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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1930

Page

5

Portnightly Club Hosts County Fed Women’s Clubs

The Fortnightly club of Stenwick Woe hosted the federated clubs of MWumbakk county at peschool howse last Saturday October 11 with over a hundred ladies present except Bradgate. Mrs Philly Ulair of Rutland county chairwoman presided at the board meeting held at VU. A luncheon by Lutheran church ladies followed at 12 80. The program featured two numbers by the Fortnightly club and solos by Mrs G A Richard. Welcome by Mrs H O Gueltsch, and a response by Mrs Sproule of Humboldt Women’s club. Myre I W Crawford of Fort Dalge Women’s club read Marc Connellys Pulitzer winning play The Green Pastures with a capable negro chorus directed by Mrs Lewis.

Stenwick Mwumbakk Peschoolhowse Oet Whules Bradgate Mra Philly Ulair Rutland Tounty T the Ladhes Lutheran Church G. A. Richard H. OE. Gueltsch Lewis Negro Methodist Church of Fork Dodge

Miss Opal Schoolcraft Weds Charles City Man

Miss Opal Schoolcraft daughter of Mr and Mrs BE Schoolcraft living northeast of Renwick married L W Stratton of Charles City. Ceremony at Charles City Baptist parsonage Saturday evening with L W Inman officiating. Attendants Miss Hanzel Fulcomer and Gordon Inman. They plan a brief wedding trip and then reside in Charles City where he works as a hall courier.

Q Opal Schoolcraft Schoolcraft Renwick Satureday L. Wi Stratton Charles City Baptist Parsonage L. W. Inman Ilnzel Fulcomer Gordon Inman Ira Flenwick Fort Dodge

Clothes Selection Tips From Miss Hazel Brown

Miss Hazel Brown extension specialist at lunar Shute College advises economy in clothing through a single color scheme. Build a wardrobe around a dominant color, then add matching or contrasting pieces only. winter jackets should be the centerpiece and most expensive item, chosen to suit hair and eye color for a brighter, more animated look.

Hazel Brown Lunar Shute College

The Power of Will Rogers heady wit and keen wit

Jerome Bently in American Magazine lauds Will Rogers as a universal figure. The piece notes his homely philosophy, blunt humor, and influence across presidents, politicians, and the public. It highlights his independent writing for his various performances and print.

Bina Billy Will Rogers Vattlermen Kinga Will Rogera United States Washington Senate America Rogers Washington Statesman Jerome Bently American Magazine

Drouth’s mixed impact on Iowa crops and livestock

Dr. A G Black of Iowa State College notes drouth relief and hardship vary by sector. The U S corn crop sits at 75 percent of normal with Iowa at 80 percent, while low wheat prices pull corn, barley, and oats feed prices down. Livestock feeders gain as Iowa faces less feed shortage than other states, potentially lifting hog and cattle prices. New York.

United States Iowa A. G. Black Agricultural Economics Towa State College Black York

LuVerne State Bank Shuts Doors October Eighth

LuVerne State Bank did not open Wednesday morning. State Bank Examiner R H Williams posted notice of the closing due to frozen assets. Fay Niver served as cashier and Ray Peitzke as assistant cashier. A W Sullivan of Algona presided as president. The town now has only the private Bank of LuVerne managed by Scott Hanna since his father George W Hanna’s death.

LuVerne State Bank State Bank R. H. Williams Fay Niver Ray Peitzke A. W. Sullivan Algona Bank of LuVerne George W. Hanna Scott Hanna Bank of Lucerne

Campbell Soup founder Dr Dorrance dies amid estate push

Dr John T Dorrance former Campbell Soup president leaves an estate valued near 3160 million and life insurance policies totaling about 5 000 300. The family faces potential hardship as the company faces bankruptcy after his death.

John T. Dorrance Campbell Soup Company Jefe Iife Soup Company Trans Soing

Brown Bluegrass Revives After Drought, Says Dr Pammel

Dr Pammel, former head of Iowa State College botany, reports late August lab experiments show bluegrass and quackgrass recover almost completely after drying. He notes deep rootstock remains viable, with moisture triggering regrowth, potentially avoiding reseeding for pastures and lawns.

G. I. Pamimel Lowa State College Pammel Pammnel

Jenkins Hansen Baptist wedding in Paullina and Storm Lake

Miss Beth Jenkins of Storm Lake Iowa wed Mr John C Hansen of Paullina in a single ring ceremony performed by Rev J Arthur Hurley. The couple planned to reside temporarily in Vaulling before settling in Storm Lake where the bride is popular.

Misa Beth Jenkins Storm Lake Iowa John C. Hansen Paullina J. Arthur Hurley Hanson Vaulling

Bowling Season Preview Amid Odd Threats

The note foresees bowling with a quirky hazard as alley owners imitate miniature golf course operators. A burly patron might swing a bean shooter to disrupt pins, signaling unusual pre season concerns.

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