Local Visits and Heat Wave Mark Winter News
Mrs W H Long and daughter Marilyn visit Nora Springs at Henry Foster home while Des Moines hosts C C Bunch and George Stoddard in sorrow for fatal loss. A Baldwin piano ad from Cincinnati, Ohio appears. Lyle Packard wakes from a dream in a chair incident as extreme heat prevails for two weeks with only brief rain. Clear Lake trip for a group of young women under Doris Keister and Clarence Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Long
Marilyn
Henry Foster
Nora Springs
M. B. Richardson
Wilbur Nissen
Donna
Everett Graber
Des Moines
Renwick
Baldwin Piano Factory
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bette Beenen
Hloise Packard
Dolores Blesie
Violet Brobere
Mary Lois Flammig
Jeanette Clowes
Caroline Knnison
Jeanette Anderson
Genevieve Larson
Meriam McCurry
Marion Blassie
Thelma Gimer
Doris Keister
Clarence Erwin
Clear Lake
Albertina Cottage
Driv
Wm. Beenen
Paul Oppedahl
Homes Gimer
Frenk ‘Gibbs
Wilber Broberg
Duaane McGerry
Edwin Smith
Clara Huston Beaury
Eagle Grove
Lotwa
Genevieve Stoddard
Alta Stoddard
G. A. Stoddard
Alta
G. A.stoddard
Frank Waskow
Chicago
A.D. Gimner
Waskow
Renwick Creamery
Claus Helmke
Howard Barton
Jake Tschudy
Alexander
Minn
Leech Lake
Renwick Markets and Local Notices from July 15
Local market ledgers list new corn oats and hogs with prices. Notices mention funerals for Mrs Carrie Duer and G A Stoddard, visits by Genevieve Stoddard and Alta Stoddard, a Rug Shampoo offer, and various residents traveling or returning home. Democratic leaders project Roosevelt win all 48 states in November.
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Roosevelt
Landon
Joe Louis
St Pauls Lutheran Church Activities Schedule
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor J H Reents announces Sunday School at 10 a m in Maurice Nissen superintendent Divine service at the schoolhouse exam in the confirmation class Luther League devotional Sunday at 7 30 led by Ardath Goettsch topic Honesty and Integrity Gilmore City league guest Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 30 p m at the schoolhouse Confirmation instruction Friday at Saym St Pauls invites you
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Maurice
Nissen
Tia. m
Luther League
Ardath Goettsch
Gilmore City League
St. Paul's
M E Church Notes with Pastor C R Yeager
Church notes list Renwiex Sunday School at 10 and A R Martin as superintendent. Morning worship scheduled at 11 at M E Church with C R Yeager. Hardy line shows morning worship at 10 and Sunday School time unclear, superintendent James listed.
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M.E
C. R. Yeager
Renwiex
Martin
Hardy
Wa. James
Supt
Evangelical Church Schedule Under Pastor Laurence Sohl
Sunday School at 10:00 A M. Evening Worship 7 30 P M. Young People’s meeting 7 P M. Ladies Aid on first Wednesday of each month and Woman’s Missionary Society meets on the second Wednesday monthly. Church services conducted by Pastor Laurence Sohl at the Evangelical Church.
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Evangelical Church
Laurence Sohl
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. M
First Baptist Church Service and Visiting Guests
First Baptist Church led by Pastor J. A. Hurley offers Bible School at 10 m and Morning Worship with a sermon at 11. Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Stafford and daughter Gloria visited Webster City last Sunday with the doctor's teacher. Mrs. Gladys Bishop and son Jerry from Indianola visit the Blassie and Anderson households.
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A. H. Stafford
Gloria
Webster City
Teather
Gladys Bishop
Jerry
Indianola
8. H. Blassie
Ralph, Anderson
Annual Statement for Renwick School District 1936
The Independent School District of Renwick Vernon Humboldt reports year ending June 30 1936 with receipts of 3685.43 and disbursements totaling 16247.55 across School House Fund and General Fund. Officials Maurer and Peer certify accuracy under applicable Iowa code sections.
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Independent
Renwick
Vernon
Humboldt
100000 To See London Notified In Kansas Parade
Topeka Kansas will host a day long celebration on July 23 as Alf Landon accepts the Republican nomination. More than 100000 people will view ceremonies at the state house grounds with Indian tributes, a triple parade and fireworks. Local leaders expect 160000 to watch, including 10000 London boosters, and the parade will feature sunflowers symbolizing the prairie route to security.
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Topeka
Kas
Prairie State
United States
State House
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Ind
New York
Arizona
Kansas Avenue
London
Robert Owthwaite
Lanbuil
Drouth Critics New Deal Scarcity Policy Echoed in Chicago
Chicago editor Frank Ridgway argues against federal soil law payments during a drought crisis. He cites farmers destocking crops to qualify for checks while food shortages grow and imports rise. Ridgway notes Clinvis farmers choosing to harvest soy beans for higher returns over plowing under to receive subsidies.
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Chicago
Frank Ridenesy
United States
Ridgway
Predicts G. O. P. Sweep to Majority in House
Earl Venable of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee predicts a Republican majority in the next House. He says the party will retain current seats and swing back enough Democratic seats from the 1922 landslide to form a comfortable majority and support Landen after his election.
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Chicago
London
Knox
House of Representatives
Earl Venable
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Mr. Venable
House
Landen
Exports Fall Under New Deal Under Roosevelt Era
Washington reports from the department of commerce show cotton exports down 33 percent lard exports down 83 percent and wheat exports down 99 percent during President Roosevelt's administration reflecting steep declines in agricultural shipments abroad.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
Largest Peacetime Deficit Reaches 4.764 Billion Dollars
Washington reports a national deficit of 4 billion 764 million dollars for the 1936 fiscal year, the largest peacetime shortfall in U.S. history as stated by the treasury department.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
United States
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C. C. Bunch
S J. Louis, Mo
George Stoddard
Rock Island, II
Cars van Velser Lambert
Mayme
Long Beach
Calif
Ralph Bellows
Roy McCurry
Lyle Packard
Renwick Markets
Henry Eggerth
Carrie Duer
Clarion
W. L. Spray
Omaha
Neb
Otto Swanson
Excelsior
Springs
Herman Tyler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. H. Reents
First Baptist Church
J. A. Hurley
M. Bible School
James Nelson
Janesville
Wisconsin
Maurer
J. J. Peer
School House Fund
First Trust & Savings Bank
Davenport
Renwick Savings Bank
Central National Bank
Fritz Britt
General Fund
IM. K. Sperry
Ethel Lindsay
Hulda Jacobson
J. G. Briggs
T. J. Miller
Irene Humphry
Mary Speich
Virginia Neel
Winifred Watkins
Geo. McCurry
McGowan Grocery
Pinian McGowan
A. BR. Martin
A. Walker M.A. Sperry Jol
Peerses Farmers Elevator Co
G. & NW Ry. Ge
Guy Johnson
A. A. Packard
Latch & Maurer
Johnson Garage
Fred Thompson
Wisconsin Lumber Co
W. H. Phipps
Whyte & Son
A.B. Richardson
Entertainment Fund
Book Fund
Melvin Heggen
S. H. Klassie Agt
Renwick Auto & Imp. Co
Peters
P.M
W. EE. Phipps
Renwick Times
Quaker Oats Co. Bi Arch McPeak
Lyle Thompson
George Krise
Peppies Cafe
I. G. A. Store
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
W. A. Fisher
R. M. Goettsch Agt
Koch Bros
Gamble Hi
Churchill Mig. Co
St. Paul Book & Sta. Co
the Macmillan Co
Webster Pub. Co
Metropolitan Supply Co
RL E. Armstrong
Rowe Petersen Co
Klipto Loose Leaf Co
Huntington
Omaha School Supply Co
Extra Curricular Co
Gel
Holst Printing Co
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Leo Wegman
State Treas
F. A. Owen Pub. Co
Harold Schaeffer
McKnight & McKnight School Forum
the Parawax Co
Follett Book Co
Pratt Panel Co
Lyon & Healy
American Book Co
Schirmer Music Stores Inc
Bureau of Educational Research and Service
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Michigan
Flint
Richigen
General Motors
S. H. Klassie
Renwick, Ia
W. H. Long
Renwick, Iowa
M. C. Rockwood
LR. Turner
Iowa
Clarion-Mason City
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