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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
2
Mies Mitdeod Chapmain BooneE and family hosted Thanksgiving with relatives. Mia A.W Gray entertained youths for Mayda’s birthday while Wilder and M.C. Rockwood families visited. Town notes regulars, weather turns colder and a Portnighily Club sale benefits Council Bluffs Orphanage.
Henry Dodd claims a single Adlerika dose relieved indigestion and gas improving sleep and appetite. The ad touts Adlerika as a German doctor’s remedy cleansing the upper and slower bowels to wash out poisons causing gas nervousness and poor sleep with results by tomorrow.
Eagle Grove authorities issued an APB after a burglary at a local store early Monday. Entry was gained through back doors, with merchandise stolen from several departments. The amount stolen could not be determined. this shop had burglaries multiple times in the past year.
A boy named Bobby Craig was scalded when a cup of hot tea spilled on him at home last Thursday morning. Mrs Tid and Mrs Willer Craig tended the boy as the burns reddened his arm, and he was taken to a physician for treatment and is reported improving.
A jumble of local items notes visitors and births including a baby named David born Sunday November 6 at Mercy Hospital with Earl Whipps of Fort Dodge mentioned. Cedar Reid, Time Springs and Council Bluffs figures appear alongside a Briardaly Store food sale. The B T W club elected officers Winnie Bell president Alpha Kleen vice president June Siemens secretary treasurer and LaVerne Strunt on Ed Mayon Homes-hosted weekend trip to Charles City.
Dinnér Worly and forty relatives of Meg White attended a family birthday dinner at the White home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Greater among the visitors from Furl Dove. A telegram brought news of Mrs. Quaper Marty’s death in St. Maries. A local appeal urged support for health funds and a fire department call screened a false alarm due to a short circuit in a switch box.
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