Miss Nora Nissen and Robert Watson Married Saturday
Nora Nissen daughter of Renwick residents and Robert B Watson son of Humboldt natives wed at St Paul Lutheran church at 10 am Saturday July 2. Rev J H Reents officiated with a large bridal party and a three course breakfast served to nearly 100 guests. The couple will reside at 532 Park Ave Omaha Nebraska after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Nissen
Wm. Nissen
Renwick
Robert B. Watson
Omaha
Neb
B. Watson
Humboldt
St. Paul’s Litheran Church
J. H. Reents
Leone Steuben
Rockford
Town
Evelyn Waller
Garner
John Campbell
Gilmore City
Melvin Severins
Britt
Isabel Gregerson
Mariel Struck
Marilyn Skouge
Kanawha
Donna Lee Nissen
Leunn Cox
Charles Watson
Monty Lunt
Ames
Nissen
Renwick High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Cecelian Glee Club
Humboldt High School
Whittier College
Berkely
Calif
First National Bank
General Motors Corporation
Park Ave
The Goldfield Gazette Changes Hands Again
The Goldfield Gazette changed hands when C. C. Charles sold the plant to M. E. Samuelson of Kiester Minnesota. The new publisher took charge July 2. Charles will continue in the jewelry business at Goldfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Gazette
C. C. Charles
M. E. Samuelson
Kiester
Minn
Goldfield
Renwick Times
Charles
Baby Born Alice Elaine Weight 6 Pounds on July Fourth
A six pound baby girl named Alice Elaine was born on Monday July 4 to Mr and Mrs Lucas Bunk. Numerous local residents and relatives were noted visiting and sharing news of birth and holiday gatherings through the week with families including Blesie Nixon Bloom Duerst Packard and Maurer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lucas Bunk
Alice Elaine
Renwick News Roundup From July 3 1917 Local Notice
Twenty One Years Ago itera copied from the Renwick Times printed July 3 1917. Reports on residents visiting relatives in Des Moines Sioux City and Webster City. Att- torney General Haynier cites Iowa blue laws not enforced for now. Local events include club meetings reunions canning club notes and a mix of family visits and small incidents. Renwick defeats Kanawha 10 to 1 on home ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itera
Renwick Times
Pearl
Dasote
Dorothy
Pearl Lachsinger
Nicholson
Gon
Clark
Goldfield
Everett Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Frank Huegerich
Carroll
Wild Rose Canning’ Club
Alpha Packard
Amy Carter
Renwick
Kanawha
Woods
Amy Yeakel hosts fifteenth birthday dinner and party
Amy Lou Yeakel entertained eight girls at a six o'clock dinner followed by a theatre party last Sunday evening for her fifteenth birthday. Leonard and Thelma Thompson Annette Larkin from Minneapolis Miss Genevieve Thompson of St Paul visited the family at the F E Thompson home over the weekend and the fourth. Scoopshovel Scotty campaigned for President claiming two million votes in 1936. Ronald Wagner of Chicago and John Wagner of Davenport visited the Goettsch families and they spent time at Keystone and Harold Goettsch’s home.
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Abe’ Duerst
Beresford
S. B. Hefty
Emmett’ Packard
Maquoketa
Don Way
Lonana
Mc Curry
Eagle Grove
Thos. Thompson
P. H. Sadier
Theo
A. B.richardson
Everett Graber
Des Moines
Ronald Anderson
Janelle
Darton
R. R. Rush
Anderson
Henry Norder
Thelma
Lee Norder
Myron Collins Jr
Howerd Granner
Eegle Grove
C. Maurer
Sam Klsssi
Bassett, Neb
Merwin Maurer
Mason ‘City
Darwin
Leo Piper
Marshalltown
Materns
P. H. Thiel
Gane Potter
Roy McCurry
Carroll Packard
Stanley McCurry
Leavenworth
Kansas
Stanley
Henry Wahdike
Winogene
Shebaygen, Wis
Virginia Vinsand
Fort Dodge
Fritz Gugger
Mrs. Wudtke
Amy Lou Yeakel
Leonard
Thelma Thompson
Annette Larkin
Minneapolis
Genevieve Thompson
St. Paul
F. E. Thompson
Scoopshovel
Scotty
Hobo Fame
United States
Ronald Wagner
Chicago
John Wagner
Davenport
R. M
H. E. Goettsch
Keystone
Harold Goettsch
Renwick Times Turns Thirteen? Historic note from 1884 clerical line
The Renwick Times office indicates establishment in 1884 with weekly Thursday publication by L. W. Miller. Subscription rate set at two dollars per year, and mail handling notes show second class matter at Renwick Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
L. W. Miller
Denunciation of American Legion noted by Northwestern professor
The critique by Professor William Geller man of Northwestern University, made public at Columbia University, is considered inconsequential to the Legion’s standing in America. The organization, with wide county coverage, is deeply rooted in patriotic effort and public opinion, and such attacks only provoke indignation among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
William Gellerman
Northwestern University
Columbia University
Legion
America
Gellerman
Silent Wisdom on Conversation Etiquette
A wise man waits for others, never interrupts, and avoids hurried replies. He speaks modestly, handles matters in order, and admits when he does not know. He acknowledges mistakes promptly and maintains tact in all exchanges.
Steam Vessel Returns With Book Claiming Impossible Navigation
The Sret steamer that crossed the ocean brought back a book asserting steam navigation is physically impossible. The article notes stubborn refusal to accept no as an answer, and includes assorted local notices about families visiting relatives, land purchases, and community events around the Fourth of July. The report mentions disruptions from heavy rains, grain field damage, and a family trip to Boone for a young man entering school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sret
Renwick Theatre July Shows and Drawings Schedule
Renwick Theatre presents Every Days a Holiday with Mee West and Vaudeville on July 9 10 at 7:30 and 9:00. July 12 13 Reckless Living with Nan Grey Jimmy Savo and Robert Wilcox plus musical and news. Drawing Night Wednesday with registrations on Tuesday. Admission 10c and 26c drawing night. other nights 20c and 2c. WMT radio broadcasts Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 12:55 noon news Cass theatre circuit free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee West
Reckless Living
Nan Grey
Jimmy’ Savo
Robert Wilcox
WMT
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Renwick Savings Bank
Renwick, Iowa
Farm Loans and Insurance
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chrischilles
Algona
Kossuth County
E. C. Kraft
Sale
Remington
Morris
Monarch
Fred Kraft
Ernest Kraft
R. K. Uhr
D. J. Christenson
Robert Watson
Herman Krause
Grace
Virginia
John Winter
Greeley, Colo
Homer Winter Home
Orvin Iverson
Roy Johnson
Jake Blesie
Alfred Peterson
Blesie
The
Sly
Dolores
T. A. Nixon
Pocahontes
Sylvia Bloom
Cresco
Henry Bloom
Lucille Southwick
Olden’s Atoire
J. J. Packard
Sioux City
Hia Afater
A. A. Packard
Ruby Stone
C. FP. Flemmig
Fay Sander
Baby
Town Falls
Jes. Clowen
Watertown
S. D
Provan
Haynar
Iowa
Beulah Yanney
Richardson’s
Webster City
H. Klaseie
Wilbur
Algona Hospital
E. Bilz
Ruth
Roselyn
Janette Bilz
B. C. Carter
Jack
George
Emil Eggerth
Ghew Apperson
A. R. Martin
Sherif Davenport
Dekate City
Fred Kingman
Knox County
Ill
Kinois
Walter Dawson
Walter
Dayne Tweet
Ceyion
Mel Heggen
Carl Larson
Wallie
Albert Bordeleau
Great Felis
Mont
G. S. Peters
Bordeleau
Ruth Peters
Peters
Etta Thompson
Lawton
Okla
H. BE. Jacobs
A. J. Jensen
West Bend
Floyd Zinser
George Lateh
Lake View
Ruth Clanssen
Heraburger Stend
Emil Gillman
Manly
Alfred Smith
Waterloo
Conrad Elmer
Francis. Krause
Ed Anderson
EF. J. Lawton
Sumner
John Zimmerman
Earl
Bobby
L. R. Turner
Bob
Boone
Renwick Theatre
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