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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
5
A stream of social notes records visits from Pocahontas to Eagle Grove, tracking local friendships. Among those noted are Mr. and Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. Geigel hosting the Rebekah Circle, families visiting hospitals, reunions, and travels to Spirit Lake, West Bend, and Minneapolis with various relatives and friends.
Local dealers publish Wednesday June 30 quotes for corn oats and cream products. Prices shown include No 8 corn at 22.0, oats at 12.90 and various cream grades with small amounts recorded. figures reflect corrections pending.
Cornell College graduates in music and experienced teachers offer violin and piano classes. Those interested call the Evangelical parsonage, listing Filfred and Marcella Lantow as contacts.
Farmers are urged to visit Fox Harness Shop in Liver tore for binder canvas repairs. The ad promises first class workmanship at reasonable prices.
The present McCormick Deering grain binder combines strength and durability with light draft and easy operation. Ready for immediate delivery, the ad also promotes used tractors and binders including 10 20 McCormick Deerings and a 22 36, plus a G. P. john Deere. It sells genuine McCormick Deering twine and urges trials of a dream separator to save money.
Evangelical Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Special music every Sunday. Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p.m. Evening Worship at 8 p.m. John Zimmerman mentioned. Pastor F J Lawton extends cordial invitation to all services.
Pastor C R Yeager leads morning worship and Sunday School sessions with Wm James Renwick and A R Martin listed as superintendents. Morning services at 10 a m and 1 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m.
First Baptist Church Ewing Holland holds Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. James Nelson Sept. event noted. A.D. Gimer traveled to Dubuque on business last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Will John of Swea City were here on business last Friday. Verla Jean Mitchell visited Fort Dodge at the home of Bette Wills last week. Mayor Dick Elmer has been ill and confined to his home. Mr. and Mrs. John Egenes attended an Anderson family picnic last Sunday at Roland. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lamfers of Kanawha visited Mrs. B. L. Schoolcraft last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Neece and daughter Mary Francis of Stratford visited last Friday with Mrs Edna Kelling The Know Your Neighbor club held their annual picnic for their husbands and children at the Claus Block farm last Sunday Mr and Mrs Wm Beenen and Bette visited over the weekend with Mrs Beenen s mother and other relatives at Rock Valley Mr and Mrs L G Nemmers of Hampton were visitors at the Walter Phipps home last Sunday Mrs Nemmers and Mrs Phipps are sisters
Goldfields Alberta opens as ice blocked frontiers yield to aviation and industry. Across Lake Athabasca and neighboring regions towns rise while settlers push northward. Yellowknife and Fond du Lac grow into modern hubs as mining, transport, and government push into Arctic Canada.
Wyoming plans a statewide drive to curb cattle rustling led by the Wyoming Stock Growers Association. The program targets rustlers by improving tracking, increasing enforcement, and coordinating with ranchers to deter theft and recover missing cattle.
A fragment reports that Professor Roberts of the University of Illinois notes singing mice were first observed in 1878. The piece discusses whether the singing mouse phenomenon is genuine and suggests the creature’s vocal ability may stem from a throat structure.
A canyon hermit in Little Cottonwood faced disruption after snow avalanches and forest service actions pushed him from his cabin. ERA and CCC crews now work nearby, chopping and digging to stabilize the area and develop the site into a resort.
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