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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes reference questionable claims about eleventh additions and a liver oil product. Mentions Liqokt Sane and cheap fuel substitutes, with scattered phrases about palm oil and a brand called Palm Olive Som. Lacks coherent event or identifiable entities.
Bowman, held at Clarion jail after a drunken driving incident, faced a grand jury on the same charge following a damaging street crash that injured a 4 year old boy. Hawthorne of Gelitiell, present with Bowman, was fined $25 for drunkenness. Both men were arrested. Bowman received a jail sentence from Judge Clark Tuy.
Obituary notes the death of a Renwick native aged 68 in Minneapolis after years of poor health. The notice names family and friends visiting, mentions past life running a local grocery, and expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes from neighbors and relatives.
Local notes detail Marlin Drug Store's relocation plans to the Nissen Building in Atal and the intent to move there with its jewelry and drugs business. It notes owner Mr. Martin believes the new site, with second floor living rooms, offers a solid opportunity after years of searching and emphasizes personal satisfaction in owning the building. Other items include community notices, visits, and social updates from the area.
Dedication of the Lutheran Hospital of Port Dodge Iowa set for Sunday September 11 with a 2:60 start and a one hour Karl King concert at the Municipal Hall. Speakers include Mayor C. Findlay Chamber of Commerce leaders and Rev T F Gullixson of St Paul. grounds and arrangements described for comfortable viewing.
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission limits this fall's pheasant season to two days with a three bird daily bag. No hens allowed. Open dates and counties to be announced later, likely between November 16 and December 1. Open counties will be selected after petitions and County bird counts are reviewed.
H D Hughes head of the Farm Crops Department at Iowa State College warns that abundant rain slows new alfalfa growth and advises delaying cuts until no later than mid September. He says delaying to next fall risks reduced hay yields next year and increases danger of winter kill.
Notes show Edith Dawson teaching at Spring Ille Mir and visitors from Renwick and Luverne at G V Studdard and John Egenes households. Monticello Wis residents Bloom family visited Henry Bloom home. Dr J A Hurley ill kept from church service. Herbert Hurley preached today. American Legion and Ansilllary set September 5 meeting at Legion Wall to elect officers.
Dr. L. R. Turner, local physician, displays a rich array of Indian artifacts, fossils, birds and mammals in his office above Renwick Savings Bank. Highlights include Moros and Ogerote regalia, a 9 inch black agate spear head found near Spooner Wisconsin, a Borang knife, a handmade revolver used by Moros, and fossils from the Black Hills. He also houses a nearly complete collection of arrowheads tomahawks and head dresses from Wisconsin and the Dakotas, plus rocks and petrified wood from the Bad Lands. Turner plans a rock fountain and a miniature crystal cave at home as part of his hobby-filled life.
Evangelical Church Lawrence Sahl Pastor conducts Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Midweek service every Tuesday at Mrs Anna Schneider home 200. Junior E G E meets 1st and 3rd Sunday at 10 a.m. Ladies Aid first Wednesday monthly. Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday monthly. Choir practice Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
George R. McDowell, pastor, reports over ninety percent of enrollment attended last Sunday Sunday School. Fiscal year begins September 15. Annual Conference meets September 27 at Grace Church Morningside. Fourth Quarterly Conference set for September 19 with time to be announced. Morning worship at 11:00.
St Pauls Lutheran Church reports Pastor Geo F Dirks granted a short leave of absence. There will be no Sunday school or preaching services on Sunday Sept 11. On Sept 18 Sunday school returns at 10 oclock but no preaching. Regular schedule resumes on the last Sunday in September.
The program for this Sunday includes Sunday School in the morning and Morning Worship. A Young Peoples Meeting is planned in the afternoon followed by Evening Worship. Choir rehearsal is scheduled for Friday evening at the church. Pastor J. A. Hurley leads the First Baptist Church.
The Hefty family held a picnic at Smith Park last Sunday to honor Wisconsin relatives visiting. Mr and Mrs Jarvin and Mr and Mrs Ward with daughter visited friends here over the weekend. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Gen Martin on Wednesday, Aug 31, at Dr George Martin home in Esgro Grove.
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