Former Renwick Girl Weds Algona Man
A ceremony at St. Cecilia’s in Algona united Everett C. Robinson and Winifred Friday in marriage. Attendants Kathryn Deim and Bleie Robinson. organ music by Sister M. Zita. The bride, a Ledyard High School graduate, worked in Algona. Groom son of Afra Amos Angle of Wesley, educated at Algona, employed at Connell Oak store. A wedding dinner followed. couple to reside at 414 South Minnesota Street, Mire. Robinson sister to Mrs Idas Kelling and Mrs Boyd Pool of Renwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
St. Cecelia
Everett C. Robinson
Winifred
I J. Davern
Kathryn Deim
Bleie Robinzon
Connell Oak
Chase Wehler
Minnesota Street
Mire
Robinson
Idas Kelling
Edoyd Poo
Renwick
Man's Community Club Meets Monday Night
The Men's Community Club will hold its next meeting at the schoolhouse Monday evening January 13. The program features speakers Pinna Duet and Winston Yeager, solo by Carmen Leer Yucai, a play Par the Love of Pete, R H S speech class, Claude Bennett, and a patrolman Q A on patrol. All men and young men of Renwick and area are invited. lunch will be served.
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Pinna
Winston Yeager
Carmen Leer
Yucai
Nora
Pete
Claude Bennett
Renwick
Luneh
Chevrolet Pays Dealers to Junk Cars in January
Chevrolet Motor Co launches a $1,000,000 cooperative plan starting New Year’s Day to move used car stocks. Dealers receive $20 for each oversold automobile traded in on a new or used car that is scrapped. A bonus to salesmen rewards dealerships that boost January used car sales above January 1935 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor Company
New Livermore State Bank to Open This Month
After four years without a bank Livermore plans a return with 30,000 in stock signed and charter approved. Preparatory work is done and incorporation as Livermore State Bank is the next step. Local committee leads the effort to resume the town’s financial standing.
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Livermore
Allie Ials
Livermore State Bank
Bridge Night Honors Sperrys With Foster Visit
Supt. and Mrs. M. Kirk Sperry hosted Srients at a Thursday bridge session. Guests included Supt. and Mrs. Henry Foster of Nora Springs visiting relatives for the holidays. Three tables played, prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs. George Latch for nearest score to 1936 and high score to Mrs. Tt. Be. McGowsan and OG. A. Richardson. Refreshments served after.
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M. Kirk Sperry
Bridge
Henry Foster
Nora Springs
George Latch
Mia
BE. McGowsan
OG. A. Richardson
Odd Tellows Rebekahs Install Officers in Joint Ceremony
Members of the Rebekah lodge held a joint installation of officers Monday night at the hall. District deputy president Nellie Henderson and Marshal Sister Sthel vahnnon led the ceremony, installing Lillian Packard as N.G. Eva Barton as N.G. Maude Anderson as Secretary Emma Walker as Warden Edith Packard as Conductress Inda Uleale and Mae White as R.S.G. Also entrusted were Stargaret Goetlech as Chaplain and other officers. Rutland and Humboldt delegates helped install 1.0.C.F. officers Wilbur Higgins and G.A. Packard among others. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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F. Land Rebekah Todges
Jolnt
F. Hall
Tie
Sta Iter
Nellie Henderson
Sthel Vahnnon
Bing Berkimer
Mary Lyle
Margaret Lutterworth
Kate Lane
Zula Ulrich
Ning Peterson
Kate DeSmith
Rumbeldt
Lillian Packard
N.G
Eva Barton
Maude Anderson
Emma Walker
Edith Packard
Inda Uleale
Mae White
R.S
Metinek
Stargaret Goetlech
Myron Whipple
Earl Whipple
L. C. Stearns
Rolla Stearns
W. J. Pavey
Rutland
J. M. Lyle
M. F. Butterworth
W. Henderean
Lumboldt
C. F
Wilbur Higgins
G. A. Packard
Lloyd Pool
Petera
Wm. Blesie
The
Focal Lodge
Township Corn Hog Meetings Cancelled
JN O Tiele announces that all township Corn Hog meetings are cancelled due to the Supreme Court ruling on the Corn Hog Program. Congress may provide funds for the 1935 program but all work is halted pending instructions. Mrs. Edred Packard and daughter visited here last Tuesday. Harl Wimmer hosted a birthday gathering Sunday. W J Hensel and children visited at John Egenes home. A fox is found and needs owner notification. Wright County Board met January 2 re electing J F Kelling as chairman. SV FL MS of the Methodist church previews A Missionary Day Play with special music for the annual Thank Offering service.
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JN. O. Tiele
Humboldt County Corn-Ehog Central, Association
Supreme Court
Harl Wimmer
W. J
Hensel
Auburn
John Egenes
Lexi—Brown
J. Packard
Wright County Board of Augervisors
J. F. Kelling
Boone Township
SV. FL M.S
Methodist Church
Mast of Jaya and Twenty Million Sweethearts Weekoffers
Two upcoming film showings headline the week with star casts. January 14 15 features Mast of Jaya starring Charles Bickford Frank Albertson and Elizabeth Your with Popeye and vaudeville. January 18 19 brings Twenty Million Sweethearts with Ginger Rogers Dick Powell Pat OBrien and the Four Mills Brothers plus vaudeville and Pathe news. January 21 22 presents Three Kids and a Queen with May Robson and Henry Ate metta, described as a family friendly picture with humor and appeal plus a water act.
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Jaya
Charles Bickford
Frank Albertson
Elizabeth Your
Tomas
Ginger Roglara
Dick Powell
Pat O'Brien
Four Milla Brothers
Pathe
May Robson
Henry Atemetta
Atao
Twenty-One Years Ago Notes From the Renwick Times
A compilation from the Renwick Times dated January 7 1818 recounts local events. Residents rejoin families over holidays, weddings occur at Lake Church and Liberty Township, and several residents travel for visits and business.
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Renwick Times
Mason of Charles City Visit Neat E.L. Schoolcratt Family
Mrs Laverne Stratton and her sons Thomas Virgil Verle and Itd visited Charles City over the weekend at the home of their mother and grandmother Neat E L Schoolcratt.
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Laverne Stratton
Thomas
Virgil, Verle
Itdwin Mason
Charles City
Neat
E. L
Renwick Times announces 1844 establishment and weekly issue
The Renwick Times, established in 1844, is published every Thursday morning from the Renwick post office. Subscription rate lists one year for 2.00 dollars.
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Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Renwick
Daga Mater
Loyalty and the temptation of free services in business
A harsh view of customer loyalty versus free or nearly free offerings. The piece argues patrons exploit free services from print shops and other local businesses, with newspapers bearing the burden of promotional freebies and fair profits. It frames loyalty as essential to sustaining legitimate trades against discount pressures.
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Ralea
Han
Leave Out the You Prominent Speakers in Political Debate
Livermore Gazette condemns prominent speakers for using the phrase you and I to shield assertions. It argues this stage trick implies universal agreement and seeks to file notice that such language should be avoided in public discourse.
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Livermore Gazette
Son
Wendy
Supreme Court Invalidates Farm Program Slamming Administration
The court ruled the AAA unconstitutional last Friday, effectively nullifying the farm program. Critics say the administration’s rubber stamp Congress passes measures approved by the President with little regard to constitutionality, enacting laws that stay in force for years before court action.
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Supreme Court
Agricultural leadership braces for recovery after setback
The killing of the AAA is described as a great blow to U S agriculture yet the sector is portrayed as organized with capable leaders ready to rapidly formulate new plans to regain and hold its rightful standing in the nation’s economy.
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AAA
United States
Unexpected AAA death Boosts Grain and Livestock Prices
News note reports that the AAA's demise triggered a sharp rise in grain and livestock prices as markets reacted to the policy shift. The development affected farmers and traders nationwide, signaling broader agricultural price pressures.
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AAA
Government to Spend Millions on Potato Tax Stamps Plan
Officials outline a new approach to the potato tax funds, with millions allocated to stamp issuance and compliance measures. The move aims to modernize collection and simplify administration while addressing potential revenue gaps.
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Renwick Savings Bank
Insurance and Farm Loans
Menherv Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Renwick, Iowa
Sigmans
Hine
Phane
Im Norris
W.N.A Serve
Kathleen Norris
Westerly
Algona Man
Man’s Community Club
Chevrolet Motor Co
Odd Tellows
Rebekahs Hatch
Township
Congress
Edred Packard
Webster City
Renwick Theatre
Alice Adams
Catherine Hepburn
Mooth Tarkington
Pride Newa
H.G. Nechardeon
Des Moines
Chriatman
Miss’ Ethel Beckwith
Waterloo
Ray Overbaugh
Gut
Idaho
Chriatmas
Karl Phippa
Mra
Ray McGuery
Uhuraday
Vera Loraine
Mea
Clare Long
Walter
Kansas
G. A. Stoddard
Gona
C. C. Bunch
Cedar Walls
Paul Kurnmrow
Chas. Lane
Winois
Chas. Helmke
M.D. Carter
Chicago
Lloyd
Clark Nicholson
Samm Klassi
Lena
Jot Hefty
Armour, M. D
John Luchainger
H. E. N. Club
Elia McCurry
McQurry
Smith
Boulder
Colo
Misa Lorena Webber
the Lake Church
Alma Josephine Johnson
Hana Knutson
H. A. Okdall
Alvin Walkner
Mamie Wilber
Keaitt
LaVerne
A. A. McCurry
Liberty Township
Velva
Wilmer A. Manning
J. S. Nicholson
Sollet Ranch
Millers Creek
Wisconsin Lumber Co
L. W. Fleming
Mgr
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