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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
3
English services start at 10 30 in the morning with the Power of Christianity as the Power of Salvation from Romans 1 16 17 The Lord Supper will be administered in English The catechetical class meets Saturday at 2 p m Sunday school and Bible class at 11 30 All are urged to attend R F Schedtler Pastor
Baptist church weekly notices list Sunday School and preaching times. Services include morning and evening slots with a 2:00 PM Sunday School and 3:60 PM preaching. Pastor J H Perry invites all to attend the listed services.
Evangelical Church announces German services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 5, Y.P. A. meeting at 2 p m, English service at 3 p m, and prayer services at 7:30 p.m. followed by choir rehearsal. Pastor A W Sehlesselman extends a hearty invitation to all.
Sunday School begins at 11 30 a m Epworth League meets at 7 p m Bible Study and Prayer Service are held Wednesday evening at 9 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Corn picking continues with Nels Nelson of Minnesota harvesting for Claud Bogard. Local visits include Ruby and Jim Palmer from Minnesota and Hanson family shopping in Algona. Weekly social events feature a well attended church service despite adverse weather and a successful box social at East school with a program from two area schools.
Local residents attend gatherings in Livermore and Algona with visitors and illness updates. Percy Loomer recent Livermore guest. Ralph Robinson ill with pneumonia in Maano City. various visits by Miss Ray, Mrs Dillion and Mildred, Mrs Burtis, and J L Wauser. Evangelical church conference planned Oct 27 to 29 led by Rev Gramer. multiple town visits noted including Cedar Paris l and Meservey.
A voice calling for youth religious involvement argues that church membership among young men is essential for national leadership. It warns delaying faith risks eternity, notes great men started young, and urges consistent churchgoing every Sunday.
W G Blanshaw attended a service last week as Rev Heddle returned from a Jr Dodge outing. The Ministerial Union met with Rev Haskell, with many members present. The Juggernaut is slated for Strand Theatre next Thursday. Tressa Brink and her brother John were in town Tuesday. Miss Brink planned to catch a train to visit Mi Lee for the week.
Vera Anderson spent Saturday and Sunday in Renwick with friends. Miss Mary Miller visited Renwick Friday with Laura Packard and Will Packard. James Junes of Boone township conducted town business Monday. Rev Nicholson is visiting a brother in the southern part of the state. Thy H B Cole of Eagle Grove inspected his lighting system in town Tuesday. The infant son of Hans J Tianmussen, recently operated on for appendicitis, is critically ill with pneumonia. Miss Elsie French of Waterloo visited Thursday and Monday. she recently returned from Zagaszig Egypt where she was hospitalised. Mrs J H Hayes of Owego visited last week with her sister Mrs Shearer, returning Tuesday with her mother Mrs Tyler to spend months with her children at Onega. A W Moseley returned from Des Moines last Thursday evening. he left Mrs Moseley improving and brought her home.
The note recounts current enrollment at 34 with several students changing status. It highlights new dictionary purchases, grade promotions, absences, and a staff talk by Laura Hale on alcohol and tobacco. The gym is a busy hub for lunch and after school activities, with varied room usage by grades and community groups. Rev Schlesselman spoke on Christianity and education, scripture in schools, and moral conduct before urging personal consultation with God.
Miss Vera Keith has been chosen as pianist of the college orchestra at State Teachers College Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The event highlights local ties as Martin, a Renwick business caller, spent Friday in town.
Fragmentary dialogue shows discord as a plan unfolds to purchase a phone and odd items amid heated exchange. Mentions a parrot and cuckoo clock symbolically underscore the chaotic tone of the altercation.
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