Raiders Take Fifth Game in Narrow Win Over Fort Dodge B Squad
Renwick high school basketball squad won their fifth straight Friday night, defeating Fort Dodge B by 42 to 7. Raiders struggled at the line and botched several open shots, while John Carter led Renwick with 12 points and Damon added 10 for Fort Dodge.
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Raiders
Fort Dodge
Renwick High School
Inez
Wort Dodge
Naiders
Makleys
John Carter
Renwick
Damon
Dodgers
Ng Sumney
Bete
Carter
Gimer
L. Blesie
Wilton
Pelergon
MyCuery
Goa
J. Carter
Hungon
Benson
Muattice
Rieh
Olta
Olson
Wright
Homan
Cacippa
Grieve
Livermore
Aga
Werner Werner wedding announced in Montrose area
Mr and Mrs L Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Lois Lorene to Laurence G Werner son of Mr and Mrs Tony Werner of Montrose South Dakota The ceremony was at St Patricks Church Montrose officiated by Rev Jones A Coggin Attendants were Genevieve aunt Louis Werner and sister and brother of the bridegroom Mrs Werner is a Vernon town girl who attended local schools and is a member of the senior class Mr Werner has worked the past two years on the Conrad Sliner farm
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Werner
Vernon
Mir
Conrad Sliner
Corn Hog Payments Distributed in Humboldt County
About 21,000 of corn hog funds arrived Monday for Humboldt County and will be distributed to residents in Vernon and Beaver townships. Beaver township checks went out yesterday morning and Vernon township payments followed at the Verna Consolidated School. This is part of 160,000 for the county with the remainder expected next week.
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Humboldt County
Renwick Woman's Club Meets Mrs Mirlin
Mrs Mirlin hosted the Renwick Woman's Club last Thursday afternoon with Mrs Belden Weikel delivering a lesson on Social Welfare. About thirty neighbors attended and brought refreshments after the program.
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4. R. Mirlin
Renwick
Belden Weikel
Unshackle Business to End Unemployment
A historical argument favors freeing business from unnecessary curbs and fears of fiscal experiments and government competition. It urges employment as the cure for joblessness, claiming Britain’s unemployment insurance failed to aid the jobless, and proposes delaying a national fund until business can fund it through capital flow and growth.
Pool Hall Change Hands Sees New Proprietor
Sam Nicholas sold Cozy Corner pool hall equipment to Howard Bogard who will take possession around February 1. Bogard plans to quit Farming, hold a public sale next week, move to Renwick, and locate in the upstairs of the Southwick building. Equipment moved from Yeoman to Southwick main floor. Nicholas, who arrived three months ago, married recently and plans to return to Union, his former home.
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Sam. Nicholas
Howard Bogard
Mr. Bogard
Renwick
Southwick
Yeoman
Mr. Nicholas
Nicholas
Union
Auto Drivers' Licenses Good Until Jan 1, 1936
Auto drivers' licenses are valid through January 1, 1936. Many people think renewal is needed this year but it does not apply to private car licenses. Original licenses were issued for 1932 to 1943 and extended to 1933 to 1935. Only chauffeur licenses must be renewed.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
L B P Bridge Club Hosts Evening of Cards and Prizes
The L B P bridge club met last Friday at 7 pm for dinner and bridge at six tables hosted by Bir and Mrs D S Nellis. Assistants were Mr and Mrs Wim Nissen. William Nissen won the high score prize while Mr and Mrs H D Black took the low score prize. Signe Klassie and Mrs Harold Goettsch received draw prizes and A R Martin earned the traveling prize.
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L. B. P. Bridge Cin
Bir
D. S. Nellis
Fred Rasmussen
Fortnightly Club Meets At Mrs Hy Stafford Home
The Fortnightly club met last Thursday afternoon at Mrs A Hy Stafford's home with Mrs R E McGowan leading and Mrs S I Klassia assisting. Net play was presented and refreshments were served by the hostess. The item ends with a satirical note on politicians and Mussolini.
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A. Hy Stafford
R. E. McGowan
Klassia
Twenty One Years Ago Items From Renwick Time
A list of local notes from Renwick Iowa detailing funerals marriages and deaths. Dorothy Olson travels to Joliet for a grandmother’s funeral. Notestine Lockswood Winter and Turner visit Etta Winter. Elmer family visits Hebron ND. Klassen relatives attend Leslie Barber funeral. Campbell and Campbell wed near LaVerne. Orville Kelling dies at 18. Weather turns bitter cold then mild. Fredolin Klasse dies in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Civil War veteran survived by eight daughters and seven sons. services held by Rev J M Kraft. Burial at Vernon cemetery.
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Dorothy Olson
Joliet,h
Harry Packard
S.J. Packard
Des Moines
Jake Stauffacher
Minnie
Wisconsin
Leslie L. Barber
Chloe FB. Campbell
Chan. Campbell
LaVerne
Fredolin Klasse
Switzerland
Milwankere Wis
America
Iowal
Renwick
Fie
Barbara Wriday
I. W. Miller Subscriptions at Renwick Post Office
The notice states I. W. Miller is entered at the Renwick Post Office as second class matter and lists subscription rate of one year. The fragment suggests a postal listing format with pricing details for annual subscriptions.
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I. W. Miller
Renwick
Governor Herring Demands Coop er Resign Over Seals
Governor Clyde Herring asks Harold Cooper to resign as chairman of the state liquor commission after Cooper is accused of giving state liquor seals to a friend for bootleg liquor. Public opinion runs against Cooper, and Herring hints at possible legal changes to remove him if needed. Cooper resists resignation, citing job security and time in office.
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Clyde Herring
Harold Cooper
State Liquor Commission
Cooper
Herting
Kellogg Enterprise Out of Business Due to Ad Shortfall
The Kellogg Enterprise shut down after advertisers failed to patronize, leaving the printer bankrupt. The town’s business community is blamed for weak forethought and late patronage, though the paper may return under a new publisher if sufficient support is secured.
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Kellogg
Humboldt County buys Thompson gun for sheriff to deter bandits
The Humboldt County supervigora purchased a Thompson submachine gun for Sheriff iSexe to aid in catching or distracting criminals. It fires 600 rounds per minute. Sexe has served several years and reportedly never shot anyone, but is now ready for action if needed.
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Humboldt County
Brain trust members shift roles under Tugwell plan
Prof Rexford Guy Tugwell now serves as White House wine taster in chief. The president may place other brain trust members in suitable White House or domestic roles, as he says he has the situation well in hand.
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Rexford Guy Tugwell
Brain Trust
White House
Brain
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Renwick Savings Bank
Farm Loans and Insurance
Renwick, Iowa
Nutrena
Farmers Co-operative Co
G. L. Peterson
Mgr
A. B. Richardson
Bory
Tahhy
Dia Telaphone
Ivingga
Sith
Horthwestenn
Bell Telephone Company
Werner-Smith
Wotun
Katherine Markman
Pool Hall
L. B. P. Bridge Club
Mussolini
Teo Notestine
Floyd Lockswood
John Winter
Misa Beulah Turner
la Algona
Etta Winter
John Elmer
Jake Elmer
Hebron
N. D
Conrad
Dietrich Elmer
Fred Klasse
Belvue
Kans
George Klasse
Westbrook, Minn
Dave Klasse
Monticello
Wis
Renwick Times
Palmateer
Corwith
Goldfield
Bate
Black Poland
Sandwich Elevator
S-ft
John Deere Binder
Minnesota
Mower
John Deere
Oliver
McCormick Disk
International Corn
J. Brummond
D. J. Chriatensen
Humboldt Rendering Works
Humboldt
Iowa
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