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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
4
Local notes recount visitors and routine events in Algona area towns. Frequent visits by families from Jolley, Spirit Lake, Eagle Grove, and Des Moines are listed along with school trips to Fort Dodge, oyster suppers, charity gatherings, and hunting openings.
Schedule shows opponents and dates for RW Scarlet Raiders from November to February including Kannwha Goldfield Kannwhs Livermore Bode Lodyart Gorwith LyVerne Coltifield Livermore Node Huboldt Corwith and a two day tournament in February plus LuVerne.
Dorothy Richardson, a music teacher from the Auburn school, learned from a Des Moines friend that her bag was found on the outskirts of Des Moines. She suspects she may have left it on a car running board when the party stopped for lunch at Ames during a trip from Des Moines to Renwick for a state teachers convention.
The Rebekah lodge will hold a benefit card party featuring bridge, 600 and cribbage at the I O O F hall on Monday evening November 2. Events begin promptly at 8 o'clock with lunch provided. Proceeds support improvements to the hall interior.
Prices for Wednesday November 20 quoted by local dealer data bulletin. Noted items include New corn No 4 Data Hog and various cream products with Ist grade cream and other goods. Market report reflects quoted values subject to correction.
Everyone is invited to a Tuesday program and social on Nov 26 at 8 pm at Boone No tadical near Renwick. Pupils from Dista No 4 and No 9 Boone township present the program. A plate luncheon will be served. Ladies bring baskets. Orville Amosson and Maxine Blesie are teachers.
Invite to a program and social at Boone No 3 school four miles north and one mile east of Rennwick on Friday night November 22 at eight o clock. Pupils of Dist No 2 and 4 Boone township will perform with basket social. A pine ranch will be served. Aurifin Blesio and Duuley Blesio are the teachers.
A basket social and program are planned for Wednesday evening November 27 at 6 o clock at the Sherman township Nosebowl three miles north one mile west and four miles south of Luverne. Lunch will be served. Davies please bring baskety Lilian Kraze teacher.
We wish to thank our neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude goes to the choir and Ladies Aid for serving dinner. From the Krutt family.
The Renwick high school junior class presents the three act comedy Chinty Cottage in the auditorium Friday evening at eight. Admission 15 and 25 cents. The athletic carnival Saturday night drew a large crowd and all proceeds exceeding 97 pounds went to a good cause.
In Renwick Sunday school notes G I Yeager, pastor, oversees morning worship. Martin, superintendent, directs Sunday School. Choir practice set for Monday evening. Vardy church reports morning worship at 10 and Sunday School.
St Pauls Lutheran Church lists Sunday School at 10 a m with Manele Nisaen as superintendent and a Diving service at 11 a m The Luther League social is postponed to next week due to the junior class play Confirmation instruction Saturday at 9:30 am Choir rehearsal Saturday at 8 pm at John Meenes home German service to be held on Thanksgiving Day at 10 00 am St Pauls invites you
A church notices a Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 11 0 a m and Evening Worship at 7 0 p m. Thanksgiving Day service Thursday at 10 0 a m Bible Study and Prayer Meeting Thursday evening Ladies Aid Society first Wednesday Monthly W M S meets second Wednesday.
We are having a fine series of lessons which should prove helpful to everyone Plan to be present next Sunday Morning Worship and sermon Subject Thanksgiving This is the Sunday before Thanksgiving Let us show our gratitude by being at the morning service in appreciation of God's goodness during the past year We all have much to be thankful for James Nelson Supt.
A voiced claim states that the most primitive people are pygmies of the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal who have not learned to light fire. It asserts that others prepare or provide for them. The remark cites government responsibility allegedly handling such tasks.
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