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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1936

Page

5

Renwick Captures Class B Sectional Title in Algona Meet

Renwick claimed the Class B sectional crown at Algona after a Friday morning win over Porton 38 to 17 and a 35 to 24 victory over Madard Friday night The semifinal march concluded Saturday with an 41 to 18 win over Corlew and a 28 to something final against Sheneelvea Bade Despite a late rally Renwick held on to clinch the title The team advances to the district tournament at Estherville paired with Brooke Other Class G entrants include Lake Park Moneta Bronson Plymouth Danbury and Ledyard.

Renwick Algona Porton Reaultein Angereal May Madard Corlew Sheneelvea Bode Lake Park Moneta Bronson Plymouth Danbury Ledyard

Lewis Wergeland Candidate for Supervisor Third District

Lewis Wergeland seeks the Republican nomination for the Third District supervisor seat covering Lake Norway and Vernon townships. A farmer from Humboldt County, he lives near Shor, with a wife and five children, and promises a vigorous campaign and willing, fair service if elected.

The Times Lewis Wergeland Lake, Norway Vernon Wergeland Shor Humboldt Copnly John Wergeland Hardy Etomboldt

Bert Bolin Rites in LaVerne

Bert Bolin died Wednesday evening March 11 in Humboldt after a year of illness. He lived with sister Mrs M Lowmiller east of LaVerne until December 1984 hospitalization in Fort Dodge. Funeral held Friday at LaVerne Presbyterian Church. Casket bearers were Harry Christman Wilson Legler Ed Anderson Bredi Closely Wendell Friday Percy Brink. He was 61, born in Wapello, Iowa, formerly of Goldfield, never married. Survived by brothers John Clarksville and Newt Swea City and sisters Emma Green Clinton Iowa and Lochmiller.

Bert Bolin Humboldt Ed Anderson Bredi Closely Wendell Friday Percy Brink Wapello Iowa Goldfield John Clarksville Newt Swea City Emma Green Clinton IIL Lochmiller

Renwick Dominates Subcounty and State Preliminary Declamations

Subcounty winners were Ora torical There is No Peace by Dale Peterson Dramatic Faith by Betty Lockwood Humorous Home Town Rehearsal by Clarence Hoogler. State preliminary winners were There is No Peace Faith Home Town Rehearsal. Gertrude Jackman of Corwith judged subcounty, Mrs Kyseth of Clirion judged state prelims. Music provided by string sextet and mixed quartet.

Renwick High Schol Studenta Hell Hero Aed Vernon Thor Renwick

Byrne Seeks Republican Nomination for Humboldt County Treasurer

Thos B Byrne presents his candidacy for county treasurer in Humboldt County. A pioneer farmer from Pi Oneer area, Byrne raised a family there and later served as county supervisor before being elected treasurer. Supporters urge him to continue his high standard of service in office.

Thos. B. Byrne Humboldt County Alr Byrne Thos, BE Pioneer Thes

Shipping Association Holds Annual Meeting at Legion Hall

The Renwick Farmers' Cooperatives Live Stock Shipping Association gathered at the Legion hall Saturday afternoon with about 125 members attending the dinner served by the Legion Auxiliary. Officers elected for the coming year were Edward Oppedahl as president, W F Bleasper as vice president, Eli Broberg as secretary and treasurer, and Omer Davis, Paul Heg Ren, plus Otto Leutwyler as directors.

Renwick Farmers’ Cooperatives Live Stock Shipping Association Legion Hall Legion Auxiliary Ladies Edward Oppedahl W. F. Bleasper Eli Broberg Omer Davis Paul Heg Ren Otto Leutwyler

Dr. R. I. Brown to Speak at Corwith Auditorium

Omaha radio preacher Dr. R I Brown will address a Tuesday night meeting in Corwith high school auditorium. Local residents from Renwick and nearby areas are expected to attend.

R. I. Brown Omaha Corwith Dr. Brown Renwick Vievility

Twenty One Years Ago In Renwick Tinea March 18 1916

An item from the Renwick Tinea notes events from March 18 1916. Arthur Schenken of Keystone visited. Alice Mernon leaves for Des Moines to attend school. Walter Nult hosted by Carroll Richardson. Bradley Brothers’ peanut show drew crowds with a diamond ring prize for best girl vote. The Renwick electric light plant began operation at 5:00 pm lighting all streets. Patrons at the first light included local stores and homes. A Booster Club formed at the State Bank with MM J Holt president and R M Goettach secretary treasurer. Banquet plans named J G Kelling Will Blesse Fred Walkner and R A Goatsch on committees.

Arthur Schenken Keystone 18 Alice Mernon Dea Moines Walter Nult Carroll Richardson Bradley Brothers Hoya Ethel Bucks Renwick At & P.m A.B. Richardson C. SY Obdean's C. W. Yeoman E. G. Griebel Hall First National Bank W. H. Bell P. Figh Chris Rasmussen State

Rood enters race for Humboldt County treasurer

J M Rood of Bode announces bid for Republican nomination for Humboldt County treasurer subject to June 1836 primary. A longtime banker and local official, he has served as Bode treasurer and district treasurer, with deep roots in community and banking, married with five children.

J.M. Rood Bode Humboldt County Rood Engel Rood Tumboldt College Bode State Savings Bank Isterenshier First National Bank of Humboldt Trust and Savings Bank Bode Secion Road la

Renwick Theatre Weekend Lineups Tebounds with Stars

Saturday and Sunday shows March 21-22 feature Every Night at Bight with George Batt Alice Faye Patsy Koly and Frances Langford plus a Major Bowes Amateur hour and Pathe news. Tuesday and Wednesday March 24-25 present Mary Burns Fugitive with Sylvia Sydney Allen Baxter and Pert Kelton. March 25-29 Big Broadcast of 1980 riffs with Burns and Allen Jack Oakie Lydia Roberts Nicholas Brothers Dot and Dag Herald Ruggles Mary Boland and more.

George Batt Alice Faye Patsy Koly Frances Langford Alo Major Bowes Pathe Mary Burns Sylvia Sydney Allen Baxter Pert Kelton Deason Burngs& Allen Jack Oxkiv Lydia Roberts Nicholas Brothers Dot and Dagh Charles Ruggles Mary Boland Bill Robinson Weal & McGinty

Three Guardians of Liberty on Supreme Court and Press

The piece extols the U.S. Supreme Court as the final arbiter of constitutional rights, condemns amnesty proposals altering its powers, and lauds the Constitution, the Court, and an uncensored press as the trio safeguarding liberty and orderly government across the states.

United States Supreme Court NRA Court Congress United States United State Supreme Court Jibarty

Roosevelt swears to preserve Constitution amid ethics controversy

President Roosevelt takes oath to uphold the Constitution but faces scrutiny over actions critics claim contradict constitutional duties. The debate centers on executive overreach and adherence to legal limits as opponents call for accountability and transparency.

Roosevelt

England Failed to Halt Italy's Ethiopian Invasion

Britain did not deter Italy from invading Ethiopia, allowing the aggressor to seize resources and territory with minimal interference. Italy proceeds with its campaign while England raises little resistance.

England Ethiopia Italy Tkaly

Germany Faces No Fear From England Says Observer

A dated commentary argues Germany should not fear England or other nations after the Italo-Ethiopia incident. It claims Germany will not be deterred and will act in its own interests despite international threats.

Germany England

United States at risk of war as ships supply warring nations

The text warns that U S policy to keep out of war may fail as American ships supply combatants. It predicts eventual losses of a vessel or American casualties could trigger intervention and a shift in policy.

United States

Hat fitting time blamed by New Deal magazine

A New Deal era magazine accuses women of wasting time in hat shops while noting the administration can quick change hats, securing a billion dollar bonnet and exiting as swiftly as a fireman sliding a brass pole.

The New Deal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Renwick Savings Bank Insurance and Farm Loans Meather Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Renwick, Iowa A. B. Richardson Hasiery Bork Ifelfc Farmers Co-operative Co G. L. Peterson Mer Alizo EEM Eales A Shipping Ass Oje Lanning Elias Carlgan Bratt George Reilig Rakland Ill Anderson Renwick High School Wal, Higgins Flaira James Clowes Raymond Gorvalli Jerry Dora Gorvall Ruby Ray Durscher Nagle Grove Jd. FL Kelling Renwick Tinea J. M. Rood Renwick Theatre Guardians of Liberty
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