Local News Items From Goldfield Area
Miss Doris Thompson visited last Sunday with her folks at LaVerne. Mrs. Howard Barton hosts the Rebekah Circle this afternoon. A. B. Richardson visits Des Moines with daughter Mrs. Everett Graber and family. A blue rag cow lost Friday. finder notify Harry Mantle Goldfield Iowa. Mrs. A. W. Emme returned to Jesup after two weeks with her mother Mrs. A. A. Packard. Mrs. John Zimmerman recovered at Fort Dodge after operation. Glonn Huston Beauty Shop in Eagle Grove offers permanent curls and hair service. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lane and children at Eagle Grove for C. J. Lane’s birthday. Mrs. Alvin Edgar and children from Ames also there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niemier and children of Fort Dodge visited. R. J. Griebel’s family returned from Fort Dodge. Tieran Heggen and family moved to Leslie Pierce residence. Lena Liscum and sons moved back to Renwick. Mrs. Melvin Neese of Stratford visited Edna Kelling. Prof. A. E. Lauritzen refereed girls sectional basketball in Stratford. Dolores Blesis among 46 ISU students in Bizet opera Carmen March 11–12. Mrs. Henry Geigel hosted relatives and friends. guests included C. B. Scott and family, Karl Kenneberg and sons, Fred Madson and Marcus Madson, Feirfield Dean and Darlene, and M. Babler. Marty Schwyster of Renwick among 28 northwest Iowans awaiting final citizenship hearing in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Thompson
LaVerne
Howard Barton
Rebekeh
A. B. Richardson
Des Moines
Everett Graber
Harry Mantle
Goldfield
Iowa
Jesup
A. A. Packard
John Zimmermen
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Frank Niemier Sng
Howard Bogard
EB. G. Griebel
R. J. Griebel
Humboldé
Renwick
Liseum
Melvin ‘Neese
Mary Kelling
Stratford
Edna Kelling
A. E. Lauritzen
Ledyard
Dolores Blesis
Iowa State Teachers College
Henry Geigel
Lena
Fletcher Scott
Guston
Kentucky
C. B. Scott
Karl Kennenberg
Konrad and
Kenneath
Fred Madson
Marcus Madson
Feirfield Dean
Darlene
Corwith
M. Babler
Notice of Renwick School Election in Iowa
Notice to qualified electors of the Independent School District of Renwick in Humboldt and Wright counties Iowa that the regular election will be held at the Town Hall on Monday March 1987 polls open 12 noon close 7 pm A director for a three year term to succeed C A Walker J L Peer Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Humboldt
Wright
Iowa
Renwick Markets Prices For Wednesday March 3
Local dealers quote market prices for March 3 with corrections possible. Corn No 4 is listed at 1.05 per bushel.
Local notices from Cerlon to Postville events in late February
A compilation of small town updates lists births visits moves and household news. It notes Paul Bummrow visiting Cerlon and a Feb 26 baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Irvin Friday in addition to visits by Mrs Bernard Wagner and Miss Pauline Cameron with Don ald Blesi. It mentions Claude Bogard recovering from surgery in Rochester and upcoming Vernon township meeting on Friday. Also records family moves Welter Attig and Ted Glirich relocating with others and alfalfa and clover prices. A miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Gilbert Carlson with gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bummrow
Cerlon
Minn
Mrs
Irvin
Timely warnings and practical common sense note
A worker ignores a nail protruding from a board and suffers a serious infection, leading to a hospital stay. The piece urges readers to send practical notes warning about carelessness rather than flowers, promoting action over sympathy.
Stockholders Notice and Local Community Notes from Renwick
Stockholders of the Renwick Farmers Live Stock Shipping Association will meet at the American Legion hall on Saturday March 18. Dinner at noon and the business meeting to follow. Various local notes report visits, club meetings, and new residents, including residents from Clarion Forest City Fort Dodge Stanhope Algona and Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Farmers’ Live Stock Shipping Association
American Legion Hall
Eli Broberg
Local church notes preview upcoming events
aL E Church notes C R Yesger pastor Hardy Merring worship 10 am Sunday School 11 am Wm James supt Elm meets Friday after noon March 5 Mrs Larson Dr Mohlewan to show pictures of Mexico Hardy church 7 30 pm Renwick Sunday School 10 am Epworth League 6 30 pm Tom Gimner leader Sermon So Loved the World moving pictures of Mexico Thursday evening March 11 begin on time this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Merring
Ialm
Wm. James
W. Elm. S
L. C. Larson
Mohlewan
Mexico
Renwick
R. Martin
Epworth League
Tom Gimner
Muhleman
First Baptist Church Ewing Holland Services Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a.m. James Nelson Supt Worship at 11 a.m. Will It Work topic. Evening Gospel service 7 30 p m Up-to-the-minute Christianity Midweek service 7 30 p m March 10 at parsonage Bring Bibles brief choir rehearsal after Pastor to meet young people for spring activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nelson
Evangelical Church Schedule Under Pastor Laurence Sohl
Evangelical Church led by Pastor Laurence Sohl features Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. E L C E at 7 p.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. Ladies' Aid meets first Wednesday, W M S second Wednesday. Lenten services held each Thursday at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
W. M.S
Mrs Kubly and Mrs Eason Visit For Short Course
Mrs Henry Kubly and Mrs EB J Eason of LaVerne visited friends here last Friday and Saturday and attended the short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kubly
EB. J. Eason of
LaVerne
Advances in Global Transportation in 1936
The National Geographic bulletin highlights 1936 as a landmark year in transport with transoceanic air and sea service, shortened Atlantic crossings, a world circumnavigation by air, and record bridges in the United States. It notes the Queen Mary’s entry into service, a four day seven hour twelve minute crossing, and new rail and highway links across Russia, the United States, and beyond.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
English Channel
Dover
Texas
Mexico City
Vladivostok-Khabarovsk
Russia
Korea
Khabarovsk
Amur
Manchukuo
Bam
Komsarmelsk
Sea of Japan
Sakhalin
United States
Tri-Borough
New York City
Hell Gate
Little Hell Gate
Harlem River
Bronx Kill
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Bey
San Francisco
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Mark Twain
Mississippi
Hannibal
Missouri
Missouri River
Washington
Fore River
Massachusetts
Weymouth
Westchester
Henry Hudson
Spurten Duyvil Creek
Cormer
Manhattan Island
Moscow
Poland
Germany
England
Elbe-Havel
Hamburg
Berlin
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Delaware River
Miami
Japan
Switzerland
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Los Angeles
Norris
Tennessee Valley
Chamber
Romanche River
France Opens First Electric Village in Saint Hilaire
Maubeuge France The first electrical village completed in France uses electric light stoves irons and heating in every home. Saint Hilaire sur Helpe village residents report greatly reduced household labor with electricity and leisure. Minister Leo Lagrange inaugurated the service noting plans to expand nationwide and compare with American projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maubeuge
France
Saint Hilaire-sur-Helpe
Saint Chlaire
Leurt
Saint Hilaire
Leo Lagrange
America
Tennessee Valley
Texas Garden Nets 88 From 2 20 Seed Sale
Dalhart area farmer Ross McMeen and wife, despite drought, report garden success. Planting a quarter acre with $2.20 seed, they have sold $82 in vegetables, canned to last, and bought staples. A windmill powered water system aided the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dalhart
Ross McMeen
McMeens
McMesa
Retired Miner Keeps Youth With Daily Walks in Pa
Joseph Kettering, a retired coal miner from rgh Pennsylvania, credits daily long walks for his health and longevity. He and brother Alartin, now 77, once walked five miles each way to work. Old Joe never misses a daily Braddock walk and sometimes treks 28 miles round trip to downtown Pittsburgh weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kettering
Kettering
Alartin
Joe
Braddock
Pittsburgh
Army Worm Subdued in Hawaii Sugar Fields
Entomologists at the Hawaiian sugar industry's agricultural experiment station have perfected a new poison powder to aid eradication of the army worm, a destructive pest threatening crops in many U.S. regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Red fingernail polish sparks etiquette clash in Oklahoma City
John O M e, Chicago instructor of table service etiquette, complains that red fingernail polish distracts diners and degrades service. He argues polish is impossible and qualifies as objectionable, urging waitstaff to maintain a refined, subdued appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
John O'Me
Chicago
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United States District Court
Charles 4. Rain
Omaha
United States Court
Hare
United States District
George G. Seote
Sioux City
S. L. Huntley
McGowan Grocery
C. A. Walker
J. 1
Peer
Renwick Markets
Bernard Wagner
Marshalltown
Henry Leshsinger
Pauline Cameron
Donald Blesi
Will Blesie
Glen Brock and
Gordon and
Richard
Brock
Claude Bogard
Rochester
Vernon Township
Mars Schwyter
Ted Glirich
Sion City
Welter Attig
Ullrich
Emil Begerin
Roberts’ Son
Postville
Gilbert Carlson
Chas. Ber
W. H. Long
Renwick, Iowa
M. C. Rockwood
Paine No. 25
Turner
Renwick Savings Bank
A. H. Stafford, D. V. M
Clarion-Mason City
Agers
Walter McPeak
Clarion
Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Scott Havilan
Elemme
Clarence Johnson
Oscar Swanson
Stanhope
Hbis
Jennie Swanson
Lloyd Pool
Lola
Edna Kel ‘Ving
Algona
Mike Boge
Persia
Wm. McKenzie
Bert Norder
Hart Jr
Henry Norder
C. F. Fiemmig
Womans’ Club
Boone Township
Vi Kratsinger
Rosa
Mr. Kratsinger
Jen Nielsen
News Review
Chey
Edward W. Pickerd
Mos
al E
C. R. Yesger
First Baptist Church
Ewing Holland
Evangelical Church
Laurence Sohl
Renwick Theatre
Katharine Hepburn
Herbert Marshall
Vaudeville
Lewis Stone
Bruce Cabot
Louise Latimer
Lincoln
Norwestern Bell Telephone Company
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