Renninck School News Brightens With Class Projects
Mrs Claus Block led visiting students as Renninck School showcased third grade geography and an Erasa Journey Club lesson on origins of clothing and production. Calvin Packard was elected president while a long list of students achieved top arithmetic scores in a Friday polling event.
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Claus Block
Erasa Haw
Journey Club
Calvin Packard
Bitine Flemmig
Galvin Packard
Lavald Clanaun
Richard Walker
Stonard Stephany
Anna Milla
Helen Fateh
Izala Bolard
Patay Turner
Clarence Hetty
Elim Loach
Patay Marner
Charlene Hetty
Laura Jones
Crimay Room News Birthday and Busy Week
Crimay Room News notes Dune Voekard turned seven last Tuesday and received a chew sucker. Mrs Clara Black visited Monday. Lala Martin Clarence Black and Rita Wickers were absent with possible illness. MK Sperry and Geraldine Stephens were ill last week. The room chairs are being painted.
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Crimay Room News
Dune Voekard
Clara Black
Moniay
Lala Martin
Clarence Black
Rita Wickers
Havi Tinbalda
MK. Sperry
Geraldine Stephens
Manual training boys painting project noted
A fragment notes that the manual training boys are painting. The brief hints at a classroom or school project with students engaged in painting activities during a school program or workshop.
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Ther
Relative Killed in Fall While Riding Pony
James McGowin and family traveled to Gladbrook Inst Tuesday for Arla McGowan’s funeral. The 16 year old nephew of Abr McGowan died after his pony fell on ice, injuring the boy who later died. A search found his lifeless body in the snow. Hawhaker family moved into the Kelling residence as conditions and local wanderers are noted.
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James McGowin
James
Bathyl
Wall McGowan
Gea
Bell
McGowan
Gladbrook
Arla McGowan
Abr. McGowan
Aveldantint
Ttm
Warne Hawhaker
Uncertain fragment hints at Renwick course sale
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions a Renwick short course and a car sale with careless handling. It references wheat and wood hints, a person named Geclient, and a price of six fifty per ton, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
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Renwick
Renwick Farmers Institute exhibits slow fine stock and products
The Renwick Farmers Institute held a largely attended show last week with fair weather. Exhibits in economy, grain and poultry were judged by FH and Dyur, with Miss Helen Putnam and Mr Vernon judging poultry and beekeeping. Live stock, horses, cattle and sheep were shown, many champions present. Institute officers named for the year include Paul Hegeen president and James McGowan secretary. An annual meeting elected J Sehtpull president and Avery Alee program given at Vernon theater. A large food event followed, raising funds for the association.
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Muredoy
FH. & Dyur
Helen Putnam
Vernon
Poultey
Wi McDonald
Home Economica
J. J. Peer
Klay Lane
Peter Hefty
Avery Alee
Evereth Nelson
Synthetic perfumes shape future chemistry trends
The article discusses synthetic production of fragrances and their wide applications from ordinary scents to odor masking in textiles and consumer goods. It notes advances in scented fibers, house products, and the potential for home use, including harmless mixing of perfumes to counteract household odors.
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Aboo Pollah
Robver
Car slams into store front after icy slip near McGrowans
Last Thursday Chiia Nelson drove to town to attend the Short Course and misstepped on a neutral pedal, sending his car into the front of McGrowans grocery. The impact pushed the facing back a few inches but caused no major damage. A day later Nelson’s car slipped on ice again, skidding into snow near the site. exhausted, he and a neighbor aided the effort to return to the road as onlookers watched.
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Chiia Nalson
McGrowans’ Grocery
Nelson
Exemption proposal for homeowners from taxation
The article argues for tax exemptions to ease the burden on homeowners. It warns current taxes double the rent value of homes, noting that owner occupied houses are not income property. It critiques tax rules that penalize home improvements and edge residents toward building or maintaining homes as a civic duty.
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Ieiana Gecking
Use of Brains by Foremen and Technicians in Thought
Dr K E Free argues that university professors actors and preachers rank lowest in intelligence while foremen mechanics chief riggers and precision machinists use brains best. He claims technical and business roles require gathering facts before conclusions Societal impact and accuracy are noted as key ideas with playful sarcasm about Adares.
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K. E. Free
Hun¢La
Udi Ag
Trauh
Free
Aduars
Listen to Our Song A Masget Town Home Paper
The text discusses the role and duties of a local newspaper in supporting the community through ads and notices, urging readers to sustain the home paper. It notes expectations from railroads, factories, public meetings, and societies to publish notices and promote local interests. It ends with a fable about a sailor who feared drowning and died after a camel fall in the Salwra desert.
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Masget Tonny Town
Anu
Thera
Sera
Salwra Desert
Intelligent minds write slowly yet think rapidly claim
A scientist asserts that intelligent people think about twenty times faster than they write and note that many writers produce twenty times less text than their thoughts would suggest. The remark suggests a mismatch between thinking speed and written output.
Heggen Retires as Editor of St Olaf College Paper
Stanley Heggen, senor at St Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota, retires as editor of the Monlton Messenger weekly. Under his editorship from January 27, 1931 to January 19, 1932 the paper ranked among the leading seven column college weeklies. He won several College Book Review contests and served as college correspondent for the Northwest News Bureau. He also helped in student affairs and served in the Senate.
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Henwicks
Stanley Heggen
St Olaf College
Monlton Muaaonger
Northfield
Mins
Nuggan
Messenger
Uie
Audents
Agong
Tat
Heggen
Newa
Car crashes through railing into dredge ditch near Renwick
Mrs Henry Gregerson and daughter Isabelle of Ottosen were en route to Renwick when their car struck a rut near a recently rebuilt road and railing. It plunged down a twelve foot bank into a water filled ditch, landing nose first in mud. Both occupants escaped with only bruises as the wrecked car was removed after hours of effort.
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Henry Gregerson
Isabelle
Ottoten
Renwick
Program Sunday Night at Methodist Church
The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church sponsors a Sunday evening program at the Inn on the 31st. Readings, prayers, solos and an act play feature the event with cast members including Mrs. Hammond Mrs. A R Martin Ethel Hammond Mrs. Walter Long Mrs. Ravis and others.
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Womans Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church
Hammond
A. R, Martin Ethel Hammond
Walter Long
Mra. Ravis
L. W. Miller
Taney Ravis
M. K. Sperry Rosa
Geo. Lateh
Metcalf to Speak at Men’s Meeting February 8
Fish and Game Commission of Town arranges IL J Metcalf director of information to address the Men’s Community Club meeting at the schoolhouse on February 8. All town and county men invited. Lunch available for a small charge. otherwise free. Metcalf will discuss Iowa fish and game issues and the commission’s work.
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Apartsmith
Fish and Game Commission of Town
IL. J. Metcalf
Schoothouse
Iowa
Fish and Game Commission
Will Rogers and the Rogers Railroad Tale
A reminiscence from Claremore Oklahoma recounts Will Rogers and his brothers building a five mile Rogers railroad to link Claremore to the main line. They printed letterheads listing themselves as high officials and issued courtesy passes to swap with other railroads. A rival president protested the small line, to which Rogers replied that the Rogers line may be short but is as wide as any other railroad.
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Will Rogers
Rogers
Book of Ruth praised in church notes sermon
Pastor George R. McDowell urges Congregation to read the Book of Ruth highlighting its beauty fidelity and loyal love in morning worship. He extols its harvest imagery and the voices of maidenhood urging believers to seek its timeless lessons.
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George R. McDowell
Schan
Evangelical Church Schedule and Activities
Evangelical Church led by Pastor J. Haclen schedules Sunday School at 2 16 p m worship at 11 a m and 7 p m midweek service on Tuesday evenings at Mrs Anna Schneider’s home at 7 00 p m Junior B L C B meets first Sunday each month at 11 a m Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday monthly and Women’s Missionary Society meets second Wednesday. choir practice Thursdays at 7 30 p m
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Anna Schneider
Women's Missionary Society
Chsir
First Baptist Church Services and Invitations
J A Hurley pastor leads Sunday School and morning worship with the title Incurably Religious. A Young People’s meeting follows and an evening sermon on The Angelic Devil. Everyone is invited to attend and join if seeking a church home.
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First Baptist Church
J. A. Hurley
Ia.m
Lla.m
Subji
Ap.t. Young Peoples
St Pauls Lutheran Church Ad Broadcast Service Schedule
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces pastor Geo F Dirks leading Sunday School at 10:00. Services begin at 11:00. Luther League meets first and third Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid gathers first Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Worship offered weekly with devotionals and community welcome.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Geo. F. Dirks
Luther League
Ladies Aid
Interim of desire and loss frames a child's wish and elder's memory
A child cries for something desired while an old man laments what he once possessed. The piece frames the gap in between as a period dominated by confusion over longing. The contrasts hint at a universal ache of wanting and the ache of having lost.
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Renninck School News
Yee
Gray’s Corner
Parmners Co-operative Co
Cauta
Arlington
Mion
Centerville
Hstanley Heggen
Methodist Church
H. J. Metcalf
Rogers Railroad
Evangelical Church
J. Haclen
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