Livermore Visitors Share Weekend Calls Across Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Alger of Vincent visited Andrew Wigan's home. Mr and Mrs Donald Selpr of Minneapolis and Mr and Mrs Lyle Miller of Ogilvie visited the Hens Bannick home last week. Mra Chow Walker and Rich ard were in Livermore last Saturday. Reda Burk, recently discharged from a hospital in Rochester Minnesota, is rapidly recovering from a serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Chow
Walker
Gon Richard
Livermore Viniturn
Reda Burk
Ae Honpitel
Rochester
Mipn
Clarence Alger
Vincent
Andrew Wigan
Lens Block
Hilda Helmke
Myla Nicholson
Lunt School
A. R. Martin
Stella Schoolcrafe
Minn
Howard Schoonover
Arthur Packard
Bvule Grove
Eva Packard
Harold Saxton
Marian
Loiz Saxton
Mason City
Jens Stoddard
Jasper Vaughn
LaVerne
G. A. Stoddard
Auto Crash Near Renwick Injures Four Teens
Friday night a Ford coupe carrying four teenagers veered off Highway No. 60 south of Renwick and overturned twice. Henry Schnell, Bill Palmateer, Margie Green, and Mina Green were evaluated at Dr. Turner's clinic in Renwick before being sent home. Mina Green suffered back injuries. Bill Palmateer required sixteen stitches. Schnell and Thompson escaped harm. The group was returning to Renwick from Goldfield when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradoon
Renwick
Henry Schnell Ueiver
Bill Palmateer
Goldfield
Ethel Thompson
Kanawha
Ken French
Margie Green
Canada
Ike Smith
Goldficld
Mina Green
Moliialeer
Miss Thompson
Schnell
Tr. Turner
Alice
Rev and Mrs Yeager attend Algona district conference
The report notes Rev and Mrs OG TR Yeager attended the Algona district conference yesterday. It also mentions many children have stayed home from school the past two weeks due to a dispute or precaution affecting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG Tr, Yeager
It Was Ever Thus on the M and St. L Rail Line
Citizens and shippers protest abandonment of the M and St. L railroad line while urging continued patronage. The note urges supporting local merchants and services to preserve regional business and warns against relying on petitions as a substitute for steady patronage. Additional items include community notices about visits, Legion Auxiliary meetings, a kitten giveaway offer, and an update on John Egenes recovering from cancer concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. McCutcheon
Liberty Township
George Bell
Renwick
McCutcheon
Humboldt County American Legion
Livermore
Harry Strong
Humboldt
Martha Whister
Coon Rapids
John Egenes
Iowa City
Egenes
Egenea
Sunday Socials and Local News From Renwick Area
Local notes report visitors from Coggon and Webster City, school and church events, club gatherings, and a resignation at the Times. Highlights include gifts to send Iowa's Tomato Girl to Washington, a Halloween party, and school convention travel. Card parties and family visits are detailed alongside weathered municipal notices and a service schedule.
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State Bank of
Renwick
W. J. Harvey
Grace
Coggon
Esther Straight
Webster City
Rachel Eimer
G. 3
Peters
Des Moines
Roy Gillespie
BT. W
Federation
Iowa
Washington
Delays in Old Age Pension Plans Stir Upset Locals
Aged residents protest pension delays and threaten to return to work. A 14 year old boy’s travel half fare years ago contrasts with today’s 17 year old license holders. Local humor and reflections touch on aging, jobs, and a child’s view of a living for a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Constitutional challenge hits Prozier L emke act in Illinois court
The Prozier Lemke act is ruled unconstitutional again by four federal judges in Illinois. Commentary notes pundit Max Baer quips about comebacks after knockouts as Congress may allocate 3100 000 for an investigation into misspent funds. The piece muses on pensions aging and potential sanctions against Italy, and suggests glass makers retaliate with car glass bodies while tin firms craft beer and wine containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinoia
Maxie Baer
American Boy Magazine Promises Adventure and Growth
Editor Griffith Ogden Ellis touts THE AMERICAN BOY as a voyage via reading lamp to world wide adventures. Features include South Seas trading schooner, polar dog teams, Canadian wilderness with the Mounted Police, Caribbean with the U S Navy, Mars in a spaceship, and popular characters like Buckend Jim Tierney and Hide Jack. Includes vocational stories, hobbies, sports tips, money earning ideas, and subscription details with price 1c per copy, 50 cents yearly, or two for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith Ogden Ellis
South Seas
Polar
Mounted Police
Caribbean
U. S. Navy
Mars
Douglas Renfrew
Detroit
Mich
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Renwick Savings Bank
Insurance and Farm Loans
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Renwick, Iowa
Rentvecutg All Chevroled
Wm. Nissen
Henry Gregerson
Dean Nellis
Rosemary
Renwick Times
Kraft
Hesythorne
Jawa
Vernon Consolidated School
Jolly Birthday Club
Hallowe'en
Legion Hall
Floyd Lane
J. EB. Janes
Lane
Ava
John Zimmerman
Lutheran Church
Luther
League
William Krause
Christian Schools
Corwith
Ladies Aid
L. W. Miller
Anela Sara
Italy
Congress
Uncle Sam
Haile Selassie
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