noting only three meetings in the state matched this attendance. Officers elected for the year include President H Olson, Vice-President Orris French, Secretary E Hravinger, and Treasurer J Henderson.
Emma M. Nelson of North Liberty and Albert C. Nelson of Boone Townshipped married February 18 at the Baptist parsonage in Goldfield. The bride, a Goldfield teacher, and the groom, a farmer and former French service member, were wed by Rev. J. S. Nicholson. After March 1 they reside on a farm north of Renwick.
The Methodist Ladies Aid held a farewell gathering at Mrs Japai Clowes home on Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Fairfield Dean who plans to move with her family. Dean recently led the Aid as president and is leaving the neighborhood. Four attendees came, tea was served, and a thoughtful gift was presented to the honored member to remember her many friends.
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