Dr. J. A. Hurley Dies in Pulpit Sunday Morning
The Rev Dr J A Hurley collapsed in the pulpit during a Sunday service and died of a heart attack. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Parsonage with Dr Frank Anderson presiding. He had served 40 years in ministry and resided in Renwick for seven years after moving from Storm Lake. He is survived by his wife and a son, Dr Hubert Hurley.
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J. A. Burley
The
Baptist
Hurley
M. C. Rockwood
L. R. Turner
Frank Anderson
Des Moines
Moline
Renwick
Storm Lake
Carthage
Ill
Grionel
Atlantic
Estherville
Iowa
Dr. Hurley
Red Bank
N.Y.J
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Hubert Hurley
Tama
Benne Vista College
Several Injured In Auto Accident Last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luchsinger and others were in a car traveling to the Bernard Wagner home near Story City when a truck forced them off the road. Several suffered serious head and leg injuries, with Velma Luchsinger and Shirley Granner less hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Luchsinger
Henry Norder
Velma Luchsinger
Shirley Granner
Mr. Luchsinger
Marshalltown
Bernard Wagner
Story City
Norder
Luchainger
Mr. Norder
Luchsinger
Velma
Shirley
Earl Norder
Wm. Losse
Lake City
Mrs. John Overbaugh Dies at Home of Son
Mrs. John Overbaugh died last Saturday morning at her son Ed Overbaugh's home northeast of Renwick after a sudden illness. Services were held Tuesday at a Clarion funeral home with Rev. R. E. Cook officiating. She leaves two sons C. A. Overbaugh and Ed Overbaugh, and two daughters Mrs. Burton Huntley of Renwick and Mrs. Lyle Renne of California, who was present for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Overbaugh
Renwick
Clarion
R. E. Cook
Lyle Renne
California
Renne
Lutheran Church Rededication Service This Sunday
The Lutheran church remodeling is complete and the edifice will be rededicated this Sunday with morning and evening services. Rev. R. F. Schedtler from Fennimore Wisconsin, a former pastor, will preach at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
R. F. Schedtler
Fennimore
Wis
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Har Gimer And Barbara Johnson
Mrs A D Gimer hosted a 6:30 Sunday dinner for the Gimer and Miller families in honor of Mrs Har Gimer and Barbara Johnson who celebrated their birthdays within a few days of the date. Mr and Mrs W S P Miller of Livermore were visiting out of town guests.
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A. D. Gimer
Gimer
Miller
Har) Gimer
Barbara Johnson
W. SP. Miller
Livermore
Old Livery Barn Razed Replacing 1883 Structure
S H Klassie yard crew tearing down the old livery barn once tied to 1883 construction by James Rose. The implement business at Werk will replace it with a more suitable building as the livery era fades from the town’s history.
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S. H. Klassie
Werk
James Rose
John Palmer
John Loobey
Jas. White
Loobey
Frank McCoy
Claus Helmke
Nate
John Loober
WS. Dea
James Humbert
Humbert
John Torrence
W. N. Smith
B. ¢. Selgeld
H.A. Benner
T. F. Enright
Ror Fox
George Miller
Fox
M. J. Mulholland
Miller and Mulholland
E. C. Selgelid
S.H. Klassie
8. H. Klassie
Mr. Klassie
Twenty One Years Ago Items From Renwick Times
Twenty One Years Ago items copied from the Renwick Times printed November 11 1915 note Miss Marie Kraft visiting Des Moines Rebecca Kerris from Ohio visiting with her brother John and his wife. Born to Mr and Mrs Lee Norder ailing pound boy on Monday November 7. Mrs T T Thompson and two children visiting Radcliffe relatives. Miss Lulu and Bertha Handsaker of Nevada visiting E M Smith home. Otto Block returned from St Paul. Henry Norder to Wisconsin funeral of a cousin. Mr and Mrs John Caliesen and Mr and Mrs J H Tanck visiting Nebraska. Ladies Aid installed electric lights in church. Mr and Mrs Jas White returned from Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs C K Paulson of Lake Mills visiting daughter Mrs T C Heggen. Boone Township Watsons club packed fruit for Christian homes. Lon Farien attacked with appendicitis taken to Altona hospital. Heiss improving. Crowd charivaried Supt and Mrs E S married last Thursday. Mrs Evans formerly Miss Verva Dervis teacher. Rev A W Schlesseimen moved to Evangelical parsonage. Goettsch family relocating. Peoples Savings Bank Hardy annual meeting elected officers. Boone Township Rural Life Club to meet November 16 program includes many names.
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Lulu
Bertha Handsaker
Nevada
E. M. Smith
Otto Block
St. Paul
Henry Norder
Jes
Wisconsin
John Caliesen
J. H. Tanck
Nebraska
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Evangelical Church
Jas, White
C. K. Paulson
Lake Mills
T. C. Heggen
Boone Township
Watsons* Club
Christian Home
Council Binff
Iowa
Des Moines
Lon
Farien
Altona Hospital
Heiss
Charivari
E. Es
Evans
Verva Dervis
A. W. Schlesseimen
Evangelical Parsonage
Vivian Shearer
M. L. Howell
Albert Nelson
Claude, Bogard
Robert Paskin
Newmen Engh
Otto Engstrom
Miller enters at Renwick Post Office subscription note
L. W. Miller is recorded as entered at the Renwick Post Office with a note on subscription rate for one year.
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L. W. Miller
Renwick
Fire hazards and prevention urged to reduce fatalities
A call urges Americans to recognize fire risks after 16 000 people burned in a year and 80 percent of fires could be prevented. It stresses inspecting homes from bungalows to mansions, using fire departments or institutions for guidance, and promptly correcting hazards to cut the national fire death toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sre
Dames
Ream
Zomeone
Senator Meccrat Demands Probe of Digest Poll
Tennessee senator Meccrat calls for an official investigation into a Literary Digest national poll claiming the survey misrepresents sentiment. He argues the poll’s results could embolden Republicans and undermine the New Deal, urging scrutiny as credibility shifts.
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Meccrat
Tennessee
Literary Digest
Collier
Campaign Disarray Turmoil Marked By Waste Bins
Fragmentary notes describe disorganization during voting period with phrases about emptying waste baskets weekly and daily mail surges. The text hints at campaign疲 to manage waste and communications, suggesting logistic strain and inefficient routines.
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Daily Mail
Firemen Elect Officers at Renwick Company Meeting
The Renwick fire company held its annual election last Thursday. Leo Mimbach was retained as fire chief after 12 years in office. New officers include R. E. McGowan, B. J. Packard, Raymond Gorrell, C. A. Richardson, W. H. Long, and Fritz Gorrell as vice president. A banquet for December 3 was planned.
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Renwick Fre
Leo Mimbach
Mimbach
R. E. McGowan
B. J. Packard
Assi
Raymond Gorrell
C. A. Richardson
W. H. Long
Gorerell
Fritz Britt
First real snowstorm touches ground in early winter
The article notes a Saturday night snowstorm bringing about three inches of snow, subzero temperatures, and a brisk early winter feel. By Monday the snow had melted and temperatures warmed, with November 7 appearing early for winter in the region.
Birthday Surprise for W R Benedict at 80
Neighbors gathered at the home of W R Benedict last Friday November 5 for a surprise birthday dinner and pleasant afternoon as she turned 80.
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W. R. Benedict
Sophomore Class Party Planned at Renwick High
The Ren wick high school sophomore class will host a party at the schoolhouse on Wednesday November 18 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Mr Briggs serves as sponsor and organizer of the event.
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Renwick High School
Briggs
Election winds down as voters settle scores
Ten days after the election the public distraint eases and citizens reflect on political clashes and changes.
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Everbody
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Renwick Savings Bank
Insurance and Farm Loans
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Renwick, Iowa
M. A. Wallukait
Algona, Iowa
Will F. Brown
Clarion-Mason City
Rockwood
L. R. Turnefey
Sician & Copl
Renwick, Iows
A. H. Stafford, D. V. M
Renwick, Towa
Star Laundry
Webster City
Cakes & Naser Corwith
Kanawha
H. H. Brommond
Mr. Smith
Weekly News
Edward W. Pickard
J. A. Hurley
Renwick Times
Marie Kraft
Rebecca Kerris
Ohio
John
Mrs
Lee Norder
T. T. Thompson
Radcliffe
Renwick Theatre
Pompeii
Eopes
Rochelle Hodes
W.C. Fields
Gene Autry
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