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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
Community chatter covers visits and gatherings in Eagle Grove and Rochester with references to Mrs. Griebel and Mr. Griebel, a football game in Iowa City, and local concerns about a Humboldt Republican article. Mentions include farm and drugstore tidbits and remarks on names such as White and others.
The fragmentary passage mentions gunshots and danger in corn fields. It references people or groups with uncertain names and a warning that birds or beings may be killed and that some cannot avoid gunfire. The visible lines show distressed tone and broken phrases about refuges, hot weather, and fear. The context resembles a partial report or diary fragment with no clear event or dates.
A Monday afternoon fire at Elmer's caused minor damage as shingles were ripped from the roof in windy weather. Neighbor Jaimier noticed the blaze early and alerted others, helping to keep it from spreading before firefighters arrived.
Umstead six year old son of Al, residing near Renwick, was badly burned by boiling water spilled from a stove by his brother. The boy’s legs and hands were severely burned and in intense pain, with skin nearly removed on the legs.
A family reunion at the home of Air featured Mra and Mra Anderson celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. About fifty relatives attended to assist in the celebration. The event was marked by a simple dinner and cheerful remarks.
School notes describe a week of activities at Vernon with sports results and staff updates. Highlights include basketball wins by the Wick boys and a discussion by Superintendent DeVries at the High School Assembly. Visiting relatives and local officials are noted, along with grading changes and community interest in school events.
Back from Switzerland HL Hefty Fred Gugger and John Hefty returned last Sunday night. They seem well and report the climate and refreshment agreeable. Matt Mart expects to remain in Switzerland until February. Attorney Clyde Coyle of Hume was here on business Thursday. Mr and Mrs Seksonover and Mr and Mrs Packard of Eagle Grove visited Sunday with Mrs A A Peekari. Mrs Paulson and children of Brite visited the parental home of Mr and Mrs Pred Southwick Friday. Mrs Paulson’s joy is that a white kid is up in Nakota shooting ducks.
Fragment from a historical notice listing names like Chapin gag, Yoller, Librank, Marti, Hoffman, Grovey, Yoller, Batlard, and others amid a stray captionless callout. Reads as a public notice with scattered surnames and initials, suggesting a local order or regulation inclusion, but content remains unclear and fragmented.
A Halloween social invites attendees to don costumes and join a witchcraft themed evening on October 20 at the Henwick Kyary body Welcomes Lad'e? house. The event offers supper, a gift, and a playful ghostly program hosted by Lyty EB and Boge, with teaching staff listed.
Oct event at the Block School Amiles south of Renwick Drogealn at six o clock. Ladies bring a break, sandwiches and coffee to sell. Proceeds go to buy a Victrola. Mildred Granuer, teacher, notes details for the drive.
Livermore hosts a Thursday night dance at the Princesa Pavilion with Cha Imperial Grehustea for a seven piece ensemble. Obii: 22nd. Everybody invited. Manager W. Shepard notes a new entertainment era. Ford and Clarence Rack were Humboldt visitors Monday afternoon.
A fragmented notice recaps a Baptist convention meeting held in Anied Cetolmr 200 with plans for next Sunday. The report promises a fuller follow up and notes removal of charges against animals and a plan for Humboldt Renlering Works in Humboldt Iowa.
M E Church notes list Ty Cook and Puatov and Suvi School at 10a in Pravohtne La Ryvavow language notes and a GHB evening service at 780 am with Chloe praddled the church Saturday evening. October 25 noted with a meeting at the home.
St Pauls Lutheran Church observes Reformation Sunday with English language worship and Sunday school. A brief notice notes services and activities, mentioning local church leaders and a community gathering.
For over 40 years Malws Catarrh Medicine has claimed success in treating catarrh. The advertisement touts a aromatic remedy that quickly relieves through cleansing the blood and reducing inflammation. The product, labeled Malws Catarrh Medicine and Lead Purifier, is advertised by PL Chaney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
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