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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
2
Will McGe sustained cuts and bruises and will be invalid for several weeks, according to the official report. The incident involved a dog and occurred in the vicinity reported by authorities.
Miss Hazel Peters wed Andrew J. Jensen in a ceremony at the Baptist Parsonage in Eagle Grove with Rev. Anderson officiating. The couple departed for a three week camping trip through Minnesota and Canada and plan to reside in West Bend where the groom runs a business.
Fritz Gugisberg suffered a badly mashed foot when a six hundred pound packing case fell on it during unloading from Renwick Auto truck. He remained at home after the incident Tuesday afternoon and will need time before walking unaided.
Catos Vagabonds will perform at Liver on Thursday night the 22nd. The event is described as another good dance with a full crowd assured, backed by manager B. W. Shepard.
Jesse Gibbons from Eagle Grove visited an old friend Tuesday then sought eye care from Dr C K Middleton in Eagle Grove. Rev H Dauge and family of Correctionville called at the Lutheran parsonage last Monday. Mrs Anna Blesie traveled to Casson Minnesota for the serious illness of Mrs Jacob Blesie. Mr and Mrs TA Nixon and daughter Bethel and Mrs Ellican visited relatives in Humboldt last Friday. Mr and Mrs JG Weeman and Mr and Mrs Frank Huegerich entertained Illinois relatives the past week. Mrs Floyd Zinser hosted friends at a miscellaneous gathering on Tuesday evening in honor of her sister Miss Hazel Patera.
The Bluebird Club gathered Thursday with Klneal as president. The program featured songs, a demonstration, a fashion show of wash dresses, a health talk, and a 'Relaction' by Miss Memory. Plans for wash dresses were discussed. refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Wilma and Berenice Bleasner’s home on dil 22.
J DeVries, pastor, announces church school at 10:00 a m. Preaching at 11:00 a m. Evening worship follows. Prayer hour Thursday evening. The Way to build up Sunday School is to come and bring someone with you. Let us all form the habit to grow the hour.
R E Cook leads Hastor M E Church with Sunday School at 10:02 morning worship at 11:00. Epworth League at 7:00 with preaching at 8:00. Children's Day offering was 70 cents. Choir practice at the church Saturday evening at 9:20.
Prayer meeting tonight and choir rehearsal Friday at 8 p m. Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Preaching at 11 30 a m. Evening worship at 8 00 p m. Granner, pastor of Evangelical Church 3 0 outlines the weekly schedule and services.
H G Gaede pastor led 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 English services with 1:30 Luther League. DeRay and Blanche Godfrey of LaVerne visited relatives here last Tuesday. Carter children from Ames visited. Mrs Henry Martin improving after illness. Rev Carver and family of Artelrong visited Nervig home. Henry Kuehl of Davenport and Mr Mrs Wellenbach with two daughters of LaVerne visited Helmke home.
The account describes Mr Hogard and others seeking a friendly settlement after a collision that left Mrs Bogard and others injured. It notes the dispute over complying with a seven night held claim and questions whether satisfaction is possible given medical bills and public scrutiny, suggesting differing views on accepting the decision.
Chick Prices advertise slashed rates with live delivery for various purebred birds and immediate shipment. Also noted are local visits including Mrs J G Herbeeter and two children from Ackley and trips to Rochester Minnesota for a clinic, plus Clark Barber and Ben Welch visiting W G Snyder and relatives in Lake City.
Sheriff W P Hanson issues notice of sale under execution on a Humboldt County Iowa parcel. Describes multiple quarter sections in Township 93 North Range 27 West, with July 23 1926 auction at 2 PM at the Dakota City courthouse to satisfy debt plus costs with customary redemption. Attorneys McGrath Archard McGrath named.
Mr and Mrs Will White and daughter Laura were visitors from Webster City last Tuesday. Mary Lois Elemnmig visited Humboldt with her grandparents Mr and Mrs H. Stane last week.
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