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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1935

Page

5

John P Clowes of Renwick Dies at 98 in 1985

John Peter Clowes born in Scotland in 1686 died suddenly in Renwick on a Wednesday in 1985 at age 49 wear. He served in the U S Army after emigrating in 1918 and lived with his brother James in Renwick. Funeral services were held at his home and at the Methodist church with American Legion honors. Burial at Elmwood cemetery. Card of thanks from James Crowes and family and James McGowan and family and cousins from Traer.

John P. Clowes John Peter Clowes John Mary Clowes Carmonell Ayrvire Scotland Renwick Heath Donado States Army Seatland America Maruh & M4 United States Army Ft. Logan Colorado Des Moines Lowe 1St Infantry Hlmy Janis David Alec Isabell Brither James James McGowan Goldfield Traer William Rochester Minn Te Presbyterian Church Methodist Church J. G. Mayer Legian Stotland Damea Clowes Atelock American Legion Helden Weikel R. E. Conk Elmwood Cemetery

Tar Fire Threatens Town Water Tower

Last Thursday a barrel of hot tar overheated behind the town plant and exploded, sending blazing tar onto the water tower stand pipe up to ten feet high. The tar, used by Harry Packazil and Wilbur Higgins to fill holes on Main Street, burned briefly before firefighters doused it with chemicals. no major damage reported.

Harry Packazil Wilbur Higgins Mai Street

Miss Vera Bogard and Donald Gillespie Wed

Miss Vera Bogard daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Bogard Renwick wed Donald T Gillespie son of Mrs Myrtle Gillespie on Sunday June 10 in Renwick in a single ring ceremony. Dr J A Hurley pastor of the Baptist church officiated. Attendants were grandparents of the groom Mr and Mrs J H Hoey Ragte Grove. Relatives and two local couples attended. The couple will reside on the H Frank farm in Renwick where Gillespie works.

Mina Vera Hogard Howard Bogard Renwick Myrtle Gillespie Renwie's Pom J. A. Hurley The Baptist Church J. H. Hoey Ragte Grove J. H Frank A. Hurley C. M. Gilleapie Guy L. Crosson Eddyville Donald Brayton Song of Renwick High School Gillespie H. Frank

Five Hurt in Kanawha Area Car Truck Collision

A collision two miles east of Kanawha at 6 30 p m injured five people. W H Warnock of Kanawha suffered a fractured skull and broken knee cap and was taken to Mercy hospital Mason City. Harley Muhm driver suffered a broken leg Mrs Warnock cut on the head Mrs George Cosgriff of Britt badly bruised Tra Zeigler driver of the truck had a broken nose and bruises. Both vehicles were demolished. The Muhm party were returning from Eldora after a funeral. Muhm is son in law of Mr and Mrs J F B Kelling of Renwick.

Aira Kanawha W. H. Warnock Mercy Hospital Mason City Warnock Harley Muhm Mra. Warnock George Cosgriff Britt Tra Zeigler Muhm Eldore Mra. J. FB. Kelling Renwick

Water and Salt Cut Heat Losses of Horses

Hot weather raises overheating risks for horses. Dr. K W Stouder urges supplying water every hour and salt, plus unlimited access to feed and shelter, to reduce heat loss. Proper care and sensible management can keep stock cooler and productive during values.

K. W. Stouder Iowa State College Dr. Stouder

Twenty-One Years Ago Items from Renwick Tinea 1914

Twenty-One Years Ago items copied from the Renwick Tinea dated July 2 1914 note social news from Renwick Iowa. Will Hoffman hosts a dance in his new house. Local visits and greetings follow including Frank Mock Humboldt trip and Horace Thiel birthday party. Depot agent John Egenes moves to Bloomer residence on Martintreet. Hay Rier and Percy Brink plan weekend Cedar Falls visit with sisters. The Goetisch family travels to Keystone in a Studebaker. Mrs Roy Stevens and Meta return from visiting Church and Rabler homes to Elanna Switch. Peters learns of his mother s death in Temple Oklahoma at sixty years old. funeral details unsettled. Uncle to accompany P H Thiel on European trip arrives to finalize plans. departure from Renwick tonight for New York next Monday. Selgelid building trades hands with Nelson Goldfield in exchange for 80 acre farm at Graettinger then Nelson trades to Fred Madison Goldfield for farm near Owl Lake. Esther Smith cousin of late R R Smith stays here. missionary for Seven Day Adventist in Nebraska for 20 years. Dr J J Waterman and J F Kel jing join J H Tanek and wife to Clarion for foot x ray. nerve injury improving but recovery slow. Commentary on government spending and grass roots politics amid New Dealers era. USDA Iowa outcrop BE 01 percent versus 39 percent in 1984 and 86 percent long term average. Observes old fashioned bread baking vs daughter’s bakery resistance to unsliced loaf.

Will Hoffman Frank Mock Humboldt Horace Thiel John Egenes Bloomer Martintreet Hay Rier Percy Brink Cedar Falls R. M. Goetisch Keystone Studebaker Roy Stevens Meta Church Rabler Elanna Switch Peters Temple Olahoma Peter Smith Home Luni Seven Day Adventist Creed Nebraska J. J. Waterman J. F. Kel Jing J. H.tanek Clarion

Hatchery Drive and Order Offer for Low Chick Prices

Drive to our hatchery or place your order by July 8 to secure low prices. Started with hicks at $L.00 per hundred weekly extra. We have 1,000 chicks from one day to two weeks old.

Edward W. Pickard

Miller Enters Renwick Post Office as Second Class Reader

L. W. Miller is listed as entered at the Renwick post office as a second class reader. The notice also mentions subscription rates for one year.

L. W. Miller Renwick

Iowa Amateur Base Ball Tourney Plans Set for State Fair

Iowa announces the 1938 amateur baseball tourney to decide the state champion who will represent Iowa at the national American Baseball Congress event in September. The four day State Fair event runs August 22 to 25 with district qualifiers across Des Moines Sioux City Davenport and Dubuque areas and more sites to be chosen. The State Fair Board will help with travel and housing for district winners. An Iowa committee of the American Baseball Congress will oversee the state tournament.

Iowa American Baseball Congress Inva Sponngoring The Athletic Institute Des Moines Sioux City Davenport Dubaqte Muscatine Keokuk Cedar Rapids Shenandoah Mason City Waterloo State Fair Board John F. Gronseth C. L. Brown Congress Secretory A. KR. Corey Iowa State

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