02 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
1
Fragmented notice mentions an annual meeting may be held and references butter milk, twine, and a first order. It notes slow initial sales but expects easier future orders and aims to offer low prices with Star standard twine. The text is informal and lacks clear dates or names.
John Holek known as Johny Henry Holek, born in Weaverburon Germany, died May 21 at home in Jeffers after a heart attack. He married Eman Vanek in 1891 and left ten children, with deep community ties and service on the Ambay Towns board and Jeffers Cooperative Creamery board. He is survived by his wife, children, two sisters, five brothers, and many relatives, with funeral held at the Methodist church.
County Attorney Herrick presents a strong record with 75 liquor viola tions prosecuted, 3 sent to the penitentiary, 84 other indictable offenses, 10 penitentiary punishments, and 5 guilty pleas. He notes proceeds of $8,014.23 in fines collected up to May 1, 1982, with trials few and largely nontrial dispositions.
The Iowa State Department of Health urges parents and clubs to invest in child health, nutrition, and early care. It argues protecting children yields lasting happiness, progress, and prosperity, and calls communities to organize comprehensive child health programs for all, rural and urban.
Britt News-Tribune reports a county treasurer, John Sourballe, was playfully pranked when a boy placarded his car with a false name, Marshall Naser. The mayor, J. J. Loyd, identified the handwriting as not Naser's, and the boy later confessed, after the officer had left town.
A News-Tribune report cites Iowa reaction to Congress denying federal aid to combat grasshoppers. Des Moines secretary Mark G. Thornburg questions the move, while editors and farmers criticize public funds for pest control and argue tax money should not finance such efforts.
Dorothy G. Richardson of Renwick graduated in the June commencement at Town State Teachers College on May 30 earning a public school music diploma in education. She was among 461 graduates. events included a president's reception May 22, a May 28 dinner and party, and baccalaureate May 29. President R. Latham presented the degrees and diplomas. graduation address by A. Upham of Miami University spoke on Gentleman and Scholar.
Sunday School 10.8.1 worship at 1 30 p m Midweek service every Tuesday at Mrs Anna Schneider home 7 00 p m Junior E L C board third Sunday monthly Ladies Aid Society first Wednesday each month Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday practice Thursday 7 30 p m
The Algona district Epworth League convention meets June 1 at Buffalo Center with Gov Dan Turner as speaker and male chorus performers. The Algona district Brotherhood rally is scheduled for June 8 in Algona. Rev McDowell plans to preach June 5 as his father shows temporary improvement.
The program lists Bible School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Young People Meeting at 7 15 p.m. Evening Worship at 8 p.m. A missionary meeting is planned for Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Carl Kelting’s home. All men women boys and girls are invited to all services.
St Pauls Lutheran invites parishioners to Sunday School at 10 00 and Services at 11 00 am. German Worship held on the last Sunday each month at 9 00 am. Luther League Devotional on the first and third Sundays at 7 30 pm. Ladies Aid meets on the first Wednesday at 2 00 pm. You are welcome to our place of worship.
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