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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
6
Jocal dealers publish market quotes for June 14 including grain items such as corn oats and oats variety. The list appears corrected after initial publication and reflects current bids and prices from Renwick markets.
Olga Schipuil from Ames joined 662 Iowa State College graduates at the annual commencement last Monday morning. Dr. G. R. Brown, dean emeritus of the Divinity School, delivered the address as President R. M. Hughes conferred the degrees. Schipuil received the Bachelor of Science in Home Economics.
M A Wollukail Clerk of Courts thanks voters for support at the Juse Primaries. The message states appreciation for the services rendered and the votes received, noting Humboldt County participation and continued public trust in the office.
Rev Belden Weikel called from Swaledale to preach the funeral sermon for Elmer Hess who died in a tractor accident when his truck fell into a banked area. Weikel is a former inator at Swaledale. The Humboldtt and Wright counties judges hold their annual convention at Memorial Hall in Humboldt on Monday June 18 starting at 9:80 am with Ren wick and Bradgate judges taking special parts.
Miss Elyeria Hoffmann daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hoffmann of Henwick marries Corwith Lonhalctter son of J J Bonnstetter in a June 6 ceremony at a Lutheran parsonage. Rev J H Reenty officiated. Guests from Corwith Burt Renwick and nearby towns attended. The couple plans a home near Carswith after a stay at Wall Lake.
Farm Bureau official announces emergency AAA rulings easing restrictions on fodder corn and sorghum on non contracted acreage. Farmers may plant any crop except corn and sorghum grains with limits, and a county harvest date may be set if not harvested. Also rescinds 1934 litter limits while keeping hog market caps.
A long item relays local 1914 actions and visits around Webster City Algona and Britt. Includes Mrs John Carlesen visiting, Andrew Meyers family trips, Mrs L Pope from Algona, Mrs Orvis Branch illness, Henry Nunday from Dakota City visiting Frank Walkner, Jim Clowes arriving from Scotland for summer, Roy Gillespie family baby girl June 7, and local travel to Webster City. Also notes a home baseball win 3 to 2 for Neal team, car accident near town injuring a passenger and wheel loss, and a tire blowout near Palmer schoolhouse with Mrs Nelson spraining a wrist.
The Ren wick high school alumni banquet was held in the school gym Friday evening with over one hundred attendees. A three course dinner was served by the M F E ladies aid society. Dr. W. H. Long served as toastmaster and Dorothy Richardson welcomed the class of 1984. Edna McCurry responded. The program included May pole readings by several members. Orville Amosson presented a humor paper. Selections by A. Michardson and Maxine Gillespie accompanied by Ruth Christensen and Moa Frank Gibbs closed the event.
Less than ten percent of the 7,204 residents listed for the old age pension tax have paid the one dollar initial payment to the county treasurer. In Renwick 18 of 912, Vernon 22 of 308, Hardy 13 of 87, and Lake 16 of 237 have paid, with overall turnout far below expectations. The payment is meant to be final.
Thos B Heyne expresses gratitude to Renwick and Humboldt County supporters for kindness during the recent primary. He notes loyal friends and support, pledges to serve as County Treasurer to the best of his ability if successful in the fall, and thanks voters for helping his campaign.
Triplets were born Thursday at the Hefty farm in S B R. The Brown Swiss mother calved healthy but shortly after lay on one calf and caused its death. The remaining two calves and the mother were doing fine days later.
Elroy Selgelid suffered serious burns when his gasoline soaked clothing ignited after a match. He and Darwin Maurer were returning from Eagle Grove when their car ran out of gas. a gas jug spilled and the clothing caught fire as Elroy tried to light a cigarette. Dare win aided, removing pants and helping extinguish the blaze before Elroy was taken to Dr. Turner.
I thank my many friends for their joy support and influence in my recent campaign for sheriff. I want you to know I appreciate your help and sincerely trust that the confidence you have placed in me will not be regretted.
Mrs Mathilda Beobere Broberg, born in Stockholm, died Sunday in Fort Dodge after heart failure. She lived in Rockwell City since her husband’s death nine years ago, previously in Pomeroy and Fort Dodge. Survived by son in Renwick and granddaughter in Mort Dodge. funeral and burial held Tuesday in Rockwell City.
The Renwick Times, established in 1884 and published every Thursday by L. W. Milie, notes subscription for one year at two dollars. The item records the paper’s post office filing and class matter.
M E Church notes at Belden Weikel led sessions with promises of active community growth. Sunday services included baptisms for Douglas Gene Gibbs and three others at local homes and Ard church. catechism classes drew a fine turnout. Renwick program details show Vacation Bible School enrollment at 42 and Epworth League events scheduled.
St Pauls Lutheran Church under Pastor J H Reents announces Sunday School led by Maurice Ninsen superintendent. Divine worship at 144. Next Thursday the pastor will travel to Parkersburg and Sunday afternoon to Palmer for a mission rally. Vacation Bible School runs 8 30 to 11 30. Friday evening next week features motion picture The Life of Christ. St Pauls invites you.
The service schedule lists Va.m. Bible School with Homer Thiel as superintendent and four teachers, La.m. Morning Worship featuring a helpful message by Pastor J A Hurley, 2 p.m. Young People's Meeting with Grace Martin as president, and Sp.m. Evening Worship with an Evangelistic message. All are invited to attend all services.
Evangelical Church announces Pastor Laurence Soh with Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 11:00 a m BLL C Beat at 7:30 p m Evening Worship at 8 60 p m Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday and WAIS second Wednesday Attendees report a kinfolks picnic at Lost Island state park with seventy five present amid storms. references to a family dinner at Chas Schipull home for Mrs Schipull birthday. notes of rain wind weather and crops outlook across the week.
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