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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1927

Page

6

McElhinney Fails to Pay Fine and Must Appear

McElhinney, also called Clow Magillar Be W. Melhe ney, faces a fraud charge and a $6,000 fine he has not paid. He is slated to appear Friday May 27 at 1:30 PM to show cause why the fine remains unpaid and to answer for his property. An execution was attempted but no levy could be made, and a bond for $7600 to cover fine and appeal costs was not filed. Two additional charges await trial at a later term, with the same evidence to be used as in the conviction case.

McElhinney Magillar W. Melheney Goldfirt Waa’ Co Font Buinklig Cour Ridhiy Molilhiancy McBsshinney Clock Blarriet Court Costa

Renwick School Bids Farewell and Graduates 19

Notes on Floar exams with seniors exempted for final rehearsals. A large crowd heard both Baccalaureate and Commencement speeches Sunday and Monday nights. Teachers prepared records while students stayed for Rome finals. Thirteen nineteenth century context corrected. teachers hosted gatherings. Principal urged all children of school age to attend next fall.

Ian Excent Rome Payaent Muzic

Glenn Martin Injured In Sunday Auto Wreck Near Boone

Glenn Martin was seriously injured in a two car collision Sunday afternoon near Boone while a ride with Mrs. Martin's father. He was taken to a hospital in Doone and remained unconscious with head injuries, grave doubts about recovery reported.

Glenn’ Martin Hear Boone Iisbry

Dr Smith Delivers Noted Commencement Address

Dr RL Smith of Minneapolis delivered a well received commencement address last Monday, blending common sense with lively delivery. The program, featuring a polished orchestra, highlighted local character and provided a highly praised conclusion to the exercises.

RL. Smith Minneapolia Dr. Smith

First Baptist Church to Hold Memorial Services

The First Baptist Church under Pastor J DeVries will host memorial services with Evangelical church at 11:00 a.m. B.Y, P.U, TASpan. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. The fellowship class monthly social gathering has been postponed until further notice.

Union Memorial Services Evangelical Church B.Y P.U Taspan

St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Notes

St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev EB H Gillmann lists Sunday School at 10 00 am and Sunday morning English services Scriptura lesson Mark 16 14 20 Luther League 7 30 am. Lutheran Ladies meet Wednesday June 1 at Mrs Lassen home.

Jisto J Lutheran Mra B.D. Lassen

British Radio Goods Far Behind America

London Times notes that since wireless first popularized in New Zealand American radios dominated the market. British products lag in selectivity and price, with buyers preferring the American appearance and design. Local dealers failed to satisfy buyers, and American receivers are seen as superior for long-distance reception.

America New Zealand With- Tees Deal Ara Amnost London Times

Largest hosiery and textile mills cited in North Carolina

The item claims Durham hosts the largest hosiery mill in the world, a Kemnapolis tower, a Greenaharg damask mill, and a Steanoke Rapids damask mill, with a Winston-Salem underwear plant. It notes nearly half of Southern cotton mills are in North Carolina and that about 300,050 tons of cotton keep them busy.

Milla Tt Durham N. C Kemnapolis Greenaharg Steanoke Rapids Winston-Salem North’ Carolina

Cavity Confusion: Boy Learns of Tooth Hole

A boy named Bobby asks his mother what a cavity is after crying home from school. She explains it as a hole in the tooth, prompting a puzzled exclamation from the child as he seeks understanding of the dental term.

Bobby

American musical instruments shipped worldwide noted in press

The Dearborn Independent reports American makers sold over 12 million dollars worth of instruments abroad. Chicago produced player pianos compete with Japan’s samisen while American reed organs are found in British India and English churches. Organs from St Louis are used in churches across England.

Moyea Irs Dearborn Independent Chicago Japan British India England St.Louis

Dr. Smith Flies to Minneapolis for Funeral Sermon

Dr. L. R. Smith who gave the Commencement address here on Monday night was called to Minneapolis to preach a funeral sermon today. To keep all appointments aviator Kleveland of Goldfield will fly to Mason City to pick up Dr. Smith, take him to Minneapolis, and return him in time for the Thursday night Commencement address at Goldfield.

L. R. Smith Goldfield Minneapolis Kleveland Mason City Dr. Smith

Vernon Township Poll Tax Resolution and Local Notices

At an April trustees meeting Vernon Township approved cash poll tax payments of 5 000 by July 1 and 4 000 after that date. W F Bleasner, Clerk. The Vernon Cemetery Association will meet at the cemetery on Saturday May 28 at 9 00 p m. Willie Collins returns home for the summer from Wadena where he taught athletic courses. Mrs Henry Marlin has been very ill. Dr Geo Martin of Eagle Grove has attended. Captain Lindbergh flew to France last Saturday, inspiring Americans with pride as he crossed the ocean alone, a feat praised alongside earlier explorers overall alarm.

Thig Cenlord Jubj Thia Misuea Hawley Medteo Pattirson Johnson Ralston Harrah Hlovnelf Eee Vernon Township W.F. Bleasner Vernon Cemetery Association Willie Collins Wadena Henry Marlin Geo. Martin Eagle Grove Lindberg France Thora

Show Window Movies Display Automatic Two Foot Screen

The article describes show window movies as a modern advertising device for crowds. It explains a corner store window exhibit with a two foot screen, daylight shielding, and automatic film switching to reshow content. It mentions romance elements and product storytelling integrated into short narrative segments.

Parrot from Brazil Baffles Family at the Zoo

At the city zoo a parrot from Brazil imitates family speech. Bobbie and his mother, hearing the bird call Aunt Blaina, pronounce it hard to understand as they interact with the bird. The creature’s clear mimicry adds humorous confusion to a family visit.

Bobbie

Distinguishing Genuine Pearls From Imitations

Report from Vienna notes scientists have found a method to separate genuine pearls from so-called Japanese pearls. Experts can identify imitation pearls, but Japanese pearls with a mother of pearl layer are harder to distinguish from large solid pearls.

London Viena

Birthday Celebration for Maine Matriarch in Biddeford

A large 84th birthday party honored Mrs. Philomine Bellefenille of Biddeford Maine. The event, led by Mia Bellefouillé, gathered five generations of the family and was attended by many children grandchildren and great descendants.

Philomine Bellefenille Biddeford Maine Mia Bellefouillé Sanong Eit

Taxis Travel For Taxicabs in Metropolitan Cities

Taxis ply day and night in metropolitan cities, traveling between 45,000 and 50,000 miles yearly, roughly twice around the world. Some motor hauls reach 5,000 miles a month in busy city areas. Cab operation uses three shifts of drivers. family cars average 6,000 to 8,000 miles annually.

Luck and Water Well Gift to Navajo at Shiprock

An oil company drilling at Shiprock New Mexico struck no oil and was deeper than geologists expected. They recovered abundant fresh water instead and handed the well casing to Navajo Indians to use as a community water supply.

Shiprock N. M Blessinga

Unusual Birth in Maine Adds Extra Toes and Fingers

A Maine couple welcomes a child born with twelve toes and thirty fingers including extra thumbs. The baby, born to Mr and Mrs Emile Turgeon of Midde ford, Maine, is reported in excellent health as the fourth child in the family.

Adom Emile Turgeon Middeford Maine Indianapolie News

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