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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
5
Town residents report health updates visits and visitors from nearby towns. Several families hosted relatives and friends in Des Moines Belmond Eagle Grove and Swea City. A local sale of Chester White hogs is advertised and chamber group meetings and homecomings are noted along with a humorous anecdote about a breakfast mishap.
Health note claims drinking water with meals aids digestion and reduces bloating by improving stomach juice function. It suggests adding Adlerika to cleanse gut poison and wash both upper and lower intestines, naming ALR, Martin, Drugglat.
The Tilton Guthrie players performing at the Vernon theatre every Wednesday night draw praise for their shows. With a ten-person company and vaudeville acts, local merchants issue 10 cent tickets to customers, and crowds grow large enough to require two performances on many nights.
Mr and Mrs H B Bjornson pioneer residents of Wright county observed their fifty seventh wedding anniversary at their farm home southeast of Renwick last Wednesday October 18. Their children and families gathered to celebrate the event with social hours and refreshments. The couple have four sons and one daughter Frank Arthur Fred Homer and Ada Rasmussen. Mrs Bjornson was the first white child born in Wright county. They remain in good health.
Iowa's pheasant hunting season will use six half days on November 10 11 17 18 25 and 28 with thirty counties open. In nineteen counties including Humboldt and Wright shooting is allowed only on the first four half days. Only cock pheasants may be shot with a daily bag limit of three.
The J W Frank farm tenant house near Renwick occupied by Harold Balmer and family burned last Monday night. The Balmer family escaped with no belongings saved. Cause of the fire is unknown. Local items note Mrs Myrtle Leuthie visiting Des Moines and cabbage for sale near Renwick.
Markets quoted by local dealers for Wednesday October 25 remain subject to correction and publication. Coin prices include No 2 Be Oataas and BBel Loge with slight variances. Listings mention Spuiga and Hens, Lepheais, Old Cacks and Wgwa Batter tint and other items.
A quarter page advertisement announces a Jersey sale by Velmke and Durve Jersey on Monday October Md. They will auction head of choice spring stock including Holstein bulls. Satre and Nelson serve as auctioneers.
For sale a 9x12 Velvet fig rug, 3 size steel bed with springs and nattreas, Oak dining table with 4 chairs, Mahogany Davenport with two matching chairs, 100 Wb size tie box, white enamel washstand with 3 drawers. Contact A.B. Richardson.
Local poultry buyers urge sellers with birds to call 203 Goldfield so they can arrange collection at no cost. They promise top prices and coverage of the call expenses.
The American Legion and Auvils tary sponsor an oyster supper to aid the Junior Legion baseball team on Friday Oct 27 at the Legion ballpark. Serving begins at 6:30 pm. Also notes a ladies auxiliary meeting with Mrs H Klassia, and local weather turns cold with a forecast of clearer days before winter. McGowan and McCurry brothers attend the Century of Progress in Chicago this week.
Herbert Hurley and Floyd Marsh were home from Ames. A baby boy was born last week to Mr and Mrs Glittord Holmes. Mrs St M Guallsel, an aw delegate from Hubbardt county, attended the Rebekah assembly at Connell Shifta. Mrs O A Richardson entertained the SOS bride club, Mrnday atlaunday. Weigh score by Mrs Georga Lateh. Mr and Mrs A B Giner and children Thomas and Thelma, and Mr and Mrs Hazel Giner visited Ames with Binnke Ginner.
Mr and Mrs Jliko Stauffacher are visiting Sioux City at the home of their daughter Mrs Mie ward Cunde.
Cole of Engle Grove visited Renwick last Saturday and made the Times offices a pleasant call.
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