Local Social Notes Highlight Region Happenings
Mrs Will Janes of Chicago visited J E Janes home on Tuesday evening. Mrs Henry Kraft called to Waseca Minnesota for her sister Gur Cox's illness. Datty Cattle Congress attendees at Waterloo included George Krise and Henry Lochsinger. Patty Crotty visited with Beryl Mimbach in Storm Lake over Sunday. Sophomore class hosted freshmen initiation at the schoolhouse last Friday night. Families from Dows, Humboldt, and nearby towns gathered for weekend events at Norman Peer home near Herds. The Reds beat the Detroit Tigers 2 to 1 in the World Series final, with wartime and election talk following. Everett Norder will work for his father after summer work in Audubon. A large group attended Oliver Anderson's Zunster at Goldfield last Friday. Dinner guests included many from Humboldt, Iowa Falls, Boone, and Eagle Grove. Mrs Mary Smith of Ames visited Omer Davis and family, with Mrs Elmer Matzur and Dorie Mexine of Kenosha also visiting. Numerous relatives gathered for meals at the Bebler home, including Altman and Kuble families. Henry Prull and Bill of Ceylon Minnesota visited. big family dinner at Rudy Biesie home. J R Freitag funeral in Monticello Wisconsin attended by several. Mrs Perry Engetrom accompanied party from Rochester Minnesota. visiting here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acd
Oscar Leonard
Alice
Dayton
D. J
R. E. McGowan
Rudy Amosson
Dows
S House
Norman Peer
Herdh
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Everett Norder
St Audubon
Everett
Ralph Anderson
Will Anderson
Jim Anderson
Norman Oberhelman
End Floyd Anderson
Oliver Anderson
Goldfield
Howard Persons
Henry Lachsinger
Carl Swenson
Arnolds Perk
Gaurgs Halene
Hannah Dalene
Boone
Oscar Swanson
Stanhope
Martha Berk
Eagie Grove
Jennie Swanson
Mary Smith
Ames
Omer Davis
Elmer Matzur
Dorie Mexine
Kenosha
Wis
Davis
Alfred Peterson
Matenr
Dorothy Engstrom
M. Bebler
Paul Altman
Gladys
Humboldt
Paul Altman Sr
Dakota City
Henry Kuble
Luverne
Fred Gugger
Lizgie Church
Fannie Baumgartner
Jim Kelling
Henry Prull
Bill
Ceylon
Minn
Rudy Biesie
Pruits
E. A. Simpson
Mountain Lake
Walter McPeak
Henry Norder
Chas. A. Walker
G. Gugisberg
Jake Biesie
Henry Biesie
Wm. Biesie
Monticello
J. C. Freitag
Perry Engetrom
Rochester
Renwick Markets Open Market Quotations Report
The following market quotes were supplied by focal dealers for Wednesday October 9 and are published subject to correction. The notice lists prices and market activity as recorded by the Renwick exchange without asserting final accuracy or completeness.
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Renwick
Focal
Mrs Win Nissen Hosts Double Six Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Win Nissen entertained the Double Six bridge club at a Lavish jigacheon style gathering at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Three tables played bridge with Mrs Paul Hegeen winning high, Nea Ole Tjelle low, and Mrs M C Rockwood drawing prizes.
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Win. Nissen
Double Six
Paul Hegeen
Ole Tjelle
M.C. Rockwood
Hersbergen Streeter Wedding Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Hazel Hersbergen of Corwith to Wayne Streeter of Renwick. They wed August 15 at the Lutheran parsonage in Iona Minnesota with Rev. S K Ansorge officiating. Mrs Streeter is a Corwith high school 1982 graduate. Wayne is a Renwick high school graduate and farmer. They will live on a farm near Renwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hersbergen
Airs
Sam Hersbergen
Corwith
Wayne Streeter
Arthur Streeter
Renwick
Iona
Minn
S. K. Ansorge
Wayne
Renwick High School
New Editor Takes Over Corwith Hustler and Williams Leader
Corwith Halverson, new editor and publisher of the Williams Leader, assumes control of the Corwith Hustler while former publisher Charles Murr stays in Corwith and remains employed in the Hustler office. Halverson will split time publishing both papers, amid a regional pattern of frequent editor changes. Best wishes voiced for his success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunder Halverson
Williams Leader
Corwith Hustler
Charles Murr
Remainsn Corwith
Hustler
Halverson
Williams
Corwith
County Nubbin Contest to be Held in Humboldt
The Humboldt county corn husking contest will occur on Wednesday October 16 at the H S Pitstick farm on the north edge of Humboldt.
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Humboldt County
H. S. Pitstick
Humboldt
Local Church Groups Meet In Community Gatherings
The Lake Township Farm Bureau hosted guests at the Joe Gangstead home on Tuesday evening. Families including the Kleen and Steven households shared Sunday dinners. Minneapolis visitors Macville Anderson and family were guests in Sanford Anderson’s home Sunday and Monday. Baptist Mission women met with Mrs Terry Mitchell with Mrs Carl Kelling leading. Charlee City and Fort Atkinson were visited by the Feltis family and Gene Potter. Evangelical church Young Peoples Mission Circle gathered at Duane McCurry’s home Monday. Kraft families attended the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo last Thursday. Mrs Arthur Stenffacher returned from Monroe Wis where she visited relatives. Families Klaessy Werling Packard and Brink attended Wendell Friday’s funeral. St Pauls Lutheran observed a Mission Festival and Sunday School Rally with a noon church basement dinner. Local pastors Rev J H Reents Rev H Knopstoh of Tripoli and Rev Paul Meyer of Bampton assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Mission
Terry Mitchell
Carl Kelling
Ray Feltis
Gene Potter
Charlee City
Fort Atkinson
Young Peoples Mission
Evangelical Church
Duane McCurry
Fred Kraft
Henry Kraft
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Arthur Stenffacher
Monroe
Wis
Sam Klaessy
Spencer
Carl Werling
Bode
S.J. Packard
Corwith
Percy Brink
Burt
Wendell
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
J. H. Reents
H. Knopstoh
Tripoli
Paul Meyer
Bampton
Lutheran Bazaar and Chicken Pie Supper at Masonic Hall
The annual Lutheran bazaar and chicken pie supper will be held at the Masonic hall on Saturday October 12. Menu includes chicken pie mashed potatoes gravy baked beans vegetable salad brown bread rolls jelly pickles pumpkin pie and whipped cream. Coffee served from 5 30 p m with prices 25c and 40c. Bake sale at 1 a m.
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Masonic Hall
Public Sale Of Matilda Rasmussen Estate In Renwick
F E Rasmussen administrator will sell household goods and items of the Matilda Rasmussen estate at the former Rasmussen home on East Main Street Renwick on Saturday October 12 starting at 2 oclock. Cash terms. Auctioneer E A Nelson and clerk D J Christensen.
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F._E. Rasmussen
Matilda Rasmussen
Rasmussen
East Main Street
Renwick
E. A. Nelson
D. J. Christensen
Social and Basket Social at Liberty No 3 Event
A basket social and program will be held at Liberty No 3 on Thursday evening October 17 with lunch sales. The school sits one mile south one mile east and one mile south of Renwick. Ladies bring baskets, men bring pocketbooks. Henry Rickens teacher. Nearby visitors include Miss Lois Saxton and a Spencer friend at Harold Saxton’s home last Sunday.
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Liberty No. 3
Thure
Renwick
Henry Rickens
Lois Saxton
Spencer
Harold Saxton
Registration for all male citizens 21 to 35 in Dakota County
Registration of all male citizens aged 21 to 35 on October 16, 1940 will occur at each precinct from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Exemption only for those already in the U S Army Navy or Marine Corps. Fines up to 10000 or five years prison for failing to register or false registration. A Chief Registrar appointed by the County Auditor, with Assistants, will oversee each precinct. A meeting for Chief Registrars is set for October 14, 1940 at the Court House in Dakota City at 7:30 p.m. Registrars for Renwick precinct listed as R E McGowan chief Maude Anderson Edith Packard Leo Mimbach C A Richardson and Writz Britt. Mr and Mrs Edward Blesie of Des Moines visited here over the weekend.
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United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Dakota City
Iowa
Renwick
R. E. McGowan
Maude Anderson
Edith Packard
Leo Mimbach
C. A. Richardson
Writz Britt
Renwick Methodist Church Activities and Guests
Renwick Methodist Church led by Pastor E D Hart offers 10:00 a m Sunday School with Mrs Walter McPeak as superintendent and 11:00 a m worship. A 7:30 p m service will discuss temperance. Women’s Society meets on the fourth Wednesday afternoon. Attendees include Mrs Berkler and other local club officers at Webster City meetings this week. Nearby visits include Mr and Mrs Richardson and son Braden at Eagle Grove and Arlene Richardson Lola Mimbach returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McPeak
Lemon
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Fareywell
Dean Nellis
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Webster City
C. A. Richardson
Braden
Eagle Grove
Arlene Richardson
Lola Mimbach
George Gown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Janes
Chicago
J.E. Janes
Waseca, Minn
Gur Cox
George Krise
Henry Lochsinger
Mrs. Win. Nissen
Double Six Bridge Club
Sally Ruebel
Anna Mills
Clara Larson
Des Moines
August Hoffman
A. D.gimner
Thelma
Fort Dodge
J. Packard
Alfred Kleen
Boone Township
E.G. Griebel
Son Wilder
E. Ray Green
Alexander
Kimball
Balante
Armstrong Piano Co
Mason City
Womens Missionary Society of the Evangelics
Peter Whitted
Milwaukee
Roy Entler
Rutland
Fred Rasmussen
Thief
St. Peter
Minr
Wes
Times Office
Northlowe Fair
Hentock County
M. J. Howlett & Sons
Kanawha
Henry Geiger
Lena
M. Babler
Lizzie Church
Thelma and Ddr
D. J. Christenson
W. H. Long
Renwick, Iowa
L.R. Turner
Renwick Savings Bank
A. H. Stafford, D. V. M
F. M. Crawford
Osteopathic and General Practice
Renwick, Lowa
Hersbergen-Streeter
County Nubbin
Lake Township Farm Bureau
Joe Gangstead
N. EB. Steven
Mrs. Macville Anderson
Minneapolis
Sanford Anderson
Schwenck
R. K. Uhr
Livermore
Gene Pieper
Ralph Slade
J. H. Tank
J. S. Peer
Sind Mra
Elmer Philipp
Donald
W. D. Haack
Leo Woods
Dennis
Roy Gillespie
Chas. Johnson
Yates Center
Kavs
Howard Davidson
Kansas City
Mrs. Davidson
Everett Graber
M. B. Richardson
Ocey Hoover
Gary, Lnd
Edward Blesie
Renwick Methodist Church
E. D. Hart
Harry Mehlan
Cedar Rapids
Myr
Fred Berkler
Truesdale
Supt
F. H. Montgomery
State OF Iowa
C. H. Martin
District Court
Alfred H. Martin
C.W. Garfield
M.A. Wallaker
S. L. Huntley
H.P
Chevrolet
Fisher
United States
S. H. Klassie
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