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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
5
W A Packard and family of Kart visited Sundsy at the Byh Packard home, then attended the Boone Yownshin Workin s Club Wot yesterday after at the home of Mes Mdith Batiuan near Britt.
C A Packard advertises buying selling and exchanging a wide range of goods and services in a local column. The notice highlights trade and resale options and invites readers to contact for profitable deals and quick transactions.
The text describes a dubious scheme to scan and price Decker fankage, with insistence on immediate orders and direct car pickup. It uses vague terms and appears as a potentially illicit sales pitch urging rapid action and signaling limited information.
A family of red foxes living near Reawick has damaged poultry in Calla Tanek Flemings, Arch Mus Peak, Vene Packard, Walter Martin, and Howard McCurry areas. Hunters tracked them after rain and killed one fox. many chickens were killed nightly, signaling a serious threat to local chicken-raising.
A Tuesday afternoon rainstorm flooded the Klemme Times print shop, delaying the Mechme Times edition. The incident disrupted printing for Ib years, affecting many residents unaccustomed to such damage, as a cloud burst dump water into the facility.
An Army appeal seeks longer mules for transporting cannons and light artillery across rugged terrain where wheels fail. Short muled supply strains arise from fixed mule size hindering long guns. War Department contact urged for mule builders to adapt stock, citing German equipment as possible models. Royal Knights met. local obituaries, weddings, and family visits noted in a patchwork of community items.
The Revenue Bureau announced new taxes from June 21 1932 on bank checks drafts and deposits with monthly charges. Counter checks are exempt. Higher rates apply to second class mail and certain items. Returns and payments required for many goods and services including liquor, tobacco, radios, refrigerators and tires. Some services like telegraph energy and safety deposit box fees are exempt.
Mrs Otto Block died Sunday morning at her Renwick home after a long illness. Born Lottie M Kelling on June 7 1879 she became Mrs Otto Block in 1899. Surviving are her husband eight children two grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral at home Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev McCracken of Goldfield Presbyterian Church. Vernon cemetery burial. Card of thanks from the family expressed appreciation for flowers and support.
The North Town Baptist Association meets in Renwick June 21 and 22 with a full program of Bible study worship services pastors conferences addresses on church growth and youth engagement, business sessions, missionary addresses including Dr J H Telford of Rangana and Evangelist Harry O Anderson, and a musical evening.
Ringsted dispatch reports 175 gallons of confiscated alcohol vanished from the county vault in the Rim County courthouse basement last week. Thieves entered via coal chute, breached the vault and clerks office, and loaded the liquor onto a truck through an office window, unseen by Estherville police guarding the night.
The Anderson clan held a ble picnic last Sunday on the Des Moines river bank west of Hardy. The Fortnightly Club gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. M. B. Richardson home with Mrs. H. Goetisch steering the program on Japan.
The piece argues advertising is honest only when a business can meet its promises. Reputable firms advertise consistently, while untruthful ads harm public trust. Observing ongoing campaigns helps locate dependable enterprises that deliver real value.
The Kossuth County Fair Association Board cuts gate and grandstand prices for the Washington Bicentennial Celebration at the Fair Grounds Algona on July Fourth to 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children under fifteen. The reduction aims to boost attendance while maintaining entertainment quality.
The First Baptist Church outlines next Sunday’s schedule with 10 a.m. Sunday School observing Children’s Day, a program by children and intermediates, 6 p.m. Young People meeting, and 7 p.m. Evening Worship with the pastor delivering the message. The Baptist Association begins Tuesday June 21. readers should consult the issue’s other section for the full program.
Evangelical Church Lawrence Suht Pastor conducts Sunday School and worship services in Illinois. G B holds 7:30 pm services. midweek gathering Tuesdays at Mrs Anns Schneider home at 7. Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday. Woman's Missionary Society meets second Wednesday. Junior E L G B meets monthly on standard Sunday at 11 am. choir practices Thursdays at 7:30 pm.
St Pauls Lutheran Church invites attendance with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. American service and German worship at 9:00 a.m. on the last Sunday monthly. Luther League Devotional meets first and third Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid gathers first Wednesday of each month at 2:00 p.m. You are welcome.
George R. McDowell preaches at Ame Church with Sunday School at 10 15 a m and Morning Worship at 11 15 a m local service notes show church activities and schedule for the weekend.
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