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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
7
A fragment filled page notes community happenings in Renwick and surroundings. Entries mention social visits, store deals, church services, naval arrivals, marriage announcements, oaten crop progress, travels to Webster City and Rochester, a ball game, and assorted local business and editorials.
A local correction explains previous misstatements about a peace bond and county court actions. The signed memorandum from County Attorney O E L De Groote lists State v M E Smith for a $50 fine and State v HE Smith with a $300 peace bond plus $10.40 costs, aiming to settle ongoing disputes.
The state legislature has ratified the suffrage amendment and a jollification meeting will be held at Taft's Park in Humboldt on Saturday July 12 at 3 o'clock. Women nationwide are urged to attend and bring well filled lunch baskets for a picnic supper. a fine program is prepared for the early evening.
The Red Cross will hold a business meeting at the Red Cross Rooms on Friday afternoon July nth at 3 30. All who are interested are asked to be present as important business will be transacted.
Property offer for 200 acres located 8 miles north of Renwick Iowa. Contact Phone Red 366 or write Mrs A OG Danielson Eagte Grove Iowa for details.
Poland China boars ready for service now offered by J A Janes Renwick Iowa. Located in Renwick contact J A Janes for details and to arrange viewing or purchase.
North Boone residents recall a July visit to Goldfield and Ed Leotey of Gary Minnesota. John Palmer and Grace Purdy wed at Algona on July 2. The Luni Sunshine Society plans a meeting with Mrs Av Brown on July 24. The group sent $30 to the Christian Home orphanage, totaling $50 for the year, and a recent quarter shower yielded $17.24.
Irvin Chapman spent the Fourth in Goldfield. Glenn Godfrey visited Havetocke last Thursday. Arthur Raney returned home from overseas Friday. Mrs. Dillon came home from Des Moines last week. J Hi White and family drove to Minnesota last Thursday. John Nissen and family drove from Eldora Monday. Webster White and family came from Rentwick last Thursday. Fred Hill visited Benedict home in Little Cedar. Katherine Hagist vacationing with relatives in Chicago. H W Brink Glenn and De Ree Godfrey at Livermore Monday. Grace and Pearl Havey from Alani in Verne Friday. TA Stoddard and family spent Fourth at Wim Biggings home. Sues Wilkinson returned from overseas for the Fourth. Earl Lovell and son Kenneth attended baseball in Renwick Sunday. Mrs P H Theiland family of Renwick spent Fourth at W J Godfrey home. Delegation from Fort Dodge, Humboldt, Livermore, Algona, Britt, Corwith, Renwick and Engle Grove attended La Verne celebration.
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