Renwick School News and Upcoming Events
The Renwick School announces a community program featuring the play Suppressed Dyshes directed by Crehuylen with three mugnlers in the cast. Mrs Brewster prepares a transformation theme as part of the High School schedule including basketball, lunch service by Senise 1, and a long list of upcoming games from November through March with venues in Livermore Corwith Dew Hadebere Det Bowa there day LL Bote there Jan 18 LaVerne tee dan and more.
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Glua Club
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Livermore
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School activities and Halloween events at Renwick grade school
The Renwick public school held a Friday meeting at the tid school House with High Bukool in charge. A Halloween party followed by chapel exercises featured students in costumes, crafts, and a stick luncheon while teachers praised parental cooperation and discussed future gatherings and the use of the gym.
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Tid
Jaight
Bukool
Mme. Penn
Glue Club
Bil Collingway
Senare
HHSS
Hallowe'en Mag
Comlumien
Istamtey Heggen
Indy
Anil Gramma
Acradeg
Hallowe'en
Puble School
Iitermediate
Gradua
Gemasiuny
Hillowe'es Dustin
Untitled Adventure Romance in South Seas Tale
A fragmented text hints at a venture romance set in the South Seas featuring a duck named Walt Adtrent and a cast including Sylvia Breathes. Authorship seems garbled with references to Mine Smith and a Pathé comedy. The snippet suggests a playful, mixed-genre item rather than a cohesive article.
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Sylvia Breathes
Mine Smith
Church Notes and Evening Events Announced
Local notices list Sunday morning services at M R Church with a sermon titled The Sunrise and Sunset of Life in the evening. Morning prayer and Sunday school at the home of Mrs Ray Gillespie. Weekly rehearsals and practice sessions for choir and orchestra scheduled across Thursday and Saturday evenings at nearby homes and church venues.
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He Thorn Crawacd
Slilas
Ray Gillespie
Why
Schop
Andy Martin
Thoraday
Ty Churel
Uttley
Reliance Mutual Insurance Association In Iowa
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Reliance Mutual Insurance Association Wes Moines and insurance terms. No coherent event or outcome. Readable entities include Reliance Mutual Insurance Association and Wes Moines. No verifiable action or date.
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Reliance Mutual Insurance Association
Wes Moines
Deceased Mrs Caroline Claussen Kelling Clausen
Obituary notes the birth October 23 1837 in Georgia and death aged 86 9 10. She married Peter L Chiuason January 6 1802 and had six children six grandchildren plus siblings and relatives. They lived on a farm near Renwick then Boone township before moving to town. Funeral Sunday at Methodist church with Vernon Cemetery burial. Attendees from Wichita, Berkeley, Ceylon, Fairmont, and Cuytun attended.
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Caroline C. Kelling Clausen
Tenwick
Jnanell
Peter IL
Chiuason
Renwick
Louis BL
Wiehlin
Enna
Maury M. Nelson
Laven
Herkivy
Down
Edward Rind Dith
Boone Township
Methodist Church
Nicholson
Guldfield
Vernon Cemetery
Iran
Louis Glaussen
Wichita
Raus
He ¥, Spurling
Card of Thawke We Wish to Thank Our Friends
We wish to thank our many friends who so kindly assisted us in newy ways during the illness and following the death of our mother. Tit Claussen Children.
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Tit Claussen
Youth's Companion Promotes Patriotism and Subscriptions
The Youth's Companion fosters patriotism through school pledge support and historical patriotic covers. It touts 1921 issues filled with serials, stories, and poems, offering 1923 issues and 1924 calendar as a subscription bundle for $2.50, with McCalla Magazine option totaling $3.00. Subscriptions accepted at Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St, Boston.
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Youth’s Companion
McCalla Magazine
Youth's Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Strange Gods and Thow rt the Man at First Baptist
Sunday School at 10, Evening Worship at 7 30 with topics Strange Gods and Thow rt the Man. Prayer meeting and Bible Study Thursday at 7 80. Ladies Mission Circle meets Friday with Mrs Waller Martin. Collecting TALs for Maywood Old Peoples Home. All Indies invited to contribute or send by March 31.
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Ladies Mission Cirle
Waller Martin
Maywood Old Peoples
Jet
Notice Restriction Proclaimed for Fireparty Members
Notice declares no betting biting trapping or trespass allowed on the fireparty of the undersigned Wiellora and states prosecution will follow for violations. issued by JOU Frank.
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Frank
Revival Meetings Close at Hapting Church
Evangelistic revival at Hapting church ends on November 6 with an Euphamal Service and thirteen baptisms. The Evangelical and Methodist churches merge for the evening service with former pastor Nicholson and about twenty parishioners from Goldfield present. A delegation from Laverne attended. the church was crowded and strong fellowship filled the service. Evangeliist Hutine delivered a profound sermon on Jesus the Man of the Ages. Aiea Davis accompanied at the piano. several decisions were made during the closing moments. Nicholson praised Renwick kindness and hospitality. benediction marked the end of the service. Next meetings begin at Humbolt on November 6 and Isler go in Alyoun.
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Goldflein
Laverne Wis Alka
Renwick
Nichalson
Humbolat
Isler
Alyoun
Morning Walk in Vernon Leads to Eventful Ramble
Vernon residents report a mix of community activity and personal adventures as teachers attend a State Teachers meeting, visitors from Des Moines stop by, and a morning stroll turns into a humorous misadventure with animals, a distant airship sighting, and an earnest resolve to walk off weight.
George Johnson Takes a Wife in Clarion Ceremony
George Johnson married Alice Robinson of Goldfield at Clarion on November tal in Justice Triges office. Ages 64 and 70, both immediate Renwick residents. The couple returned home to Renwick to a serenade and warm reception from groom's friends.
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George Johnann
Clarion
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Klasele
Warage
Johnson
Alice“ Robinson
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Justice Triges
Cash basis notice and local updates in Kanawhe district
Notice to Patrons reports shoeing now cash and demands accounts be settled by year start. Includes sickness lists for Renwick Blacksmith Will Claussen and other residents, hospital visits, social news of Laura Smith, Helen Hefty, Ann Overbaugh, Abs Reed Overlaugh, and upcoming events and farm sale details near Kanawhe with reference to Erith Cook in Kanawhi Iowa.
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Renwick
No Difference in Marriage License Change Request
A colored man obtained a marriage license and later asked to substitute another woman's name. He faced a one dollar and fifty cent fee to issue a new license. The clerk implied the change was unnecessary after the man hesitated, with a dialect filled exchange illustrating the dialogue.
Spelling Tells the Story of a Girl Named Mya
A fragmented note recounts a girl who adopts the name Mar and later Alice, changing a letter from a misspelled “yp” to “one” as she grows. The piece mentions a writer and a former stage name, with hints of a past identity and a recent alteration to her signature.
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Mya
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Clordon TilBits
Protecting Her Reputation Notice at Home
Fragmentary OCR shows a caller to Mrs Robinson at home stating she is not in a fit state to meet anyone, with a note that a notice is being given. The text is garbled with names and location roughs, but indicates a personal notice relayed through a caller.
False Name Used in Immigration Office Inquiry
An older man presented at Tegiztration office with a misread name, claiming to be George Washington. The clerk questioned him about a prior incident involving felled timber, but the respondent denied the accusation, asserting honest labor as a Western Christian Advocate.
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Miscourt
George Washington
Ris Set Aw Lishiain on crtitches and with Pnndaved hold
London Tit-Bits reports a humorous exchange during a mock confrontation. A character asks if another has been fighting again and the reply jokes about mud and bricks, ending with a boast about endurance.
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London
Young Wife Seeks Dinner Change From Paper Recipe
Fragmentary exchange shows Maud asking for variety at dinner. The reply cites a recipe in the paper and playful wordplay about trimming a hat. Text appears as a clipped dialogue from a social page.
Distinctive Clothing Blurs Family Roles in City Life
A New York Sun and Globe feature notes urban changes blur gender lines as a mother laments difficulty telling her husband from a son and her daughter from a son amid families in athletic attire and adults in knickerbockers. She argues clothing choices now mask identity across generations.
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New York Sun and Globe
First Bathtubs and Bathing Fads in Early America
Historians note a 1642 Cincinnati stationary wooden tub, mahogany lined, featured at a Christian party amid evolving soap industry. Proponents framed it as public health benefit while doctors warned risks. Philadelphia, Boston and Virginia debated bans or taxation and prescriptions governing bathing practices.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Virginia
New Use for Tunnels
In a fragmented report a farmer proposes a tunnel scheme as wrenches and duel talk arise. Two men admit they cannot shoot straight and seek a safer area to settle their dispute, with a farmer suggesting moving the clash toward the railroad.
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Enranay
Costrine of Relativity Toasts a Building Inquiry
An amused spectator asks about progress and capacity as two Ushishnen begin a project. One answers that the other is digging a larger hole, implying unequal effort, in a terse exchange captured by a wit in Tit-Bits.
Embarrassment on Omnibus Told in Tit Bits Style
A man with two women friends mounted the omnibus, going on top while his companions remained inside. A conductor approached and asked which gentleman had two inside. The incident is recounted in London Tit Bits in a humorous, dated tone.
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