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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Chris Pogge were seriously injured Tuesday afternoon when their car struck a large telephone pole near Reuwith Savings Bank. They were taken to Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge with multiple injuries including a broken leg, arm fractures, facial cuts and chest injuries.
AHEM notes Aulman Shite Helmke visiting at West Bend. Local residents Mr and Mrs Clifford Bosworth and family were callers at the Orten Lerdal home. Harold Basinger of Deg Moines joined Alfred and Curtis Nelson for supper. Jessie Hanson of Sioux Falls visited Alva Hill. Nesheim attended Forest City commencement with Granc Nesheim. Swenson and Shire families visited Oppedahl households. The Oppedahls hosted Des Moines visitors. Orten Lerdul attended Clear Lake commencement.
Harvey H Bogaard of Humboldt announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Humboldt County coroner. He owns Bogaard Funeral Home in Humboldt since 1947, trained at Williams Institute of Mortuary Science, and has practiced in Reinbeck and Humboldt for about twelve years. He is married with four children and active in local affairs.
Mrs D J Christenson will present her music students in recitals at the Evangelical United Brethren Church on June 7 8 and 21. Monday evening features children eight to eleven. Tuesday and Friday will showcase mixed ages. Nearly seventy pupils will perform in all.
A long list of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings spans Goldfield Mankato Ames and Estherville with many families hosting and attending dinners baptisms and commotion. Gerald Brayton enters Navy in Dubuque. Barbara Mashy graduates Canton Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs Dick Elmer observed their 58th wedding anniversary Monday at the Luverne Hil ter Home. Family members including Mr and Mrs Bh arty and Donald and Kenneth and Melvin Marty and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Marty gathered for a delightful lunch in honor of the occasion.
Tieren Heggen and Otto Swan attended a meeting of the Engineering Extension Service of Iowa State College held at Humboldt on Thursday evening May 27. The event described a thirty hour basic training program for firemen, with members of the local five department present to learn about it and consider sending firemen for training.
Local churches announce Vacation Bible School and worship schedules. Renwick and Hardy report successful Vacation Bible Schools. Sunday services feature sermons and a Wartburg College offering, with parish events including youth choirs and missionary circles.
Primary elections for 1986 will be held Monday June 7 from eight a m to eight p m. The paper lists Humboldt County candidates who have announced their candidacy.
E. Bradley declares run for Humboldt County Sheriff as a Republican candidate subject to June 1943 primary. He appeals for Republican voters to support his bid.
A candidate announces run for County Supervisor in Humboldt County's third district seeking the Republican nomination. The statement requests support from Republican voters ahead of the June 1948 primaries.
A candidate for the office of County Recorder announces candidacy in Hom poldt County Iowa subject to Republican voters in the June 1948 Primaries. The notice asks for support from party voters and references the local political process.
The candidate announces run for Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Humboldt County Iowa. The primary election is set for June 1948 and the candidate asks Republican voters for support. The name Al A Wallukail appears in the filing.
Mrs Dorothy Nielson announces her candidacy for Republican nomination for County Treasurer in Humboldt County Iowa. She asks Republican voters for support in the June 1940s primary, stating appreciation and urging backing.
A candidate declares for the office of County Auditor in Humboldt County. The nominee seeks Republican primary votes at the June 1948 election and asks for support from GOP voters. The announcement ends with a personal sign-off.
Harlyn A. Stoebe announces his candidacy for County Attorney in Humboldt County Iowa. He seeks Republican voter support in the 1945 June primary and notes the election is subject to the will of the Republican voters.
WM Wayne Hansen announces his bid for the Humboldt County Sheriff nomination and asks supporters to back him in the June 194 primaries subject to voters will. The message expresses appreciation for endorsement.
Merton L. Blasie son of Mr and Mrs R R Blasie earned a Bachelor of Commercial Science from Seattle University. He also graduated from Renwick High School class of 1935 as part of his academic milestones.
The Vernon school announces that pictures of the Vernon boys and girls basketball teams are available at the office and may be secured at any time.
The Renwick Alumni Banquet will be held Friday evening June 4 at Renwick High School. An excellent program is arranged and dinner will be served at 7 06 p.m.
A two story home belonging to Dr and Mrs Marion Carter of Thor suffered major damage when a fire destroyed the top floor last Saturday afternoon. Fire departments from Goldfield and Thor fought the blaze while the family saved all possessions and are staying at the Lutheran parsonage in Thor for the present.
Humboldt County 4-H held its Rally Day on May 27 at Humboldt High School. Fifteen junior and seven senior members were recognized among 25 girls, with numerous clubs earning gavels for perfect attendance and several officers elected including Jazet Johnson president and Miriam Byre vice president. Marilyn Solbeck won a National 4-H Camp trip for her record book dedication.
Lon A Winter died after a stroke in Rochester Minnesota while visiting a clinic. He was born January 16 1895 and raised near Renwick Iowa, later moving to Des Moines Capitol Gitr Commercial College graduate. He worked for Pacific Power and Light in Walla Walla and later as a public accountant for the Internal Revenue Office in Los Angeles. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church with pallbearers named and arrangements by Beenen Funeral Service.
Fire department asks AIT firemen to be present for two special drills next Monday evening in June.
The Remwick poppy sale last Saturday raised 82.65 dollars. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary the funds support disabled veterans who craft the poppies. The Auxiliary thanks all volunteers and sellers for their effort.
Waldorf College Forest City honored graduates Emery Bottleson Ebmer Harvey and Donavan Bigness as members of the recent class. Carl Spellmyer and his Clarion friends enjoyed a picnic at Poster Bridge last week. Rev. and Mrs T J Severtson visited the Steve and Stanley Sampson home Monday evening.
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