Livermore Captures Little Nine Tournament Title
Livermore won first place in the Little Nine tournament defeating LaVerne 61 to 25 in the finals to claim the traveling trophy. Renwick took third by beating Corwith 30 to 10 in the consolation game. Large nightly crowds attended with 553 Wednesday, 325 Thursday, 540 Friday, and 603 Saturday.
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Livermore
Laverne
Renwick
Corwith
la Verne
Fard
Corwich
Thursdaght
Redwick Ao
Livenmora Az
LeVerne
A Po Corwith
Rivertor
Rawrick
Gerwith
Plains
50th Wedding Anniversary Observance Planned for Henry Bloom Sr
A 50th wedding anniversary observance was marked for Mis god Airs Henry Bloom Sr on January 18. Plans call for a celebration at a later date once Mr Bloom recovers from injuries sustained.
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Mis God
Henry Bloom
Mr. Bloom
Albert Boeckner Farm Machinery Sale Ad
Albert J. Boeckner will hold a farm machinery sale on Tuesday January 27. See ad elsewhere in this panel for a complete list of items to be sold.
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Albert Boeckner
Albert J. Boeckner
Tuberculosis Association Structure and Reach Described
The Tuberculosis Association is a large organization conducting research and guidance for county groups. Governed by a constitution and by-laws its board includes members from every town and township and representatives from health organizations. Officers and committee chairs are chosen from the board and anyone interested in the fight can join the county association.
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Gath Association
Reu
Mis .Colinty Association
Kammeier
Helmke and Sons Hold Durec Bred Gilt Sale January 31
W H W Helmke and Sons announce a Purebred Durec bred gilt sale at their Tarpi on Saturday January 31. Details are continued in another advertisement within this paper.
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Helmke & Sons Durec
W. HW. Helmke and Sons
59th Wedding Anniversary Observed Sunday
Mr and Mrs Metnerd Sabter celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary on Sunday January 18 with many relatives in attendance. The gathering included Roy Stevens Delorés Walter Stevens Sheryl Carl Frank Louise Charles Ar ane Russell Smith Harald Smith Loris Searville Erne Stith and sons Robert Richard near Forest City Roy Witham Mason City Pauli Schnabel Agne Glean Edna Jassen among others from Emmetsburg and Mason City area.
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Metnerd Sabter
Roy Stevens
Delorés
Walter Stevens
Sheryl
Carl Frank Louise
Charles
Russell. Smith
Emmetsburg
Harald Smith
Loris
Searville
Erne Stith
Vernon Cape Basketball Game Scheduled With Eagle Grove
Vernon and Eagle Grove face off in a Monday night clash on January 28. The doubleheader will feature the first and second teams each seeking a win as the season matures.
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Eagle’ Grove
Vernon
Leams
Commercial Club Dinner and Meeting on Monday Night
The Reawick Commercial Club schedules a dinner and meeting for Monday evening at seven. The event will be held at Jeannette’s Coffee Shop. Please confirm reservations with MOM and Green by noon Monday.
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Commercial Club
Reawick Commercial Club
Viper At Jeannettes Coffee Shop
Mom
Green
Boy Scout
Boy” Scouts
The
Legion: Hall
Ruth Kleen Pledged To Sorority at Iowa State College
Ruth Kleen daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Kleen of Renwick was pledged to the Alpha Gamma Delia sorority at Iowa State College. The freshman in Home Economics joined among 80 girls pledged by the sorority as of January first in Ames Iowa.
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Ames
Ruth Kleen
A. H‘kleen
Renwick
Iowa State College
Alphe Gamma
Delia
Ruth
The
Local residents visit scattered towns this weekend
Boone Township residents report visits to Webster City and Goldfield homes. Mrs Henry Manoney and Mrs Lista Pringle from Webster City called Sunday at Sam Amfosson’s house. Loyd Lester and family visited Harry Lester’s home in Goldfield. Harlan Jorten’s guests included Mrs Bull Olson. Descriptions include visits by Mrs Bill Christians of Earle Grove and Mrs Glen Honor of Des Moines, with Floyd Huficker noted in Floyd.
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Sod
Henry Manoney
Lista Pringle
Webster
Sam Amfosson
Loyd Lester
Harry Lester
Goldfield
Rand
Bull Olson
Harlan Jorten
Bill. Christians
Earle Grove
Glen
Des
Oi Harlan
Floyd Huficker
Renwick Monday Night Show at Masonic Building
An evening show in Renwick is scheduled each Monday at the Masonic building under the auspices of a traveling concern and Visunde. A fair crowd attended the first public screening last Monday, with another performance promised this week.
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Renwick
Local Club Installations and Meetings Report
Neighborhood groups held annual gatherings at member homes to install new officers and plan winter activities. Mrs Blanche Keeling led hymn games. Fort Dodge Memorial Park Cemetery Association contributed music. Feb 19 meeting date announced with PTA map purchases and charity parties planned.
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Wsc.s. Helg
Claner
Jase
Idalancer
Jam
Evelyn. Brechler
PTA
Marshall Clanty
Willis S
LaVonne Johnson
Charles Helland
Asa Brayton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Association of Ft. Dodse
Fort Dodse
WH. Pannell
August
Panl Weyer
WaVerne Johnson
Thur
Happy Hour Home Project Club
Oscar Wratt
Edward Xruse
James Gilligan
John Vought
Andrew Thompson
Local Pastor Assists in National Christian Teaching Mission
Rev Neal, pastor of First Methodist Church Shenandoah, travels from January 28 to lead a county wide series of seminars and meetings under the Iowa Inter Church Council. Each church invites a guest minister to review church schools and bodies and to guide a county religious census program.
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Wi Neal
Methodist Church
Ini
National Christian
Chi
Iowa Inter Church: Council
Neal
First Methodist
Shenandoah
Eddie L. Bygness Farm Sale Near Renwick
Mr Eddie L Bygness will hold a closing out sale at the farm three and a half miles south and a half mile west of Renwick on Wednesday January 28. A complete list of articles is advertised elsewhere in the paper. The Bygnesses have bought a house in Renwick and will move soon.
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Eddie L. Bygness
Renwick
Bygness
Paper Crowded By Mechanical Breakdowns
The Times issue faced page crowding this week due to a broken press gear. Printing was reduced to six pages from eight because the press failed Monday afternoon and only resumed Tuesday afternoon. On Wednesday morning Mrs Hall fell ill, affecting still more production.
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the Times
Two More Adult Sewing Classes Offer January Sessions
Two additional adult sewing classes will be held on January 23 and January 29. The sessions cover machine operations attachments and garment decorations. The Sub deet invites all interested residents to attend and participate.
John Deere Day Program Highlighted in Corn Event
Risvold Bros. Co. promotes a John Deere Day program with details noted elsewhere in this issue. The event centers on corn activities and related demonstrations, inviting participation from local readers and preserving agricultural community traditions.
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John Deere
Births and funerals mark busy week at local homes
Surer and Mrs. Bawara report births at the hospital with a baby weighing two pounds four ounces placed in an incubator. Emma Pamnel attended a funeral at the Heinen home in Wesler. Families visited Cedars Rapids and University Hospital Iowa. Several residents underwent medical procedures and guests attended dinners and card parties at multiple homes, including Claner, Kleveland, Clancy, and Zimmerman households. Everett Winter and others plan a southern travel trip.
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Bawara
Heinen
Wesler
Giffard
Martin John
Sanatche
Donavan Lariat
AJ. Lerési
Ama. Lerdat
Goldfield
Hod
Hod) Strand’ and John Strand of Humboldt and Mr. and Mrs. Larry ‘Lerdal
Lloyd, Swanson
Veterjing
Deg
Moines
Irs
Leonerd Birnbaumer
Wm. Steil
Mary Steil
Ebner
Eugene
Robert
Reisch
Edward Kruse
James
Renwick Hosts Girls Sectional Tournament February 4 5 6
Renwick to stage girls and boys sectional basketball events February 4 5 6 with Renwick girls defeating Corwith 15 2 and Renwick boys losing 22 10. Local teams including Bode Duncombe LeVerne Ottosen Goldfield and Wesley listed with byes and matchups for the Renwick Wesley Corwith Goldfield Ottosen Woolstock towns in a crowded prep schedule.
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Scarlet Raiders
Corwith
Renwick
Cori Bork
Duke Boosters 4 H Club meets at home for color study
The Ow l Lake Boosters 4-H Club met January 1 at Tras Rasmussen's home with 13 members and two leaders. The group reviewed color and design traits for fashion and learned about commercial advertising. Livestock Specialist Richard McWilliams of Iowa State College will address leaders January 27 about livestock project management and record performance. A day meeting runs 10:00 am to 3:30 pm with lunch and adjournment.
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Duke
Owl Lake
Tras Rasmessen
Normen Gengstead
James Rasmussen
Ivar Rasmussen
Richard Hanser
Ascetine
Richard McWilliams
Iowa State
Cellese
McWilliams
Tvestock
Legal Livestock Club
Attndetrom Adult Rally at Garner Sunday
Community members attended the Garner rally with Patricia Brock and Mr. Rederick Car among those present. The event focused on local adult education and community participation in Garner.
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Garner
Patricia Brock
Mr. Rederick
Nerem Bros Garage Changes Hands in Renwick Sale
A Wednesday afternoon transaction sold Nerem Bros Garage to Mrs Ernest Helmke. Helmke also bought a Rome in Renwick and plans for Nerem Bros are not yet announced. The change marks a new ownership for the local shop and related property.
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Nerem Bros
Ernest Helmke
Ernest’ Helmike
Helmike
Rome
Renwick
Wit
Christmas Seal Sale In Renwick Reports Revenue
Mrs Steve Palmer, Christmas Seal chairman, reports Renwick received 16552 dollars from the sale of Christmas Seals in Renwick.
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Renwick
Steve 'Palmer
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Tuberculosis Assoc
Vernon Cape
Boone Township
National
Christ Ian Teaching Mission
Risvold Bros. Co
Who
Iowa
I. Bode
Duncombe
Wesley
A. Corinth
Drewsa
Ottosen
Drew
Bode
Th.Cormi
Goldtieta
Thored
Ottozent
Zamdar
Clancy
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