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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
4
Local notes report visitors and family care in Lone Rock, trips to Estherville and Chicago, church luncheon hosted by the Methodist group, birthdays celebrated for Mrs. Nellie Barnes, and visits to relatives in Rowan. Health updates include Henry Marcellus in Humbolt care, a Hot Springs treatment for Chas Schipuill, and hospitalizations for Harry Notestine and a fire destroying a Denver home.
Ten acres in Rensrick with a good ten room house barn chicken house crib garage and other buildings. The old Pohfeldt place. Price 39500. Terms to suit. Ted Ullrich Sam Geigel of Carbondale Colorado was a guest at Mrs. Henry Geigel last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Kampert of Dunnell Minn visited Alfred Peterson home. Mrs. Lyle Packard and Mrs. Henry Groh serve on district court petit jury in Dakota City this week. Royal Neighbor lodge held meeting at Mrs. Chas. Walker home. S H Kussin Walter Craig Henry Claussen and GC H Long attended a tractor school in Des Moines. Renwick high school sophomore skating party at J I Peer home January 20 from 7:30 to 10. Mr. Briggs sponsor. Mrs. Alfred Smith of Fort Dodge visiting sister while father Conrad Elmer visits brother in North Dakota. Frank on wrestling tour in Colorado. Wilder Rookwood and George Fisher to California for winter work. George making second trip.
The Town Council held a regular meeting on January 1937 with all members present. Bills approved by the finance committee were read and a motion to pay passed. Adjournment followed with unanimous votes. Also reported are social visits including the Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society meeting with Mrs M Babler and visits to Humboldt by local residents.
Renwick Markets report Wednesday November 18 quet oed by local dealers with prices. Miss Claretta Bilbrey resigns from E C Sel gelid's restaurant and returns home to Kanawha. C H Scott of Goldfield, nearly recovered, visits Henry Geigel’s home. Mr and Mrs Irwin Friday travel to Dakota City and Humboldt for visits with Gruener and Friday families.
M E Church notes list C St Yeager as pastor at Hardy with morning worship 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m W M S met with Mrs dames Friday afternoon The Kings Heralds meet at Arnold home Hardy Saturday afternoon Renwick Sunday School 10 a m A R Martin superintendent Morning worship 7 a m
St Pauls Lutheran Church under Pastor J H Reents lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Maurice Nissen as superintendent. Divine service at 11 a.m. and a service at Corwith at 2:30 p.m. Luther League devotional at 7 45 p.m. Confirmation instruction Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 p.m. All are invited.
A disjointed reminiscence collage recounts a cafe parsley dispute, stage vibrations in Manhattan opera house remodeling, a North American Newspaper Alliance move to Manhattan, ferry life on Staten Island, and a Burns and Allen anecdote about dignity at a hotel. A Martinez oil note closes the fragment.
In Santa Cruz graveyard Eyer Green a tombstone marks Louden Nelson a former slave who died in 1860. The inscription notes he left his entire fortune to Santa Cruz School District No. 1, including a city lot later sold for 300 dollars to aid the three year old school.
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