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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
5
Professor Hurley receives one year of leave from Stram College to study at Minnesota University beginning fall after a long career in mathematics and physics. He will be replaced by Artis Peef as interim instructor as acting president promises announcements soon.
A reader notes the call for a cavalry commission to aid the coal industry and recalls the Farm Hoard era. The letter warns that past aid did not prevent hardship and suggests the charos girls crave a quick fix akin to happier times.
Fragments indicate a campaign push named Flogante with mentions of a banked hour and a fund amount of 4.60 tied to OCCTENT. Names and clear actions are unclear, but the text suggests a political or promotional context with monetary support details.
Hil Wiese urges maintaining peak health to compete successfully. Sleep adequately, exercise moderately, spend time outdoors, avoid worry, and eat vegetables and fruit. Start the day with a nourishing breakfast rich in fiber and avoid heavy pastries to stay ahead in physical vigor.
A ninth annual celebration takes place at Valngrounds in Algona with management from Ken neth County Mir Agraciation overseeing events. The gathering also marks the Washington Bicentennial era with broad U S participation and a promised diversion by Kosch County Iaiy Gromnla Wil. Further details available from elventere in this isan of t he Timea.
Mrs A H Streeter of Moone township was hurt Monday when her auto veered off No 1 near Clacton. She was driving home from Ames after taking 4 H club girls to a convention. She suffered a scalp wound and arm cut, a passerby took her to Clarion for treatment.
Saturday evening on the No Owl tracks near Bagl Grove two cars collided as a smtelt engine passed. Wald and another driver, Wald and Barr, escaped injury though the rear car bent and the wadder needed repair. Police reported the incident and promised repairs.
In fragmented lines a group imitates loud noises to compare with past chatter about oil and whistles. The text hints at a repeated habit of making noise and search-like activity, referencing older times and sensory triggers.
The forty third annual meeting of the Northern Iowa Baptist Association was held in Renwick on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Baptist church. Rev. Hoge of Webster City led sessions, with Rev. Caul presenting hospital work and Midway Hospital pictures. Dr. T. A. Telford from Burma shared stories, and Mr. Reily of Webster City discussed the Republican convention and prohibition. Rev. G. R. Siemens preached the sermon, Rev. LD Halvorson was elected moderator. Visitors from several towns attended. about 160 shared a fellowship supper and the gathering encouraged continued kingdom work.
The record shows 23 Humboldt County farm foreclosures in 1931 totaling 3457 acres and 314800 dollars. In the first half of 1932, 45 foreclosures on 761 acres involve 74500 dollars. If trends continue, sixty seven farms may be lost to mortgage holders in eighteen months. A temperance society warns members about cider drinking beyond 24 hours, while moonshiners renew illicit activity each morning.
Community items record Renwick preparations for a July 4th celebration with a grand parade at 10 a.m. Local movements include visits, market quotes, and a horse race on the county line road. Notable events cover a highway accident injuring Mr Bain, plans for a new Masonic temple cornerstone at Eagle Grove, and various local business notices and advertisements.
Lawrence church notices outline Sunday School and worship times with pastor Evangelical details. Midweek service each Tuesday at Mrs Anna Schneider home at 7 00 pm. Junior BE L GC E meets first and third Sunday at 11 am. Ladies Aid first Wednesday monthly and Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday with Thursday 7 30 pm practice.
The program lists a.m. Sunday School with an enjoyable class, 1La.m Morning Worship and celebration of the Lord's supper after the sermon, 7:15 p.m. Young People's Meeting, 3p.in Evening Worship with a worthy message, and at 3 p.m. the choir will meet with Mrs. Oscar Engstrom.
Pauls Lutheran Church lists Pastor Geo F Dirks presiding with Sunday School at 10:08 and German Worship at 9:00 on the last Sunday monthly. Luther League Devosional meets first and third Sundays at 7:30 p m. Ladies Aid gathers first Wednesday at 2:00 p m. Welcome to all.
Morning worship announced at ten a m with pastor George R McDowell leading services. A Sunday program includes lessons and church notices for the Lumlay school activities.
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