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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1930

Page

3

Armistice Day Legion and Auxilliary Meet in Algona

Local notes report the Legion and Auxiliary planning activities at the Legion hall for Armistice Day with a booth at the schoolhouse on Nov 11 and an invitation to join services at the Methodist church. Mrs Mabel Mosely and granddaughter Betty Gillian of Cedar Falls attended Gerald Mosely’s funeral in Goldfield.

Exeryone Red Grass Ian Legion Borys R. McDowell Mabel Mosely Betty Gillian Cedar Falle Gerald Mosély Goldfield

Civil War Veteran Wm Bartlett Queary Dies at 86

Wm Bartlett Queary born March 16 1844 lived in Renwick Iowa most of his life. He enlisted with Company H 63rd Illinois Regiment and served until the war’s end with Sherman’s army. He died Sunday November 2 1930 at his son B R Queary’s home in Renwick at age 86 years 7 months 10 days. Funeral services were held November 4 at the Baptist church conducted by Rev J Arthur Hurley with Harvey MecPeak Post 289 American Legion in charge at the cemetery. Surviving children eight with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Willian Bartlett ‘Queary St Deed Tur Linet B. R. Queary Rehmick Iowa Renwick Queary Lilinois Regiment Voluneteers Sherman Wear Nicarringe Annie J. Bruce Edin Ry George A Labrealin J. Rowley Westbrook Minn Mery A. Healh Arthur Mra Ida M. Laubach Colbert Wasl Elin L. Reillg Spirit Lake Stella Everett Sullivan Nina A. Anderson American Legion Rice

Card of Thanks and local notes on events

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to American Legion Auxiliary Resist Corp G A R neighbors and friends for kindness flowers and funeral support for Will Briant. Reports from pheasant hunters note one killed one died from exertion and several wounded with Bill Beenen injured. James Clowes hospitalized in Mercy Fort Dodge after an operation. Local notices mention fresh frozen strawberries at Snyder's Cafe Halloween night celebrations and junior class play Lucky Break at Vernon Theatre on November 7.

American Legion, Auxiliary Resist Corp Messal W._E. Briant Fiam Bartlett Tad Renwick Bill Beenen

Fresh Oyster Brows at Snyder's Cafe

Mrs Geo Stoddard and son Phil visited relatives at LaVerne fest Saturday. Bert Packard of Webster City visited fest Saturday with his mother Eva Packard. The Seniors hosted a Halloween party at the schoolhouse last Friday night. Harry Bonwell went to Alasco City after Mrs Bonwell for treatments. Mr and Mrs Austin Witham and Alf Myrtle Witham and Francis Harriet visited the M Babler home. Junior class play Becky Break. Smallwood visiting old friends. moved back from Minnesota to a farm near Car with next year. For Sale pure bred Chester White Boars 3, 13, Nefty 1 & Son.

Geo. Stoddard Phil LaVerne Bert Packard Webster City Eva Packard Harry Bonwell Alasco City Mra Austin Witham Alf Myrtle Witham Francis Harriet Altyona M. Babler Smallwood Minnesota Timy

A Short Work On Naturalist Fable From New York Printers

A. naturalist tale with a moral is published by Miographéra Rillerband Reed Co. It describes a bass in a tank partitioned by clear glass. The bass refuses to strike. After days of fruitless attempts, the naturalist removes the partition and the bass finally reacts, illustrating a moral about business and risk.

Nove New York Miographéra, Rillerband, Reed’ & Co Mayboy

Goldfield Man Killed In Car Crash Near Vincent

Gerald Moseley 80 a lifelong Goldfield resident was instantly killed Friday evening when his car overturned on a corner three miles northeast of Vincent. Lloyd Mansel found him nearby shortly after the accident. Moseley suffered a fractured skull likely from the steering wheel. Survived by his wife two children and many relatives. Funeral services were held from the home at 2:80 Monday afternoon with Rev Ro M McCracken presiding.

Gerald Mosely Goldfield Vincent Lloyd Mansel Moseley Ro M. McCracken

Wrecked Auto At Night Near Farms

Sunday night Hans Madson drove into a ditch at the Ue double curve between the Krause and Old Jen farms. The car was wrecked but Madson escaped serious injury. He warned that the ditch is hazardous if taken at high speed and that the drain trap in its middle can be deadly.

Hans Madson Krause Old Jen Farms

Weekend visitors from Ames spark local chatter

Grace Martin and Mina Lérdal were home in Renwick for the weekend from Ames. Announcements note a marriage in Peru Iowa between Elizabeth Eugenia Sands and Claude H. Brown on Saturday Nov 1. The Vernon Theatre hosts the Junior class play Lucky Break. Also offered are fresh oyster stews and a bred Duroc Jersey pig for sale near Renwick.

Daha Muirhead Grace Martin Mina Lérdal Ames Oid Elizabeth Eugenia Sands Claude H. Brown Peru Iowa EH. Sands Goldfield Ollumwa

Arthur Kraft Wins Husking Contest in Renwick

Arthur Kraft of RenWick won the Humboldt county cornbisking contest held on the Roy Rice farm near Renwick Monday, finishing with a net of 2,666.6 pounds of corn. Eight contestants competed, led by Kraft, with Tom Leist, Otto Swanson, Henry Kraft, LaVerne Lee, Percy McGinnis, E. Kraft, and William Butts among the top finishers. Butts ranked eighth despite a large gross due to penalties for husks and gleanings.

Arthur Kraft RenWick Trumboldt Roy Rice Iene Cedive Wong Hia Kraft Tom Leist Eagle Grove Otto Swanson Henry Kraft LaVerne Lee Burch Hattle Creek Percy McGinnis E. Kraft Corwithiy William Butts Thor Namber

Men’s Club Dinner Monday Night Speaker from ISU

The Men’s Community sub Dinner is set for Monday night November 10. Indies of the Baptist Mission Circle will serve. Associate Professor of Soils at Iowa State College, BI. Bickins, has secured the speaker Mr Wilkins who knows soil science and how to engage an audience. A lively turnout is expected with several musical numbers on the program.

Baptist Mission Circle BI. Bickins Associfite Iowa State, College Wilkins Alao Lev Iowa State College

Junior class play and local notices from Kanawha area

Items from the local column note the Junior class play "Lucky Break" scheduled for November. A baby boy was born November 3 to Mr and Mrs Henry Hefti. Visitants include Mr and Mrs Leo Ebrhart Humboldt and Fort Dodge, and Eagle Grove visitors Eva Packard. For sale Poland China boars bred for sale to December 10, Halck Bros. 11 20.

Henry Hefti Leo Ebrhart Humboldt and Fort. Dodge Poland Kanawha Halck Bros

Notice of Probate of Will in Humboldt County

In Humboldt County Iowa a paper purporting to be the last will of Cordelia M Potter deceased was filed and opened. The court set November 12 1950 at 2 PM for the probate hearing inviting all interested to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. M A Wallukait Clerk of the District Court.

Humboldt County Cordelia M. Potter Sail County Cordelia al. Potter M.A. Wallukait

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Ing ‘of Klinton al Holuig Wes Spf Mrs Wan Gindvel Mison Wiites Nonth Legion Hall Syerett Gamble Algona Towa Fll. Kruwell Kruwell Wm. Bartlett Queary Jas. Clowes Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge Jim Snyder's Cafe Vernon Theatre Becky Chester White Ade Duroc Jersey Board Emil J. Lassen Ottawa Jlt Times Wth Husking Art’ Packard Nancy Carroll Helen Vane Jack Oakie Stanley Smith George Marion J Lloyd Corrigan Footloose Women Quaker Oars Company Kenwick Crain I.G. A. Grocery & Market D. W. Stephens J. T. LaForge & Sons District Court of Stat OF Beechmont Briardale Latch & Maurer
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