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Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1935

Page

5

Rural Drama Contest Semi Finals Set Friday at Humboldt

Rural drama contest semi finals are planned for Friday at Humboldt high school auditorium starting 1 pm with top small town winners from Weaver Rutland Humboldt Delunw Avery, then winners from Norway Lake Grove Corinth join for Humboldt semi final. Two best plays advance to finals next Wednesday at Humboldt high school auditorium.

Ie Rullad Humboldt High School Byiday Weaver Rutland Humboldt Delunw Avery Town Allon Heaver Norway Lake, Grove and Corinth M. Kirk Sperry Renwick Bupl Garlock Harty Weri Fitary Noay H. G. Lenthan Vernon

Annual Farm Bureau Meeting December 19

The rural meeting of the Farm Bureau will be held December 19 at Hurrolil. The session runs from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Officers will be elected and committee reports read. W B Hamilton, secretary, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, will be the guest speaker.

Tiuiholdtenunty Farm Bureau Hurrolil

Vernon Cons School to Dedicate $15000 Gymnasium Nov 22

Vernon Consolidated School unveils a new gymnasium and auditorial addition costing about 15000 dollars. A. J. SteffeyRegional Education Supervisor will give the main address on Friday November 22. Lucille Berendt leads the music selections for the program.

Vernon: Consolidated Behoot A. J. Steffey Northwest Town State Department of Education Misa Lucille Berendt Vernon Township Frealty Garmphell Healing Company Des Moines Thorwald Thorson Forest City Wheeler & Parks Newhall Town M. B. Richardson and Company

Twenty-One Years Ago Itema Copy From Renwick Times

Notes from the Renwick Times dated November 19, 1914 mention Glen Wigan becoming parents of a new boy Julius Egenes visiting a brother in Lucerne Grace Packard and others visiting Ames Goldfield N M Lacbey home LuVerne Ed Mason of LuVerne with Boone township friends Hell of Santa Monica Calif visiting Esther Straight teaching in Center school Odette Buel of Boone visiting ten days Mrs Lindlorfer and Clara Block family in Illinois George Bell Calla Trank Fayl Phipps Carroll Richardson traveling to Ames to watch football Miss Anderson returns home from three weeks with George Peters infant class Evangelical Sunday school visit Beckwiths hall program for fundraising to buy a Victrala the group has raised 17 toward the 40 goal including 7 donated by Mrs R R Smith Mrs Fred Walkner and T Heggen.

Glen Wigan Julius Egenes Iver Lucerne Grace Packard Ames Lucille Southwick Goldfield N. M Esther Straight Fred Bacon Grand Parks N. D R. W. Frank Odette Buel Boonw Dora Linndlorfer Olinois Lindarfer Clara Bloek George Bell Calla, Tanck Fayl Phipps Carroll Richardson Lown City Anes Miss Anderson George Peters Iowa Evangelical Sunday School John Schneider Beckwith's R. R. Smith Fred Walkner T. , Heggen

Little Nine Officials Meet December 9 in Humboldt

The Little Nine conference officials banquet and business meeting will occur December 8 or 9 at 6:80 in Humboldt. Attendees include coaches, superintendents and basketball captains from West Bend, Humboldt, Renwick, LaVerne, Livermore, Goldfield, Bode and Corwith. A dinner, program led by Vernon Taylor, talks by Sept. C. FB Moore and Supt Cockrill, and four basketball games in the gym follow the session. Officers listed: Supt. E. E. Swenson president, Supt. A. C. Byana vice-president, Supt. M. K. Sperry secretary.

Little Nine Humboldt West Bend Renwick LaVerne Livermore Goldfield Bode Corwith Vernon Taylor FB Moore Cockrill G. H. Beiggs Offcera E. E. Swenson Hornboldt A. C. Byana Bu Verne M. K. Sperry

Corn Husking Bee At Fred Kraft Farm

About sixty five friends and neighbors gathered at Fred Kraft farm for a corn husking bee with nineteen wagons. Over 2 500 bushels were picked and cribbed leaving ten acres still to harvest. While men worked the field the women prepared a big dinner. Kraft thanked workers at the elevator and promised to repay their help in the future.

Fred Kraft Fred Mr. Kraft

Killer Suspect Captured In Minnesota Woods

Ten officers arrested Earl Blood 34 for the Britt murder of James Zrostick on November 2. Blood was found in a small cabin forty miles north of Hibbing Minnesota. The gang of Des Moines hunters ambushed the victims, stole a car, and fled toward Valley Springs. Blood denied involvement but is held for questioning. the bandits are linked to multiple bank robberies including Gilmore City.

Earl Blood Pear Britt James Zrostick Hibbing Minn Des Moines James Zrosttik Britt Valley Springs St. D Blood Gilmore City

Vernon Home Project Group Meeting at Vernon School

The Women’s Home Project group met at Vernon Consolidated School on Thursday afternoon November 14. Ten women attended. Domestic science girls attended the talk and demonstration of patterns to be made into gifts. Construction began of a toy dog for a child. Patterns for coat hangers and aprons were in demand. Mrs H G Louthan led the group.

Vernon Consolidated ‘School Mra H. G. Louthan

Miller Names Post Office Subscribed Rate Notice

Miller enters at Renwick Post Office as second class matter and subscribes for one year at a rate of 32.00.

SW. Miller Renwick

Five in hundred reach independent old age study shows

A study of one hundred men aged sixty five or more finds only five have income sufficient to live on without work. Twenty eight still work for a living while ninety five depend on relatives or charity. The piece urges foresight and a plan to save now for harder years ahead.

Liberty's Guarantee in defense of the Constitution

The passage extols thanking the framers of the Constitution for freedoms of speech and press. It warns against any program to tamper with or weaken these core principles, condemning bureaucracy and official power as threats to personal and property rights and life. It calls for a strong defense of constitutional rights.

United States

Retirements Under New Cuban Paperworkers Act

A new retirement act sanctioned by President Cartoy Llendieta becomes effective this week. It allows newspaper workers to retire after 25 consecutive years in the trade and receive an initial pension of 76 percent of their highest salary for each year of service. The text notes plans by some to move to Cuba once funds allow.

Cuba Mien Cartoy Llendieta

Iowa hunting and fishing laws overwhelm hunters

Laws governing hunting and fishing in Iowa have grown so numerous that a hunter nearly needs a lawyer to venture afield. It is nearly impossible to hunt or fish in this state without violating some law, a situation caused by the neglect of greedy, unscrupulous hunters who ignored the simple laws of the past.

Iowa

Counterfeit Bills Warned About in Town

Public warning issued after reports of counterfeit twenty dollar bills in circulation. If all the 320 bills received at this office were fake, the impact would be minimal, officials remark.

Unusual eight-legged kitten born in Denton Kansas

A cat born in Denton Kansas has eight legs and appears as two bodies with two tails. The item ponders whether such a striking image could serve as a third party emblem, questioning the potential symbolism and practicality.

Denton Kansas

Banker's Bold Self-Service Checks Cautiously Praised

Publicity highlights two doctors who removed their own tonsils with a mirror. A banker is praised for cashing his own checks, an act of notable self reliance and courage noted in the same discourse.

President Turns to Preachers for Advice in Crisis

In a moment of deep national strain the president appealed to religious leaders as the brain trust faltered. With political strategies failing to resolve the impasse, prayer was seen as the final resort to guide decisions and unite a divided country.

Brain Trust

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Renwick Savings Bank Insurance and Farm Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Renwick, Iowa Bork McGowan Grocery Farm Bureau Meeting V8 Leadership VER WTLN MONTE Henry Ford Ford Associated Industries Ford Motor Company Lincoln Johnson Ford Denier Renwick Times Fred Kraft Farm Minnesota Douglas Montgomery Autta Louise THE Renwick, Times
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