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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

7

Local Neighbors Share News From Town and County

Fred Potter spends a few days in the John rink home near Luverna. Miss Maria Berkland of Thor visits with Chir atta Hilbroy at the Neiv Mome Crfe. The Rebekahs and Old Fellows held a joint installation of officers. The Vernon consolidated quintet beat Rutland 20 to 6 at Rolland. A surprise birthday visit to Mrs. Chris Srnneider ends with refreshments. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. M. Kirk Sperry’s home. A Humboldt county sheriff arrest incident reported in Corwith Hustler. Legion box social and program drew good attendance for a $35 take. A Corith car slid into a ditch on highway 60 with no injuries.

Maria Berkland Thor Chiratta Hilbroy Neiv Mome Crfe Rebekahs Himbaldt and Rutland Vernon Consolidated Quintet Rutland Five Rolland Vernon Kinesay Kinessy Olson Anliker Erdman Anderson Ghris Srnneider Srnneider Woman's Foreign Missionary Societys The Methodist Church M. Kirk Sperry Mary Stonks A.D. Gimer Naomi Herwitt Corwith Hustler American Legion Everett Nelson Legion Gelling

Sub Zero Weather Grips Iowa Coal Piles Shrink

A severe cold wave swept through Iowa driving temperatures to 20 below zero and 26 below at night. Coal piles dwindled alarmingly as homes and stores required more heat than projected, forcing users to revise winter fuel estimates while conditions eased toward milder days.

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Traffic Checkers Established in Humboldt County

Traffic enforcement and data collection underway in Humboldt County with six stations to monitor travel. A dedicated corps of men and Troiall girls will log vehicle counts by kind, with twelve hour shifts, two days a week, stations rotating weekly until April.

Trave Aage Humboldt County Wilebur Kendell Giltmore City Herman Gullixson Hode Harry Clark Liversmore Henry Gregereon Humbohit Renten Torgereon Dakota City Walter Hansen Renwick

Freerksen Buys Eagle Grove Harness Shop

Fred Freerksen purchases the building and harness shop of the late D C Bailey at Eagle Grove and plans to reopen this week with a full line of harness and repair services. He and Mrs Freerksen will move to Eagle Grove once a residence is secured.

Bred Freerksen D.C. Bailey Eagle Grove

Market price report for Renwick and local dealers

Local market notes list January 24 quotations with New cream No 3 butterfat and other dairy items. Prices reflect rural dealer activity, with brief listings of butter, cream, and related commodities for Wednesday trading.

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Farmland meeting notes and street crash near Corwith

Wendel Friday and Bert Sayers visited Des Moines for a Farm Bureau meeting. In Corwith a car driven by Renwick youths crashed into an electric pole, splintering it and breaking the lamp. They paid $7.50 each and posted bond. The Farmers Co operative Co annual meeting had strong attendance with lunch by American Legion Auxiliary, Ernest Rygerth elected president, John Schipul and May Gillespie elected directors.

Wendel Bert Sayers Dakota City Des Moines Farm Buseau Fannera' Co-operative Co

M. E Church Notes Belden Weikel Paatur Active Community

Belden Weikel leads M E church notes with a growing cluster of activities in a tight knit community. Morning worship at 10 am with Sunday school and messages focusing on lessons about light and life for Jesus Christ. Reverend Mulcalf and district superintendent Muldeman featured in upcoming events. hospital news and attendance notes recorded.

M. E Belden Weikel Rennek Chuch Sehuul Re Martin Weavelatin God Soldiers Jesus Cliviat Ronwtek Reb M. L. Mulcalf Methodist Hospital Sioux City Motealf W.G. Muldeman Chicago Alani Harely Apinion Tooie Jesus Christ Wallan James

Evangelical Church Service Schedule Placeholder

Sunday School at 10:00 AM Morning Worship at 11:00 AM Evening Worship at 7:30 PM Prayer Meeting Tuesday 7:30 PM Bible Study Thursday 7:30 PM Ladies Aid first Wednesday WMS second Wednesday Interested persons invited to Bible study.

Evangelical Church Liaurence Sobl Nator Ladies’ Aid Society W. M.S

First Baptist Church Hurley Service Schedule

First Baptist Church Hurley invites the general public to morning worship at 10 a.m. with Pastor Horner Theil directing Bible School and sermon. Morning worship and sermon follow. At 6 45 p.m. Young People's Meeting led by Grace Martin, president. Evening worship at 7 30 p.m. Public invited.

Horner Theil Lo. My Young Peoples Grace Martin

St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Schedule

St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor J EL Reents invites attendees to Sunday School at 10 a.m. Divine service begins at 11 a.m. Confirmation instruction is scheduled Saturday at 1 20 p.m. Maurice Yissen serves as superintendent.

Maurice Yissen St. Paul'a

Wanted A small trunk for a home needs

Classified style snippets show varied notes including a trunk request and social visits. San Zentner of Stow, Ti visiting Wm. Geather home. Howard Smith visiting sister Iva Moses in Central City. H.N.O. card lab entertained at Geo. Kloffman home. R. M. Goettsch at an insurance meeting in Cedar Rapids. Metenslat Ladies Ah socle ty hosted Mrs Harald Amossap with a shower at Mrs. C. A. Richardson’s home.

Mra San Zentner Sttawa Geather Howard Smith Iva Moses Central City H.N.O Geo. Kloffman R. M. Goettsch Coder Rapids Metenslat Harald Amossap C. A. Richardgon

Washington News Digest Interprets Capital Actions

The Washington News Digest explains government department acts and their effects for readers in William trackarta, detailing how current capital activities may affect daily life and policy interpretation.

Nowa Willian

Government agency answers questions nationwide

A New York Times report details how federal agencies field a flood of public inquiries on matters from wartime loans to social welfare. It notes requests span archival data, regulatory procedures, and the U.S. government structure, with officials citing heightened demand from universities, schools, and individuals seeking guidance.

New Jersey York United States Wolert Mother Wis AG Opourhiaiy Certaly Lotatoes Sol Thea Gililaico Crtmitt Biltby Newloo D. Baker Washtington Antional Emergency Council Niga Universitees and Schoola Tneutty Californa Nis Utiversity Federe

Eastman Clinic Opening in Paris in 1936

A Paris project outlines a new Eastman Clinic planned for 1936 with a large dental estate and modern equipment. Doctors including Girkhart and Missle Etre are mentioned amid talks of funding, approvals, and a January completion target.

Eastman Clinic Paris Inon Dental George Kasey le Nieves Burks Uraetor Mio Steven Timbstons Hamden Eich Dulling Clinica Txehosan Muntelpat Umuseus Morchester Lane Wirectarg Hoek Haci Amnerten

Hotel Man Finds March Leading Month for Births

A hotel guest named Madph Witz notes births peak in March, with March leading other months in a New York city report. The account mentions guests and dates, contrasting with celebrations tied to May 10, and references a broader pattern among Americans.

New York Thorm Toowlly Madph Witz Eich Luis Wutel

River Disappears Baffles Experts Near Cascade Locks

An abrupt river vanishing puzzle confounds engineers and officials west of Cascade Locks. A temporary dam strategy, rock barriers, and river diversions failed to stabilize the flow, prompting talk of rebuilding the railway corridor and potential water management by federal authorities.

Haney Orema Tyer Whdely Lingatosay Boul Almeme Mme Cais Cascade Locks Columbia Columbia Gorge Jomnevin Casuade Incky Wien Hasdiven Kaighiuera

Crow Indians Plan Buffalo Rearing Experiment and Food Support

Crow Nation moves to raise buffalo to meet food needs. Report outlines experimental approach and government praise for progress. Document notes use of hides for clothing during subsistence period and hints at community adaptation amid frontier pressures.

Air Transports Surpass Birds in Flight Height

A historic note records an experimental air transport reaching extraordinary altitudes. The account mentions a craft named after a city and a crew carrying several people, sailing above traditional birds and suggesting a new era in aviation history.

Comte Mlewoweil Lye Miltiboldt Pryreay

Hille 100 Yarra Otel Wort Granville Mags

A garbled OCR fragment describes an aged leather item and a riveted hand made beraga with a rivet detail, mentioning wear and a yellowed cover, likely from a catalog or ad segment. The text references a hotel, locations, and product notes with several unclear phrases and partial numbers.

Shrimp Town Clainia Record in Nickels Deathpiet

An unclear OCR fragment mentions Shrimp Town Clainia, Nickels deathpiet, and circulating pies. It references North Cacalia, elation rate, and Pickers, with scattered names and terms. The readable text conveys a chaotic local item or notice with multiple garbled phrases and no clear narrative.

Clainia North Cacalia Xleetikiy Hore

Banking Evolution and the Call for Reform in Banking

An analysis traces banking growth and asserts evolutionary reform is preferable to sweeping legal changes. It argues bankers must adapt through professional standards, improved management, and enhanced public service to meet modern economic needs amid the Depression.

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National Savings Mark Increases in 1930s

The National Bankers Association reports annual savings gains for the year ending June 30, 1931. Deposits rose 3.6 percent from the previous year, with total savings exceeding 2.8 billion dollars. The report highlights increased deposits, a growing number of depositors, and broader participation across the country.

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