Huntley Patterson Wedding Held at Overbaugh Home
A prett y home wedding took place Thursday afternoon at 2 at the Overbaugh home. Miss Louise Huntley became the bride of Verle Patterson with Rev. E. D. Hart performing the single ring ceremony. The couple will reside on a farm near Algona after a short wedding trip to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Overbaugh
Misa Louise Huntley
Bert Huntly
Verle Patterson
J. M. Patterson
Algona
Lawrence Espe
Richard Huntley
E. D_. Hart
Rentwick High School
Mason City
St. Joseph School of Nursing
Sioux City
Algona High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Minnesinapolis
Minnesota
Theatre Changes Hands New Management July 1
The Ren Theatre has been purchased by Mr and Mrs HL Kuhfos of Hubbard and will take possession July 1. The Gorhams furnished Renwick with good shows, and the new manager will likely continue. Harry Huddlestone has operated the theatre since the Gorham family left for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Theatre
HL. Kuhfos
Hubbard
Walden Gorham
U.S. Army
Gorhams
Renwick
Gorham
Harry Huddlestone
Sunday School Picnic At Smith Park In Sunday Event
The annual Methodist Sunday School picnic is planned for Smith Park this Sunday. If weather turns unfavorable the picnic will be moved to the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Park
Deadline for War Ration Book 3 Applications
The notice warns deadlines for War Ration Book No. 3 with a reminder that applications must be filed by midnight June 10. It also reports routine social items: Helen Latch returning to State University at Town City, visits by Mrs. Hans Bannick and others at Lone Rock, and Mrs. Bertha Tjeranaon recovering after a recent operation in Rochester, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Latch
State University
Town City
University
Hans Bannick
Katherine Markman
George Markman
George Bannick
Lone Rock
Lawrence
Nerem
Misa Bertha Tjeranaon
Carl Nerem
Rochester
Minn
I L Smith Dies at 59 in Hardy Funeral Monday Held
I L Smith farmer of Hardy died Friday from a heart ailment at Mercy Fort Dodge after Mayo Clinic visit. Funeral services were held Monday at 1:30 at home and 2 at the Hardy Methodist Church. Rev E D Hatt preached. Burial was in Luverne cemetery. He left a wife Mamie Zwiefel and ten children among 27 grandchildren along with siblings and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Hardy
I. L. Smith
E. D. Hat
Lyle Anderson
Luverne
Smith
Mamie Zwiefel
Luyerne
Ines Mae
Bernice Van_ Houton
Livermore
Gladys Cameron
Lester
Harold
Renwick
Victor
Kathryn Helvick
Humboldt
Lorene Werner
Martin
Donald
Robert
Tom
Fort Dodge
George
Elmer
Des
Methodist Church of
Drivers Licenses Issued Here This June Dates
Licenses will be issued at Renwick Town Hall on Saturday June 19 from 1 30 to 8 PM. Similar hours apply on Wednesday June 23 at Thor and Friday June 25 at Hardy. Renewal details follow last week’s Times. Renewals available at the Dakota City sheriff's office any day until July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Thor
Hardy
Sheriff's Office
Dakota City
New $5 Auto Use Tax Stamp On Sale Today
The 1949-44 fiscal year auto use tax stamps go on sale in all internal revenue and post offices today. Mrs T B Wehman and daughter Jean visit Ida Grove family. John Groh, 74, ill with heart ailment, admitted to Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge. Mr and Mrs Leo Mimbach and daughter Cleo Bell visit West Bend relatives. Lola Mimbach stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas DeWitt and returns home.
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Internal Revenue
Wehman
Jean
Ida Grove
A. C. Thompson
John Groh
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Leo Mimbach
Cleo Bell
West Bend
Lola Mimbach
Chas. DeWitt
Twenty-One Years Ago Itema Visitors and Local News
Miss Mary Stauffacher of Minneapolis visits relatives this week. Vaughan Martin taken to Eagle Grove for tonsil removal. Jessie McGowan returns from Des Moines where she attended school. Irene Stauffacher returns from Dallas Center after a year teaching. Frank French earns a scholarship at Vernon consolidated school with 91 percent. Phil Wilson leaves Nissen's meat market for Humboldt market work. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Flemmig attend a Humboldt double wedding. Doris Packard and others home for summer from State University. Boyd Thompson graduates Cornell College and earns top athletic awards. John Brink travels to Woodbine and back with bride Sylvia Warman. Dr. J. C. McGinley marries Edna Brage in Chicago. Shoe Stamp No. 17 notes and No. 18 dates. Mrs. Anna Johns dies at 79. Funeral at Lutheran church. Elmwood burial. Ed Simpson’s field stolen tools delay plowing. $20 repair cost and a warning of justice.
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Vaughan Martin
Eagle Grove
Jessie McGowan
Des Moines
Irene Stauffacher
Dallas Center
Frank French
Vernon Consolidated School
Phil Wilson
Nissen
Humboldt
C. F. Flemmig
Doris Packard
Edith Dawson
Albert Gugisberg
Walter Long
State University
Iowa City
A.C. Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Boyd
Cornell College
Helen Hefti
Sersal
Changed Flag Rules Affect All Citizens
State College Extension workers urge 4-H members to observe a new pledge rule. Civilian observance now requires standing and saluting with the right hand over the heart when the flag is shown, raised, lowered, or passes in parade or review. When the national anthem plays, all should stand facing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Congresa
United States of America
Repubic
Galute
Ban on trouser cuffs reversed for wartime dress rules
The War Production Board lifts its ban on trouser cuffs, allowing full cuffs simulated cuts or no cuffs, with limits on length. Tall men face plain trousers as 300,000 wool garments had been recovered by restricting lengths and banning cuffs, affecting 19,060,000 pairs.
Butter Prices Reduced by OPA Decision
Butter prices drop five to six cents per pound effective today June 10 under an OPA ruling. Buyers of butterfat receive government subsidy while farmers receive market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Farmers of America
OPA
Iowa’s Good Officials and the Second-Term Question
Wright County Monitor notes debate over Governor Hickenlooper seeking a second term. The piece frames the Iowa custom of honoring effective leaders with renewed terms and questions whether pressures end the incumbent’s bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
County Monitor
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Rationing Driven by Men with One Aim
A critique argues that rationing is harsh, unnecessary, and imposed by men whose sole goal is to instill discomfort and control in the public.
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Renwick Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Creamery
Boone Valley
U.S. War Bonds
Huntley-Patterson
C. A. Overbaugh
Howard
Renwick Times
Mary Stauffacher
Minneapolis
Nellie Green
Jessie Bleaaner
Ruby
Nora
Charlea
Leon Geérgel
Cedar Falla
Charles
Eggerth
Boyd Thompson
Cornell
Athletic Council
John ‘Brink
Woodbine
Misa
Sylvia Warman
J. C. McGinley
Chicago
Edna Brage
Anna Johns
Snd
C. M. Vohs
L.vohs
W.j
Johns
P. H. Helmke
J. E. Voss
Lutheran Church
Ed Simpson
L. W. Miller
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