04 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
1
The piece argues that using a bank is essential for access to an account, highlighting automated features and receipts from cancelled checks as key benefits. It emphasizes that those unfamiliar with banking should consider starting an account to gain these conveniences.
Obituary notes Mildred Rettig Puinver aged 26 from Fort Dodge burial in Renwick after peritonitis. She lived in Spirit Lake area, attended Ketawiek High School, married Bennett, a farmer from Estherville, leaving husband Robert, parents, four sisters Hazel Dosw Elizabeth Bethel and five brothers. Funeral in Renwick Methodist church with burial in Vernon Cemetery. Numerous local notices mention community events, church matters, and social gatherings in Renwick and nearby towns.
A fragmented narrative recalls New Year vows and a friendless era on desolate roads and hedges. The speaker reflects on abandoning virtue, recalling companions who hid behind hedges, and the cold, listless drift away from past obligations as he recounts a deserted life and the lapse of earlier pledges.
The passage cites strong arguments for enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment and resisting repeal. It warns that lax enforcement breeds contempt for law and public demoralization, urging adherence to constitutional prohibitions.
The annual meeting of stockholders of The First National Bank of Renwick was scheduled for Tuesday January 6 between 10 and 12 in the bank's rooms. The agenda includes election of officers and miscellaneous business. Cushier and LM. Guel were noted in the notice.
A bustling note from Renwick headlines a joint installation of the Renwick Odd-Fellows and Uebekul’s with a talk on Monday evening January 8. Supper will follow, served by the Odd-Fellows committee. Also noted are visits from Mrs Frank Walkner, a New Year dance at Kidderbrook hall, and several skating parties enjoyed before the recent snows.
A church notes column asks readers what they will be in 1823, posing roles like pillar sleeper promoter or pro voker. Junior League meets Friday after noon at 4 o'clock, with morning and evening services planned this Sunday under H. & Couh, Paatec.
Lutheran Ladies Aid met yesterday afternoon with Mya and WH Pahner. Mr and Mia doho Kerr left last Thursday for Obie and Lesir usual winter visit and will be gone several weeks.
Saturday feature lists six reels titled The dugklies with Mente Blue from Opie Read novel and Augustus Thomes play.
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