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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
3
The Lotus Camp presents a Renwick Chautauqua from August 6 to 10 featuring harp solos and accompaniments by a leading concert harpist. The program includes three costume changes depicting musical history with songs from the 80s and hoop skirts of Grandma's day.
Alexander Lewis cites the 91st division chaplain known as Wild West, serving with troops at St Mihiel and the Argonne. He has witnessed blood price on French fields and authored a lecture titled A Country Worth the Cost.
Friday evening the Cambridge Players stage Sheridan’s The Rivals a three act comedy at Chautauqua’s leading dramatic company. The hour and a half program promises hearty laughter and classic wit once starred by Joseph Jefferson and John Drew.
Smith Damron speaks Saturday about The Potter and the Clay, performing on a simple potter's wheel. He demonstrates traditional pottery as described, noting the wheel’s ancient use and its tie to scripture.
The Imperial Russian Quartet presents a Sunday program on August 10 featuring lively native Russian songs. Dressed in authentic uniforms, the ensemble offers a spirited recital with the balalaika, highlighting skilled entertainers and musicians in the artist class.
Season tickets go on sale at nearly all Renwick stores with adults priced at 1.65 and children at 1.10. War tax included in the total. Don’t miss a single number of the upcoming season.
Local items report a large steel tank unloading at the depot and repairs after broken globes, visits by Mrs Merrifield and Mrs Miller, found paddock keys near McCurry Bridge, and property transfers including Chenry Luchsinger purchasing the Casper Norder residence. Also noted are regional letters, road funding debates, fishing reports, and small-town social visits across Goldfield, Mason City, Ruthven, and surrounding communities.
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