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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
5
Local News Items From Small Town Railings
A patchwork of notes from area residents and visitors including Harold Goettieb returning from Amen College on Saturday, a large delegation lodging at Dagley Gray last Friday, and several Livermore visitors. Miss Edna Zimmerman of Dubuque visited the Zimmermann home, with Kansas City graduate Miss Marvy Gillespie also in town. Burk Natchwood returned from Tdopi Minnesota to help on a family farm. Trevidora Irwin Friday and family from Lynnville spent Sunday, Rev Briday spoke at the Methodist church Sunday night. Tanlac advertised for rheumatism claims to invigorate vital organs. Oren Thornberg, charged with bootlegging, pleaded guilty and was fined. Insurance figures cited show 1921 as the healthiest year on record. Mrs. W. L. Spray of Oakland, visiting Kerol in Salem, Iowa, expects to stay several weeks due to her mother’s health. Pohfeldt rumored to have a black eye from chopping wood. Townsfolk react differently to Sunday evenings, one man enjoying rain while lounging with a chair on his porch. A Fairbanks Morris Co. representative visited West Bend to discuss oil-naming engine installation for local use. A joint meeting of the Renwick Womens Club and Farrnightly Club was held June 6 at Mrs. Bred Watkner’s home with 26 ladies and talks by Mra. C. GO, PRips and Mra. S. W. Prank. A two-course lunch closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Farrnightly Club
Hoover opposes coal price manipulation by mine owners
The National Coal Association told Secretary Hoover about a proposed maximum coal price of 14 dollars a ton and a likely retail rise to 1.76 per ton. Hoover refused to tolerate price hikes by mine owners or retailers in anticipation of a raise, urging agency and moderation in the coal market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muruhailit
Hoover
Nau
Cape
M E Church Notes Inspire Personal Responsibility
A church bulletin urges members to act for the community by attending regularly, contributing finances, and serving in church roles. It invites participation in prayer Thursday, Junior League social Friday at 22302, and choir practice Saturday evening. A memorial service for NR E Cook is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viera
Christ
Clowes
E. Cook
A Nightly Struggle for Sleep in Townsfolk Verse
Walt Mason contrasts sleepless nights and idle neighbors with his own disciplined days. He laments wasted labor and unfulfilled rest, noting the contrast between bustling daytime activity and restless nights, while finding solace in purposeful work and quiet, restorative sleep.
Jolly Birthday Club Hosts Picnic at Smith Park
The Jolly Birthday Club entertained families with a grand picnic supper at Smith Park last Friday evening. Seventy eight members attended the event featuring games, park amusements, and a light program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Birthday Club
Smith Park
Cats
I Teg
Local Shop Notices and Small Town Moves
-An assortment of local oddities includes Ladies White Shoes at $1.69 and a general store feature. Lee Mallens and Family moved into the M. E. Mullio residence. Tanine praise is noted as thousands applaud. Hefty and Son sent a Brown Swiss cattle load from Massachussetts earlier in the week. Tarry Daugherty sold his restaurant business and shifted stock to the City Cafe and People’s Cafe. Residents report gravel spreading and street grading activity, with drivers warned to expect changes on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mallens
M. E. Mulliou
Hefty & Son
Massachussetta
Tarry Daugherty
Peoplo
Ardson
Marty
Daugherty
Public worry over new post office building design
Dissatisfaction grows over the size and style of C. R. Wood’s planned post office on the town’s prominent corner. Citizens fear the building’s appearance if they knew the plan. Also noted are local purchases and social visits, including Mrs Wilmer Monning’s Algona trip, Luther League attendance in Mason City, and Harry Hansen’s frequent relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwith Nfustter
C. R. Wood
Eame
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