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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
7
Town Council held its regular meeting on June 1928 with roll call and attendance listed. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved. Financial figures show payments to Lumber Co and insurers along with several names and amounts. details appear garbled but indicate routine treasurer entries and reimbursements.
Clerks record notes motions about moving to widen bilan road and extend a high wire to Will Wlease corner. A $40.00 bullet rite price is set for tile under council control with permit required for further actions. The session adjourned after motions.
A wedding occurred Sunday June 8 at the home of J G Kelling in Lehigh Iowa with Ada Friday and A Ey Lauritzen wed. Rev Abertion of Lehigh officiated. Attending guests included Abs W l Peterson of Chicago and families of Renwick. Lauritzen, longtime coach and principal, plans to leave the area next year for other work. The bride, a Renwick native and Wenwick High School graduate, joins a wide circle of friends extending congratulations.
William H. Moeding married Miss Peart Show at the Lutheran church with Rev. E H Gillman officiating. The groom’s brother Allen and sister Ines Moeding attended, and the bride is daughter of Antone Show of Rutland. The groom, son of Frank Moeding of Vernon Township, has worked at a Livermore garage and they plan to reside there. Renwick friends send heartfelt congratulations.
A Chevrolet Sedan was ditched on the county line road last Friday night injuring the driver with a broken rib a mashed hand and severe head cuts. The car was taken to a local garage for repairs and a formal inspection promises immediate repairs to the road.
Stockholders notice for Ren wick Farmers Co operative Company annual meeting at Richardson's hall on June 9 at 2 o'clock pm to elect a director and transact other legal business. All stockholders urged to attend.
Vernon Theatre presents Partiers Again on Saturday June 9. The Broadway stage comedy from Montague Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman stars Potash and Perlmutter in an Alsa Comedy style.
A compact note tracing the term seven seas from ancient tongues to its modern popularization by Kipling in 1890. It explains how various cultures named seas and waters and how Latin septem maria described seven seas, with a brief note on linguistic shifts.
A married woman with her four year old niece faced a doctor’s advice about a daily outing for the infant. The child asked where babies come from and who gave God the baby, prompting a prompt reply that Heaven and God were involved. The moment raised questions about the family’s future relocation and care.
A discussion on how speech defines humanity and the engineer’s role in expanding communication networks. It envisions intercommunication systems linking each societal unit, connecting nervous systems of units with others to form an indispensable organ of structure and unity in a vast upcoming social order.
Preliminary results indicate T. S. Herrick leads for County Attorney over Franklin Jaqua by a large margin. Zthel Barrett wins County Recorder, M. A. Wallahait for Clerk of the District Court, W. P. Hansen for Sheriff, and Thos. B Byrne for Treasurer unopposed. McWarland defeats Sterna narrowly for County Auditor. Fred Lovrien wins Representative, beating W. H. Strachan. Lewis Lavernde defeats O. A. Opheim for Supervisor Third District. Hammill wins Governor by a large majority, Humbal dt county places him third behind Bowman and Skromine.
Livermore crowds expect a big dance tonight June 7 as Babe Vergen's Baffoons perform. The orchestra has played here several times and proven popular. Manager B. W. Shepard urges everyone to come out for a good time.
Doe Bray and children visit Hans Madson home while Mrs H S Rice spends a week with daughter Mrs Emily Carter. Mrs Wm Dawson visits Delmar with daughter Mis Hugh Fletcher. George Latch attends Mrs Chas Jones funeral in Livermore. Marian McGowan bitten by a bee near an eye. Ten day old son of Ole and Mrs Lanning dies. Funeral at ten this morning. Emil Olson of Garner and Rice of Eagle Grove attend.
The text surveys diverse medical healers from ancient to modern times including peasant doctors midwives bone setters surgeons and healers across southern Europe and the United States. It notes a catalog of thirty seven village practitioners and contrasts traditional methods with emerging scientific medicine.
A fragment from a New York Daily Post piece describes Dorothy under a bridge lamp reading as a visitor remarks on her appearance. The dialogue hints at secrets and a tense dynamic, with misheard words and interrupted phrases revealing a wary mood and hidden meanings.
A fragmented philosophical passage cites motion and rest as nature’s dual secrets. It references thymbasis and mri metaphors, the sky’s mechanics, a brook surface, and a strive to describe how a single stuff forms diverse dreamlike phenomena from star to water. Emerson is cited.
The article discusses centuries of disagreement on dating Christ's birth, noting early calculations by Roman scholars and later corrections. It cites Dionysius and Dionysius Exiguus, and contrasts historical reconciling with Scriptural timelines declaring Christ born under Herod's reign. The piece highlights the four-year discrepancy and the role of Roman governors.
A fractured, antiquated passage warns of a friend who betrays a parent’s influence by tempting a child away from obedience and love. It decries cunning attempts to steal the family bond, urging lifelong loyalty and the enduring value of parental guidance.
A man discovers a worn, nearly identical writing found with his late father. He recalls a carefully concealed secret draw and locates the original note. The document, a small prize text, lies among a few aging papers in a drawer, hinting at a mystery tied to a 3 5-pound item.
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