Weekend Visitors Reach Across Towns in Iowa Notes
Mr and Mrs G S Peters visited relatives at Ruthven over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Dockery of Hempton went last Sunday with Mrs Hazel Berry. Dale Klaesser of Spencer visited here with relatives. Mrs Ruth Claussen of Nevada called at the Walter Hoffman home. Mr and Mrs J F Kelling and Mr and Mrs Claude Norris of Graettinger were among Eagle Grove visitors at the L W Fleming home. Mr and Mrs Leon Barnes and children from Northwood were guests at George Latch's home. Mr and Mrs D J Sessler of Dumont visited John Zimmerman on Tres. Misses Martha Proud and Margaret Ballantyne visited with relatives at Waterloo. Dr H Yanney and daughters Lavina and Wanda of Webster City were Sunday guests at the Maine Yanney home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dockery
Hempton
Hazel Berry
Ruth Claussen
Nevada
Walter Hoffman
J. F. Kelling
Claude Norris
Guy Ballard
Graettinger
Eagle Grove
Leon Barnes
Northwood
George Latch
D. J. Sessler
Dumont
John Zimmerman
Tres
Mrs. Sessier
John
H. Yanney
Lavina
Wanda
Webster City
Maine Yanney
Mrs Charles Schipull 71 Died Friday Night Funeral Held Monday
Mrs Charles Schipull aged 71 died at her Renwick home Friday night after years of illness. Funeral at 2 pm Monday at the home with Rev C R Yeager of the Methodist church officiating. Burial at Goldfield. Survived by husband and eight children, twelve grandchildren, one brother George Kelling, two sisters, and many relatives. The Schipull family expresses gratitude to neighbors, friends, Eastern Stars, and others for support during mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schipull
Renwick
C. R. Yeager
Methodist Church
Goldfield
Sadie T. Kelling
John
Mary Kelling
Kelling
Boone River
Wright County
Rudolph
Carl
Albert
Luverne
0. T. Carlson
Manson
Walter
Mancos
Colo
D. B. Gearhart
Detroit
Mich
A. R. Young
Byron
George Kelling
August Hoffman
Kate Wilcox
Los Angeles
Calif
Train Crashes Truck Near Thornet Killing Nine Cattle
Millard Martin narrowly escaped death when a North Western passenger train struck his cattle truck two miles east of Thornet. Nine cattle died on impact, two more were shot, and a broken collar bone plus fractured ribs left him briefly injured. He was treated at Earle Grove and returned to the scene. The accident delayed the train and required a second engine at Eagle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Martin
Goldfield
W. H. Martin
Renwick
North Western
Thornet
Millard
Calla Tanck
Arthur Smith
Thor
Earle Grove
Eagle Grove
Three Suits Filed Over Wright County Auto Collision
In Wright county district court at Clarion three petitions sue S A Palmer and Donald Palmer over a foggy night head on crash on highway 60 near Reach. James Rice Myrtle Rice Wesley Cleveland and Myrtle Rice seek 30000 total plus costs for medical dental and vehicular damages and permanent injury. Donald Palmer sustains a fractured ship with further damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright County
Clarion
S. A. Palmer
Donald Palmer
Palmer
Weslar
Cleveland
Highway 60
Reaches
James Rice
Myrtle Rice
Wesley Cleveland
Wesley
W. Cleveland
Town Election Spurs Strong Local Interest Amid Close Race
The town election held last Monday generated notable interest as ballots totaled 172 with many voters ferried to the polls. Dick Elmer won the mayoralty by eight votes. councilmen chosen were M. Babler, George Lateh, W. H. Phipps, L. W. Fleming and Jim Kelling. Treasurer CG. A. Richardson and assessor R. E. Cook ran unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Elmer
M. Babler
George Lateh
W. H. Phipps
L. W. Fleming
Jim Kelling
CG. A. Richardson
R. E. Cook
Henry Eggerth
Sanford Anderson
M. Ban Jer
Geo. Latch
W. H. Long
Hartimer
James Kelling
A. A. McCurry
C. A. Packard
C. A. Richardson
L. B. P. Bridge Club Holds Dinner Plan
The L. B. P. Bridge club met at the Nellis home with five tables. Officers for next season were elected: H. D. Black president and L. W. Fleming secretary. A season end dinner will feature the five lowest scoring couples. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saxton visited Belmond and plan to move there by week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. P. Bridge Club
Dean Nellis
H. D. Black
L. W. Fleming
Twenty-One Years Ago items from Renwick Times 1917
Twenty-one years ago items from the Renwick Times dated March 29 1917 note Beulah Yanney at A B Richardson's store. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Mills last Friday. Mary Stone of Humboldt visiting sister Mrs C F Fleming. Renwick Womans club to host Fortnightly club next Tuesday at Mrs D O Strain's. Anna Elmer returned from Creston Neb. Henry Hudson arrives from Virginia to farm nearby. Julius Egenes home on short vacation from railroad work. Engstrom now near Kanawha marries Core Heckerson. they will live near Kanawha farm. Fred Gugger and Mrs Fred Hefty take Rose Gugger to Algona hospital but operation not needed. Mrs Earl D Phipps hosts Fortnightly club. initiation of Mrs A R Martin and Mrs A N Overbaugh. program led by Mrs Carl Flemmig. Boone Township club program set for April 3 includes Jennie Hanson and others. A B Richardson acquires FP W Beckwith and Son store building stock. new name New Cash Store. Richerson already runs general and hardware stores. Ruth Ione Barton and George Henry Claussen wed at Humboldt. Rev Robert Lee Stuart officiates. couple to move to Hartwick where George bought a 4 garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stone
Humboldt
C. F. Flemiig
Renwick
Inner Engstrom
Boone Township
Kanawha
Core Heckerson
Fred Gugger
Fred Hefty
Little Rose Gugger
Algona
Earl D. Phipps
A. R. Martin
A. N. Overbaugh
Carl Flemmig
Boone Township Club
Jennie Hanson
Charley Packard
Adah Packard
Cleone Simpson
Ruth and Pearl Brown
Eftie Kearney
Everett Nelson
Ivy Bogard
Estelle Schoolcraft
Humbold
Ruth Ione Barton
John Barton
George Henry Claussen
Caroline Claussen
Robert Lee Stuart
Claussen
Mr and Mrs J E Jones Host Bridge Club Closure
Mr and Mrs J E Jones entertained their bridge club at home last Friday evening. A pot luck dinner was served at 6 30 followed by bridge played by four tables. This marked the closing party for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jones
Renwick Theatre April Schedule Shows Tuesday Wednesday
April programs run on Tuesday and Wednesday nights featuring the best pictures. April 5-6 presents THE OLD BARN DANCE with GENE AUTRY plus comedy sport reel and news. Wednesday draws registered on Tuesday. Admission ten cents and twenty six cents. Line in on WMT each Tuesday Thursday and Saturday noon for Cass theatre circuit news. free admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Autry
WMT
Cass Theatre
Renwick Times Adopts New Subscription Rate
The Renwick Times announces subscription details for 1894 with an annual rate of three dollars, published weekly each Thursday morning under editor L. W. Miller. The notice notes second class matter status at the Renwick Post Office and establishment in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Renwick
First Baptist Ewing Holland News and Services
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. The Mission Circle presents a two pageant The Challenge of the Birthday Candies for the 60th birthday of the Woman's Home Mission Society. Special offering. Evening service at 8. Pastor continues First Peter Can the Church Come Back. Northern Association missionary talk at local Baptist church on April 6 with delegates from 17 churches. Miss Edna Smith of Sweton South China will be main speaker. Mrs. E G Gribel is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamez Nelson
Mission Circle
Womans Home Mission Society
Peter
Women of the Northern Association
M E Church Notes by Yeager Pastor
M E Church notes show Hardy morning worship at 2 am and Sunday School led by James with Epworth League at 7:30. W F M S meets with Mrs Clyde Olden Thursday afternoon and at the church Friday afternoon. Winston Yeager presides over morning worship and a special young folks service with choir practice Thursday evening inviting all to come and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twick
Winston Yeager
St Pauls Lutheran Church Services and Activities
St Pauls Lutheran Church schedules Divine service at 11 am and 2:30 pm on Sunday with Sunday School at 2t 1 p m. Maurice Nissen superintendent. Luther League devotions at 7 45. Confirmation instruction Saturday at 1 30 p m. Choir practice Saturday 8 p m. Ladies Aid meets next week Wednesday at Mrs W H Helmkes home. Special Lenten service Wednesday at St Pauls Church invites you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Nissen
Corwith
Luther Lesgue
Lesder
Viola
Ladies Aid
W. H. Helmke
Ts St. Paul’s
Evangelical Church EF. Sunday Schedule Update posted
Evangelical Church EF in Lawton invites worshippers with Sunday School at 10am and Morning Worship at 11. Mission Band meets at 7:30 under Mrs. Walter Attig. Bible study Thursday at 1:30 followed by choir. Class of instruction in Christian religion Saturday at 2:30. Also notes Donald Biesie left for Wichita Falls to work in a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zimmerman
Mission Band
Walter Attig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renwick Savings Bank
Renwick, Iowa
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
M. B. Richardson & Co
Mrs. G.S. Peters
Ruthven
Dale Klaesser
Spencer
Martha Proud
Margaret Ballantyne
Waterloo
Peters
Lyons Brand
Fairway
A. B. Richardson
Chas. Schipull
W. G. Snyder
Bayard
Cleveland- Palmer
Harold Saxton
Belmond
Beulah Yanney
Clyde Mills
Julius Egenes
Northwestern
FP. W. Beckwith and Son
Mr. Richerson
Entertain Bridge Club
Renwick Theatre
First Baptist Church
Ewing Holland
M.E
Yeager
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
J.B. Reents
Pester
Evangelical Church
Lawton
Donald Biesie
Wichita Falls
Texas
Will Biesie
Dorothy
Lorraine
John Egenea
Roland
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