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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
3
Local notes include visits from Misa Schultz of LuVerne and Ethel Packard from Iowa City. Community members attend meetings, shopping, and church events. repairs urged before the cold wave. Robbery at Clarence Purdy’s Stilson store prompts police inquiry. a Verne man demands public apology over false stories.
A circular from Dr. Chaney & Co Toledo Ohio promotes a constitutional remedy for catarrhal deafness. It explains that blocked Eustachian tubes due to inflammation cause rumbling and impaired hearing, risking permanent loss if untreated. The medicine is advertised to purify the blood and restore normal function. Circulars offered free to physicians and the public.
Nine boys are absent from High School due to corn planting season. Professor Y Critchley of Ellsworth College will speak before Thursday the 27th at 8 p.m. The association splits into northeast and southwest sections with Livermore Vernon Township LaVerne Ren wick and Bode Bradgate Gilmore City Humboldt forming the two groups. Contests will determine first and second place in each class from each section, with a final championship at a later, yet undecided location.
Public notice states no hunting or trapping on the property. Lola and Ruth Peters visited in West Bend. A. H. Glenn, optician, will be at the Renwick Hotel on Thursday. Storm window repairs noted. Willis Bre and Mrs. Tanck attend Eastern Stars in Sioux City. J. E. McGowan travels to Cedar to visit Metta Tanck. Valmet restaurant in Livermore destroyed by gasoline explosion last Thursday morning. brick structure contained fire. Luther Carter family involved in a minor street collision near Citizens State Bank. car driven by Jetten with light damage and no serious injuries.
Bob Zweifel was a Humboldt caller Friday. The two weeks corn picking vacation started October 24. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Runnen were business callers in Humboldt Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Johnson of Urvington visited Why Green Bros. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rimmena visited the Kinkdin home near du Verne Sunday afternoon. Fred B. Tyler and the Misses Belle Palmer Havel Nise Lena Gelgel Mildred Tiful Ruby Remmens Berenice Nelson Nellie Green were among those who attended the institute at Humboldt last Thursday and Friday.
Orris Wrench and Mrs. George Peters join Williama lirga and Mr. Anil Mra at the Baptist State Convention in Waterloo this week. The Carwith Hust ler reports People's State Bank faces mis management and the State Banking Department orders stockholders to cover a 100 percent assessment. Directors post $8100,000,00 bonds secured by priority mortgages.
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