Fort Dodge Glee Club Performs for Renwick Men’s Club
The Men s Civic Glee Club of Fort Dodge directed by J Howard Orth presented a one hour program before the Renwick Men s Community Club at the school home. Twenty two local business and professional men participated. James L Dolliver spoke on postwar chances for peace and progress. The audience left enthusiastic as the club, quartet, and encore numbers closed the evening. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Hodge
Renwick
Clu
Port Dodge
J. Howard Orth
Miie
Fort Dodge
Juior College
Lucille Corey
Glee Club
James L Dolliver
Wighith
The
American Legion
Nulony
Reveal Secret Marriage of Blanche Gimer and Frank Gibbs
Miss Blanche Gimer daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Giner of Renwick and Frank Gibbs of Wemme wed in Missouri last July in a secret marriage news of which comes as a surprise to friends. Miss Gimer was raised in Klemme and Renwick and graduated Renwick High School class of 19 she studied at Bayle Grove and Ames where she joined Gamma Phi Beta. Mr Gibbs a Klemme High School graduate studied at Morningside College and Town State Teachers College, filled a Klemme postmaster role after his mother’s death and will return to finish college at Morningside with plans to teach. They have taken an apartment in Sioux City pending his school completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Gimer
A. D. Giner
Renwick
Frank Gibbs
Wemme
Phace
Missouri
Gibbe
Klemme
Renwick High School
Bayle Grove
Morningside Bay
Sioux City
Gibbs Haa
Wright County Resident B S Cleveland Dies at 84
Mrs B S Cleveland an 84 year old Wright County resident for sixty years died Thursday afternoon at Glatton after living there since fall She came to Wright County in 1874 and lived on farms in Dayton Lake Township Goldfield and Clarion later moving to Goldfield Then Goldfield to Glonwood for burial She was mother of ten children with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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B.S. Cleveland
Wright County
Glatton
Clevelan
Dayton Townalilfs
Lake Township
Fanm
Clarion
Goldfield
Tench
Charles
Arthur
Milen Crank
Goldflell
Walter
Renwick
Allen
Spring Valley
Mitin
Flarry
Toth Gate
N. D
Bape Hat
Goliigth
Glenwood Cemetery
Henry Elmer Dies at Home in Monroe Wisconsin
Henry Elmer 74 long known in Green county cheese industry and 45 year superintendent of the Immunus Evangelical church Sunday school died Monday after two years of partial incapacity following strokes. Born April 12 1859 in Matt Canton Glarus Switzerland he came to the United States in 1882 settling on a Monroe township farm. He later worked in groceries and cheese firms and served 45 years as Sunday school superintendent and 48 years in the church choir. He married Katherine Wenger in 1884 and survived by three brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held at 1 30 in the home and 2 at the Simmel Evangelical church with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elmer
Green County
Immunus Evangelical Church
Jad
Monroe
Wis
Heath
Mr. Elmer
Matt
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Henry
Anna Eichler Elmer
Engi
Lausanne
Bucharest
United States
Monroe Township
Mr. Bimer
Valness
Jacob Zinger
Andrew Schindler
J. C. Wenger &Co
Badger Cheese Co
Southern Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ & Tairymen’s Association
Evangelical Church
Ue Bushnell Cemetery Association
Mr. Ehner
Katherine Wenger
John H
Dietrich
Renwick
Jacob
Hebron
N. D
Conrad Elmer
Elmer
Busin
Simmel Evangelical Church
Alvin O. Rabert
Greenwood Cemetery
New Town Hall Vote Fails in Livermore Special Election
Livermore voters rejected a proposed 7500 bond for a new town hall by a close margin. In a special election held Thursday, 274 votes were cast with 172 in favor and 101 against. one ballot was void, falling four votes short of the required 60 percent.
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New Town Hall
Livermore
Thuredas
Falling Tree Kills Boy and Injures Wesley Schultz
A falling tree fatally struck Joseph Schutz Jr. 17, of Eagle Grove Tuesday afternoon. Wesley Schultz sustained noncritical injuries. The report also notes an intoxicated arrest of Mrs. Kate Larsen, and mentions federal Prohibition and indictments awaiting Supreme Court action.
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Boy
Wesley Schultz
Joseph Schutz Jr
Eagle Grove
Schutz Far
Dairy and Hog Policies Shape Farm Adjustment Efforts
Farm leader Haye urged Congress to establish a 260 million slolth fund to aid beef and dairy production adjustments. Secretary Wallace kept hog processing tax at 1 per 100 pounds until Feb 1, 1984 to avoid enlarging pork stocks. Farmers are urged to prepare hog litters and corn acre counts ahead of township contracts.
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Haye
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Adjustment Administration
Sec
Wallace Jhos
der. St
Wallace
Obtain Work Horses Now Prices Will Advance
Farmers should buy work horses promptly and prepare them for spring work. Professor A G B Caine of Iowa State College warns of scarce horses and tires with prices likely to rise. He notes many farmers misuse young colts during winter, reducing future work animal potential. Zeeko the Cincinnati Zoo hippo was fretful during a mouth exam for teething. Joh n Blondel adopts real name Joan Barnes for screen work, a shift some stars may follow. Mary Pickford’s birth name was Gladys Smith in Toronto.
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A. GB. Caine
Animal Husbandry Department
Iowa State College
Caine
Zeeko
Cincinnati
Stephens
Joan Blondel
Joan Barnes
Greta Garbo
Greta Gaistol+ son
Jean Harlow
Harlesu Carpenter
Carole Lombarde
Jane Peters
Lupe Valez
Guadalupe Villatobos
Billie Dove
Lillian Bohny
Paul Muni
Muni Welsenfruenz
John Gilbert
John Wringl
Mary Pickford
Gladys Smith
Toronto
Canada
M E Church Notes Felden Weikel Pastor
Church notes summarize Sunday worship themes and Bible studies at M E Church. Morning services feature Signs of God in Human Experience with John 1 16 and 6 30 p m Jr League Epworth League led by Dorothy Blesie Vaulda Martin. Beavers win attendance race led by Bernard Anderson verse Hangers with Milton Helgeson captain. 40 active league members. New Bible Study class titled The Message and Program of the Christian Religion began last Sunday evening. Choir meeting at parsonage Monday at o clock. leadership training credits offered for diploma seekers. Beginning Thursday Jan 25 a class on The Message and Program of the Christian Religion to be organized in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick- Warm
Milton Helgeson
Sp.m. Bible Study
Hardy
L Gm
Sirs
Clyde Olden
First Baptist Church Plans Next Sunday Services
The church invites all to attend both morning and evening services with a Gospel centered program. Bible School at 9:30, Young Peoples Meeting led by Grace Martin, and Evening Worship featuring the sermon All Things New and She Made Them Bind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
D. A. Hurley
Tompides
Fife
Ta.m. Bible School
Tomer
Apt
Young Peoples Meeting
Grace Martin
St Paws Lutheran Church Concert Coneregational Meeting
St Paws Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10 am and Divine worship at 11 am with the annual congregational meeting to follow. Services at Corwith scheduled for 2 30 pm. Choir rehearsal set for Saturday evening. All members urged to attend.
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Tlu. mi
Corwith
Evangelical Church Services and Activities
A Sunday program lists Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evangelical Church issues notices for Evening Worship at 3:00 p.m. Sunday School attendance noted as 2300.4. Weekly activities include Ladies' Aid first Wednesday, WMS second Wednesday Bible study and prayer, with all parishioners invited. A curious line about cubs weighs less than one pound at birth is noted.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. M.S
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Renwick Savings Bank
Farm Loans and Insurance
Renwick, Iowa
Blue Eagle Coal
Wisconsin Lumber Co
L. P. Marsh
McGowan Grocery
Remington
Renwick Times Office
Civic Glee Club of
Fort. Dodge
Monroe, Wis
Mra
Kate Larsen
St. Paul
United States Supreme Court
North Carolina
Farm Adjustment News
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
M-E
Felden Weikel
St. Paws Lutheran Church
Jd. H. Reents
Laurence Sohl
Pastr
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