Machovec Murder Case Trials in Dakota City Begin
Dora Machovec a 16 year old faces a murder charge in Dakota City before Judge G W Stilliman. Seventy six jurors were drawn with fifty excused then cancelled. The panel includes four women and eight men with Marcus Rolland as alternate. County Attorney Jaquary prosecutes. Maurice Breen Edward Breen Elmorc Cormick defend. The mother Mrs Paul Voss testified for hours and testimony continues this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Machovec
Paul Voss
G.W. Stilliman
Dakota City
Edith Black
Emma Walker
Renwick
Louise Are
Hardy
Ernest Edge
Joe Vinsand
Wilkinson
Humboldt
John Jenson
Leona Hintz
Livermore
Wayne Nelson
Goldfield
L. A. Watson
Rutland
Seren Anderson
Bradgate
EB. M. Hinners
Gilmore
Marcus Rolland
Bode
Franklin
Jaquary
Maurice Breen
Edward, Breen
ElmorcCormick
Fort, Dodge
John’ Machovee
Minden
Iowa
Paul. Vass
Voss Farm
Wm.Bennen
HJ. Sexe
Welfare worker openings in Des Moines county welfare office
Welfare departments seek workers for home visits and welfare tasks in county offices. Starting salary $110 monthly. Permanent positions. Apply now at the county welfare office or Merit System Council, Insurance Exchange Building, Des Moines, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Departments of Social Welfare
Blanks County
Merit ‘System Council
Insurance Exchange
Des Moines 9
Towa
Men’s Community Club Father and Son Banquet at High School
The Men’s Community Club held its annual father and son banquet at the Fort Dodge high school. A 7 pm dinner was served by the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church, followed by community singing led by Rev. Paul W. Neal and a wrestling exhibition by Fort Dodge high school team coached by Ben Duea. Lt. Coren Schipall attended. officers elected for next year were Harry Hubbell president Donald McGowan vice president Nate Stevens secretary-treasurer. This was the season’s last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Kenneth Carlson
Kenneth Lehmaker
Ed Steinhoff
Howard Steinhoff
Carl Loria
Dick Kopp
Lyle Schuh
Merwan Haugas
Joe Arnold
Howard Smith
Coren Schipall
Army Air ‘Corps
Harry Hubbell
Donald McGowan
Nate Stevens
Quality Store Dissolved in Corwith After 28 Years
The Quality Store of Corwith, run by B A Ross and J Zweifel for 28 years, will dissolve. Ross to operate Modern Self Serve Grocery, Zweifel to take Quality Dry Goods and Federated Store, bought seven years ago. Ross came from Rentwick and Zweifel from Laverne to join the Corwith firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwith
B.A. Ross
J. A.zweifel
Ross
Educational Ride for Sheldon Public School Pupils
First grade students from Sheldon Public School rode a train to Hull with Miss Dorothy Blesie. The trip provided both excitement and education into train operations. Local executives explained how different departments work aboard the train. Visitors and family members were noted at Waterloo, Rockford, Klemme, Eagle Grove, and Sioux City where gatherings occurred and funerals attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Dorothy. Blesie
Hull
Trath
Twenty-One Years Ago Items from Renwick Times 1923
Reprint of March 22 1923 Renwick Times items with births deaths relocations and local events. Notes include baby born March 18 to Mr and Mrs Tom Dye, Mildred Lane visiting from Iowa State College, resignations at Nissen's market, train service disruptions, deaths in Sullivan and Idaho, declamatory contest results, a serious burn to Mrs Henry Palmateer, and a powerful two day blizzard with record cold followed by rising temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Times
Tom Dye
Charley, Mills
Idaho
Mrs Green Hosts Know Your Neighbor and SOS Bridge Club
Mrs L W Miller hosted SOS bridge at her home last Friday with three tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs B D Black high score, Mrs Calle Tank second, and Mrs E J Wanken for guests. Tea closed the afternoon. Mrs Harl Gimer poured. This was the season’s last SOS meeting. Mrs M M Green hosted Know Your Neighbor at her home last Thursday with Mrs Walter McPeak teaching and Mrs Ernest Helmke in charge of the surprise program. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Miller
SOS
B.D. Black
Calle Tank
E. J. Wanken
Harl Gimer
M. M. Green
Walter McPeak
Ernest Helmke
Fleming Hosts Bridge Club Night At Home
Mr and Mrs L W Fleming hosted their bridge club on Tuesday evening with three tables in play. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs Stanley McCorry as hostesses provided light refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W Fleming
Stanley McCorry
Renwick Times Subscription Notice
The Renwick Times publishes weekly on Thursdays. Subscription rates list one year terms and current mailing details for readers. Subscriptions are processed through the Renwick Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Miller
Renwick
Miller Announces Candidacy for Humboldt County State Rep
J B Miller announces candidacy for the office of State Representative for Humboldt County Iowa subject to Republican voters decision at the June 5 1944 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Iowa
J.B Miller
Wallikait Announces Republican Candidacy for Humboldt Clerk
OM A Wallikait announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Humboldt County. He seeks voters support at the June 1944 primaries, subject to the will of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
OM. A
Wallikait
C H Dobnaga Seeks Humboldt County Auditor Nomination
C H Dobnaga of Humboldt Iowa announces candidacy for County Auditor in the June 5 1944 Republican primary. He asks for voters support and signs as Humboldt, Iowa.
Recorder Candidacy Declared by Humboldt County Candidate
Recorder announces run for Humboldt County Recorder on the Republican ticket subject to voters in the Lane 5th Primaries. He pledges continued service if reelected, citing past work as recorder and urging public approval without embellishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Towa
AG R
Soriien
Humboldt County Attorney Candidate Declared
Franklin Jagua announces candidacy for county attorney of Humboldt County subject to Republican voters will at the June 1944 primaries. He frames his bid as a direct appeal to party voters and outlines plans to serve the county if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Franklin Jagua
Local notes mix politics visits and spring weather
Senator Boreh comments on corruption as Greens official Elessi visited. Mrs Elassi returns from Greene to her home. Mrs Don Brayton named acting postmaster. Carroll Blacklei t to Iowa City for state basketball tournament and weekend with relatives. Families hosting gatherings near Hardy and Webster City. Weather shifts toward spring with brief snow then rain. Legion meeting hosts Arthur Porter dairy expert. Talking Cow draws crowd with coffee and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Blackleit
Iowa City
Molina
Maine Yanney
Earl
Beulah
J. H. Tanck
R.E. McGowan
Norman Peer
Hardy
Herman Schwandt
Lewis Schwandt
Webster City S
Fred Schwandt
August Schwandt
American Legion Hall
Arthur Porter
American Legion Auxiliary
Renwick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renwick Savings Bank Capital
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
United States
Renwick Community Creamery Manufacturers of
Boone Valley
Allis-Chalmers
S. H. Klassie
Machovec
WN. E. Stevens
Birmingham
L. E. McDirmid
M. BS. Richardson
Jake Blesie
St. Paul
Ardith Schipull
Albert City
R.E. Schipuil
Eagle Grove Livestock Commission Co
Schwenck’s
Leroy Umstead
Mike Wehrheim
R. J. Uhr
Geo. Paine
Quality Store
at.Corwith
Wm._ Beenen
Harry, Kuntsling
Waterloo
R. M. .Goettsch
Ed Kruse
Howard’Barton
Rockford
Nancy
Earnest
Lacy Carr
Kanawha
Mrs. Henry, Kraft
Eagle’ Grove
Robert McCarty
Mrs. Verlé
Morehead
Sioux City
W. A. Fisher
REN Theatre
Sun
Mon
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Paramount News
Franchot Tone
Gene Kelly
Marsha Hunt
Mildred Lane
Iowa State Teacher's College
Cedar Falls
A.C. Thompson
Nissen’s
Bdred Packard
Ed Queary
George
Sullivan, TU
Chicago
W. H. Martin
Jean McDirmid
Lee Bleasner
Towa State
Ames
Harold Goettsch
Norma
Tanek
Joe’Hall
Peter‘Hefti
Vernon
Emmetsburg
Henry Palmateer
Alexander
Mercury
Lemings Entertain Bridge Club
Hbr
C. H. Dobnaga
Lewa
Boreh
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