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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
5
In Humboldt County district court a notice announces the appointment and qualification of the executor of George White, deceased. Creditors and all interested parties are directed to settle debts and present claims in proper form for allowance and payment, dated in May.
A compilation of candidate declarations from Humboldt and Wright counties in Iowa. Names include D. C. Sortien for Representative, William P. Hansen, Miss Margaret E. Prehis for Recorder, Ryd Johnston, Janes Mehl, Pinkhat, Roy W. Murray, LER, and We. Van Alstine among others. Notices urge Republican voters to support at June primaries across 1915 to 1928.
A stream of social items reports births in Jargeneau and Castle households, names families visiting, and locals new to addresses or stations. Hatched, a Cadillac sedan praise dominates transport notes while several service members and relatives are tracked through town, with arrivals, health mishaps, and kinship links noted.
The message notes the birth of a baby boy to the Arcand and Mrs Everetanes with the date May 1. It also mentions De Cumminghint traveling to Charlotte South Carolina to visit Carl before his service, WT Bell traveling to Des Moines and returning, and plans related to Mrs Well and Cron at the hospital.
Aus Russel Smith was ill for a time. The Dunfee family entertained Cotwith relatives last Sunday. Windfalls and buildings were blown over during a storm. The Limi Sunshine Society will meet with Mrs. Dr. Dunfee Thursday. Mothers Day services were held at Remwiiek M.H. dive. The Sunshine Society will conduct a stand on Boone School grounds May 21. Lunches will be for sale at noon.
Mayor Tanek presided at Alay town council with Goertsch Martin Babler and Flenmnng present Schneider absent. Minutes approved. Bills discussed including dog tags Quaker Cats Co rent and salaries. Motions approved for street work hauling and purchasing an ordinance book. W Yeoman appointed Marshall. Meeting adjourned.
Woodrow Wilson designates May 30 1918 as a day of public humiliation prayer and supplication. Citizens of all faiths urged to gather in worship or at home to seek divine guidance for victory, peace founded on justice, and national unity during wartime. Secretary Lansing to publish observance details next week.
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