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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
Local notes recap visits and events across Thompson West Bend Goldfield Renwick and nearby towns. Families and individuals such as Paul Truehread Naveda DeGriselles Ardath Goettsch and Ruth Peters are mentioned with visits weddings school plans and hospital news amid community notices and market quotes.
Notice of a general execution to sell real property in Humboldt County Iowa to satisfy a judgment in favor of A N Overbaugh Executor of Henry S Rive against Remplek Lodge No 1811. The sale of Lot One in Black Seven in the original Town of Renwick is set for May 27 1945 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dakota City with costs and interest to be paid and redemption possible.
Neighbors hosted a Monday evening surprise birthday party for Mr Jonn Swanson. Des Moines residents Mr Harold Goettach and Mrs Goettach visited the R M Goettsch residence over the weekend. Mrs Jimnie Siginson and son Oscar traveled to Mort Madison last Friday and visited the Alvin Swanson home. Mr and Mrs G A Stoddard with Mrs Will Biging and Miss Nellin Mof of LaVerne were art Dange visitors last Wednesday.
The popular meeting of the Town Council on June 7 186 was held with all councilmen present. The minutes of the May 3 1935 meeting were read and approved. Bills totaling 287.88 were read from various vendors and people. A motion to pay all bills as read was carried. A motion to authorize the Clerk to issue new Beer Permits to current licensees who meet laws was carried. A motion to issue new Cigarette Licenses to permit holders expiring July 1 1938 was carried. The meeting adjourned with all aye. Town Clerk Write Tent
Minglithe Kelling is home for a two week vacation from hospital studies at Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs of Vinton visited last Sunday at the parental A. D. Gimer home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rasmussen visited over the weekend with Mr. Rasmussen's folks at Swea City. Mrs. George Latch and Mrs. Nellie Barnes attended a relative's wedding at Moorshudltown last Saturday.
M E Church Belton notes pastor Welker leads an active community with Morning Worship and a daily Bible School Monday through Friday 9 to 12. Morning services include sermons and a Children’s Day program. Church School is taught by Dolores Hickie, Marion Mlasie, Voutda Martin, and others with about forty enrolled and more expected.
The program for the next Lords day at First Baptist Church includes Bible School with James Nelson as superintendent and classes for all ages taught by capable teachers. Morning Worship features a sermon by the pastor on a vital gift, with services open to all. Evening Worship follows at 8 pom with the Young Peoples Meeting led by Ona Marie Rogatiam, president.
Evangelical Church Laurence lists Sunday School at 10000 morning service at 1:00 PM worship at 7:30 PM prayer meeting Tuesday 7 40 Bible study Thursday 7 800 inviting all to worship and Bible study. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday monthly and WM S meets second Wednesday each month.
St Pauls Lutheran Church invites attendance at an annual Sunday picnic next Sunday at Maurice Niesen's place. Choir rehearsal is scheduled for Saturday at 8 pm.
The Vernon Township School Board invites bids for general construction and electrical work for an addition to the Vernon Consolidated School. Bids closed at 2:00 PM July 1, 1935, deposits of 10 dollars, plan and specs available from architect Charwatd Tharspan Forest City, with a right to reject any or all bids.
Notice states a hearing by the Vernon Township Consolidated School Board at the Vernon Townhall building for objections to the plans and specifications for a proposed gymnasium addition. Objections must be presented per state law. secretary Nighworth notes the time and venue.
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