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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1929

Page

10

Miss Vadis Norder and Howard Grinner Married

Miss Vadis Norder and Howard Grinner wed Saturday in Ipsing with a ceremony at the home of the Norder and Griner families. The bride wore a blue dress and white accessories, the couple planned a Cedar Mall outing after, and both are graduates of Renwick High School. Relatives attended from nearby towns as wedding notices spread through the community.

Diewori Gruner Vili Marder Ipsing Yviloty Leiry Morder Tev B. CG Geoner Astonia Groner Il Mildred Cedar Malls Ant Grane Renwick High Bethool Grinierawoe Bern Howe Iil Renwickta Grainger Uta San Feuugolton Ister B. C. Grane Wits

Myangebicul Church and Community Notes in Wright County

A fragmentary church calendar lists worship and society meetings at Myangebicul Church Baylor with Thursday evenings, Sunday services, Ladies Aid and Missionary Society gatherings, plus a cordial invitation to locals. The column also mentions court week, visits by Kentinia and Maquaketa residents, and a humorous local incident involving Lee Potter.

Aelack Mother Schneider L. G Suniday Ladies Aid Society Womans Missionary Society

Ancient river reshaping lands through floods and glacial melt

Fragmentary OCR yields a vivid note on rivers diverted by natural forces. It mentions streams feeding from the north into the upper Mississippi and Missouri regions, ancient glacial lakes, and shifting valley landscapes. It references fortresses, gorges, and long traces of riverine pathways.

Tadson Bay Missouri Agassia Martab Ute Yiler Boeaie Misgaorl Annles

Ve ne xiela Explorers Call Stream and River Separation

An OCR fragment discusses Venexiela Explorers Call stream with unique Whit f4 cotted ye and a guldsryne Mer. It mentions a river system with nets, silt, and a one way path at a junction near Che Athutes. Mentions Cushywhite State and Mazon river nearby.

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Caruce's Generosity and Vast Sums in 19th Century Music Scene

A garbled report recounts a performer named Caruce and a lavish earnings claim. It cites large sums for concert fees in New York and Atlantic City, including figures around 32,100 and 40,000, plus royalties for gramophone records. The text is unclear but portrays immense money connected to a songstress's appearances and recordings.

Caruce Iin Carnzo New York Skx Hines alvAtlantic Mare America A. Sam Hestler Gramphone

Famous American trees tied to Washington era ground

Fragmentary OCR outline mentions tall trees linked to General Washington and the Revolutionary era. References include the bay Isle of Gantiford, a tree presented by George Wagbladon to General Brown, and a sycamore near Washington’s headquarters in New York. Additional trees are noted at Daycling American Tree Association headquarters.

Carolina Bay Gantiford Cour Washington George Wagbladon General Brown Revolutionary Tame New York State American ‘I'rce Association

Leck and Good Lurk in Muck Whitetr World War Echo

In a column resembling a scrambled historical note, Cecil Rhodes appears linked to South Africa health travels and a controversial industrial era plan. The fragment hints at a career shift, physician recommendations, and survival implications if remaining in England, with references to the elite and the industrial world.

Cecil Rhodes South-Africa South Africa Wogland

Motorist Questions Mountaineer About Family

Fragmentary dialogue shows an anxious motorist asking a mountaineer about his children. The mountaineer yawns and utters exclamations as misread or garbled text hints at a family count and local dialect.

Town Clock Marks 132 Years Of Continuous Duty

A fragment notes a town clock, one of the oldest in use, still striking hours without interruption since the era after Washington’s presidency. The item references a mule keeper and a distant farm setting, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.

Brederick Mus John Adaig Washington

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Vadis Norder Howard Grinner Pat OL Nelle Barnes Northwood Saffard Willy Marrige AL Glovkin George I Refuter Goldfield Devin Mackari Lgibyiek Barkicilara Mmerruig Huey Aid Mii Cand Girtener Anid Waterloo Rev Dy Wiehlen Mr. Gruner Iva Ateu Hiehlen Eved Gratin v A. B. Riehaeiges Meiehay Mra Graber Diuguter Harp Des Moines Leslurs Chris Shah Pstir Neeless Courvizous Myangebicul Church J. Huublon Baylor Johm Kerr Wright County Henry Stockdale Kentinia Wis Lane Alfred Kleenad Gon Dal ‘Ower GM. Gillespie T. Re Gillespie Waldyville Gillespie Lee Potter Weaupileeas Police Siation Society of Automotive Engineers Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation Phamond Deslora Middle West Sago Anemie Larond Eit Ae Npr Wwe Charles Levine Mareinge Mr. Levine Bai Gray’s Corner Dang Dangelsen Gaidea Ganil Fdr Fred Occident SZ Minneapolis J. T. LaForge Renwick Rendering Works Eatle Grove Renwick Secu VE THE Maytag Company Newton Tosa Mulding Weshlnaton Ave Nucth Miracapatis Minnesota Renwick Auto & Imp’t Co Renwick, Towa
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