Local News Items From Renwick Area
Miss Marion Saxton stayed in Renwick over the weekend from Mason City. Rye readers note bake sale and community notices including a January 30 sale by Beenen's Turniture store and Renwick club activities. John Jotton, of Eagle Grove, died recently. funeral details follow.
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Marion Saxton
Mason City
Lee Potter
Sons
Thor
Hans Madson
McGowan Grogory
Hel & Space
Winston Yeager
Des Moines
Beenen
Omer Davis
Ames
Jotton
Renwick
Ray Feltis
Gene Potter
Frances Starr
Gilmore City
Ofc
A. B. Richardson
Charles Hanson
Lymen Hanson
Kanawha
Guy Hanson
Clera’ Huston
Eagie Grove
Will Blesie
Dorothy and
Lorreine
Howard McCarry
Wilms
Alva Packard
Nevada
Tisdies Aid
Hovoor
James Kelling
George
Indians and nuts enrich American menus through history
Washington notes nuts have fed the American diet since colonial times. Pecans spread commerce from Mississippi traders to New York and Europe. Pinon nuts fueled Paiute and Washo rivalries, while chestnuts enrich cuisines from Japan to France, Europe, and California exports of green English walnuts.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographie Saci
North America
Orcherd
United States
Mexico
Mississippi
New York
England
France
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
India
Japan
Europe
California
Frost bite symptoms and treatment guidance
The text outlines frost bite signs and first aid. It notes that affected areas become painfully cold and lose sensation, then pale or grayish. It recommends keeping the person warm, avoiding fire, using palm or wool, gentle massage, cold water, and ointment as for a burn to gradually restore temperature and circulation.
St Pauls Lutheran Church Events and Services
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor J B Reents hosts German service at 9 a.m. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Divine service at 11 a.m. Corwith service at 2 30 p.m. Luther League social at 5 p.m. Sunday. Confirmation instruction Saturday at 1 80 p.m. Choir rehearsal Saturday at 5 p.m. at John Egenes home. Ladies Aid meets next week Wednesday at Mrs Perley Selgelids home. St Pauls invites you.
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Nissen
Divine
Corwith
Luther League
Sp.m
Sp. m
John Egenes
Ladies Aid
Perley Selgelid
St. Paul's
Renwick Markets and Local Visits Reported
Market quotes for Wednesday January 27 include Newcorn No.4 and Cream first grade scores. Local social items note Jeke Erdmen visiting relatives, Cedar Falls friends seeking, Oscar Swanson visiting his mother Jennie Swanson in Stanhope, and Will McGonnigle attending a wedding anniversary in Aberdeen South Carolina. George Latch and M Kirk Sverry attended a hatchery meeting in Fort Dodge. Maurine Nissen celebrated her sixth birthday with a 6:30 dinner hosted by Maurice and Mrs Nissen.
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Wmr
Jeke Erdmen
Burt
Merion Blassie
Davida Martin
Dorothy Hanson
Cedar Falls
Oscar Swanson
Stanhope
Jennie Swanson
End
Will McGonnigle
Aberdeen
S. C
George Latch
M. Kirk Sverry
George
M E Church Notes on Services and Sunday Schools
Pastor C R Yeager leads morning worship at 10 a.m. Sunday School begins at 9 a.m. Wm James and Renwick serve as superintendents for respective Sunday Schools. Morning Worship follows at 11 a.m. with ALA Martin as superintendent.
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M.E
C. R. Yeager
Hardy
Wm. James
Renwick
Ala. Martin
Inventive Harvesting Machine Aids Wild Rice Pick
Poplar Wis. inventor Emmett Curtis showcases a harvester blending an Egyptian water wheel and a Venetian gondola design. A motor paddle propels the craft while rotating reels strip and bend rice stalks, delivering gentle grain removal. Curtis claims about 1,000 pounds of ripe rice can be harvested per day.
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Wis
Emmett Curtis
Curtis
Laundry Takes Time in Washington Households
Laundry work accounts for slightly more than 10 percent of total time spent on household tasks by the average Washington homemaker, based on a study by the division of home economics at the State College of Washington.
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Spokane
Wash
Harmnemaker
Division of Home Economics
State College of Washington
European nations rearming in air
S Paul Johnston, Aviation editor, reports from Europe that military aircraft production is surging across nations. Germany's air force nears 7,000 planes with rapid new builds, while Russia, Italy, France, and England expand or modernize fleets. Johnston estimates 25,000 to 30,000 aircraft across Europe, possibly doubling by 1937, and notes Europe prioritizes military air power over civil aviation.
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New York
Europe
Atlantic
S. Paul Johnston
Aviation
Germany
Russia
Italy
France
England
Johnston
Basque Village Plans Fishing Trade to Offset War
Hendaye France mayor Lannepauouei seeks new work for Basque residents after orange trade and smuggling profits fade due to the Spanish upheaval. He enlists Spanish fishing smacks from Matricot as instructors to teach local crews sardine and tuna techniques, placing them on French maritime Lists.
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Hendaye
France
Lannepauouei
Bay of Biscay
Matricot
Rival Crow Follows Grandfield Senior Everywhere
Buddy Robert son a Grandfield high school senior tries to keep his pet crow Old Jim from tagging along to school or town. The fourteen month old bird began as little trouble but now insists on accompanying Buddy everywhere, prompting plans to bribe the bird to stay behind.
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Grandfield
Ohio
Buddy Robertson
Grandfield High School
Buddy
Old Jim
Jim
Boy trains dogs to haul him to school in Wisconsin
Eleven year old Leonard Check, paralyzed by osteomyelitis, spent a year in bed but recovered to a wheelchair. He built a wagon and trained two dogs to pull him to his father's farm near Prairie du Chien, allowing him to attend school daily.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Leonard Check
Lights of New York and Notable City Anecdotes
A collage of brief incidents from New York life. Cats disrupt sleep in Riverdale. a man receives a cold bath while a crowd gathers after a taxi collision near Brooklyn Bridge. A Broadway nyctalope, a suburban fire department quirk, a socialite heiress with a violinist, and a peculiar salesman in tie and white sneakers are sketched amid traffic counts on the George Washington Bridge.
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Riverdale
Hir
Onte
Brooklyn Bridge
Park Row
Inter
Henry
George Washington
The
Hudson
York
New Jersey
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Starch Diet Study Hits Hawaii School Children
Health officials report experiments in Honolulu show rat starches outperform grain starches for American children in tropical conditions. The study emphasizes starch type effects on nutrition and health outcomes among students in the region.
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Honolulu
Trio Charged With Stealing Railroad in Steubenville
Three men from Mingo Junction Ohio aged twentyone twenty three and twenty four were arrested after ripping up a Pennsylvania railroad spur cutting rails into short lengths and selling them as junk. They are held in the county jail awaiting grand jury action.
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Steubenville
Mingo Junction
David Strohmeyer
Eugene Caldevelhi
Gene Battiochi
Pennsylvania Railroad
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