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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
5
The Renwick Farmers Institute is held Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28, with livestock judging Friday and grain judging Saturday. The show includes poultry and home economies, a food sale, and Boy and Girl 4-H Club exhibits.
Verle Winter announces candidacy for Republican nomination as supervisor from the third district. A lifelong Vernon Township resident with farming background, he emphasizes representation from Vernon and Lake townships and pledges fair service if elected.
Curtis Ganzeveld, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Granzes veld, became very ill after swallowing kerosene found in a kitchen can at his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pogge. He was rushed to Ren Wick where a local physician treated him. His throat was badly burned but he is recovering.
Mrs. Laura Hollelrod learned Thursday of the death of her niece Mrs. Chas. Adama of Markeville Kansas. Adama, formerly Misa Hermea Higbee, was born and raised in Renwick. Cause of death listed as pentmania. Mrs. Anna Higbee, 8. C. Higbee, was the longtime publisher of the Renwick Times.
Donna Nissen, daughter of Myra and Stra Wilbur Nissen, suffered a bad burn when she reached for a hot wood stove at the Maurice Nissen residence last Thursday. She was taken to a physician who treated and dressed the injured arm.
Lawry Saverude announces candidacy for Humboldt county supervisor from the Lake Vernon Norway district. He highlights three terms served, previous chairmanship, and a record of good service and fair treatment, inviting veterans to consider him in the June 1086 Republican primaries.
The week followed March's known pattern with alternating sunny days and rain and freezing temperatures. Heavy hail and strong winds caused some building damage in distant areas, while the local region saw milder conditions by Wednesday evening and a warm spell anticipated.
Humboldt junior high school captured the county junior high basketball tournament at Vernon consolidated school last Thursday and Saturday, defeating Livermore 16 to 33 in the finals. Humboldt reached the final by beating Vernon, Renwick and Gilmore City, while Livermore eliminated Dakota City, Bradgate and Rutland. Renwick struggled with no points in the opening round and few field goals in their game.
Renwick High School faced a tough district playoff at Estherville after a strong run in the Little Nine and sectional games. In the opener Brooke defeated Renwick in a close, hard fought contest as other top teams were eliminated early.
Last Thursday rider Don Hauzon was seriously injured when a pony stumbled while chasing cattle at the Cxlla Tanck farm. He suffered a badly sprained ankle with no broken bones.
Ray Murray, secretary of agriculture of town, is slated to address the Community Club at Uhair on Monday night, April 13. Other items include social events at the Latch home with a tea and bridge games as listed, with prizes noted for Mrs Floyd Lane and Mrs Howard Barton.
Meron 26 1916 items note visits by Mr and Mrs Ernest Kraft to relatives at Gladbrook Wmn Nissen installs a glade topped refrigerator counter in his meat market Verne Lindatrormiaunder quarantine for smallpox Ray Overbaugh returns home to Buhl Idaho after two months with relatives Albert Schipull and Hazel Peterai to represent Stanwick high school in county declamatory at Humboldt on April 20 Wilbur Phipps works for A B Richardson in Eagle Grove Louise Overbaugh Lillian Tanck and Howard McCurry travel to Ames for spring vacation Chris Elelmee acquires house occupied by H B Cole Colt plans move to Eagle Grove in May Jas Jones family take Malcolm to Algona hospital for appendicitis operation
St Pauls Lutheran Church under Pastor J H Reents lists a German service at 1 a m with Sunday School at 108.1 Maurice Nissen superintendent Divine service at 11 a m theme My God My God Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me. Service at Corwith 2 30 p m Luther League devotional 7 30 Confirmation instruction Saturday 8 30 a m Ladies Aid meets next week Wednesday at Mrs W Kubly home Special mid week Lenten service Wednesday at 7 15 p m St Pauls invites you.
Renwick notes list Sunday School at 10 led by A H Martin Superintendent and Morning Worship at 11 with a Lent sermon series titled The Courage of Jews. Mardy church hosts 10 4 morning service. Wilma Gimner and Mrs Gimner travel to Ames. Mrs Sehona of Fort Alison visits grandmother Mrs Mary Yeariman. Eleanor Yeoman spouse and family history cited.
The Renwick Theatre features Big Broadcast of 1936 Friday through Sunday March 23 29 headlined by Burna Allen Jack Gakie Lydia Roberts Nicholas Brothers Charlea Ruggles Mary Toland Bill Robinson Weat and McGinty and others Also listed Tuesday Wednesday March 31 April 1 The Bowery with Wallace Beery George Raft Way Wray Jackie Cooper plus a band act
The page previews next month films featuring Fadie Cantor in Kid Millions, Shirley Temple in Curly Top, and Witl Rogera in Steamboat Round the Head with billed showings and theater details.
The Renwick Times announces a weekly Thursday edition published by L. W. Miller. The notice confirms establishment in 1884 and lists the Renwick Post Office as the mailing entry. Subscription rate details are partially shown, indicating a one year term.
Frank S. Lovrien declares his bid for the Iowa House seat representing Humboldt County. He states the race is subject to Republican voters at the June 1926 primaries.
M A Wallukait announces candidacy for re election as Clerk of the District Court Humboldt County subject to the will of the veterans at the June 1936 primaries Motto Efficiency economy and tourteau.
Republican veteran H J Sexe announces bid for Humboldt County Sheriff ahead of the June 1924 primaries. The filing signals a formal campaign in the local race.
Don R. Sawyer announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Humboldt County Attorney subject to June 1986 primaries. Ed H. Parsong also declares candidacy for the Republican nomination under the same conditions.
Candidate announces for June 1838 and 1936 Humboldt County primaries. Names include U H Johnson for County Auditor, Lewis Wergeland and W E Winter for Third District Supervisor, Vernon Lake and Norway townships, with Lewis Saverude seeking nomination by Humboldt Republican voters at the June 1936 primaries.
Thos H Byrne and J M Read announce their candidacies for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer of Humboldt County. Voters will cast ballots in the June 1936 primaries under party guidance.
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