Declamatory Elimination Contest Held Saturday
The Renwick high school hosted a Saturday declamatory elimination contest that stretched into the evening. Dale Peter don John Palmer Argyle Townewiek Merril Block won in the oratorical category while Larry Larnon Carmen Peer Eloise Packard Vauldéa Martin topped the dramatic division. Dolores Blosin Char enne Hoover Glora Larson Vir inia Palmer Allan Kamuntler Miss Howitt and Mr Miller judged.
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Vauldéa Martin
Dolores’ Blosin
Charenne Hoover
Glora Larsonanil
Virinia Palmer
Allan Kamuntler
Mies Howitt
Mr. Miller
Renwick
Mardy Farmer Dies at Iowa City Hospital
Q. M. Michelson aged 76 formerly of Humboldt county died Wednesday morning at the University hospital in Iowa City from pneumonia after an operation. He resided five miles southwest of Hardy and was unmarried with two brothers and three sisters at home. Funeral services were held Saturday at the farm home and Trinity Lutheran Church in Lake township with Rev. Thorson officiating.
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Dare
Hardy
University Hospital
Iowa City
Michelson
Humboldt County
Male
Tunteng
Anos
Bode
Anna Svandahl
Slater
Miurle Hraland
Frinity
Miss Marian Wigans Weds Goldfield Man
Miss Marian Wigans daughter of Mrs Jeanette Wigans married Glenn Darlund son of Mr and Mrs James Darlund of Goldfield in a single ring ceremony at the Methodist parsonage in Humboldt Saturday afternoon January 46 at four o'clock. Rev H M Burns performed the rite with Mrs Wigans and the Darlands present. The groom attends Vista College at Storm Lake.
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Jeanette Wigans
Glenn Darlund
James B. Darlund
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Tarriage
Methodist Parsonage
Hurnbaldt
H. M. Burns
Wigans
Darland
al Wena Vista College
Storm Luka
Le BoP Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Reese Home
The Le BoP Bridge Club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reese for a dinner and card party with six tables of bridge. Winners included Mrs Turner and John Alinmereman for high score, and several guests shared conjunction prizes while the editor and others tied for a traveling prize.
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Martin
Mra
L. A. Turner
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A. J. Martin
Ame
Renwick Woman's Club hears talk on The Red Menace
Renwick Woman's Club was entertained by Mrs. C A Packard last Thursday afternoon. The program featured a talk titled The Red Menace by Mrs C I Kleromig, with readings by Lavene Helmka and Mary Lovn Mammig. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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Renwick Woman'a Club
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Kellin On Sixty Fifth
Mr and Mrs Guy Hanson hosted a birthday dinner for the George Kelling family last Sunday in honor of Mr Kelling who turned sixty five. Guests included Mr and Mrs Seer Kal Kins Roy Playd and Tacey Aly and Mrs Carl Kelling plus one child and Mr and Mrs him telling.
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Mra
Guy Hanson
George Kelling
Mr. Kellins
Seer
Kal
Kins
Roy
Playd
Tacey
Aly
Carl Kelling
Mrs. Him
Raiders Fall as Ledyard Hands Renwick a Loss
Ledyard high school routed Renwick 27 to 20 on Friday night led by Warant with 14 points. Ledyard dominated after halftime, while Renwick's defense kept the gap until the end. Renwick reserves lost 19 to 8, Vernon Consolidated beat Renwick B 16 to 9.
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Ledyard High School
Renwick High
Warant
Raiders
Brigga'boya
Blanza
Ledyard
Viattora
Renswick
Tut Jong
Lynn
John Carter Markiag
McCurry
Wilean
Renwick
Vernon Consolidated
Frees
Former LuVerne Woman Dies in California
Mrs. Lesley Barton 88 widow of Civil War veteran and former LuVerne resident died at her Fresno California home Sunday. Funeral services will be held at LuVerne Methodist church Friday at 2 30 p m with burial in LuVerne cemetery. Survived by two sons Merton LuVerne Elva and Ray Fresno and Prank Ward Iowa two daughters two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The Bartons lived for years on a farm between LuVerne and Renwick.
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Lesley Barton
LuVerne
Fresno
Calif
Barton
LuVerne Methodist Church
Priday
Merton
Elva
Ray
Fortnightly Club entertains with poetry reading
The Fortnightly club was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. Klassie. Mrs. Calla Tanck led the program featuring original poems read aloud. Members voted for the best poem and Mrs. Kirk Sperry was announced the winner. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Wea
8. H. Klassie
Calla Tanck
Kirk Sperry
Entertains at Bridge by Mr and Mrs AdoSances
Mr and Mrs AdoSances hosted a bridge party at their home Thursday evening with four tables. Mrs W I Long won high score, Moine Yanney took low score prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the end.
Washington Digest Preview by William Brockart
The Washington Digest weekly interpretation explains how new acts and government orders affect readers, offering clear insights into capital news and potential impacts. It helps readers understand complex federal actions through concise analysis and context.
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Tia
Capital News
William Brockart
Washington Digest
Jnet
Twenty One Years Ago items from Renwick Times
A Renwick Times clipping recalls local life from January 29 1914. Notes cover travel and visits including John Kerr and William Nissen, Mrs Packard in Des Moines, a death in Eagle Grove Theo Haberkorn and a death notice for George F Richardson. Lichty Ross Maurer store changes with Mr Ross purchasing Lichty interest and moving to Renwick. Richardson obituary details his Canada birth September 21 1826 teaching career in Wisconsin Kentucky and Iowa and final years in Renwick with funeral at the Bell home in Webster City.
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Frank Block
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Eagle Grove
John Babler
Libby
Conrad Babler
John
Wisconsin
Lichty, Ross & Maurer
Toronto
Sarah J. Walters
Chathan
Canada
United States
John R. Fremont
Portage
Wis
Quartermaster's Department
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Lee
A.H. Andrews
Chicago
Webster City
Hamilton County
Renwick
W. H. Bell
A. B. Richardson
Ars. W. H. Bell
Mabel Snyder
Buth
Idaho
Harry Richardson
Bell
Rev. Hudson
The
Baptist Church
This will go down as the brass age
A terse reflection on a time of heavy brassiness and bold requests, noting how people push boundaries by asking Uncle for favors at 8am. The phrase hints at a culture of audacious entitlement and early-morning entitlement demands.
Lean years push more to government aid, Fellows debate labor
In lean years more people rely on government support. Fellows argue that many discourse on capital and labor show no capital and have never labored, illustrating a divide between theory and practical work.
Far Places Described By National Geographic Society Writers
The newspaper presents travel accounts from National Geographic Society writers who seek to bring distant lands and natural wonders to stay-at-home readers. These vivid descriptions invite readers to imagine foreign cultures and landscapes beyond the horizon.
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National Geographic Society
Renwick Times Subscription Rates Highlight Local Paper
The Renwick Times announces subscription terms for residents, noting a weekly Thursday publication schedule and post office filing as second class matter. Rates list one year for 32.00, with the price reflecting the period and local distribution.
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Renwick Times
L. We Miller
Renwick
Roosevelt Seeks Garner as 1936 Running Mate
President Roosevelt signals John Nance Garner as his preferred vice presidential choice for a second term. Some aides and Democratic leaders fear shifts toward Harold Ickes or Henry Wallace, but Garner remains the president’s clear pick, damping rival hopes.
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John Nance Garner
Harold Ickes
Henry Wallace
White House
Garner
No rough parties in Renwick say LaVerne News Livermore Gazette
The papers declare Renwick has no rough parties. Officials investigated a few doubtful reports, found groundless, and say any real roughness happens in LaVerne or Livermore where locals are accommodated.
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LaVerne News
Livermore Gazette
Renwick
LaVerne
Livermore
Coughlin Attacks World Court In Radio Address
The Reverend Charles E. Coughlin in a recent broadcast called the world court dead. He warned that U S involvement could revive the court with strong force, and suggested that staying out might lead to its destruction.
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Charles E. Coughlin
United States
Senate votes against world court adherence grip
Tuesday night the Senate narrowly rejected adherence to the world court. Iowa’s Murphy and Dickinson voted against it. Postmaster General Farley faces scrutiny over stamp sheets circulated before perforation and philatelic agency profits in Washington. Democratic appointees face pressure as officials seek to appease critics.
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Iowa
Murphy
Dickinson
Farley
Stanypa
Washington
U.S
Powers That Be
Tax notices questioned in Dakota City assessment checks
Four couples of tax assessors are auditing records in Dakota City and sending notices to taxpayers about possible ai errors in assessments. Taxpayers are urged to respond or appear. Authorities say there may be errors but no cause for alarm unless a fraudulent return is involved. Many taxpayers may face inconvenience in correcting matters even if no error exists.
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Dakota City
Washington debate on gold standard and national debts
A fragmented early 20th century note questions the fuss over the NRA and gold bonds. It mentions one hundred billion in U S bonds payable in gold and Uncle Sam holding nine billion in the vault, suggesting the political focus is misplaced despite vast public debt.
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Washington
NRA
United States
Sam
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