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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
7
Local reports recount an attempted wreck on a road near Bayle and two similar incidents in the same area, with detectives on the ground. Residents note ongoing traffic and neighborhood activity, including property transactions and a hospital stay for G. Kealling.
The report covers students and teachers with Nutex Mains Ford in Des Moines for the weekend. Ninth graders study Portianal speech on Mercy while tenth grade Latin works on derivatives. The twelfth grade finishes Exchange in Reonomics. A boiler inspection occurred last Tuesday by the state inspector. Elva Greenfield visited Gowrie over the weekend.
An old catalog-style ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by I J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy cures catarrh by constitutional treatment and offers a reward if it fails. Includes testimonials and asks readers to send for a circular.
Humboldt County Institute events list Renwick and Bode basketball clashes on March 28 and April 2. Senior judges oversee class actions while 9th grade students refinish a classroom desk. A chicken pie supper funds the Athletic Association with proceeds near $100.
Special to the Times reports H W Eastman and family drove to Corwith. Phoebe Kelman visited at Jo Abernathy’s home. Bert Lewison family entertained Claude Bogard home. Luni Sunshine Society to meet with Mrs J L Dunfee. First Sunday in April holds church and Sunday School at Luni school house. J L Dunfee family guests at Enice Dunfee’s near Kanawha. Grace Purdy returning from Humboldt after care at her brother Clarence’s home. Mrs Harvey Bogard and daughter Helen arrived home from Winthrop. Helen weak after a serious illness.
Mrs Hagin came from Fort Dodge Saturday Laura Starr arrived from Des Moines Mrs Péter Thompson went to Corwith Friday Mrs Mary Godfrey returned from Goldfield Friday Hazel Raney came home from Grinnell Saturday Win Raney was in Cedar Falls on business Harold Stephenson was in town Saturday between trains Eds and Mrs Fay Thompson were at Algona Saturday Shurtz from Eagle Grove visited the News household Saturday Stevffacher and daughter Alina were Algona shoppers Saturday Youngworth and Wilkinson were Renwood visitors this week Raney visited Fort Dodge for eye treatment Mildred Smith and Mabel Anderson attended a teacher meeting in Fort Dodge Glen Ostrander, La Verne’s Rainbow hero, returned home Friday noon welcomed by a large crowd at the depot He says he is glad to see the Lu Verne people
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