Winners for Poppy Poster Contest Announced
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the Poppy Poster Contest announcing results. Thirty entries were submitted from Renwick and Vernon schools with winners in grades 5 and 6 and grades 3 and 4.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
5
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the Poppy Poster Contest announcing results. Thirty entries were submitted from Renwick and Vernon schools with winners in grades 5 and 6 and grades 3 and 4.
Rev E C Granner, longtime pastor of the Evangelical church in Laverne, preached a farewell sermon as he retires after 46 years in the ministry. He previously led the Renwick church and his family, noted in the community, values the move to Hubbard where they will reside in a new home.
Pfc Ralph Boge son of Mr and Mrs Mike Boge of Renwick married Rose mary Waldburger daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Waldburger of Fort Dodge on a Wednesday in San Antonio Texas where Ralph is stationed as a mechanic with the air corps ground crew Several Humboldt county men went to Des Moines for army eligibility examinations Milfred McPeak volunteered and was accepted for service Corwith and Renwick area sports and local incidents noted including a dog bite injury to Oren Lerdal and a Liberty ship crewman Frank Franklin Paskin survived a torpedo attack in the North Atlantic with lifeboats and a British destroyer救
The Office of Price Administration sets a 25 pound per person cap on sugar for home canning and freezing of this year's fruit crop. Sugar allocation follows roughly one pound per four quarts of finished product, enabling five pounds per person for jams jellies and preserves. Applicants must present ration book No 1 for each family member and specify finish fruit quarts and sugar used.
Pvt Tjeran Nerem son of Mrs Carl Nerem of Renwick completed aviation mechanic training at Amarillo Army Air Field Texas. He is prepared for aircraft maintenance and will report to an airbase to support Allied victory in WWII.
Mildred Thiel visited with sisters at Montour. Grace Hoffman underwent appendicitis operation at Sama hospital in Clarion. Fritz Britt went to Algona for appendectomy. Mr and Mrs W R Nissen and children visited Elders. Dorothy Luchsinger went to Des Moines for Drake University summer term. Rural carriers collected pig census on routes. pigs crop short. Av Bo Clark imported professional horse shoes for pitching. A man from Clarion left car on Lake Cornelia bank. car slid into lake after wind. two horses dragged it out. Renwick high school track team scored poorly in Humboldt meet. girls won most events and two cups. Tools stolen from new Ford at Baptist church. owner unlikely to recover them. Harry Bonwell delivered tire to patron on rival route. thief stole tire. inspector cites regulation infringement. Harry must pay $15 for tire.
Poppies will be worn in Renwick on Saturday May 29 to honor men who died in the current conflict and those who fell in France and Belgium years ago. Ethel Stevens and Marie Mills lead the Renwick American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day preparations, with volunteers distributing crepe poppies and proceeds aiding veterans and their families.
Local social notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. J A Parker of Humboldt to the Thomas Gimer home and other relatives. Military transfers, leaves, and training moves include Corp Lawrence Lerdal to Port Knox officers school and Pvt Clarence Hoovier on leave from Camp Crowder. Community members attend Wright County firemen meeting at Renwick. a baby boy Tony Cledis Anderson born at Fort Dodge Lutheran hospital. Orlando Olson on leave from Norfolk naval duty. multiple family dinners and guest at the Zimm erman and Hefti households.
Fortnightly club members gathered last Friday at Mrs. Floyd Lane’s home for their annual Mothers Day party hosted by Mesdames Ole Tjelle and L W Fleming. The program featured rhymed roll calls, two vocal solos by Mrs. R J Huck, and a review of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Mrs. A H Martin. Hostesses served refreshments. out of town guests included Mrs B W McElhinney of Goldfield and Mrs C J Lane of Eagle Grove. Additional notes mention Pet Walden Gorham in an army camp at Ft Kearn Utah, and visits by Dr and Mrs A H Stafford and daughter Gloria in Eagle Grove and Mr and Mrs George Mills visiting Anna Lutz in Fort Dodge.
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