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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
5
Geellant Tatk Hae lists present prices for items including Geeilant at 140 dollars and Good Value at PLM Sty flonie de.
A marriage linking Alias Ale Holm of Duncombe and Hersehe Morris of Belmond occurred Monday afternoon last week at the Belmond Methodist parish. The couple were attended by C. M. Basler and Mrs. Martin, with Holm family ties to Renwick. They plan to reside with the groom’s parents temporarily. A note mentions a new banking law empowering the State Superintendent to intervene in banking crises, affecting post office applicant processing.
In Humboldt County Iowa L A Andras receiver seeks authority to settle certain notes owed to A Nolestine with payment in personal property. A hearing is set at the Dakota City Humboldt Courthouse on March 1 1932 at 2 PM. Objections must be filed to prevent approval if found reasonable.
Frank Guggisberg refused a renegotiated mortgage offer and asked the sheriff to hold the sale. The Dakota City sale proceeded with the farm bid by the Hartford Insurance affiliate for the mortgage and costs. The farm near Thor, one of the county’s best improved tracts, features $316,000 in buildings and $5,000 in drainage.
A double wedding occurred Saturday afternoon January 14 at the Lutheran parsonage in Dakota City Nebraska. Miss Anna Pehl and James Jergensen and Miss Agnea Ulstead and Glen Amossom were married by pastor G D Weaver. The Wright county couples live east of Renwick and will reside near here after March 1.
The Jolly Birthday Club marked its nineteen year anniversary with a gathering at George Yeoman's home last Thursday. Mrs Waller McPeak and Mrs George Clansaen sang a duet while Mrs George Yeoman welcomed new members. Charter member Mrs May Haas cut the lighted birthday cake symbolizing the occasion. Guests played progressive 00 with Mr and Mrs John Larson achieving the high score.
Vernon consolidated actors will hold their home declamatory contest at the showhouse on Wednesday evening February 9 Mrs Opal Morrison of LaVerne will ride. Contestants include Oratorical Lenora Heigger Jean Kleve Floyd Lochiller Drone wiic Orens Knutson Mabel Kieve Vivian Luchsinger Helen Vought Homorons Jennie Brant Velva Klossay Donald Saxton Lloyd Swanson.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Entalings Atos and Andy as advocates for economic reform and resisting repression. The text hints at a stance against ongoing suppression and calls for action to end the repressive measures. Names and specifics are incomplete.
Martin Christensen, a former Renwick resident, died January 17 1933 in Long Beach California from pneumonia following a cold. Funeral was January 23 at Sunny Side cemetery. He was born September 2 1831 in Skirrip Denmark and aged 81 years 4 months 14 days. He immigrated in 1873 to Whe United States, lived in La Salle Peru and Renwick where he ran a blacksmith shop for 24 years retiring 1910. Survived by his wife Anna Marie, son George Christensen and daughters Julia Beck Ronnie Davis and Millie Zeihan, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
A travelogue describes Texas houses with two or three sided porches and gallery rails. Roofs are galvanized, upper floors lack ceilings, and interior reveals exterior shingles. Many homes rely on pumps and windmills for water, with elevated tanks. Basements are rare, most houses lack insulation, and ground moisture leads to stone or batten exteriors. Painted homes are few, while several rural builds include bungalows and southern mansions in suburban comparisons.
Alton Benedict, 25, of LuVerne, was killed Monday night while boarding a train at Girardeau Missouri. He was returning home from a visit with his sister in Missouri. Benedict was a well known LuVerne resident and the death was reported by his parents Mr and Mrs Benedict.
The essay argues Americans boast initiative yet require a renewed national purpose to revive business. It notes 90 million producers, stagnant building, and cheap repairs as a path to jumpstart employment. It claims private investment and self-reliance can revive industry faster than legislation or taxes.
The speaker notes rising public demand to cut spending over the past two years and urges action. He predicts Congress may do little this session but a special session could follow, giving the new Democratic administration a chance to cut costs or face political upheaval at the next election.
O B Thompson prominent Lake township farmer three miles southwest of Renwick died Tuesday morning after weeks of illness following an operation. He was b1 years old. Funeral services scheduled Friday at 1 pm at his home and 2 pm at Lake Lutheran Church. Obituary to follow.
Youngsters opened the season along the Boone river when a large cake shaped toy toppled from a makeshift ride and dumped riders into the cold water. The scene was described as great sport despite the mishap.
Helden Welker pastors Grawinge Church with morning worship at 11 and evening sermon at 8. Epworth League led by Grace Long at 7 15, theme Sharing With Others Myatt discusses The Coat of a New Earth Myatt 25 22 Saturday Jr League practice at 2 with a note on declining attendance Church School lessons given by a competent teacher for all attendees Marcy class 11 morning worship Topics include The Cost of a New Earth and dynamic church activities this week
The service schedule for Next Sunday at First Baptist Church led by Pastor J A Hurley includes morning Bible School, worship at 114, the Omnipresence of God as the sermon, a 6 45 Young People session, and an evening service with gospel singing. Everyone is welcome at all services.
Sunday School at 10:00 AM services at 10:00 AM in English and German Worship on the last Sunday each month at 9:00 AM Luther League Devotional on the first and third Sundays at 7:30 PM Ladies Aid meets the first Wednesday at 2:00 PM All are welcome to attend worship and activities
Laurence Sohl serves as pastor at the Evangelical Church. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. G.B. meeting at 7:00 p.m. Ladies Aid Society meets on the first Wednesday, W.M.S. on the second Tuesday each month.
Back to school after Au break. first graders start new readers and workbooks while reading hee primera. Second graders finish workbooks and prepare new ones. Lorraine Blesis has perfect attendance for first semester. Several students tardy but not absent. Stanley attendance hit 100 percent Monday. Second graders create safe ty first posters and review rules. Duane Packard celebrated a birthday with candy ars. Story Flour Club met Friday led by Junior Black with James Rice host. Next week Laurine Egemo to lead and Bobbie Turner as host.
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