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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1944

Page

5

Roosevelt Wins Fourth Term in 48 Million Ballots Cast

Tuesday's national election produced one of the nation's largest turnouts as 48 million voters cast ballots. Franklin D. Roosevelt won a fourth term with about 407 electoral votes to Dewey's 124, aiding Democratic gains in the House while Republicans held a weakened Senate. Humboldt and Wright counties backed Roosevelt. Renwick precinct cast a record 344 votes with 15 absent ballots. Miss Mary Lois Flemmig and Lt. Everett L. Beil wed at the Methodist parsonage with a double ring ceremony attended by family and friends. the bride will continue teaching in the community while Beil, an Army officer, awaits overseas deployment.

Roosevelt Mary Lois Flemmig Everett L. Bell Methodist Parsonage Sun Dewey House Senate Towns Humboldt Wright Guy Gillette U.S Renwick Misa Mary Lois Flemmig Daugh Peer Carl Flemmig Everett L. Beil Sidney Beil Williams Methodist Parsonage Paul W. Neal Paul Neal Elaine Edward A. S. ‘Army Renwick High School Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Sioux Center St. Bell Womans Clubhouse Fort. Dodge

Palmer Honored at Family Dinner Hosted by Heggen

Lt and Mrs Floyd Palmer were honored at a Sunday dinner and supper at Melvin Heggen home. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Yeoman and children of Corwith Mr and Mrs Earl Palmer and children of Webb Lt and Mrs Floyd Palmer of SpringfieldMass Mr and Mrs Dick Hefty and children Helen Gray Otto Swanson Lois Hegen and Robert Hefty. Lois and Robert celebrated birthdays as Palmer party visited Bode where Mrs A W Gray, the former’s mother, was seriously ill but now recovering at home.

George Yeoman Corwith Earl Palmer Webb Floyd Palmer Springfield Mass Dick Hefty Helen Gray Otto Swanson

Men's Community Club Meets Monday Night

The first meeting of the season will be held next week Monday night November 13 at the schoolhouse. Supper at 6 o clock. An officer and an enlisted man from the Algona prison camp will appear and show some weapons of warfare. The editor and wife were supper guests last Friday evening at the E J Wanken home at Eagle Grove.

Ari Algona E. J. Wanken Eagle Grove Ames Omer’ “Davis

Pfc Jake Bram Back From Aleutian Islands Homecoming

Pfc Jake Bram returned from the Aleutian Islands after a year abroad and a five week chemical warfare training course at Rocky Mountain Arsenal. He plans to resume duties as an instructor against chemical attack on his base, with his wife, employed in Ames, sharing furlough at the Henry Bram home. Several Bram and Rasmussen family members gathered for a Sunday welcome and Monday supper at the Rasmussen residence.

Robert‘Lowman Velma Donald Kelley Herbert’ Hibba Sharon Ames Charles ‘Adams Eldine Bram Bertha Bram Cedar Rapids Lloyd Pool Golden Colo Jennie Thompson Fred’ Rasmussen Ralph ‘White Henry. Bram Pfc Jake Bia Aleutian’ Islands Rocky Mountain’ Arsenal Denver Aleutian Pfe iBram Henry Bram Jake‘Bram Betty Lewis Bram Paul W. Neal Fred Rasmssen

Mrs C H Packard Died Last Saturday

News arrived of the death of Mrs. C H Packard of Britt a former local resident. Funeral services were held at the Nazarene church in Britt with burial beside her husband in Elmwood Cemetery. Survived by four children J E Janes Renwick Harry Packard Britt Charles Packard Welcome Minn and Mrs Byron Virtue Ames. Local relatives attended the services and list of attendees follows.

C.h.pack‘ard Britt Des Moines Elmwood Virgil Erwin J E. Jones Laura Joan Robert P. H. Sadler Walter Hoffman

Local nuptials and anniversaries noted in brief

Mr and Mrs G Gugisberg observed their first wedding anniversary on Tuesday November 7. Mrs Anna Potter returned home from California after three weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs Merrill Cameron recently married from Storm Lake visited the L W Miller home last Thursday. they wed early on Tuesday of last week.

G. Gugisberg Anna Potter California Merrill. Cameron Storm Lake L. W. Miller

Twenty-One Years Ago in Renwick Tales and Tales of Halloween

Readable items recount a 1923 Renwick scene with a risky attempt to scale an electrolier by a Ford car, free movie week, families visiting Marshalltown, Campfire Girls Halloween party, Hall mouse party at Leola and Dorothy Richardson, Helen Hefti appendicitis surgery, Ole Tjelle’s death, Grandma McCurry’s belated birthday gathering with an oyster supper, Mrs George McCarry heart trouble, high school Halloween events, George Johnson and Alice Robinson’s November 1 wedding in Renwick, arrests of five Eagle Grove men in South Dakota for alleged bank robbery, and a town investigation of a Nash car party.

George’ Johnson Alice: Robinson Goldfield St. Clarion Justice Trigg Renwick Eagle’ Grove South Dakota Nash

Fortnightly Club Meeting At Mrs Christenson Home

The Fortnightly club will be entertained this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. J. Christenson. Mrs. S. G. Maurer will give a lesson titled Sunny, South America and Mrs. RM Goeitsch will present a paper on Control of Communicable Defenses in Iowa. Refreshments will be served at the close of the program.

D. J. Christenson South America S- G.maurer RM Goeitsch Iowa

Mrs S A Palmer Hosts Boone Township Woman's Club

Mrs S A Palmer will host the Boone Township Woman's Club at her home this Thursday afternoon. The losers of the attendance contest will furnish the program. Election of officers will be held and refreshments will be served at the close of the program.

S.A. Palmer Boone Township Womans Club

Mrs Anderson Hostess To Womans Club at Renwick home

Mrs Anderson will entertain the Renwick Wowan s club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs G S Peters will give a lesson on Temperance. Refreshments will be served after the program.

Ralph Anderson Renwick Wowan’s Club

Naval cadet leaves Mason City for Brooklyn training

Merwin Maurer, a naval air cadet on furlough at his parents S C Maurer home, departed Tuesday evening from Mason City to Brooklyn New York to continue training.

Merwin Maurer S.C. Maurer Mason City Brooklyn N. Y

Visions for G I Joe After War From a Vet Perspective

The piece discusses postwar wishes for General Joe from World War I veterans and insiders. It imagines him abandoning the battlefield for civilian life, sleeping late, enjoying simple comforts, and resuming normal routines, while warning against future dictatorship or aggressive regimes.

Not Easy Hunting in pheasant season sparks hunting debate

In a fragmented report the pheasant season faces challenges as hunters struggle to overrun birds across the country. The article notes uneven distribution and hints at evolving tactics turning the pursuit into a contest rather than a straightforward hunt.

Hostess Mrs Latch Hosts SOS Bridge Party at Home

Mrs George Latch entertained the SOS bridge club at her home last Friday afternoon. Three tables played bridge with Mrs LW Miller receiving the high score prize, while Mrs S H Elaasie took the low score prize and Mrs Calla Tanck earned a tie for special prize. Refreshments were served at the close.

George Latch Mre- LW. Miller Calla Tanck

Birthday Surprise for Mrs B M Packard

A group of relatives surprised Mrs B M Packard last Wednesday evening at her home with refreshments to celebrate her birthday. Mrs Frank Wilkinson was an out of town guest. Miss Bery Mimbach was home last Sunday from Rochester Minnesota.

B. M. Packard Frank Miss.Bery] Mimbach Rochester Minn

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Renwick Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation H. R.norris H. R. Norris Boone Valley The Renwick Times Floyd Palmer Pvt Kyle Luchsinger Camp McClain Alabama Chris Luchsinger J. E. Jones Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge Donald’ Thomson Des.Moines A. “R. Martin H. E. Goettsch Dubuque Albert’ Jagnow REN Theatre Sun Mon Buffalo Bill Joel McCrea Maureen O'Hara Linda Darnell Ann Sothern Josn Blondel March of Time Jake Bram Aleutian ‘Islands C. H. Packard Blanche Marshalltown Leola Dorothy Richardson Helen Hefti John Hefti Ole Tjelle the Lake Lutheran Church Grandma McCurry McCarry Hallowe Stanley, Heggen Mrs. Christenson S. A. Palmer Mrs. Anderson Womans Club L.W. Miller Ramwick G. I. Joe Apokcamen Ig. L Joe G.L Joe Jettera Jhheck Pata Joe George Latch’ ‘Hoateaste SOS W. H. Long Renwick, Lows I. R. Turner A. H. Stafford, D. V. M Renwick, Iowa DR. F.M Crawford Osteopathic
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