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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
5
Local notices include Humboldt county fair dates August 24 to 26. Readers report visitors from Des Moines Fort Dodge Mason City Corwith Renwick and others. Several community events, school updates, and local incidents are noted across Renwick Goldfield Eagle Grove and surrounding towns.
Thoroughly reconditioned 1932 Chevrolet Coach with new tires priced at 325 dollars. Also listing a 1930 Chevrolet Coach with new paint at 225 dollars and a 1934 Chevrolet Track Short wheel base with 30x5 tires and Class B license at 425 dollars. A 1932 Ford -8 Deluxe Tudor Sedan with a new motor assembly listed at 5295 dollars.
M E Church notes list Mother's Day services with Mrs Yeager speaking on For Such a Time as This at Renwick and Hardy congregations. Special music by junior choir and small quartet. May 11 Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets with Mrs Beenen. sub-district Brotherhoods supper at Tovelock with program by conference octet and Dr Price address. May 32 Conference Octet concert, cake and Coke served. The King's Heralds meet after school at Bonnie Townswick’s home.
Chas. A. Walker promotes LIN-X a water clear linoleum finish claiming one quart covers an average kitchen with one coat. Dries in 4 to 6 hours to a smooth glossy transparent look. acid proof grease proof water proof and dust proof. Boiling water will not turn it white and it resists heel marks. Not an ordinary varnish lacquer or wax. easy to apply with no polishing or brush marks.
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor J H Reents offers Sunday School at 10:00, divine service at 11:00, and a Corwith service at 9:30. The Ladies Aid devotional is at 7:20 and Nedine Shores leads. Confirmation instructed Saturday at 8:30, with choir rehearsal late.
Evangelical Church Lawrence reports Sunday School at 9 00 am Morning Worship at 11 00 am Evening Worship at 7 30 pm Ladies Aid Society meets the Wednesday of each month and W M S gathers on the second Wednesday of the month.
First Baptist Church under Pastor J A Herler reports the Bible School led by James Nelson and two corps of teachers well prepared for a service honoring Mother's Day.
Merger of local dealers completed May 6 with new corn and Grade No 3 butter quoted. Miss Glorene Stevens of Veracs spent the weekend at her home in Suroner. Mr and Mrs G S Peters visited West Bend last Sunday. A J Jensen and H Jacobs were seen near the tornado-struck area around Sl ford until dusk.
Frank S Lovrien Stanley M Nielsen and Edward Oppedahi announce candidacies for the Iowa Humboldt County State Representative seat. They seek the Republican voters’ support in the June 1936 primaries.
M A Wallukais announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for reelection as Clerk of the District Court in Humboldt. The June 1936 primaries will decide the race. Motto: Efficiency economy and courtesy.
Ed E. Parsons announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Humboldt County Sheriff and Humboldt County Attorney. He states the campaign is subject to the will of Republican voters at the June 1936 primaries. Partners named Melvin L. Baker and Don R. Sawyer referenced as subjects in the notice.
A county level race seeks support from Republican voters for the office of County Auditor. The campaign centers on Jahnson whose candidacy is presented to the electorate. Details of platform or dates are sparse in the fragment.
Lewis Wergeland and EL Winter announce runs for the third district supervisor seat covering Vernon Lake and Norway townships. The campaign emphasizes alignment with Republican primaries and eligibility under 1935 and 1936 party processes.
Lewis Saverude announces his candidacy for the Humboldt district comprising Vernon Lake and Norway townships. He seeks the Republican nomination as expressed by Humboldt voters at the June 1936 primaries.
In June 1936 primaries Roy C. Wigans runs as a candidate for the office of supervisor from the third district comprising Lake Norway and Vernon townships. The contest centers on Lake Norway and Vernon areas with support from local voters and party officials.
In June 1936, the primary filing highlights include J. M. Rood listed as a candidate for County Treasurer. The race centers on party nominees and citywide support, with voters weighing incumbent and challengers for this key county post.
Thos. B. Byrne announces his candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Humboldt County as a Republican, subject to the will of GOP voters in the June 1980 primaries.
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