Family Hurt In Corwith Head On Crash After Dedication
Gunt Heil, a general contractor, and his family, returning from a Renwick school dedication in Worthington Minnesota, were injured in a late Friday night head on collision near Corwith. Mrs Heil, a daughter, and Linyd Potter suffered facial, head, and other injuries. Paul Jahnson and Willis Scherif and Matilon Hall were also injured as two cars were demolished.
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Pour
Brojaes
Linyd Potter
Willis Scherif
Matilon Hall
Serigua Frijutry
Paul Jahnson
Corwith
Ony
Rural school drama prelim winners advance to Humboldt final
Four districts Lake Tip District No 5 Grove District No 10 Data District No a and North Airline school won the preliminary rural school drama contest in Humboldt county. They will meet in Humboldt on Friday December 7 for the final. Thirty three schools and two hundred scholars participated. Lake township contest was at Renwlek high school Thursday. District No A produced "Idawanna Miss Ming Leydal the teacher. District No 7 earned second with "Whublewit and Finger kint" taught by Miss Doris Borkhimer. District No 6 placed third with "Waiting for the Train" taught by Miss Mable Kaeniussen.
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Lake District
Grove District
Data District No
North Airline School
Humboldt County
Humbold
Lake Township
Renwlelk High School
Iditoy Juin
Idawanna
Ming Leydal Ia
Doris Borkhimer
Mable Kaeniussen
Former Renwick Girl Dies In Washington
Relatives report the death of Mrs. George Steidel at Spokane Washington on Wednesday morning after months of illness She was 33 born near Renwick she lived with her grandmother Mrs Peter Weiss in Renwick She is survived by her husband one son Gordon two sisters and one brother List includes Mrs Write Britt of Newkirk and Mrs Harry Harrison of Ottawa among others
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George Staidel
Spokane
Wash
Steidel
Anna Stullacher
Renwick
Peter Weiss
Gordon
Mra. Write Britt
2Wick
Harry Hacrison
Otago
Trant Rude Staufluecher
Hummingford
Neb
NRA Salaries Rise Under Blue Eagle Plan
NRA salaries rose after the Blue Eagle criterion was introduced by Hugh S. Johnson. The top earners include NRA counsel Donald Richberg with $12,000, while 10 workers at the recovery unit earn more than $6,000 and 350 executives earn above $4,000. The legal division shows 102 men at $4,400 to $6,000, with several at higher figures.
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NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Johnson
Donald BR. Richberg
Aloye
Pheasant Hunters Report Mixed Luck In Local Fields
Local hunters enjoyed good luck last Saturday with bag limits of three rocks amid ideal weather. By midweek birds grew wary and fewer pheasants were killed, possibly due to a short crop. Wardens were present with no violations reported locally, while other areas saw arrests mostly for shouting hens.
Twenty-One Years Ago Items From Renwick Times
A Polk county divorce granted to Lenora Hall from Henry P Hall. Local news notes births visits illnesses livestock trips, Thanksgiving plans, and a jail escape at Renwick court house. Suspect John Holli arrested for burglary and robberies across Wright and Hamilton counties.
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Renwick Times
Polk County
Lenora Hall
Henry P. Hall
Yo Lindatrom
Edrich Packard
Watermean
Western Elevator Co
Quaker Gals Co
Chisago
George Bell
Court House
Fiberty
John Holi
Renwick
Thiel Hardware
Jake Bram
Wright
Hamilton
Dedication of Renwick High Gym Draws 600 Attendees
About six hundred people attended the dedication of Renwick High School’s new gym extension last Friday evening. The event featured a formal program, with local officials and former residents among the guests. A basketball game between Renwick and LaVerne followed, played in the new facility without admission charged, capacity nearly reached.
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Renwick High School
Dawny
Renwick
LaVerne
Teo
Kanawha Man In Second Auto Smashup In Month
Everett Wicks of Kanawha crashed his new Chevrolet into the railing of a bridge northwest of Belmond while driving to Belmond's rest week with four friends. No injuries occurred but the car was damaged and about 25 feet of railing torn away. This follows a prior accident near Renwick that killed Mrs. Abbas of Kanawha.
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Belmond
Everett Wicks
Kanawha
George Hippen
Wicks
Fred, Abbas
Kanawht
Renwick
Stocking Boone River With Game Fish
The state fish and game commission dumped thousands of game fish into the Boone River near Goldfield last week. The consignment included pike, bass, crappies, and bullheads, seined from Cornelia and Elk lakes, which were at low water. Fears of winter freezing were noted if a severe cold snap occurred. This marks the second shipment at the site in recent weeks.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Boone River
Goldfield
Cornelia
Eik Lake
Hpone
Tax Money Distributed to Humboldt Co. Schools
County Treasurer Byrne mailed school district support payments to Humboldt County town schools and rural townships. Renwick received 1325.13, Hardy 659.55, Vernon township 2443.79, Lake township 2248.06, total county distribution 245.15. Another distribution will occur in January.
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Byrne
Humboldt County
Renwick
Hardy
Vernon Townships
Lake
Renwick Savings Bank Buys School Bonds for Additions
The Renwick Savings Bank won the sole bid for 7500 dollars of school bonds toward a new schoolhouse addition. Bonds sold at 3.5 percent with a 75 dollar premium. The remaining building cost to be paid through Public Works aid. Two unrestricted production communities are shown as examples, with a critique on ideas for global improvement.
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Renwick Savings Bank
Balanca
Poultry control warned as farm wives guard egg money
A Livermore Gazette editorial warns the AAA cannot control eggs and poultry because farmers’ wives hold the receipts as their pin money. It argues any bid to regulate that money or the farm beyond the farmer’s own limits would provoke strong resistance and upheaval. Government meddling could wreck nations.
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AAA
Willie
Livermore Gazette
Queen Mary’s new hat sparks headlines across papers
The nation discusses Queen Mary purchasing a hat, sparking debate on royal fashion coverage. Critics question media focus while comparing attention to royal attire with other public figures.
Renwick Times Adopts New Subscription Rates
The Renwick Times, established 1884 and published each Thursday, notes subscription rate of one year for 2.00 dollars. Editor W. Miller announces entry at Renwick Post Office as second class matter.
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THE
Renwick Times
W. Miller
Renwick
Belden Weikel Leads Growing ME Church Notes
Belden Weikel, pastor at Renwick, opens with Growing Church in an Active Community. Sunday includes church school at 10, morning worship with theme Christian Stewardship, Epworth League at 11. Friday hosts two district Young Peoples Rally at Kanawha to discuss World Youth problems. Hardy service at 10 with church school and William James supervising. Girls Day observed.
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Belden Weikel
Renwick
A. R. Martin
Supe
Rla
Matt
TS P.m. Epworth League
Kanawha
Hardy
La.m. Ghureh School
William James
First Baptist Church Weekly Program Schedule
The church under Pastor J A Hurley announces next week's schedule with Bible School at 10 a m led by Hamer Theil. 11 a m Morning Worship on A New Quality of Life. 5 45 p m Young Peoples Meeting led by Grace Martin. 7 30 p m Evening Worship on God Seeking the Salvation for Life. The general public is invited to worship.
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Hamer Theil
Young Peoples Meeting
Grace Martin
St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Schedule
St Pauls Lutheran Church with Pastor H Reenta hosts Sunday School at 1:00 p.m. Maurice Nissen Superintendent. Divine service at 11:00 a.m. Service at Corwith at 2:30 p.m. Luther League devotional at 7:20 p.m. Immediately after service, election of church officers. St Pauls invites you.
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Maurice Nissen
Corwith
Luther League
St. Paul's
Evangelical Church Services and Meetings Noted
Evangelical Church details listed with Pastor Geurence Sohl leading Sunday School at 10:00 Morning Worship at 11 0 2 PM Evening Worship at 7 30 PM Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday each month W M S meets second Wednesday President Roosevelt is said to need capable assistants who can balance banks rather than write books
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. M.S. Avery
Roosevelt
Dawes Joan Bank Receivership Highlights RF C Action
The article notes the Dawes bank now under a receiver after a Reconstruction Finance Corporation suit for 60 million dollars, reflecting 50 million from 1932 and a remaining 60 million unpaid. It remarks the only surprise is a 20.6 million payment on the Joan.
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Dawes’ Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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