Local Visit and Society Notes From Storm Lake and Mason City
Mrs Dale Wilk and her daughter visited the Bloom family in Storm Lake over the weekend while Mark Prench was killed on a trestle. In Fergus Falls Andy Moon wrestles in Fort Dodge next Monday night. Mrs A R Marlin and Mrs Harold Saxton took daughters Vaughn Martin and Mary Saxton to Mason City Institute on Monday. GC Bunch returned to St Louis after ten days with G A Stoddard. Phil Stoddard went to St Louis seeking work. About a hundred Musany families attended the Liversmore Renwick picnic at Smith Park on Friday afternoon, aided by favorable weather. The day began clear and hot, with rain that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Wilk
Storm Lake
Henry Bloom
Mark Prench
Andy Moon
Fergus Falls
Minn
Fort Dodge
Bunch
St. Louis
Stoddard
Phil Stoddard
St. Louie
Will
Stara
Liversmore-Renwick
Smith Park
Funeral Held Saturday for Mrs Ralph White
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Ralph White at the Methodist church with Rev. R. E. Cook of Grew Mountat and local pastor Rev. Bellen Weikel officiating. Burial followed in the Galdeid cemetery. Revarly Mae McGarry White, born April 29 1906 in Libarty township Wright county, died August 30 1988 at Port Dade after a two week illness. She married Ralph A. White January 22 1926 and they had one son James Scott. Surviving are her husband, son, her father A A McCurry, three sisters Valva Jones Cora Myrwert Grace Lee and three brothers Billz George Scott in the U S Navy. Her mother preceded her in death just over a year ago. Brothers and sisters remaining were all present except Scott who is stationed in Portsmouth Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph White
Cora Myr Wert
Grace Lee
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Billz
George
Renwick
Scott
U. S. Navy
Portamouth
Clancy Bey Loses Hand In En silage Cutter
Myron Clancy, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Clungy of neat Unndy, suffered a severed hand when his right hand was drawn into an ensilage cutter while feeding bundles. A coworker stopped the machine, he was treated by Dr M C Rockwood and sent home with nurse care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Clancy
Andrew Clungy
Unndy
M.C. Rockwood
Myrory
Nivse
Local visits and fair week draw regional families
Mrs A W Gray of Rode visited Tuesday with her mother Mrs B D Lagsen. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Walkner left Tuesday for Decatur Illinois for a month's visit with relatives. The Kossuth county fair in Algona marks a big week with many from Renwick and vicinity attending. Mr and Mrs WW Gonnel and children of Auburn visited over the weekend at the parental John Egenes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gray
Rode
B.D. Lagsen
Lloyd Walkner
Decatur
Kossuth
Renwick
Uonnel
Auburn
John Egenes
French Triumphs Over Wampler In Livermore Match
In Livermore on Labor Day, French defeated Wampler in three falls after a rough exchange of blows and kicks. Wampler won the second fall, but French rallied to claim the final victory as the large crowd enjoyed the celebration and the match. Referee Harry Bonwell endured a torn shirt and pulled hair during the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Wampler
Livermore
Harry Bonwell
Irrate Wampier
Knowick
Renwick Creamery Entrants Escape With Small Cash Loss
Renwick Community Creamery suffered a minor theft Friday night with entry gained by forcing the east door. The cash box was emptied of small change and discarded. a nearby gas station reported a similar theft the same night, suggesting possible connection as town pairs moved between Renwick and Eagle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Creamery
Renwick
Eagle Grove
Mlenwick Creamery
Mrs August Helmke Dies at Swea City
Word of the death of Mrs. August Helmke of Swea City was received here. She passed away last Friday after an operation. The funeral was held in Swea City on Monday with relatives from Renwick among attendees. Mr. and Mrs. August Helmke previously farmed east of Renwick and kept many local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August
Helmke
Swea City
Will Helmke
Renwick
August Helmke
No Tarvnt On No. 60 Until Next Summer
The State Highway Commission announced No. 60 will be paved with larvia from Goldfield to Wesley funded by Federal Highway Works money. Work cannot start this season due to land surface conditions and the need for hot weather. it may begin in September or move to the 1931 summer program. Donna Bram travels to Des Moines for nurses training at Lutheran hospital with Mr and Mrs Fred Thasmussen Henry Bram and daughter Mate. Humboldt county fair baseball results list Thor beating Livermore Sto 1 and Renwick defeating Bode with one loss. final game went 6 to 4 in eleven innings. Teachers' assignments note Vivian Rockwood at Livermore Ehuer Starr at Gilmore City Oren Solpelid at Dike Candace Packard at Wesley Fiva Helmka at Kanawha Mrs Frank French at Ossian Dorothy Dawson at Preston and Mrs Iya Molea at Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Highway Commission
Larvia
Goldfield
Wesley
Donna Bram
Des Moines
Lutheran Hospital
Fred Thasmussen
Mia
Henry Bram
Mate
Humboldt County Fair
Thor
Livermore Sto
Renwick Bent Bode
Renwick
Amonse
Vivian Rockwood
Livermore
Ehuer Starr
Gilmore City
Oren Solpelid
Dike
Candace Packard
Fiva Helmka
Kanawha
Mra
Frank French
Ossian
Dorothy Dawson
Preston
Cand Mra
Iya Molea
Central City
Bank and Newspaper Seen As Vital Community Pillars
The writer argues that banking and newspapers are essential to any community and warns that neglect from outside printers and unscrupulous interests undermines these vital institutions. He laments bankers and editors who fail to support the public good and stresses the need for visible, constructive contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka Ant
Publc
St. Peer
Minn
Mmerald
Ngcleas
United States
Socialist Platform Reflected in Akron Editorial
An Akron Times Press editorial reviews Norman Thomas Socialist platform ideas from the 1932 campaign noting promises on unemployment relief public works six hour day and public ownership. It argues socialistic aims persist under different labels as Roosevelt’s program aligns with Thomas’s plank. The piece mentions local visitors and a Chicago exposition detour as well as a planned baseball game fundraiser and a large family gathering at the Hefty home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron ‘Times Press
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Roosevelt
Hoover
Resi
Growing Church Chain Active Community at M E Church
M E Church Notes list local pastors and services across Renwick and Hardy. Sept. attendance near average. no evening worship. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society and Kenawha Society plan programs. Epworth League led by Elise Vaughan Martin. Pastoral relations committee to seek congregational sentiment for next year. Continuous events include morning worship, Sunday school, and Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Ghuteh
A. R Martin
Pine
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Kenawha Society
Epworth League
Elise Vaughan Martin
D. W
Stephens
King’s Heralds
A. R. Martin
de. W. H. Long
A. Richardson
T. M. Baggs
Charles A. Helland
Clara G. Smith
St Pauls Lutheran Church Offers Plain Gospel Teaching
St Pauls Lutheran Church under Pastor Geo F Dirks invites all to American Services at 11:00 a m. The church proclaims the Bible as the inspired Word of God and the salvation through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes plain gospel preaching without sensationalism and seeks to lift souls to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiunday
Schook
Jesus Christ
Sunday through week program at First Baptist Church
The schedule for next Sunday and the week lists 10 a.m. Bible School 11 a.m. Morning Worship with a sermon by Pastor J A Hurley 7 p.m. Young People's Meeting 8 p.m. Evening Worship and 7 p.m. Thursday Prayer Meeting All services are open to all and described as inspiring short sessions led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Meeting
Evangelical Church Schedule and Community Snippets
The Evangelical Church led by Pastor Laurence Sohl lists Sunday School morning devotion at 11:00, morning worship at 11:00, and evening worship at 8:00. Women’s groups meet monthly on the second Wednesdays. The item also notes views on bread prices, radio limits, Elliott Roosevelt contracts, and a general agricultural stance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renwick Savings Bank
Farm Loans and Insurance
Renwick, Iowa
C. V. Blech
C. A. Packard
Bella and
W. H. Long
Renwick, Lower
M. C. Rockwood
Renwick, Lowa
L. R. Turner
A.H. Stafford, D. V. M
Uate
A. R. Marlin
Harold Saxton
Viaughna Martin
Mary Saxton
Mason City
Hamilton
Chas
Walker
Clancy Bey
Ensilage
Itg
Everyon
Ana
Socialist Platform
Herb Searles
Chicama
Hurts Woodcock
Nia Beula Geisinger
Jimmy Sehwarts
Fred Blunt
Madigan
Wia
Bir
Ed Bhan
Monticello
Wis
Deha Blam
Hampton
M. E
Kelden Weikel
Ain
First Baptist Church
J. A. Hurley
Evangelical Church
Laurence Sohl
LA A
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elliott Roosevelt
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