German and English services with Bible class announced
German mourning services at 10 30 Sunday. School and Bible class at 11 20. English services in the evening at S 00 p m. Subject Be ye merciful Luke 6 36 42.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
8
German mourning services at 10 30 Sunday. School and Bible class at 11 20. English services in the evening at S 00 p m. Subject Be ye merciful Luke 6 36 42.
Preaching Baptist Church lists 10:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. services with Sunday School at 11:80 a.m. Ab Luni, 6:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. preaching at 8:00. You are welcome to any or all services. J HN Péxry, Pastor. Methodist Church notes show evening service discontinued during hot weather. union services in City Park. Preaching 10:30 a.m., Sunday School 11:80 a.m. Epworth League 7:00 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Wed 7:30 p.m. Es J Mayer, Pastor.
Evangelical Church notes list Sunday School at 19:80 a.m. German services at 10:30 a.m. Maeling of YP A 00 p.m. Union services at 7:00 p.m. Prayer services Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. followed by choir rehearsal and Teacher Training Friday at 8:0 p.m. Pastor A. W. Schlesselman extends hearty invitation to all.
Local items report R W Frank at Botna over Sunday and various visits in Algona Clarion and Ruthven. Autos bought, births, weddings, and visitors noted. Goldfield plans Riverside park improvements, contrasting with Renwick and Smith park activity.
The Womans Club hosts the Pageant of Industries at Taft's Park on July 21 with 250 participants in period costumes. Uncle Sam invites Columbia Liberty and Progress to witness scenes from Commerce Agriculture and Arts with industry motifs including coal, flour, soap, automobiles, cotton, and electricity. Two performances at 2:30 and 8:00 pm. tickets 25 and 35 cents. proceeds aid civic improvements. rain date Monday.
Des Moines business trip for M. J. Holt described with minor injuries to Pearlie Selgelid who recovered. Social outings include Ralph Anderson hosting Rebeccahs in Humboldt and Mrs. Win Nissen entertaining friends for a fancy afternoon. A quoted remark by Sidney Low discusses the Roman army size and imperial governance.
A notice from Humboldt and Wright Counties Iowa outlines the November 18 1910 joint session in Clarion authorizing a ditch in Lake Vernon and Liberty Townships. It details earth removal estimates 18400 cubic yards maximum cut about four feet, total cleaning cost 36000 dollars, ditch sections Main and Branch A with specified bottom widths slopes and lengths.
Joint notice from Humboldt and Wright counties Iowa seeks sealed bids for ditch reconstruction within six months. Bids due August 8 1936 at 10 a m in Clarion, with 10 percent cash deposit. Plans on file. boards may reject any bid.
Plumbago emerges as Ceylon’s key mineral product with about 1000 mines supporting export revenues. The industry sustains regional employment and feeds global demand for graphite-like ore used in steel, batteries, and manufacturing.
A man who blames himself after his wife’s exhausting toil is haunted by her gravestone inscription reading At Rest. He grapples with duty, guilt, and the stark cost of effort in a solemn reflection.
A brief item notes Mrs Flubdub hosted neighbors informally yesterday. A quarrel occurred on the front porch between Mrs Flubdub and her cook, described as a domestic dispute among household staff.
A witty remark portrays Violet, nicknamed Adele, as frugal and tireless, trudging between law offices to save ten dollars on a divorce. The line humorously highlights thrift and stubborn hustle in a sharp courtroom setting.
A columnist muses on a summer hotel known for good dishes. The manager weighs nearly 300 pounds and his wife over 300 pounds, but the writer cautions against snap judgments about their eating. The piece questions assumptions about patrons and eating habits at the establishment.
The passage, attributed to Johnson, reflects Locke's view that learning advances by small, repeated efforts. It asserts that broad intellectual growth arises from the steady accumulation of single propositions through many brief, frequent attempts.
The early history notes that Sir Humphrey Davy theorized electric light in 1810 and by 1862 an arc lamp was placed in the Dungeness lighthouse, widely regarded as the first electric lamp in regular use. This marked a shift from scientific study to practical illumination.
An overheard remark notes a man described as a twentieth century skeleton. The speaker questions why the right arm appears longer, explaining it arose from a common practice of strapping the right arm while holding a newspaper in the left, reflecting dated habits.
The article traces early subway concepts from Paris under Napoleon III to Chicago’s first street subways built 186? and London’s deep underground steam railway opened in 1888. It notes Boston’s first true subway arriving in 1897.
In Santa Monica bay area lore a groceteria allows customers to select items off labeled shelves with only a cashier checking out purchases. The fashion of tin and crate packaging spurred this evolution, with earlier candy shops letting patrons help themselves and leave with nothing but a trial of appetite.
W C King, exhibit clerk for the state board of immigration, swallowed the beard of a stalk of macaroni wheat while preparing a grain exhibit. It wedged in his throat causing soreness, swelling, and an ear jaw lump. After multiple doctors failed to diagnose, the beard was finally expelled from his right cheek.
A manufacturer reports spending about five hundred thousand dollars with newspapers and another five hundred thousand dollars on billboards and outdoor advertising. He notes the product’s strong sales render aggressive promotion less essential.
A diplomat warns that no communal state paper should be altered without government authorization. He cautions against hasty actions in such matters, emphasizing the risk of provoking a war between two nations. He stresses heavy consequences of unilateral moves.
A dialogue between a butler and cook reveals a shift in identity as the cook explains having changed form many times while continuing to seek one that suits them. The quip underscores persistence in adapting to fit.
A fragment from a humor piece mocks the idea that you cannot enjoy desserts if your spouse baked them. The line plays on contradictory rules about indulgence and propriety, reflecting witty domestic satire.
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