Renwick School News Reports Semester Progress and Sports
Renwick School notes a low failure rate as students prepare for the second half of the year. The boys basketball team pulled its eighth win by defeating Woolstock, while Livermore’s veteran squad leads county percentages. Forty four students select honors, and an orchestra provided music for a Masonic installation and a men’s meeting. The sixth grade begins History of Town studies.
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Woolstock
Our Boys
Livermore
Ofigers
Masonic and
Stir
Semester test exemptions for few Eunice Klaesay group
Pitth and Sixth Grades Eunice Klaesay Blanche Jones and Beryl Mimbach were excused from taking all of the semester tests. The following were neither absent nor tardy for the entire semester: Iaverne Korleski Beryl Mimbach Dorothy Bornholt Mary Laig Flammi Blanche Jones Louuna McCarry Verla Jean Mitchel Merton Packard The Sth and Gungridey will hold a
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Eunice Klaesay
Blanche Jones
Beryl Mimbach
Tildy
Iaverne Korleski
Dorothy Bornholt
Mary Laig Flammi
Louuna McCarry
Verla Jean Mitchel
Merton Packard
Sth
Gungridey
Herrick Seeks Re election as Humboldt County Attorney
Thad Herrick announces his candidacy for re election to Humboldt County Attorney in the June Republican primaries. He is finishing his second term and is a Humboldt native, son of the late Alva Herrick. He grew up in Humboldt, attended public school, and began practice after admission to the bar.
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Thad Herrick
Olive of Rumholtounty
Myr
Herrick
Humboldt
Alva
Dora Pian
Hog Nips Finger During Butchering Ceremony
John Larson, an assistant at Jab Kner’s operation, was preparing a hog for slaughter when the animal bit his finger. The hog grabbed his hand and mangled the finger, severing it at the knuckle and leaving a raw, bloodied stump as a grim reminder of the incident.
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John Larson
Jab Kner
Larson
Busilly
Government missteps spark widespread public discontent
The piece laments rising prices and flawed policies from Congress and the administration. It accuses officials of wasteful research and frivolous bills like wool stockings and sun bath remedies. It notes pamphlets flood the public, fueling a slow growing revolution among players, business people, and farmers.
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Woollven
Howsa
Tas Piyers
Tabion
Tolaremia in rabbits spreads across states and abroad
A historic notice explains tularemia as an American disease first identified in the United States and traced to wildlife including rabbits and ground squirrels. It notes transmission via bloodsucking parasites or contact with infected animals, and warns on precautions such as wearing rubber gloves when dressing wild rabbits and avoiding sick prey.
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United States
Columbia
Dana
Russia
Norway
If They Only Would If Printing Offies Could Do Local Work
A fragmented plea argues that keeping work and shopping local would boost employment and fill empty houses. It claims open businesses and new houses would rise if households buy locally and residents stay within the town.
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Imore
Tye
Hess to Run for Humboldt County Attorney Nomination
In this issue the Times announces Humboldt County attorney candidacy by R L Hess. A former deputy with three years in practice, Hess grew up on a farm near Ida Grove and studied law at the University of Iowa before being admitted to the bar.
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Times
Humboldt County
Tyne
Hesa
Lovron
Humbott
1D Grove
Ida Couity
University of Law At
Lawn City
College of Law
Correction in Renwick Mariners Institute booklets mailed this week
A noted error appears in the first entry of the Speaits Prisas section. the Fortnightly Chile offers should read for lone dozen Date Teebox Cookies with prizes of 1st $1.00, 2nd 60e, and other prize details adjusted as published.
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Renwick Mariners
Chile
Mrs. Fred W. Potter dies in North Dakota at 65
Mrs. Fred W. Potter formerly Lucy Lang died January 4 1942 at her brother’s home in Reda Maryland. Born March 14 176 in Cardle Warren county Iowa she lived near Carlisle then taught in public schools. She married Fred W. Potter June 30 1913 in Mundine North Dakota. Survived by husband two brothers John A. Lang and W A Lang, plus many relatives. Funeral in Flasher and Vernon cemetery burial.
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Fred W. Potter
G. Lang
Cardle
Warren’ County
Towa
Reda
M.D
Hugh
Clara Lang
Carlisle
Mroved
Presho
S. D
Lucy
Patton
N.D
Vie Yvarigne
Morton County
Mundin
N. D
Christian Church
Flasher
John H. Keeh
Remylek
John A. Lang
Freda
W. A. Lang
Methodisn
Schaal of
Corwith
Vernon Cemetery
Carn of Thanks for Fred W Potter and Family
The Potter family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness and assistance during their bereavement. Fred W Potter and his sisters and brothers express sincere gratitude for support.
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Fred W. Potter
Tiger French Wins Two Matches Past Week
Tiger French won two straight falls in two matches last week. He defeated Earl Wampler of Scranton in Webster City last Thursday with a 4 minute first fall and a 12 minute second fall after a foul gave him the decision. On Saturday in Clarion French took two falls from Bruce Nolan of Newton, 18 minutes for the first fall and 7 minutes for the final fall after a 84 minute second fall with body scissors. Jim Nelson of Renwick substituted a late wrestler as the program continued.
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Rank French
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Webster City
French
Wampler
Clarion
Bruce Nolan
Newton
Nolan
Nola
Breach
Jim Nelson
Renwick
Jim
Ron
Oliver Pletcher Suicide At Reno Area Farm
Oliver Pletcher 55, farmer near Reno, shot himself shortly after noon Monday. Mrs Pletcher found him behind a shed after hearing a gunshot from his shotgun. Coroner Dr Walker ruled death a suicide. an inquest unnecessary. Survived by wife and five children.
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Oliver Pletcher
Reno
Ava
Mra
Pletcher
Walker
Clarion
Willow
Mia
Carl Kelling
Renwick
Ferne
Lyda
Evelyn Wil William
Ethel Barrett Emrie Seeks Humboldt County Recorder
Ethel Barrett Emrie announces candidacy for county recorder in Humboldt County. She seeks the Republican nomination in the June primaries. Emrie is a local resident and well known in Humboldt and Hinboldt counties, currently finishing her second term as county recorder.
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The
Times
Ethel Barrett Emrie
Emrisia
Humboldt County
Humboldt
Hinboldt County
Margaret Prebie Seeks Humboldt County Recorder Post
Margaret Prebie announces her candidacy for Humboldt County recorder in Humboldt county. She grew up in Murmbeldt and previously served as county recorder until 1924 resigning for family illness. She urges unity if nominated and elected, citing prior work as an abstractor stenographer and rural teaching stints.
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Murssarat
Prébie Ia
Wunbeldt
Misa Preble
Murmbeldt
Actionl
Miss Prete
County Recorder
Miss Prebhe
Humboldt
Terraain
Rutland
Beaver Townships
Miss Preble
Community Club to Hear Fish and Game Talk
The Men's Community Club meets February 8 at the school house with Hol Metcalf of the state fish and game commission as speaker. He will discuss Iowa fish and game work, using charts and maps from a recent survey. The event ties to a 23 year program funded by a $25 000 survey grant and aims to involve all local outdoors enthusiasts.
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Hol. Metcalf
State Fish and Game Commission
Iowa
Greal
Towa
Astrologer’s 1932 forecast sparks cautious prophet joke
An astrologer predicted no United States Senator would lose mental balance in 1932. The remark is presented as a tongue in cheek note that the idea of a prophet playing safe invites irony.
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United States
Radio announcer tests pass rate sparks debate
A terse claim notes only 10 of 2590 applicants pass radio announcer tests, prompting discussion on selection standards. The remark implies a near-impossible filter, contrasting with broader hiring practices and sparking questions about audition fairness and test validity.
Changes hands again at Goldfield newspaper
Goldfield editor Paul S. Walterick sold the Goldfield Gazette to Glenn H. Ruth of Sigourney Iowa. The town faces another subscription campaign as ownership shifts. Ruth brings experience from the Kansas City Star Des Moines Register and Cedar Rapids Gazette and is welcomed by local business leaders and residents.
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Paul S$. Walterick
the Goldfield Gazette
Glenn H. Ruth
Sigourney, Loown
Goldfield
Azide
Mr. Ruth
Kansas’ City Star
Des Moines Register
Ceday Rapis Gazette
Golsheid
Evangelical Church Services and Activities Schedule
Evangelical Church led by Pastor J Haeblen holds Sunday School at 10 am and Worship at 11 am. Morning service at 7 am and 1 pm. Midweek service every Tuesday at Mrs Anna Schneiders home at 7 pm. Junior B GC Bv on the first Sunday of each month at 11 am. Ladies Aid first Wednesday, Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday. Choir practice Thursdays at 7:30 pm.
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Anna Schneider
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church Service Plans
J A Hurley pastor leads Sunday School class notes with morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 7:30. The Divine Rule is the morning theme and A Popular Hero the evening topic. Young people are invited to join the meeting for post worship fellowship.
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First Baptist Church
J. A. Hurley
Hwam
Gord
St Pauls Lutheran Church Services and Activities
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m and Services at 11:00 a.m. German worship occurs on the last Sunday of each month at 9:00 a.m. Luther League devotional meets first and third Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid gathers the first Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. You are welcome to our place of worship.
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Luthera League
Ladies Aid
Pastor George R. McDowell Leads Sunday Services
M and D Churel notes the West church service schedule with Pastor George R McDowell presiding. Morning worship is at 11 13 a m as part of Sunday School and morning worship activities for the congregation.
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Renwick Savings Bank
Renwick, Iowa
Renwick School News
Renwick Sehost
Gray’s Corner
Mariners Co-operative Co
Sunshine Block
Kentucky
Producion
Congress
East
R. L Hess
Tiger French
Margaret Prebie
Evangelical Church
J. Haeblen
Géalérs
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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