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Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1939

Page

5

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mrs Hazel Berry and her son Frank visited friends in Britt last Thursday evening. Dale Arnold and Miss Lelia Witten of Ames were Sunday visitors at the W. E. Baker home. Clarence Johnson and Clarence Erwin visited relatives at Klemme last Sunday. Beryl Mimbach returned home from Buena Vista College in Storm Lake for the weekend. Rev F J Lantow and family attended the funeral of his brother in Sumner on Monday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gimner were Humboldt visitors Tuesday evening where the Royal Neighbors hosted a shower for Mrs Gimner.

Hazel Berry Frank Britt Dale Arnold Lelia’ Witten Ames W. E. Baker Clarence Johnson Clarence Erwin Klemme Beryl Mimbach Buena Vista College Storm Lake F. J. Lantow Mr. Lantow Sumner Thomas Gimner Humboldt Gimer

Pheasant Open Season Shines With Plentiful Birds

Iowa pheasant season closes after a three day hunt with abundant birds. Weather was ideal and hundreds of out of state hunters joined locals. Gentle hunting conditions, courteous landowners, and no arrests mark a season noted for many birds shot and lost in fields.

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Husk 27 Acres of Corn For Disabled Neighbor

A Vernon township neighborhood gathered at Lester Smith’s home to husk 27 acres of corn for him while he recuperates from a serious operation. Forty-nine men pitched in to harvest the crop and 19 women provided a big potluck lunch, both earning high praise for their work and hospitality.

Lester Smith Vernon Township Smith

Will Vaccinate for Smallpox at School

Vaccination for smallpox will be given at the schoolhouse on Friday, November 17. Anyone wishing to be vaccinated is invited. The serum is provided by the State and the doctor's charge for service will be 50 cents.

Weekend visitors mark small town social notes

Miss Mildred Fisher returned home from Rowley where she teaches this year. Mrs. Cora Klein and J. A. Parker of Humboldt visited the Thomas Gimner home last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wieder stain of Audubon were guests at the Rev. F. J. Lawton parental home last Sunday.

Mildred Fisher Rowley Cora Kiein J. A. Parker Humboldt Walter Wiederstain Audubon F. J. Lawton

Funeral Services for John Callesen Held Saturday Afternoon

John Callesen died at home on a Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at 1:45 at the house and 2 o'clock at St. Pauls Lutheran church. Rev. JH Reents preached. Burial followed in Goldfield cemetery. He had lived in Renwick for nearly fifty years and was known as a pioneer stock buyer and livestock dealer. He married Mary Voss in 1892 and survived by his wife, one sister J H Tanck, and other relatives. He was 78 years old. Relatives from several states attended the funeral.

St. Paul's’ Lutheran Church John Callesen JH. Reents Goldfield Callesen J. H. Tanck Renwick John Calleson Calla Louise Callesen Skarbek Denmark Hel John Vaughn Bennett Iowa Martin Lindperfer Rock Island Tll Jeanette Vaugan Carmen Peer Ames Nels Pahus Hans Clear Lake Yowa Paul _Kummrow Laura Donald Kommirow Ella Griebel Adolph Griebel Ceylon Minn Anna Holck Ernest Holek Fillmore Ives John Reber Clarence Griebel Frank Griebel Arnold Griebel Lawrence Griebel Mary Barney Griebel Pipestone Emma Ennis Des Moines Henry Foster Jimmie Nore Springs

Armistice Joy Spreads Through Renwick and Area

Twenty-One Years Ago Renwick notes Armistice signing at 6 o clock Monday morning ending the World War after 1,567 days. Townsfolk celebrate with a town siren, fire bell, street party, community supper, school demonstrations, and a public dance at Claussen's garage. Communal pride marked Peace Day with bonfires, flags, and an effigy of the Kaiser burned. Nearby residents and visitors are named including Yanney, Lockwood, Lee, and Klessie as daily life resumes.

Suni Sunshine Society J. L. Danfee Christian Home Main Street Renwick Germany Claussen

Card of Thanks for condolences and support

We thank neighbors and friends for the beautiful flowers and the kind help during the illness and death of our beloved husband and brother. Mrs. Mary Callesen, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tanck.

Bowers Mary Callesen Mra J. H. Tanck

Mrs Maier Breaks Arm In Stepladder Fall

Mrs. Maier suffered a fractured left arm when she fell from a lower stepladder while washing windows Tuesday morning. Dr. L R Turner set the bones and placed the arm in a cast for six weeks, with an x ray planned in Fort Dodge.

Fred Maier L. R. Turner

Renwick Times Trade Ad and Masthead Item

The Renwick Times announces publication details with the weekly schedule and post office entry. Subscription rate listed at 32.00 per year and the paper notes weekly Thursday morning issue by L. W. Miller.

L. W. Miller Renwick

Pheasant Hunters Start Several Cornfield Fires

Local incidents report hunters starting fires in multiple cornfields near Rudy Blesie’s gas station John Kelling’s field and near No 60 while observers extinguished them. A game preserve near Wall Lake and a federal duck refuge area in Union Slough suffered fire damage tied to careless smoking.

Rudy Blesie John Kelling Wall Lake Union Slough Kossuth County Agein Conter’s.cigaret

Home Project Leaders Begin Nutrition Lesson in Vernon and Humboldt Townships

The first Home Project nutrition lesson was held November 6 at Mrs. Luchsinger’s home with eight Vernon township leaders plus eight Hum aip leaders present. Myrtle Hewitt led on Fundamental Food Needs, and Old World songs were sung. The next lesson is set for November 23 at Mrs. Claus’s home in Humboldt township. Visitors to the George Latch home last Sunday included Dr. C. A. Sones and children Donald and Jean, and Miss Mabel Sones of Des Moines.

Chris Luchsinger Vernon Township Humaip Myrtle Hewitt C. H. Claus Humboldt Township C. A. Sones Donald Jean Mabel Sones Des Moines George Latch

Cornstalk Fire Threatens Farm Buildings

Floyd Lane was burning cornstalks on John Callesen’s land when wind shifted toward straw stacks and farm buildings. Lane called the fire department for help as flames spread to one stack, but firefighters and volunteers prevented further spread to the other stack and nearby structures.

Floyd Lane John Callesen Callesen Floyd Igeal-dre

Literary Guild Meets With Mrs Ralph White

The Literary Guild met last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ralph White. Mrs Ralph Richerds of Ottosen, director of the Humboldt county institute, gave an interesting talk on Adult Education. A number of guests attended beyond club members, with refreshments served by the hostess at the close.

Literary Guild Ralph White Humboldt County Institute Ralph Richerds Ottosen

Braden Richardson Hosts Tenth Birthday Party

Mrs. C. A. Richardson entertained third and fourth grade children after school Monday for Braden Richardson's 10th birthday. The party featured games and refreshments, and Braden received a number of nice gifts.

C. A. Richardson Braden

Mrs Charles Trask Hosts Renwick Womans Club

Mrs Charles Trask hosted the Renwick Womans Club gathering last Thursday afternoon with Mrs Harold Saxton leading on the topic The New As I Saw It. Saxton spoke about her trip to Washington DC and the hostess served lunch at the close.

Charles Trask Renwick

Birthday party for Beverly Yarbrough marked her 11th year

A number of Beverly Yarbrough's schoolmates gathered at Dr. N. R. Yarbrough's home last Saturday afternoon to celebrate her 11th birthday. The party featured games and refreshments as gifts were exchanged.

Beverly Yarbrough

Gillespie Baby Born As Thanksgiving Changes Noted

A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Gillespie on Sunday November 5. Postmaster George Peters announced the local post office will observe November 30 as Thanksgiving with regular hours on the 23rd and mail delivery closing on the 30th.

Donald Gillespie George Peters Isiter

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