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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
5
Chevrolet cuts prices by up to 50 dollars on select models showcased at the National Exhibits of General Motors Products. Visit to compare modern features and new low prices with other low-priced cars and see why five miles of driving proves Chevrolet the better choice.
Miss Helen Elmer daughter of Vernon township farmers and Albert Earl Smith son of Fort Dodge residents were married Thursday at the Evangelical church with Rev. Laurence Sohl officiating. The couple will reside in Fort Dodge where Smith manages the Cownie Fur Co. after a ceremony featuring Mendelssohn music and a reception for 160 guests.
Miss Genevieve Kitley daughter of Albert Kitley of just east of Hardy and Harold Granner son of Meg and Mrs E C Granner of Paton were married at the bride's father's home on Friday June 1 at 3 in the afternoon The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev Granner The bride wore white satin with white accessories and roses The groom wore dark blue The house was decorated with ferns and house plants The couple were attended by no one except a few relatives and friends Mrs Granner is a Renwick high school graduate and taught at Vincent Vernon and Ledyard Mr Granner a Renwick native is a Cedar Falls graduate and has taught in Ledyard The couple will travel to the Black Hills then return to spend the summer at the Kitley farm before moving to Ledyard for the new school year A luncheon followed and many relatives attended including the Houck family of Fort Dodge Granner family of Paton and Lauritzen family of Ledyard plus Vincent Musser of Cedar Falls.
Miss Dorothy Richardson completed the four year course at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and earned a B A degree at graduation exercises held Monday. She majored in music and will serve as music supervisor in Auburn schools next year. Mr and Mrs M B Richardson A B Richardson Mrs WW Bell Mrs Wilbur Nissen and Mrs J Es Kerr attended the commencement in Cedar Falls.
Mr and Mrs Joe Sykes of Alton visited last Sunday at the Stoddard home Mrs B H Paulson and children of Britt visited relatives here Wednesday Harold Madsen of Ames attended Decoration Day at Mrs Mary Yeomans home Mr and Mrs A H Packard of Mason City visited last Sunday at the home of Mrs A A Packard
A bulletin from AAA permits pasture and emergency hay on contracted acres, with corn fodder planting allowed only on non-contracted land. Producers may plant soybeans sudan or other emergency hay crops or harvest alfalfa on contracted acres while grain crops cannot be harvested. The guidance aims to aid contract signers short of food.
LuVerne farmer Dong Ruvery, 63, resident of LuVerne, hanged himself at home Wednesday morning after months of poor health and brain tumor diagnosis. His daughter Cora found the body. Despondency over illness believed to be the cause. Survived by wife and five children.
Dan W. Turner secured the Republican nomination for governor at the June 4 primaries and will face Democrat Clyde L. Herring in the fall election. Additional GOP nominations included Fred O. Gilchriat for Congress A. J. Shay for state senator John Cunningham for state representative Otto Johnson for county auditor Thos. B. Byrne for treasurer M.A. Wallakait for clerk of court J. J. Sexe for sheriff R. L. Wittman for recorder Stanley M. Nielsen for county attorney J. K. Coddington for coroner and Lewis Saverude for supervisor 3rd district.
Fireworks may not be sold by Renwick dealers before Monday July 2 and fireworks use in the Renwick business district is forbidden at all times due to fire hazard. Mayor A A Packard and Marvin Gugisberg are noted, with local summer visitors and social visits listed including Des Moines, Pocahontas, Fort Dodge, Klemme, and surrounding families.
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