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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
2
Local notes from Renwick include community visits, family visits to Webster City and Boone, a play in February sponsorship by the Methodist Ladies Aid, and a radio tube testing reminder. Also mentioned are farm sales, a farmers institute event, a bridge club gathering, and the Odd Fellows Rebekah joint installation.
Renwick School notes report February activities including band rehearsals and a February program. High School work for Hoffman ending first semester. Avilath Guettech elected president of the Junior Executive Committee meeting. Little Nine executive committee attended by Mr. Ralston. A tournament is planned at Goldfeld in late February. Second semester began Wednesday. some students excused from exams for 90+ average. Spelling honors awarded to Laven Thompson Vaughn Martin and Ann Blyssie. several others listed for the period. Renwick beat Gilmore City in a double header, girls 12 to 8 in first quarter and 19 to 8 final. boys secured a victory as Renwick trailed early but pulled away in the second half.
Prohibition against hunting or trapping on the undersigned property with a warning of full legal prosecution. Signature list includes J Packard Feary Eastman W Packard S J Gillespie Qris French Henry Leuthie Chas Schipull KB A Simpson JF Kelling William Engh Oliver Chapman Geo Yoder William Shrader H Frank Bertie G Martin Will Helinke Joe Abernathy Geo Hoffman Alfred Priva Grover Yoder Henry Biesla Guy Ballard QM Lee G AJ Overbaugh Tanck Pear AiG Helinke John Caltesen Carl Nerom Will Stare A H Draeger John Bunnick Dy Lassen Chris Poxge G R Stringer.
Local items report Misa Leone Cook traveling from Wesley over Sunday and Dr L R Turner visiting Des Moines early week. Bertie Martin and daughter visited Clarion last Sunday. Oscar Thin of Ceylon Minnesota stayed with PH Thlet family week. Nellie Kelling Muhm's daughter ill with scarlet fever in Kanawha. Radio gear specials at Reni Auto and Implement Co. Editor invited Wright County Monitor at Eagle Grove Times. purse found on street, owner to identify. Chrysler Kedan ditched near Isa McGowan's last Saturday night, occupants unnamed but uninjured.
Fragments describe a long standing health item named Blood Purifier Halos and its use or impact over four decades. The text mentions characters or brands such as Cater Hiood Divtasce and individuals like Pattee and Tom in a fragmentary discussion of remedies and side effects.
A late January report lists school events including a weeklong student lunch program serving about forty two pupils daily under supervision of Mrs Mayher. Upcoming meetings include a January 19 program with Mr Ryan of Fort Dodge as speaker and a tribute to awardees. Readings, debates, and a movie are planned for the next meeting, with seniors receiving class rings and a press party for the school.
The text outlines a church service schedule from First Baptist Church with mentions of morning worship at 1:00, a 4:30 session, and a Thursday 7:90 time. It references biblical types such as Abraham as the father and Eliezer as the Holy Spirit, plus a note about Christ as the type of Genesis figures. The author discusses biblical typology and invites readers to attend.
The St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor E G Gaede holds the third Sunday after Epiphany services in English. Sunday School led by Joha Benes as superintendent. church council members reelected for the coming term.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and assistance during the illness and death of our beloved mother. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Will Fisher.
Incomplete OCR notes mention weekly Friday deliveries to Patrana and Wool area. References to individuals Mrs E C Selvelld and Mrs W White visiting relatives in Star City and Fenton. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Ragnyusten and Fred driving up last Sunday.
An announcement invites all to a Thursday night event at the Princesa Pavillon in Livermere featuring a dance show by Whip and his superior orchestra. Miss Dorothy Dickson and Raymond Springer will attend and perform a Charleston exhibition with one couple winning a prize. Everyone is invited.
Old Time Dance scheduled for January 26 at Atubori Nickle Pata hill La Verne features Minklar's family orchestra of Clarion providing music for attendees.
Des Moines hosts G. and Peters in business this week with local activity and storefront presence noted. The event highlights ongoing commercial engagement in the city.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a tentative visit by Wary Algona and a Bayard, Nebraska individual to a home, with unclear sequence and names. Reads like an informal diary item or street bulletin with partial details and stray terms.
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