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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
5
Primary election day is Monday June 4 with a large field of candidates for county offices. Republicans field five for sheriff, two for clerk of court, and candidates for treasurer auditor and rewarder. Democrats also have a full ticket with Goettach running for regent. Local officials note campaigning, marriages, and tight races ahead.
County Hog Allotment Committee reports receipt of contracts for 1934 and directs signers to accurately measure corn ground hogs and years. M. K. If, chairman, says the process will proceed quickly to provide definite figures for state review and ensure contract figures stand.
Supt M Kirk Sperry named county chairman for the American Legion junior baseball squads. Sperry manages Renwick’s junior league team which began practice this week and was county champion last summer before a district tournament loss to Strong Burt. Five players return from last year. Allyn Brink of Vernon Consolidated will again pitch. Also notes social visits and Decoration day activities in Renwick.
Obituary note from Renwick area: Jacob Speich died at his St. Paul home after a Bereaved family includes Lena Ijgeum Hefty and John Speich among relatives. Funeral planned in St. Paul this afternoon as reporters mention local kin visiting and nearby communities noting drought and weather conditions.
The following will be the program for next Sunday at First Baptist Church with Pastor J A Hurley. 10 a.m. Bible School led by Homer Thiel Superintendent. 11 a.m. Morning Worship with a helpful message. 7:16 p.m. Young People meeting led by Miss Greve Martin president. Evening Worship with evangelistic message. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
St Pauls Lutheran Church JH Reents Eastor announces Divine service at 1 o’clock with Sunday School at Loaim Maurice i Nissen supt. In the afternoon the pastor speaks at the mission festival in Gils more City. Ladies Aid meets next week Wednesday at Mrs Fred Gugger’s home. St Paul’s invites you.
Twenty One Years Ago items recall visits by W S Cole with H D B, bankers convention in Des Moines, Eagle Grove traders, Philadelphia visitor Bernard Innes, Claus Helmke relatives at Ewen City, Algona shoppers, Lillian Guggisberg Burr Parkard at Al bon a show, Florence Leonard Webster City visit, John Callesen fame, Roy Stevens LaVerne family, Proll children Ceylon Minn relatives nearby, Calla Tanck from Ames, Abs Wm Nissen family to Whittlesmore area, Frank Persons California and Mrs French Hum bolt visiting, J J Peer entertained grammer rooms at lawn parties, E D Lassen with Emmil to Rochester for hospital, Vera Montgomery and Bert Cunningham marriage announced, Everett Rettig Day Davis Milford visiting Will Anderson, Mrs Will Blesie to Forest City for CCC visit.
Belden Weikel leads a growing church in an active community with morning worship and sermon on What We Hope to Become. Church School at 10 a.m. Delivers Epworth and Junior League programs led by Mer ton Blesie and Mrs Belden Weikel. Daily Vacation Bible School begins next Monday June 4 for primary Junior and intermediate groups.
Evangelical Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. All are invited. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday each month. WMS meets every second Wednesday. Pastor Laurence Sohn leads services.
A flood of notices by candidates for state and county offices in Humboldt County Iowa urges Republican voters to back June primaries. Announcements name W Ritchie Oscar Grefstad Otto Johnson Thos Byrne HF Krause Stanley NieLon Lenhard Holden Jobn Cunningham Lewis Laverade and others seeking positions from State Senator to Sheriff Clerk Recorder Auditor Treasurer Attorney and Representative in the 76th District.
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