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Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

5

Farmer Fires At Potato Thieves in Lane District

Lane, near Renwick, Iowa, farmer shot at a potato theft truck as two men loaded about 16 bags. They fled but were captured next morning in Des Moines after plates tied to the truck were recovered. Suspects Clifton Davenport and Ross Wimber of Des Moines face grand larceny charges in Humboldt.

Lane Ove Jake Renwick Sheagner Des Moines Clifford Davenport Ross Wimber Humboldt

Clubs Exchange Programs At Local Meetings

The Lo Joon woman's clubs swapped programs at Thursday gatherings. Fort Hightly met at Mrs S C Maurer's home while Mrs J A Hurley of Woruna reviewed Light in the Mountain school near Atlanta supported by oil women. She discussed an article on the problems of ah?a children titled Science Stubs It's Too. The Woman's club met at Mrs Henry Geigel's home and Mrs AL Ho Martin of the Fortnightly club reviewed Forgive Us Our Trespasses by Loyd Douglas.

Lo Joon Woman's Clubs Forts Hightly S.C. Maurer J. A. Hurley Atlanta Woman's Club Henry Geigel AL Ho Martin Loyd Douglas

Surprise Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs WH Phipps

A group of friends surprised Mrs WH Phipps with a birthday dinner Thursday evening. Guests gathered at the Phipps home for a meal prepared for the gathering and an enjoyable evening.

WH. Phipps Phipps

Schulze Seeks Humboldt Sheriff Vote In County Campaign

Ben E Schulze, a Beaver County resident and farmer with two sons, seeks election as Humboldt County sheriff. He emphasizes his rural roots, law enforcement background with the Game and Inland Fisheries, and pledges to run the office honestly at minimal cost, asking voters for support on November 6.

Wea Bern Beaver Alborts Humboldt County Fair

S. T. Oppedahl Dies Tuesday Evening

S. T. Oppedahl died at home in Eagle Grove after a stroke on Tuesday evening aged 79. Survived by his wife and many relatives including Lewis Edward and Andrew in this vicinity, Mrs. Hilleson of Lee, Arthur of De Moines, Mrs. Tollakson of Danson, Peter of Chicago, and Mrs. Tendal of Huxley. An old settler, he lived on the Renwick home farm 48 years ago and has resided in Eagle Grove for the last decade. Funeral services will be held at the Eagle Grove home Friday afternoon and at Lake Lutheran Church at 2:30 p.m. with burial there.

Oppedahl Eagle Grove Wis Lewis Edward Andrew T. B. Hilleson Lee Arthur Dea Huxley Renwick Lake Lutheran Church

Five Escape Injury When Cars Crash Saturday

Five persons narrowly escaped injuries last Saturday afternoon when the A H Krause and Roy Wigans collided at the Ray Feltis farm driveway four miles northwest of Renwick. Krause and his son Fritz came from the north as Gerald Wigans and his sister and another boy pulled onto the road. The Krause car went into a ditch and rolled, while the Wigans car spun but did not upset. All occupants escaped injury despite heavy damage.

A. H. Krause Roy Wigans Ray Feltis Renwick Krause Fritz Gerald Wigans Wigans

Father Dobberstein Made Union Member

Father P M Dobberstein builder of the Grotto of Redemption at West Bend was made an honorary member of the International Union of Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers by Fort Dodge union members. An eight man committee traveled to West Bend and presented the union card to Father Dobberstein who thanked them and gave uncut Brazilian amethysts to the committee members as souvenirs. He also presented a cut amethyst of value to the Fort Dodge Union.

P.M. Dobberstein West Bend International Union of Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Fort Dodge Union Father Dobberstein Vert Dodge Union

Lad Kicked by Horse Seriously Injured

A five year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Jensen of near Renwick, was seriously injured Saturday when kicked in the face by a horse in the barn. The father, nearby, rushed to help as the boy lost several teeth and the tongue was nearly severed. He received medical care and is expected to recover without major complications.

Fred Jensen Renwick

Bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Dean Nellis

Entertains at Bridge Mtr. and Mrs. Dean Nellis entertained a number of friends at a bridge party at their home last Thursday evening. There were four tables, Mrs L W Miller and H Dy Black were awarded the prizes for high score, and Harold Goettsch received the traveling prize. The Westely served Inneh at the close of the evening.

Mtr Dean Nellis L. W. Miller H. Dy Black Harold Goettsch Westely

Jolly Birthday Club Hosts Family Halloween Party

The Jolly Birthday club entertained families at a Legion hall Halloween party last Friday evening. Progressive games provided amusement followed by a generous lunch. The piece notes people cannot all join government checks from Washington and jokes about paying the bill under a new deal.

Legion Hall Washington

Autumn reminiscences and a Livery Fire disaster report

A column recounts items copied from the Renwick Times dated October 30, 1513 including visits by local residents, school attendance in Des Moines, and winter plans. It notes a severe Rosa fire in LaVerne damaging the livery barn hotel and blacksmith shop, with five horses killed and several residences kept safe by firefighters led by H M Jenkins and Wm Niesen.

H.M. Jenkins LaVerne Savage Sam Klassi Renwick Notentine Bros Hardy Fremen

Farewell Luncheon for Mrs. L P Marsh at Renwick Club

The Renwick Woman's Club held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Ralph Anderson’s home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. L P Marsh who is moving to Toledo Iowa. Under the leadership of Mrs G B Mlemmig and Mrs G I Peterson an afternoon of Halloween parties followed.

Renwick Woman's Club Ralph Anderson L.P. Marsh Toledo Iowa G. B. Mlemmig G.I. Peterson

M. E. Church Notes Belden Weikel Pastor

Loyaly month in the Algona district includes roll calls at Renwick and Hardy. Morning and evening services feature sermons on the Kingdom of God and a pledged effort by young people toward officer elections. King's Heralds visits planned with Mrs. Walter McPeak hosting Thursday and Mrs. Melvin Clancy hosting Wednesday.

Renwick Seheal A. R. Martin Ila Algona Renwick and Hardy TAS P.m. Epearth League Walter McPeak King’s Heralds

First Baptist Church Schedule Promotes Noted Sermon

J A Hurley pastors First Baptist Church as next week features 10 am Bible School led by Homee Thiel and 6 45 pm Young Peoples meeting led by Grace Martin followed by 7 30 pm Evening Worship with the message The man who built a great boat. Public invited. note the evening hour change.

Homee Thiel Young Peoples

St Pauls Lutheran Church Activities Planned

St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor J H Reents announces Sunday School at ten with Maurice Nissen superintendent. Divine service at 1 a m. Luther League meets Sunday evening at 7 30 led by Elmer Krauss on The Lord s Supper. Ladies Aid gathers next Wednesday at Mrs Voas home inviting all.

Maurice Nissen M. Luther League Elmer Krauss Ladies’ Aid Alrs. Voas St. Paul’s

Evangelical Church Schedules Services and Notices

Evangelical Church Laurence Soht pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. E.L.C. at 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday each month. W. M. S. gathers second Wednesday monthly. A satirical line warns against slick sales pitches on installment plans.

Evangelical Church Laurence Soht E.L.C. BE Ladies’ Aid Society W. M

Hardy Town Council to Meet November 12 in Humboldt County

The Town Council of Hardy Iowa will hold a meeting November 12 at 8 p.m. at the Farmers Elevator Office. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimate. Town Clerk H W Pederson notes the details.

Nolice Couneil Hardy Humboldt County Iowa H.W. Pederson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Renwick Savings Bank Wisconsin Lumber Co L. F. Marsh Humboldt Rendering Works Tawa County Totel Rubley J. Christenson Britt Asal M, Babler Mirla Britt A. H. Goettsch Democratic Farmer Ben E. Schulze Tor Ren B, Schulze S. T. Oppedahl Renwick Times Andrew Meyers Fred Bancroft Howard McGuery Red Engatrom John Zimmerman Amea A. N. Starr Aon Cutler Gus Nissen Whittemore Venis Meron Jake Tschody Turyday A. H. Packard Rebekahs R. R. Smith Jones Hollowell, Maine M. E Belden Weikel First. Baptist Church St. Pauls Lutheran Church J. H. Reents Iga
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