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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
5
A string of social visits, family updates, and local happenings across Renwick and nearby towns. People from Ames, Humbaldt, Clarion, and Britt were seen visiting relatives. incidents include a hospital stay for Mrs. Henry Luchsinger, a liquor search by sheriff deputies, and fishing opening day notes.
Coath Galand Briggs and Petey Sell were in two vehicles when a Chevrolet driven by Mell Lalor of Beale Grove collided at Main Street and No 60 near Kentwick. Both cars wrecked. Lalor was injured but escaped serious harm. Riggs slowed to pass. the Chevrolet did not, causing a near-fatal impact.
Sealed bids for bus drivers for the Vernon consolidated school will be received by the secretary wp Lonnan on May 26 1933. A plot of routes can be seen at each director's home. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ernest F. Eggerth, Sec.
Property owners and tenants are hereby notified to clean up the alleys of all ashes and rubbish around their premises once Let us have a clean appearing town 5B Elmer Mayer.
Mr and Mrs John Svea visited last Sunday with Mrs Swan’s son a sister in Fort Dodge. Mr and Mrs Henry Gregerson and daughter Rebelie of Ottocen visited at the Wa Nis sen home. Mr and Mrs A H Packard of Mason City and Mr and Mrs HR Packard of Webster City visited at the home of Mrs AA Packard last Sunday.
A column of small notices records casual remarks and visits. Clarence Johnston and children visited Klemme over the weekend. Mrs L Marsh and daughter Elaine visited Ames last Sunday. Leon Bartow and children from Northwood visited George Latch. Dr A I Stafford hosted a Webster City guest. T H Nixon and daughter Bethel from Pocahontan visited John Voight. The Tanek family hosted a Mother's Day gathering at Smith Park with twenty eight attendees.
The obituary notes Rev Cy Mi Wilcox a Coringy pag tur of tha Bapilat chinrel' horn' who died April Bat Lhe howe of thy daughter Kabel in Hotstin Minn Burial was dine April Gat Byielid, Minn To what su terittendent of the Aerican Sunday Schoal Union Mrs Wileas passed away in 1926 and will be remembered by the oldest residents.
Vernon School held its baccalaureate service last Sunday evening in the school auditorium. Rev. H. A. Kins, pastor of the Presbyterian church at La Verne, led the service. There was special music by the school students.
Mr and Mrs L W Miller entertained numerous friends with four bridge tables on Friday evening. Avon Martin and his wife won the high couple prize while Mrs T Stafford received the draw prize. A luncheon followed the session.
The Nicdas class of the Methodist Sunday school taught by Mrs. A. R. Martin held its monthly event Friday at Jeanette Clowes home. A 6:30 dinner was served followed by an evening of games and stunts.
A. L. Peterson visited last Sunday with his family at Postville. The Royal Neighbors were entertained at the home of Mrs. G. A. Stoddard Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mutin and children of Kanawha visited Sunday at parental J. J. Kelling home.
Kenwick Notary Public prepares farm leases warranty deeds and all business papers. Offers insurance services and handles general exchanges of various properties. Phone 2L or 47.
The Jolly Birthday Club met last Friday afternoon at the Clarena Urwin home with Mes Ray Miritt in attendance. Council members shared an interesting talk and the remainder of the afternoon featured quilting sessions. Refreshments were served to end the gathering.
A fragmented reminiscence of Broadway amid widespread decline and loss of grand theaters. The piece contrasts faded splendor with crowded cheap entertainment, noting empty storefronts, rising rents, and shifting audience tastes. It recalls Charles Frohman and laments the street’s transformation from a theater hub to a commercial thoroughfare.
In Town, a man facing charges for passing checks advertised that his checks are rubber to avoid enforcement. He claimed he was at fault for excess jail time and sought reform. He requested a printed notice forbidding anyone from accepting his checks, labeling them government checks from the United States during World War I. The notice was published as an advertisement.
An altitude aneroid instrument was added to the Lindbergh collection in New York to vary in 1027 or 1927, honoring Colonel Lindbergh. The device was placed among trophies. the event marked a notable addition to the exhibit curated by Sutrit or Sutri of ap. Loula by Cal and Findbergh.
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