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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
4
Local notes report spring cleaning, farm moves near Bode, and visits at Eddyville homes. Weather brought flooding, downed wires, and damaged poles. County residents discuss road conditions, fishing law critiques, and a mix of social events including showers and funeral attendance.
Renwick reports on students placing in a state preliminary declamatory contest with Ruth Chiris- Lengon winning in drama and Nelean af Kandwha taking first in oratorical division. Duane Bonwell and Maxie Gillespie earned representation spots, while Norman Peer and Donald Glawen judged events. Girls beat Pioneer but fell to Bradgate in county tourney. boys prep to face Klenmme in Garner.
A spelling contest among fifth and Blath grade students concluded with four groups spelling for victory. Winners included Dorothy Bornhult and Nadine Shoves, with judges Berniva Hostum Ardath Goetlach and Donald Clowes. High school students served as judges and plans for solos were presented by Lowman McGirryail.
Friday events at Glen Tell Mttuhach featured pupils including Donald Claissei and Robe Oppadul among others achieving top percentages. Visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Klusa of Newton and Mrs George Lath with Helen attended various Des Moines trips. A miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Snov Klassl occurred Thursday evening. The Packard family moved from Allea to a farm near Goldfield previously held by Chas Thongon. Mr and Mrs Frank Brain celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary with about fifty relatives and gifts of silver.
Fragmented text references people and events without coherent details. Mentions Cordelia Krutsinger visiting Livermore, Heeb Searles visiting Herb Woodcack, and various garbled names. Includes a vague note about a “Cambinalion Sale” on Saturday May 12 and scattered personal notices.
A set of historical candidate notices from Humboldt County Iowa territories, listing individuals such as Margaret B. Trehte Ethel Harratt Emel Wor and others announcing runs for County Recorder County Attorney Sheriff and Clerk of the District Court ahead of 1932 1942 primaries. Names and positions reflect Republican primary filings and candidacy declarations across towns.
County treasurer hopeful Thos Fi Byrne announces candidacy for the office of Treasurer of Mum bald County subject to Republican voters at the June 1082 primaries. Byrne positions himself as a candidate aligned with party goals and local fiscal leadership.
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