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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
2
The program this season boasts hundreds of horses and trained acts. A grand display features eight hundred champions and twenty one bareback specialists among artists. The circus promises two hours of features with foreign acts and a larger menagerie. The tent seats over 13 000 people in this dazzling season.
Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 oclock Epworth League and preaching at 8 Choir practice Saturday 8 30 Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday July 28 Pastor and family will take vacation for two weeks covering the first two Sundays in August.
The Evangelical Church led by Pastor Granver holds a prayer meeting tonight and choir rehearsal Friday at eight. Sunday service and the nest quarterly meeting are scheduled for August 1, with a German service and Quarterly Conference on Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. F. W. Koenig of LuVerne to preside Sunday morning.
First Baptist Church announces the Iowa Baptist Assembly is now in session in Iowa Falls. A new pavilion will be dedicated next Sunday with Rev. Williamson of Waterloo delivering a sermon at 10 30 a m. Attendance urged. If unable to attend, Sunday School at Renwick Baptist Church is at 10 a m with no other services planned.
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by E G Gaede with John Egenes. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Services in English at 11:00 a.m. No Luther League this Sunday evening. Summer school sessions held Saturdays afternoons until September 1.
Mrs Laura M Smith of Fort Dodge was a business visitor here over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Geo Stoddard and family, Mrs Josie Brink and Mrs Helen Brink visited relatives at La Verne last Friday evening. Dr and Mrs L K Turner with children and Mr and Mrs Will Black returned Monday from a two week fishing trip in Wisconsin.
Local residents and officials react to the State Bank of Renwick closing its doors. Debates grow over share prices while creditors seek losses. Fred Skafte of Goldfield visits, and residents travel to Estherville and Webster City. Delegates from Renwick attend the BPU convention in Iowa Falls as tempers and hopes hinge on quick stabilization.
District Court in Humboldt County Iowa ordered that all claims against the State Bank of Renwick Renwick Iowa based on deposits including checking and savings be allowed as claims of depositors without further proof. Creditors must file claims with the examiner in charge or with Humboldt County Court Clerk by September 15 1926 to participate in asset distribution.
Wholesalers advertise Wy lligtons hatchery offer with ten dollar per cent delivery and int rent terms. The fragment mentions Eagle Grove Hatchery and Baile Grove Iowa, indicating poultry or bird stock sales or rental listings with unclear specifics.
Sealed bids for buia arti Verndii Corisalidas received by them in Monday noon July 26. Hoard reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ernest F. Eggerth, See.
Mrs. Gus Hohner traveled to Rochwater Maine last Monday to attend a clinic. Mr and Mrs George Bannick of Woolertack visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Markman. Frank Brock, returning from Clinton, arrived to tend his farm interests and reconnect with old friends and relatives.
The Renwick Interament School District annual report appears in this issue as legally required so taxpayers may review expenditures and figures. Local readers note visits by Mrs. Sig Kraft and son Henry to Fort Dodge, while the editor and family travel to Ohio for a relative’s death. A quiet summer scene at Lost Island Lake near Ruthven features family visitors, relaxed recreation, and modest amenities at the east shore state park.
Saturday July 24 features Evelyn Brant in Midnight Molly a thrilling unnamed romance about a woman named Biman fighting for her rightful path in life. The production blends drama and comedy with a bold go getter heroine in Way of a Maid style.
The program features Dynamite Smith with Charles Ray, Wallace Beery, Jacqueline Logan and Bessie Love. Story Eye presents Gavethar Sullivan. First show starts promptly at 7:80.
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