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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
4
Local notes report Oscar Swanson’s weekend homecoming from Stanhope and various visits by families to relatives in Eagle Grove Poeshontas Storm Lake and other towns. A Boone township school picnic is set for Friday May 22 and many residents attend church events funerals and club activities.
Vernon Camp No 60 R No A s adopts a condolence resolution for Barbara B Britt and Mary Bonwell noting their faithful friendship civic uprightness and exemplary lives The group extends sympathy to their families and directs minutes copies to families and local press with committee names Martha Elmer May E White Annie Peterson
Community visits mark a Sunday scene with Britt, Ames, Wel come and Winterset residents sharing time at local homes. Humboldt County votes on paved roads amid civic comments. Miss Frances Messer elected county superintendent over Johnson. Council minutes record district bills and adjournment actions with local officials signing off.
Dog licenses are past due and if not paid within 10 days the Town Marshal will be instructed to destroy unlicensed dogs. Elmer Meyer.
Mr and Mrs E Edwards of Sioux City visited last Sunday at the Glen Brock home. Mr and Mrs Edward Lunde of Sioux City are visiting at the parental Jake Stanifecher home. Clem H Block will be one of the graduating Iowa State University seniors in June and will receive his B A degree.
A series of public notices from Humboldt County Iowa announce candidacies for state representative and clerk of the district court. Franks Lovrien Stanley Nielsen Edward Oppedahl and M A Wallukait seek Republican nominations at the June 1936 primaries. Each statement emphasizes official duties and the voters' will.
Republican veteran H. J. Sexe announces his candidacy for Humboldt County Sheriff at the June 1936 primaries. The move signals a bid by a longtime public servant aiming to lead the sheriff’s office with veteran experience.
Don R. Sawyer and Ed H. Parsons announce their candidacies for Humboldt County County Attorney as Republicans. They seek the party nomination at the June primaries in 1936.
A brief notice lists O H Johnson as a candidate in the June 1926 primaries for County Auditor. The item notes the official filing and party position without further details on races or outcomes.
Candidate announces intent for the Humboldt county third district supervisor seat covering Vernon Lake and Norway townships. He cites allegiance to Humboldt Republicans and June primaries, naming Lewis Saverude and V EL Winter as associates in the 1988 race.
Roy C. Wigans seeks the nomination for supervisor in the third district comprising Lake Norway and Vernon townships in the June 1936 primaries.
J. M. Rood seeks the Republican nomination for County Treasurer of Humboldt County subject to the June 1926 primaries. The contest is influenced by Thomas B. Byrne and the will of the Republican party as the primary approaches.
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