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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1939

Page

5

Humboldt County Attorney Frank Lovrien Dies at 56

Frank S Lovrien 56 of Humboldt died late Sunday night after surgery in Omaha Nebraska. Funeral and burial were in Humboldt yesterday afternoon. Survived by wife and four children. A prominent attorney, he was born near Bradgate and began practice in 1907. He was a Republican and served one term in the state legislature.

Frank S. Lovrien Humboldt Omaha Neb Hein Mr. Lovrien Humboldt County Bradgate

Former Renwick Boy Married at Kanawha

B Donald Ross son of Mr and Mrs B A Rose of Corwith and Miss Opal E Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hall of Kanawha were married Wednesday afternoon June 28 at the Lutheran church in Kanawha with Rev Morris N Peter officiating. Ross was born in Renwick and his father once ran the Carner Store. They will reside in Corwith where Ross is sales manager for a seed company.

B. Donald Ross B. A. Rose Corwith Opal E. Hall Charles Hall Kanawha Lutheran Church Morris N. Peterson Mr. Ross Renwick Carner Ross

Blue and Gold Iowa Auto Plates Debut This Fall

Iowa motorists will see a color shift for 1940 automobile plates with bright blue numbers on orange or gold backgrounds. Humboldt county reports its shipment arrived and awaits December 1 at the courthouse basement vault before distribution begins.

Humboldt County Court House

Ed Queary Seeks Alaska Smokes for Six Boxes

Ralph Anderson received orders from Ed Queary now residing in Anchorage Alaska to send six boxes of his favorite cigars. Queary, a veteran smoker, cannot find his preferred brand locally and has asked for a supply from his old home.

Ralph Anderson Ed Queary Anchorage Alaska

Youngster Cuts Hand On Broken Glass Jug

Little Elston Ashpole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elston Ashpole, fell on pieces of a broken glass jug while playing in the barn Tuesday and received a severe cut across one hand. Six stitches were required to close the wound and no serious results are affected.

Little Elston Ashpole

Fox Hunters Chase Fox in All Night Boone River Hunt

Fox hunters Foxed Bob Turner and Milfred McPeek joined Vene Packard and Arch MecPeek on an all night fox hunt along the Boone river. The party kept dogs at night while the rest rested in the car. The dogs never treed a fox and finally the tired group returned at dawn.

Bob Turner Milfred McPeek Vene Packard Arch MecPeek Boone River Vene Arch Bob

Game Warden Injured By Log Fall At Boone River

Game Warden Harry B R Rector, patrolling northeast of Renwick, slipped from a log into the Boone river forks and steped on a submerged 2x4 with two nails. The nails penetrated his foot, causing a painful injury that delayed his return to town for treatment at Dr Turner's office.

Harry BR. Rector Clarion Boone River Renwick

Family Picnic Dinner At George Eggerth Home

A large gathering at the George Eggerth home last Sunday included guests from Des Moines Johnston Luverne and nearby areas. Attendees enjoyed visiting with distant relatives and friends during the afternoon social event.

George Eggerth Orval Berry Des Moines E. Bilz Rosalyn Janet Jones Johnston Iowa Fred Kruse Henry Kruse Luverne Hd Eggerth Otto Trammer Ernest Emil Eggerth Wester Attig

Brink-Potter Family Reunion at Smith Park

The Brink-Potter families held their annual reunion and picnic last Sunday at Smith Park with 24 attendees. Luverne visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Brink and their son Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Da Rae Godfrey and son Robert, and Mrs. Olia Godfrey with daughters Ruby and Florence, plus Mrs. C. C. Bunch visiting from St. Louis.

Brink-Potter Smith Park C. C. Bunch St. Louis Ail Luverne John Brink Richard da Rae Godfrey Robert Olia Godfrey Ruby Florence

Birthday cheer as Gimer family hosts ice cream party

Eugene Thamas Gimer marked his first birthday with a family gathering at the Hart Gimer home. Guests included Mrs Gertrude Carpenter and two daughters of Klemme and Miss Meriel Klein of Humboldt. Eugene received many presents and soon slept as the elders continued celebrations. John Harris of near Hardy had an appendectomy at Fort Dodge hospital the same week. Connie Block visits Grand Rapids Michigan. Dolores Blesie returned from Rockford Chicago and Cedar Falls. Walter Wiederstein and family visited Rev F J Lawton in Audubon, with Mrs Wiederstein remaining for a week or longer.

W. H Long Eugene Thamas Gimer Hart Gimer Gertrude Carpenter Klemme Meriel Klein Humboldt Eugene Connie Block Clem Block Grand Rapids Mich Dolores Blesie Rockford Chicago Ill Cedar Falls Walter Wiederstein Audubon F. J. Lawton Wiederstein

Twenty One Years Ago Items From Renwick Times 1918

A compilation of 1918 items notes Ernest Eggert’s return from Camp Dodge for the 4th, arrivals in France of Fred Reamussen and James Rags, and G M Rettig’s week in Renwick visiting relatives. It mentions Fort Nord er enlistment, Frank Helmke’s aeroplane service enlistment, Tom Patton’s heavy artillery enlistment, and the Hardy eloinster fire. It records a Y P A party at Jacob Stanfischer in honor of Fort Nord er, a three month trip by Orria French and Frank to the east coast, a Fuller note on local marriage licenses, and humorous remarks about Herry Bonwell’s bruise. It reports the beef ration increase, a labor bureau by the Commercial Club, and war-time mobilization efforts. It mentions a July 4 fire, rainfall disrupting Renwick’s celebration, a farewell for enlisted locals, and a letter from Carroll Richardson praising Marine life at Paris Island with heat and bedbugs.

G.M. Rettig Spirit Lake Evangelical Jacob Stanfischer Fort Norder Orria French Gon Frank Pennsylvania New York Washington, D.C Des Moines Ozcar Engatrom Renwick Annetts McFarland Webster City Herry Bonwell Eataer Iowa Commercial Club A.R. Martin Will Helmke Earl Norder Herbert Helmke Thomas Dye Dave Rice Fort Dodge Bowery Carroll Richardson Naval Prison Detachment Paris Island South Carolina Carroll

Nissen Birthday Gathering Celebrates Matriarch

Mrs. Wm. Nissen was pleasantly surprised Friday evening as all Nissen children and families gathered at her home bringing baskets of food to celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Howard Barton and son Bill, visiting Mrs. Claus Helmke, returned home at Wipello yesterday with Layonne Helmke accompanying them.

Wm. Nissen Nissen Howard Barton Bill Claus Helmke Wipello Layonne Helmke

Alaska News From Anchorage Papers Sent Here

West Craig of Anchorage sends recent Alaska Daily Times and weekly editions. Articles report 200 editors dining with Alaska Railroad officials, a June 22 note on two stranded children Collins Conrad and Nancy Jaeger, and July Fourth celebrations with unique daylight fireworks in Anchorage.

West Craig Anchorage Alaska Anchorage Daily Times Alaska Railroad Sorel Daily of Tune 22 Collins Conrad Will H. Conrad Medford Wis Nancy Jeeger W. R. Jaeger Waukesha Collins Nanes Bill Conrad Craig

Real Aid for Agriculture Campaigns Boost Consumer Demand

A historical note explains that consumer-producer drives in the last few years lifted consumption of beef, lamb, fruits, nuts, poultry, citrus, beans, and dairy. Campaigns in many American stores increased purchases at fair prices and helped consumers adopt varied, balanced meals beyond the events.

Esse Futhermore

Dusty Main Street coat fails to curb dust

Residents report the second coat of sodium chloride on Main Street not holding dust as well as the first layer. They attribute reduced effectiveness to recent rains and observe that dustier pavement seems to accompany faster car speeds, worsening the situation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Renwick Savings Bank Capital Renwick, Iowa Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Renwick Independent School Vernon Township A. R. Martin General School House Library Wright County Batiste A. B. Richardson Renwick Savings Bank Total M. Babler D. J. Christenson Fritz Britt Fritz Britt J. J. Christenson Thelma Norder Frank Lovrien Mary Louise Pauline Boehm Sumner F. J. Lantow Lantow E. J. Boehm G. A. Stoddard Phil Will Bigings Laverne John Harris Hardy Fort Dodge Hospital Renwick Times Ernest Eggert Camp Dodge Fred Reamussen James Rags Aafaly France Frank Helmke Tom Patton Hardy Eloister Frank Brock Mr. Haberkorn Eagle Grove
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