Charlie Anfinon Rites Held Saturday Afternoon
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at St John’s Lutheran Church for Charlie Anfinon who died Wednesday after a long illness. Rev. Gangeel officiated, with burial in Norway Township Cemetery. Anfinon, a Wright County farmer for 38 years, was born February 24 1870 near Cambridge Iowa and married Martha R Oluon in 1899. He is survived by three children and a widow, Elen Egema Reulah and Cora, plus brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Charlie Anfinon
Hott Sit Weleht
St. John's Lutheran Hirch
Gangeel
Norway
Alery
Anfinzon
Wright County
Mr. Anflngan
Cambridge
Iowa
Martha R. Oluon
Roland
Tilaw
Elen Egema
Reulah
Cora
Anfingon
Life-Long Wright County Resident Dies at Farm
Life long Wright county resident Mrs Bjortsen 57 dies suddenly at her farm southeast of Renwick last Thursday night from a heart attack She had recently been content at home and marked 57th wedding anniversary with Mr Djorson She survived by husband four sons and one daughter and several relatives Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Goldfield with Rev Ira Halvernen officiating and burial in Glenwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjortsen
Wright County
Renwick
Abe
Mr. Djorson Abe
Song
Frank
Arthur B
Fred
Goldfield
Homer
Humbolt
Ade Raairuesen
Baptist Curch
Ira D. Halvernen
Glenwood Cemetery
Gugisbergs Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs G J Gugisberg observed their fortieth wedding anniversary at their Renwick home last Sunday. They were married November 7 1803 at Algonn Town now living in Renwick for 24 years after farm life near Ten ci. Their four children and families joined the celebration including Dr Andra and A W Gugisberg of Des Moines Marvin D Gugisberg a Drake University student Marjorie Ann and her mother Goldfield and Eloise Packard of Stenwick.
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G. J. Gugisbergy
Renwick
Algonn
Town
Tenci
Andra
A. W. Gugisberg
Des Moines
Marvin D. Gugisberg
Drake University
Fred T. Guegisberg
Marjorie Ann
Goldfield
B.M. Packard
Eloise
Stenwick
Local social notes from Burt area visitations and visits
Mr and Mrs L W Osgood and five children of Marshalltown visited last Sunday at the Guy Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Dick Bheer and Mr and Mrs Conrad Shiner visiting relatives this week at Monroe Wis. Mrs W T Deemers went to Limore Minn last Sunday to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Chas Watts. Rev and Mrs Reltien Wolker attended the sub district ministerial meeting at Rev E O Schaal in Corwith. The Burt Grain Co. office at Golifich was entered Wednesday night with a heating stove carried away. Mr and Mrs Fred Lachmier of Amboy Minn Mrs China Sting of Webster City and sister Afra Berthram of Chicago visited Friday with Mrs R J Griebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bheer
Conrad Shiner
Monroe
Wis
W. T. Deemers
Limore
Minn
Aha
Chas. Watts
Reltien Wolker
E.O. Schaal
Corwith
Burt Grain Company
Golifich
Fred Lachmier l
Amboy
China Sting
Webster City
Afra. Berthram
Chicago
Mra
R. J. Griebel
Spectres On Parade Warns Of Automibile Tragedies At Yearly Toll
The author urges readers to imagine a reviewing stand of 35 000 spectres representing lives lost to car accidents to stress the ongoing, unnecessary toll. Each tragedy, though dispersed, echoes the Titanic and the Akron disaster, underscoring the need for wiser driving behavior and responsibility.
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Larchinis
Ptra
Pate
Prophets of Doom and the Human Comedy
The piece argues against constant apocalyptic warnings from so called prophets of doom. It contrasts doom saying with practical help and humor, noting modern life’s temptations like cinema and cigarettes. It urges sensible people to face reality without undue anxiety.
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Solemly
Doom
Jiggs
Andy
Gump
Bevin
Mrs. Marie Brummond Dies at LaVerne
Marie Brummond 80 longtime LaVerne resident died Wednesday afternoon after months of illness. She lived with her daughter Mrs. F A Niver since July and leaves three sons Will Horman and George and three daughters Della Pettzke Mrs Niver and Mrs Haine Lege. Funeral services were held at the LaVerne river home.
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Marie Brummond
lnVerne
F. A. Niver
Farm Adjustment News Digest on corn hog program
The article outlines farm relief steps as Washington sends suslicetion blanks and corn hog contracts to explain the adjustment program. Director R K Bliss notes past bread lines from surplus production and emphasizes planned production to meet domestic needs, raise prices, reduce unemployment, and avoid hunger while maintaining farming income. It cites wheat payments, loan applications, and a 4.2 cent a pound cotton processing tax affecting prices.
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R. K. Bliss
The
Extension Service
Tawa
Iacrest
Men's Community Club to Meet in Bene wick Soon
The Men’s Community Club will hold a meeting at the actualhouse on Monday night. Nov 18. The program committee has secured Mrs Hutchinson of Water- Jog to speak on corn and alfalfa. G A Langworths and possibly J J Berger will give brief talks. A male quartet will provide music and the usual Innhy will be served. Over a hundred from Bene wick and surrounding area are expected.
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Mrc
Hutchinson
Doyle
Northern
Iowa
Gc, & NW
G. A. Langworths
J. J. Berger
Benewick
Belden Weikel Leads Growing M E Church Notes
The Belden Weikel led M E Church notes record Holy Communion services and church school attendance, with 60 present at Via Church School and 63 average for the conference year. The Haworth League reports 35 attendees and a new class for young married members began last Sunday. Invitations sent to 14 prospective members, Epworth League at 3 30 p m, and Mrs Clyde Olden to host the King's Heralds next Thursday afternoon.
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Renwick
Wa.m
Martin
Haworth League
Pat
Bernard Anderson
Beavers
Milton Helgeson
Ad. Gore
Dodgers
Hardy
M. Church School
Clyde Olden
Epworth League
Misa
Olden
Melvin Clancy
King’s Heralds
First Baltst Church Program for Next Sunday
The program at First Baltst Church led by J A Sprley includes 9 a.m. Bible School coordinated by Homer Thiel. 11 a.m. Morning Worship. 6:45 p.m. Young Peoples Meeting with Grace Martin as president. 7:20 p.m. Evening Worship delivering an evangelistic message. The general public is invited.
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Homer Thiel
Young Peoples Meeting
Grace Martin
Evangelical Church Pastor Sol Leads Weekly Services
Evangelical Church Jawrence Sol, pastor, conducts Sunday School at 10:00 AM and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM. Evening Worship is at 8:00 PM with EUL. Ladies Aid Society meets the first Wednesday and every second Wednesday of each month.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Meat Market Opens in Hardy Run by Wilson Family
Archie Wilson of Livermore opened a meat market at Hardy with his son Phil from Mason City in charge and living with his family there. Phil brings many years of meat cutter experience and aims to give Hardy good service. John Calleson reports his cornfield was involved in a Wednesday night incident with a small fire spreading back into the field but no damage beyond nearby weeds.
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Archie Wilson
Livermore
Hardy
Phil
Mason City
John Calleson
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Renwick Savings Bank
Arm Loans and Insurance
Renwick, Iowa
HLA
Coleman Lamp
G Stove Company
Wichita, Kane, Shiladelphia
Los Angeles
Calif
Chas. A. Walker
Coleman
Ven
Remington
Renwick Times Office
Charlie Anfingon
G. Gugisberg
Mra. L. W. Osgood
Marshalltown
Guy Johnson
Spectres
Prophets of Doom
LaVerne
Desne Fisher
Mercy
Fort Dage
Lie
Farm Adjustment News
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
National Farm Loan Associations
Fred D. Howe
Consumers' Counsel
M.E
Belden Weikel
Gamrawaity
First Baltst Church
J. A. Sprley
Evangelical Church
Jawrence Sol
C. A. Packard
Reowick, Ie
W. H. Long
Renwick, Lows
M. G. Rock Wood
Towa
A, H
Stanford
V, M
Ronwiek, Juwa
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