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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
2
Local items report births and marriages in Tope, Duncomib, Storm Lake, and Renwick areas. Notables include Edw. Oppedalei, Mrs. Bigings and George Stoddard visits, and a Renwick Farmers Institute scheduled February 15 and 16. Obituaries note M. Fegerth and former Corwith postmaster T. R. McKaig. Weather woes bring heavy snows, freezing temps, and road closures across the week.
An editor in Burl Week notes a baby left on a doorstep in a blanket with a layend. Mr. MacArtinit investigated after hearing a door slam and found the infant attended by a physician for the night. The child was placed with County Attorney and Board of Supervisors for care with four possible adoptions already arranged.
County Federated Chibs gathered at the Presbyterian church in Livermore last Saturday despite cold weather and uncertain reads. The Equality club and the Twentieth Century club hosted a delightful luncheon and generous hospitality for all federated clubs in the county. County chairman Mrs Ostrich presided at the business meeting and Mrs Floyd Lane presented the program. Supt B A Ralston of Renwick Schools spoke with musical selections and readings. Attendees from Renwick included Mesdames Lloyd Lang, W H Long, D J Christenson, Lo W Miller, and Supt E A Ralston.
Miss Opal White daughter of Mr and Mrs Will White and Clarence J Hippen were wed last week Wednesday January 23 at 2 30 PM at the Methodist parsonage in Humboldt Rev J J Share officiating They were attended by Miss Opal Erwin and Lyle Packard The bride a Hen swick High School graduate class of 1928 has helped at the telephone office The groom farms with his father northeast of Renwick After the ceremony they traveled for a short wedding trip to Illinois and plan to make their home in Renwick with Hippen securing a good local job
Mrs G A Packard traveled to Newberg Iowa last Friday due to illness of her daughter Canilace. Oakdale Dairy invites customers to call for morning milk delivery to their homes.
The Vernon Theatre schedules a Saturday program featuring Pajamas a comedy story by William Congelman and the old fashioned eye tames act with Olive Borden Lawrence Grey and Jerry Miley alongside the feature High School Hero with Adam and Olive Borden in a Harlem era style showcase.
On Wednesday February 6 the film Our Dancing Daughters features Joan Crawford and John Mack Brown with Nils Asther Dorothy Sebastian and Anita Page. Original story for the screen by Joseppine Lovett promoted by extra-M. G. M. News.
Algona boys were arrested after attempting to pass a twenty dollar bill. Police traced the incident to a local shop and warned vendors to be vigilant. The father reportedly gave the boy the bill, and the paper notes offenders may be jailed for possession.
A local business announces a restart after a shutdown with new stock and ready services. Owner G. Lyon, proprietor, pledges prompt factory service and renewed customer patronage to reassure the public.
Julius Wilcox of Engla' Grove Ins beet visiting. One posh week at the Ed Aggerth home.
Miss Marvelie Goettsch wed Jenny Kally Phe Widdo in Paso, Texas. She is the only daughter of Mes BYM Goettsel. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside in Tutson, Arizona, where the groom works as a train ois haleher for the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Bids for row work in Oone Township are to be received by the Clerk by late February 4th. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. A. Simpson, Clerk.
Mr and Mrs C H Scott of Goldfield visited here for several days last week at the Henry Geizel property. They hope for rent or filling opportunities, noting fine buildings and a good location. Hawthorne and Renwick, Iowa are mentioned in connection with the trip.
Fragmented OCR notes list prices for Late-Apples at 1 60 per bit and refer to Patel, a Sunday School at a Lutheran church at 10 a m. Mentions Fred Potter retiring to a home in Plaglior Minnesota after a five week visit with his parents. Also notes Daellie Fisher visiting from TaMaya at a men’s convention in Dus Hants and various place names in Iowa and nearby areas.
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