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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
4
Local news item notes the Renwick Shipping Association annual meeting scheduled for Saturday March 12 at the Legion hall in Renwick Iowa. Sam Thompson of Iowa State College will speak on livestock marketing. Dinner at noon, business session to follow. secretary Eli Broberg invites attendance.
Local market quotes for Wednesday March 2 appear with produce prices and notices. Community updates note visits by Fort Dodge residents, travel from Des Moines and Eagle Grove, and moves of families including Knutson and Heggen households.
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor J B Reents hosts Sunday services at 11 a m and Sunday School at 10 a m Maurice Nissen serves as superintendent with Corwith class at 145 Divine service at 2 80 p m Luther League devotional at 7 45 led by George Markman Choir rehearsal Saturday 7 01 p m at A W Trummel home Confirmation class 1 30 p m Special Lenten services each Wednesday invite public to meditate on Christ who suffered and died for us
Evangelical Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. with John Zimmerman leading morning worship at 11. Mission Band meets at 7 p.m. led by Mrs. Welter Attig. Evening service at 7:30 with orchestra, Bible study Thursday at 7:30, choir practice to follow. Saturday class in Christian instruction at 2:30, pastor in charge until Easter.
The First Baptist Church of Ewing Holland lines up Sunday School at 10 a.m. with James Nelson as superintendent, followed by Morning Worship at 11 a.m. and an Evening service at 7 30 p.m. A Thursday midweek service at 7 30 p.m. at the parsonage invites all.
Church notes list Pastor CG R Yeager and Sunday schedule with 10 a m services and Sunday School in Renwick and Shell Rock. Local visits include Miss Maybelie Paul staying with grandfather C H Martin and several residents moving or visiting nearby towns. One accident involving Gerald Cook occurred in fog near Clarion. Mrs Miller dies from an accident in Fort Dodge hospital.
County Sheriff H. J. Sexe announces candidacy for re election to Humboldt County Sheriff. The statement notes governing laws and is subject to the will of Republican voters in the June 1938 primary election.
County Auditor H. Johnson announces actions concerning Humboldt County voters at the June 1938 primary election. Authorities review procedures and compliance with state election laws.
Humboldt County Iowa voters chose Melvin L Baker in the June 1958 primary for county attorney. Baker's nomination advanced to the general election, reflecting support from local voters and party activists.
Willard H. Edwards declares his Republican nomination bid for the State Legislature representative seat from Humboldt County subject to Republican voters in the June 1938 primaries.
M A Wallukait declares candidacy for re election as Clerk of the District Court in Humboldt County Iowa subject to the June 6 1988 primaries and asks for support for the race.
Republican voters in Humboldt County face a June 1938 primary to select a candidate for County Treasurer. W. H. Strachan stands as the listed contender seeking the party nomination for the office.
Herbert F. Jensen announces candidacy for County Recorder subject to Republican voters in the June 1928 primaries. He seeks party support and outlines his bid in the official notice.
J. F. Miller announces candidacy for the nomination to the State Representative seat in the Iowa legislature from Humboldt County subject to the will of Republican voters at the June 1938 primaries.
No illness is taken less seriously nor neglected so often as the common cold. At the first sign of a cold follow basic health rules to build resistance. Eat sensibly with milk fruits and vegetables, rest enough, keep kidneys and bowels working, drink six glasses of water daily, keep feet dry with rubbers, and stay away from those with colds.
Parl Bonsell dropped a motor at Klassie's garage last Friday, injuring one finger seriously. Mr. and Mrs. George Newberry of Pocahontas visited Terry Mitchell's home. Mrs. Omar Davis hosted the B T W club on February 17. Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson and family and Jennie Swanson visited Oscar Swanson in Stanhope. L W Fleming and family visited Wellman and attended a Wisconsin Lumber meeting in Fort Dodge. Guy Hanson and Selmer Nerem left Hui Kilagsie's garage to start their own business in the former Guy Johnson garage.
Paderewski praises Reader's Digest as a compact source to keep informed about American thought. He notes its easy reading, instructive articles, and broad coverage provide essential facts that might otherwise be unknown. The editor urges regular reading as a daily habit.
Electors of Renwick Independent District Humboldt Wright counties Iowa meet at Renwick Town Hall March 14 1938 from noon to 7 pm for election of three year director succeeds Maurer Richardson and two year treasurer succeeds McGown. Board secretary J Peer notes meeting may transact lawful business.
Rebekah Circle plans a meeting this afternoon with Mrs C A Packard. Wesley tiny Butts visited the R M Goetsch home last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Schnoor of Humboldt visited Friday at the Packard home. Mr and Mrs Eli Broberg and daughters Violet and Kay Frances Erwin were Parahontes visitors Sunday night.
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