Local News Items From Anves Area This Week
Local notes report births including a baby boy born to Albert and Mrs Nelson, visits by Packard of Anves and C C Cole and family, and relatives from Ames and Spirit Lake. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs G.C. Hegeen, and several farm and business notices appear alongside sales ads, retail prices, and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Olsoiy'a
As. Packard
Anves
Albert
Nelson
Marcelting
L. W. Miller
Hegeen
Renwick Town Council Adopts Depository Regulation
A special meeting of Renwick Town Council on Jan 19 1927 adopts a resolution authorizing the mayor and clerk to deposit all town funds in state bank accounts. A subsequent Jan 26 1927 session designates Goldfield State Bank and Trust Co as depositories with a maximum deposit of 5000 dollars. Dietrich Elmer certifies the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toisa Counell
Efly Walldin
Dietrich Elmer
Renwick
Iowa
Ing
TwinGwuneil
Rolleall
Stoddard
Babler
Mel Gurry
Black
Flemmig
Pregent
Goattsch
Goldfield State Bank and Trust Co
Dietrich Elmer, Clark
Notice for Bids Sealed for Boone Township Road Work
A notice states bids for Boone Township road work must be received by the Clerk by Tuesday Heb. Std 1927. B A Simpson Clerk. Also includes local items: Renwick visitor Deray Godfrey from LaVerne. Methodist Ladies Aid met with Mrs L W Miller. Newman Engh children ill with measles. Rebekah Circle to meet with Mrs J Ho Tanck next Thursday. Ruth Peters moved to Laureans for a public school position. Dr A H Stafford and John Clowes visited Des Moines. Luchsingers moving to Ideal 5. scratch shed advice. five cents per hen bill. Wisconsin Lumber Co. Mrs E C Kraft and son Ernest returned from Jeffers Minn. Arthur remained for another month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Township
B.A. Simpson
B. A. Luchsinger
Uresiap, Neh
Ideal 5. D
Wisconsin Lumber Co
E. C. Kraft
Ernest
Jeffers
Minn
Arthur
Renwick School Notes Reflect Mixed Athletics and Exams
Renwick notes show growing enrollment and strong student effort across sports and academics. The Corwith game impressed, Goldfield sportsmanship praised, and a reforming semester ends with satisfactory 18 week inventory. Exams wrap, electives debated, and a modern curriculum shift discussed with praise for student speakers and future Luverne contest readiness.
Dance at Princess Vividon in Livermore Tonight
Omahn Nite Owls and artists will perform at the Princess Vividon in Livetridro this Wednesday night June 27. Tickets are $1.10 at the BW Shop, Mer. Mrs. Wright of Des Moines and her parents Mr. and Alea Plummer were in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Edurar
Osage
Chan, Lane
Sis
Virgil
Dan
Sgt
G. i. D'Inn
LaVerne News
Lottie Mason
Léttic
Princess Vividon
Livetridro
Mila Lance
Mer
Dick Elmer Buys G M Mannlog Produce Station
Dick Elmer completed a business deal this week gaining possession of G. M. Mannlog s produce station. He has taken possession and will handle the practice business from this territory, offering hoafery and receries with simple orders available through him. Visitor in Eagle Grove Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Elmer
G. M. Mannlog
Elmer
Ifa
Eagle Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Cole
Anve- Yok
Leo Mimbach
A. H. Stafford
Ames
Johnson and Heller
Geo. Stoddard
Des Moines
Frank
John Hefty
Wiliam
Walter
The
Quaker Oats Co
John Sehipoll
Fort Dodge
Soho
John Bannick
Harry Bonwell
Marty
C. N. Olson
First National Bank
Bill Kee
Dietrich Bhuer
CG. N. Olson
DeRay Godfrey
LaVerne
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Newman Engh
Rebekah
J. Ho Tanck
Feldre
Ruth Peters
Laure 2Ns
John Clowes
Vernon Theatre
Creighton Hale
Gertrude Short
Story
Laura Jean Libbey
Buster
Ted
California
Reginald Denny
Kazy
Fisher
Chevrolet
Buch
America
Valla
Lton
Chassin Gay
Clint
Eice
Huthrely
Cumble
WarTon Truck & Biron
Renwick Auto & Implement Co
Intel
LuVdrne and
Ruswicks
Boll Boys
Natl Et
Webster City
Gamias
Gle
Goldfeld
Chick Pax
Goldfield
Ephtante
Livie
GoldGelt
Binet Simon
Ash Werneudig
Reorg Ih
Levine
Vivian Rockwood
Gayle Gillespie
Urville
Awosson
Luverne
Corwith
Selter’s
Eden
Pleetrie
Dow
Orpington
Olin Engh
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