Two Weddings Reported in Renwick Area
News from Renwick area notes two weddings. George Schoolcraft son of Mrs E L Schoolcraft near Renwick and Grace Lamiers of Kanawha wed last Saturday amid a village charivari. George Kraft son of E C Kraft near Renwick and Anna Goetsch of LaVerne married in spring on a Renwick farm three miles northeast.
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George Schoolcraft
E. L. Schoolcraft
Renwick
Grace Lamiers
Kanawha
George Kraft
E. C Kraft
Anna Goetsch
LaVerne
Frita Kraft
Boy Seriously Hurt After Mule Kick near Renwick
Keith McCurry twelve-year-old son of Elis and Mrs McCurry living three miles southeast of Renwick was seriously injured when kicked by a mule while assisting his father and Maynard Yeoman. He suffered a broken left arm just below the shoulder a broken nose and severe bruising to back and neck after stepping between a mule team to halter them. His father and Yeoman struggled to lift him clear of the animals.
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Keith McCurry
Elis McCurry
Renwick
Maynard Yeoman
Keith
Farmer-Labor Candidate Visits Renwick Voters
Mrs. Matilda Sorenson Clark of Fort Dodge campaigned in Renwick last Friday for Representative in Congress from the Eighth District on the Farmer-Labor ticket. She promoted Lemke for president and O'Brien for vice president on the Union party line, aiming to influence November's general election results to throw the vote into Congress.
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Matilda Sorenson Clark
Fort Dodge
Congress
Erighth
Renwick
William Lemke
Thomas C. O’brien
Farmer- Labor
Humboldt County Loses Gravel Pit Suit
In a Kossuth county district court ruling last week, D. W Bates as receiver for State Savings Bank of Rolfe won a verdict for 1041.80 and costs against Humboldt County and Rasmus Hemerson. The bank had mortgaged Hemersons farm and did not receive proceeds from the gravel pit sale, contributing to the bank's failure.
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Kossuth
D. W Bates
State Savings Bank of
Rolfe
Humboldt County
Rasmus Hemerson
Hemerson
Tama High appoints Herbert Hurley as math and science instructor
Herbert T. Hurley of Renwick began duties Thursday as Tama public school's math and science instructor, replacing resigning Ray Hungerford. Hurley holds B A M A and Ph D degrees from Iowa State College and brings five years of teaching at Buena Vista College, Storm Lake.
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Tama News-Herald
Herbert T. Hurley
Renwick
Tama
Ray Hungerford
Hurley
Iowa State College
Ames
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Renwick High Senior Class Party Scheduled Friday
The Renwick high school senior class will hold a party at the schoolhouse this Friday evening from ? to 10 oclock. Sponsor is Aliss Ethel Lindsay.
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Renwick High School
Aliss Ethel Lindsay
Bartley Marries Mae Redach in Echo Minnesota
Dr. T. F. Bartley of Vesta Minnesota and Mae Redach of Echo Minnesota wed at Echo Lutheran parsonage on Wednesday September 30 Rev. C J Schrader officiated. Bartley, formerly of the local community, is a Vernon Consolidated School and Town State College Ames graduate now practicing in Vesta. Mrs Bartley is an Echo High School graduate who has worked in the local telephone office.
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Redwood Falls
Minn
T. F. Bartley
Vesta
Mae Redach
Echo
Massa
C.J. Schrader
Bartley
Vernon Consolidated School
Town State College
Ames
Vesta, Minn
Catfish Planting in Boone River Near Goldfield
Webster City deputy game warden released seven hundred catfish into the Boone river above the Goldfield dam last Monday. The fingerlings to ten inch fish will likely drift upriver toward Renwick holes in spring, and if the river remains passable next year fishing should improve in the area.
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Webster City
Boone
Goldfield
Renwick
Here From Colorado At John Winter Home Visit
Mr and Mrs Homer Winter and two daughters of Greeley Colorado visited the parental John Winter home for a week Homer is employed as a state construction engineer and has risen from common laborer now under civil service The state has a large construction program in view and Homer expects continuing employment for many moons
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Homer Winter
Greeley
Colorado
John Winter
Homer
Wisconsin visitors recall weekend at Humboldt and Mount Sterling
Mrs Barbara Hannerly and Mr and Mrs Mike Knoble with four sons from Mount Sterling Wisconsin visited Mrs Fannie Baumgartner over the weekend. They joined Mr and Mrs Jim Kelling and Mr and Mrs John Baumgartner and children for Sunday at Paul Altman’s home in Humboldt.
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Barbara Hannerly
Mike Knoble
Mount Sterling
Wis
Fannie Baumgartner
Baumgartner
Jim Kelling
John Baumgartner
Paul Altman
Humboldt
Jolly Birthday Club Hosts Fall Festival Meeting
The Jolly Birthday club met at Mrs. Carl Nerem’s home last Thursday afternoon with thirteen members and six visitors. Mrs. Walter McPeek donated a generous sum for charity. A luncheon followed the meeting.
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Jolly Birthday Club
Carl Nerem
Walter McPeek
SOS Bridge Luncheon Held at Mrs Long’s Home
SOS bridge club entertained Friday afternoon at a 21 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. W H Long. High score prize awarded to Mrs. Wm Beenen, draw prize to Mrs. C A Richardson. Four tables played with guests Mrs Wilbur Nissen and Mrs Donald McGowan.
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SOS Bridge Club
W.H. Long
Wm. Beenen
C. A. Richardson
Wilbur Nissen
Donald McGowan
Visitors From Nebraska Visit Iowa Seed Corn Tale
Visitors from Madison Nebraska Mr Pete Hoesly Mrs Pete Hoesly Sam Hoesity and neighbor Jake Bochman toured the Conrad Elmer home last week Sam Hoesly also visited his daughter Mrs John Hefty The group carried home a load of Iowa seed corn from their trip
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Pete Hoesly
Sam Hoesity
Jake Bochman
Madison, Neb
Conrad Elmer
Sam Hoesly
John Hefty
Iowa
Entertain Federation Officers at Renwick Womans Club
The Renwick Womans' club will host Hum boldt County Federation of Womans' clubs officers at Mrs. Chas. A. Walker’s home this afternoon. Mrs. C. C. Phillips of Livermore will speak on Music in the Home and several musical numbers will be presented by the hostess club.
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Renwick
Womans’ Club
Humboldt County
Fortnightly Club Hosts Annual Party for Renwick Teachers
The Fortnightly club ladies held their annual party for Renwick High School teachers at Smith Park last Thursday evening. A program of games entertained attendees and a 6:30 o'clock supper was served.
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Renwick High School
Smith Park
Twenty One Years Ago Items From Renwick Times Oct 1 1915
Q M Lee of Iowa Falls visited Renwick this week. Mr and Mrs W W McCurry visiting relatives in Scranton. Rev R Schaddler at Prenton over Sunday. Mr and Mrs B C Carter of Des Moines visiting George Eggerth home. Henry Gregerson and wife to Iowa City for her appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs Litcholson welcome birth of a son. Rev and Mrs J G Mover at Fort Dodge conference. Thomas Hepgen and Mina Paulson wed Oct 6 1915 at Silver Lake church Lake Mills. Dave Ramm of La Verne grafting six apple varieties. Fred Potter family called to Flasher N D by death of father in law. George Watkinson to move old Clans sewerage building to Lot north of Beckwith store. Mr and Mrs R J McCurry and two daughters leave for Santa Monica Calif. S M Pope of Algona travels with them. Orris French returns. Mrs French to join after son's operation in Des Moines. Frankie French had appendicitis operation Saturday. Ezekiel Grandon dies at Soldiers Home Marshalltown aged 92. lived in Renwick 1d years. Civil War veteran from Nebraska.
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Schaddler
Prenton
B.C. Carter
Des Moines
George Eggerth
Fred Potter
Flasher
N. D
R.J. McCurry
Santa Monica
Cali
Pope
Algona
Orris French
Renwick
Pennsylvania
1St
Nebraska Cavalry
Drake band selects Marvin Gugisberg in trombone section
Marvin Gugisberg of Renwick chosen by Drake University band director Harry Wie to join the 67 member Drake band as trombone player. He recently pledged to Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and is enrolled in the College of Commerce and Finance at Drake.
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Marvin Gugisberg
Renwick
Harry Wie
Drake
Marvin
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Drake LA
Moines
College of Commerce and Finance
Renwick Times: 1884 publication and rates
The Renwick Times is a weekly newspaper published each Thursday by L. W. Miller. It lists the post office entry as second class matter and states a subscription rate of one year for two dollars.
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Renwick Times
Mearning
L. W. Miller
Renwick
Humboldt Young Republicans Open Headquarters
Humboldt Young Republicans have opened headquarters in the American Legion building on the first floor. The office will feature campaign materials and information on national issues. Volunteers are invited to leave names and help the Republican cause ahead of the November election.
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Ican Legion
Humbo
Nna
Sis
Lindhart
American Legion
Young Republican League
Farming Regions Power Pastime of American Life
Prejudice aside, about half the U S population lives in farming regions and towns. This rural sector is a major economic force and key consumer of industrial products. City voters and leaders recognize farming’s rising role, linking city and country to widen national markets and prosperity.
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United States
Remembering welfare beyond the financial pages
The text argues that the welfare of the people is not shown by stock prices but by the common American’s ability to work, run a business, support himself, and be a self-respecting community member. It references Landon as part of the discourse.
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Landon
Parties Claim Roosevelt and Landon Vying for Electoral Lead
The Democratic National Committee says Roosevelt will carry many states while the Republican National Committee argues Landon could win 46. Father Coughlin predicts no candidate will secure a majority. Lemke is also said to hold some unseen leverage.
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Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Landon
Father Coughlin
Lemke
Democrats cry foul as Republicans claim Jefferson
Democrats accuse Republicans of stealing Jefferson from them, arguing the shift makes the race even after Democrats took Lincoln earlier.
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Jefferson
Lincoln
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Insurance and Farm Loans
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Renwick, Iowa
Mr. Smith
Weekly News
Edward W. Pickard
Washington
William Bruckert
Bruckart
Ike
Cactus Center
Farmer-Labor
Tama High School
Herbert Hurley
Ted Bartley
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Federation
Q. M. Lee
Iowa Falls
W. W. McCurry Arong
Scranton
Henry Gregerson
Iowa City
Thomas Hepgen
Mina Paulson
Silver Lake Church
Lake Mills
Dave Ramm
Renwick Theatre
Madeline Carroll
George Brent
News
George O'Brien
Pally Young
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