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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
5
Fragmentary note suggests a recommendation to adopt regular practice of a regimen named Pygiseal to aid sleep and overall wellbeing. It references weary or tired states and a cautious willingness to commit to routine activity.
A dialogue about purchasing a new car prompts thoughts on how a single consumer’s spend impacts workers across the economy. The speaker notes the money travels from consumer to bank, supplier, manufacturer, and laborers, forecasting broader effects on wages and jobs.
The quiet week saw banks reopen on waivers while others closed. Mayor declares waivers to allow banks to resume fair operation after illness holidays. The Livermore bank faced delays. Leadroll State Bank & Toys Car closed just yesterday, affecting local business.
Vormer Renwick, a Civil War veteran and longtime resident of the Omnia area, died Sunday morning at his home. Relatives Mrs Wall Stare and Eley were to attend the funeral Tuesday. He had moved to Minnesota years ago but remained a noted elder in the community.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Leninte and Dr Stat with unclear events at a vet near a red plana. Names Misauth Looft Swea City and Mise Dorothy Peer Webster City appear as visitors to a home along with Mr and Mrs Hoggre, with a vague timeframe within the past week and uncertain details.
Town State Pair officials announced the 1942 World On Parade will run seven nights from August 26 to September 1 on three open air stages before the State Fair grandstand. The production features a cast of 160 from America and Europe with pyrotechnics, elaborate sets, and a finale depicting Washingtons life via tableaus and the Zepelin return.
Opinion piece argues against expanding federal bureaus and commissions. It warns that decades of growth could lead to near universal government employment and regulators’ reach. It calls for less government activity and cautions well meaning officials from initiating new boards for pet projects.
The semiannual installation of Renwick Odd Fellows was held Monday evening at the local hall. Officers installed included Brrr Packard as noble grand, Willian Blesie as vice grand, C. A. Packard as secretary, George Peters as treasurer, John Clowes as warden, Georgy Peters as conductor, Henry Geimel as chaplain, lungs Madsya as inside guardian, damen White as outside guardian, Ed Selgelil as stewart, Dr A. He Stolford, Ired Rages, Aly bert Prammel, and sypaggera vo the noble whit Vice sivas.
A novelty bathing suit inspired by Kipling is now available selling point is a playful nod to the line Yours braver than Lom Gunga Din. The item prompts light commentary on literary references in fashion and may appeal to collectors of quirky apparel.
Iowa health officials report 1027 infant deaths in the state over two years from diarrhea and enteritis or summer complaint. Bottled babies are most at risk, with heat, poor sanitation, overfeeding, and poverty cited as major factors. Advocate promotes exclusive breastfeeding to reduce fatalities and improve infant vitality.
A local report details thefts including two full balls of twine from Tom Carlson who found his machine unable to tie bundles. Additional missing items include zinc bales, alfalfa seed, rock salt, and other goods from Stilson elevator Britt storage and rural homes.
Mrs. Cecil Brown nearly impaled her hand when a needle broke off and remained in the palm Tuesday evening. Dr. L R Taher opened the hand to remove the needle tip while noting no serious injuries are expected. The piece was felt under the skin and drawn through. In related politics a Democratic platform favors debt cancellation of Europe, arguing responsibility due to prior loans.
About ninety French family members gathered Sunday at Goldfield Park for a biennial reunion. Attendees came from afar as moving pictures of past reunions by Marshalltown’s R P French were shown. Orria French was elected president and Dr Rt E French secretary.
Ruth Speich, three and a half, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Speich, was seriously injured Tuesday evening when her hand became caught in a corn shelter while feeding corn into a heavy machine. Her sister turned the crank, and her hand was drawn in to the wrist, tearing and crushing fingers. Dr. J. R. Turner attended, and it was hoped no permanent disability would result.
J A Hurley, Pastor, outlines next Sunday at First Baptist Church with Sunday School below normal attendance, a keynote sermon from the Northern Baptist Convention in San Francisco, a 7:15 p.m. Young People’s Meeting, an 8 p.m. Evening Worship, and Friday choir rehearsal at the church.
Evangelical Church Lawrence Sghl Pastor announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Midweek service Tuesdays at Mrs Anna Schdnrs home at 7 p.m. Junior 1 1 0 4 meets on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. Ladies Aid first Wednesday, Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday, choir practice Thursdays at 7 20 p.m.
The Sunday school at the M E Church will host a picnic on the church lawn Friday evening July 22. Guest speaker Harry White of Klemme will headline a fine musical program. The committee includes Mrs Will Blesio, Mrs A Al Martin, and Mrs L Willer with entertainment by Clavonne Thompson, Blanche Gimer, and Norman Peer. Cold drinks will be provided by the Sunday school.
St Pauls Lutheran Church in Geo Florida lists pastor G. Dirks with services at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Worship on the last Sunday at 9:00 a.m. Luther League devotional on the first and third Sundays at 6:00 p.m. Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Everyone welcome.
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