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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
5
The adage states a thriving newspaper is the town’s best asset. It remains a powerful tool to improve conditions, regardless of economic fortunes, by attracting business and readership through steady advertising.
A chaotic note urges timely seed corn seed treatment with Semesan or Merco and promotes a cheap dust coating to protect germination. It blends upbeat booster lines with local economic woes, urging optimism, ambition, and volunteer effort while mentioning John Kerr and delion greens as spring tonics.
A political poem denounces taxes and government overreach with biting satire. It targets C. F. Clark of Cedar Rapids as a candidate for lieutenant governor, urging readers to opposed him and to study his record before voting in June and November elections.
An announcement states the marriage of Anna S. Luchsioger of Chicago and George F. Fredericks of Spokane occurred on March Vth. They spent a three week wedding trip visiting Humbout Belmond and Renwick with relatives and friends. Mrs. Fredericks is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Munday of Humbout.
Lenhard Holden seeks the State Representative seat. He has long involvement in local cooperative movements, serving on the Mere mera Cooperative Elevator board since 4 organization, secretary since 1925, and helping organize the Otto aen Cooperative Creamery. Holden has held Town ship Clerk of Wacousta three terms and served on the Farmers Grain Dealers Association board. He pledges economical, constructive, progressive programs and plans to advocate for farmers’ interests.
The Renwick high school orchestra directed by WW L Schaub of Webster City will enter the state high school music contest in Town City Friday. Thirty six players perform in strings winds brass and percussion with names of violins clarinets cellos trombones flutes drums horns and piano listed.
Will H Strachan announces his bid for State Representative. A farmer living west of Humboldt, he served one term efficiently and remains active in Hum holdt county organizer activities with his family. He vows faithful, conscientious work for local interests.
The Advertising Federation of America reports a 1982 advertising dollar may yield earlier and stronger gains over the next two years. President Gilbert T. Hodges notes improved credit conditions and price recovery boosting morale. A study of 102 large firms finds those increasing ads in 1930 over 1929 earned 85 percent higher profits, with gains continuing in 1931. A city analysis shows recovery in areas with heavy newspaper advertising.
A Salem news firm reports a federal employee will tally nuts stored by Crater Lake squirrels this fall as part of a government bureau's genesis. Reports from Crater Lake feed Washington with plans for offices, staff, and a publicity agent. local items note Dr. A. Stafford’s new residence, Fritz Krause’s Dayton trip, a 90th birthday, Lutiteads dumped into Lake Cornelia, and an Evangelical church service with Rev. J. Hurley and G I McDowell delivering the message.
The Renwick High School Orchestra will perform next Sunday with a half hour concert at the Sunday School closing and a second part before the regular service around 1 00. All are welcome to attend both concert and services. German Worship occurs monthly at 3 00. Luther League Dayational meets on the first and third Sundays at 7 00 p m. Ladies Aid gathers the first Wednesday at 2 00 p.m. You are welcome.
All services last Lord's Day drew good attendance. Rev J Frederick Catlin delivered two sermons praised by attendees. Next Sunday marks Mothers Day with 10 a.m. Sunday School and morning worship featuring a Mothers Day message by the pastor. A union Mothers Day service at Evangelical church with Rev McDowell of the Methodist church at 2 p.m. Friday Mission Circle meets with Mrs Orris French Leader and Mrs Glenn Martia.
The Evangelical Church J Haehlen lists Sunday school meeting times and worship in the afternoon and evening. Midweek service occurs Tuesday at 7:00 at Mrs Anna Schneider's home. Junior LC meets 3rd Sunday at 11, Gadies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society meet monthly, choir practice Thursdays at 7730.
ME Church notes highlight Mothers Day activities with a morning worship and a union service at Evangelical church. Elderly mothers urged to attend. Also reports on a birthday dinner for Mrs Hattie Krotsinger and travels of local residents to Des Moines for dental society meeting. Carrier salesmen convention invited in Des Moines on June 13 with two Renwick carriers attending.
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