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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
7
A damaged excerpt references figures and a comeback production, mentioning June and a controversial line about a person connected to a deadly aim. The text is garbled, with missing names and places, but hints at financial or production discourse and a fatal implication.
A South Dakota paper notes the death of Lewis, a former Renwick resident, who was severely injured in an Easter Sunday warehouse explosion at Baldwin Oil Co. His burns and the blaze destroyed the warehouse and damaged nearby buildings. a truck deliverer, John Hallawell, suffered burns. The report also mentions community notices and Renwick school staff appointments for next year.
Vernon Theatre presents PITE LEATHERNECK on Saturday May 3 with William Boyd Alan Hale Robert Armstrong and Tred Kohler in a comedy Taxi Dolls on Wednesday May 7 Ana Nichols ABIE'S TRISH ROSE with a master cast including Jean Hershall Charles Rogers Nancy Carroll and actors from the original play Extra M G M News
Notice of probate for Henry Hetty of Humboldt County Iowa. The district court will hear objections May term 1989 at 2 pm regarding the last will and testament filed April 12 1930. Clerk M A Walhikatt records Probate No. 1022.
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor J A Hurley announces next Sundays program including Sunday School for all ages, Morning Worship on The Fellowship of the Upper Room, Young People meeting, Evening Worship on The Age Long Grief of the Human Race, and a Wednesday Mission Circle event with Mrs Oscar Engstrom and Mrs Chas Walker, plus a Saturday choir rehearsal.
The M E Church notes that Sunday school and church services were reduced by a large number last Sunday due to a measles epidemic. The morning sermon next Sunday is "Success In Christian Living." Epworth League meets Friday evenings at 7:15 to guide youth in Christian ideas. Evening service at 7 p.m. with the subject "A Contrast in Lives."
The community church reports weekly worship and Sunday School schedules with weekday activities at homes, including Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society meetings, choir practice, and junior groups. Notices mention health concerns, social events, and local club openings plus a piano payment transfer offer due to misfortune.
A vintage ad describes a glycerin based mix with buckthorn bark claimed to affect both upper and lower bowels removing unseen poisons. It alleges relief from gas sour stomach and headaches, urging consumers not to use partial cleansers.
Authentic Records recounts notable giants beyond biblical references. It cites John Middleton in the 16th century, described as a tall child of Hola, with other figures like Jaelies Jong and Gor torn aa, mentioned as the tallest seen in their era. It lists Cotter, died about 1806, as a tall sellerman at seven feet seven inches. Charles O'Brien allegedly stood around eight feet four inches in the Royal College of Kurkeans museum context.
The report describes the Meteor Crater near Canyon Diablo in northeastern Arizona. It notes the crater is about 4,000 feet across with walls rising about 150 feet above the plain and sloping inward toward the bottom. It mentions iron meteorites found within five miles of the crater and discusses differences between meteorites and shooting stars.
A World's Work piece notes the Washington Naval Observatory provides standard time by star observations. Three delicate clocks lie in Hassenses underground, kept at exact temperature, and the time is determined by astronomers and relayed nationwide to the thousandth of a second.
The text defines the electron as the smallest unit of electricity and the atom as the smallest part of a chemical element. It describes the molecule as the smallest part that can be divided without changing substance, often made of two or more atoms. It notes atoms of the same kind share size and weight and that matter consists of a small number of atom kinds in rapidly moving orbital systems.
The Winner Me explains to a waiter a monthly lump sum tip instead of daily excess. The waiter asks for advance payment for the month. The exchange reveals a humorous misunderstanding about money and timing in a sauna restaurant setting.
Eddie Simpson of Sherburne Minnesota visited over the weekend. A baby daughter was born last Sunday morning April 27 to Mr and Mrs Clifford Hill. Buck Hazelwood of Dexter Minnesota visited relatives here. Weather last week was mostly cloudy with showers and ended with rain. Streets from the Baptist church corner east are being gravelled. Other Renwick side streets may be traveled this summer. Mr and Mrs Cavn Brown and Dick Hefty were called to Hebron North Dakota Tuesday morning for Mira Brown's illness. she passed away later that day. Mr and Mrs Conrad Elmer left for Hebron. B Foster has been reelected for another year at Vers Hon yong consolidated school with several teachers returning next year.
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