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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
3
Beckwith and Son items report residents including John Zimmerman from Dubuque and Henry Norder families visiting Wiscon sin, Mrs Thompson's mother funeral, August Swanson’s son starting housekeeping, and community notices on shoes stock midwinter health push and local incidents. The page also covers political explanations of electors, local sales, theater, schooling, road mishaps, and club activities.
In Humboldt District Court the estate of Fred E. Brown, deceased, is administered by an Administratrix who has qualified. Creditors and those indebted to the estate must present claims per law and payments should be made to the Administratrix. Dated December 23.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Renwick Iowa will be held January 9 1937 in its banking rooms between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. for the election of officers and other business. RH. Coettech, Cashier.
A free book explains cancer and its non surgical treatment method for interested readers. Address requests to A Johnson M D Suite 428 Main St Kansas City Missouri.
Special to the Tites reports William Kraft from Paton visiting Luverne. Irvin Chapman resumed Ames school duties. Miss Kabele traveled from Goldfield for a few days with friends. Garnet White visited her sister Mrs John Zweifel at Corwith. Iva Denerket returned to Cedar Falls to continue college. Lulu Miller came from Algona after a week here. Goldie White visited Remick for a weekend with Webster White's family. Mr and Mrs George Thompson and family visited from Ledyard. A group of youths held a party at Charley Miller’s Monday night with refreshments and fun.
Saturday visits and Monday trips mark a busy week as residents travel from Algona Renwick Britt and Britt area. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Stufflick on Monday. Several locals spent Tuesday with relatives and friends including Laura Starr Ruth Barton Lois Bunch and Mae Patver. Rebecca’s surprised Mrs Ostrander with a birthday gathering Friday evening.
Robert Brown of Minneapolis visits his sister Mrs Dr Richard son. Mr and Mrs Robert Smylie Jr spend holidays in Sioux City. A boy was born Sunday to Mar and Mrs Blair. Minnie Andersey of Renwick spends Christmas at the McCalhums. Mrs FP Bell visits Renwick. Mr and Mrs Jynett Nelson of Luni spend Christmas with Rev and Mrs Nicholson. Lena and Violet Bennett, teachers in West Union Lehigh and Galva, visit home folks. The telephone girls entertain their mother Mrs Jacob Miller and siblings before leaving for Spirit Lake.
Mr and Mrs A H Cunningham and daughter of Storm Lake spent the holidays with home folks. Clarke Nicholson studying at Coe College is home for the holidays. Miss Mary Montgomery, an instructor at Henry Kendall College in Tulsa Oklahoma, is visiting at home for the holidays.
Special to the Times reports Lymen Hanson visiting his brother in Minnesota. Charlie Ham and wife spent New Years at Frank Barbers. Pearl Brown and Effie Kearney celebrated New Year’s with Brown and two daughters shopping in Renwick last Thursday. Mrs Olive Palmer visiting Minnesota this week. Joe Armstrongs welcomed a pew girl as a New Year gift. Howard Bogard and family visited Patton at Cloud Bogard’s. Rev. Perry preached last Sunday. Margaret Meyers holiday visits with Florence Inez and Iyn Bogard. Al Brown family dined with Charlie Ham and wife New Year’s Eve. Hanson youths called on Henry Packard last Sunday night. Josephine Humes and daughter with Effie Kearney dinner at Al Browns. Sunshine Club anniversary at Mrs Steve Palmer’s Thursday Jan 4 1917. officers to be elected.
A humorous exchange highlights a horse that seems to eat best when not restrained by a bit. The playful remark questions the animal's peculiar feeding behavior and invites amused commentary.
In New Orleans lawyers debate whether a snapping turtle can snap and may test the question by approaching one within snapping distance, a scenario highlighting the creature’s reputed behavior.
A muddled ancient history riff describes Jonah's time inside a whale or similar vessel. The narrator nonsensically quips about the cramped space and life there, then a character named Pelt makes a sudden leap, leaving the scene unfinished.
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