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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
2
Readable sections report teaching assignments near LaVerne and Ossian, staff moves to Renwick and Humboldt. Notes on bank openings, upcoming institutes, eye exams, and a gypsy bank robbery story with limited details. Community updates include school opening, weather delays, visits, and local travel to Hastings, Ossian, and Des Moines.
Sunday School at 10:00 am. Preaching at 11:00 am. Epworth League 3:00 pm. Evening service at 7:00 pm. Annual Conference at Sioux City Sept 25 to Oct 1. Dr Bushnell retires as superintendent this fall. Choir practice Saturday evening. On Sunday Sept 26 church doors open for membership and baptism.
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor J. DeVriez held a well attended Home-coming Day despite rain with many visiting members. Activities include Church School at 4:00 p.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. B Y BLU to Evening Worship Prayer Hour Thursday 7 30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Friday 8 p.m. Mission Circle with Mrs Esther French Friday 2 30 p.m.
Church program lists Pastor Guede at 10:00 a m Sunday School led by John Egenes. German services at 1:00 a m and 7:30 p m feature Luther League activities.
Reading includes Gerald Cook leaving town for Morning Side College. August Sehipull and family visited Burt on Tuesday. Mrs Clarence Winck and Mr Winck noted. Miss Filen Dawson begins another teaching year at Delnint. Various local residents, families and guests visited homes on recent Thursdays and Tuesdays.
An old report describes Egypt's new kingdom flag with a green field and white crescent and three stars. It traces the crescent symbol to Byzantium and Rome, noting its adoption by the Turks after Constantinople's capture in 1463 and linking it to Mohammedan tradition and legendary figures such as Omar Khayyam and Omar.
Immense new depagita of ore containing gold, silver and copper said to be located in northern Sweden by electrical devices. Dr Axel Cayen U, chief of Sweden's Geological Department, states these devices perform the function of old witching rods, revealing ore hidden underground.
A fragmented text describes a boy named Good Reason Byeddie who reportedly threw a bird egg at a nurse in a nursery. Nancy, his little sister, bursts in crying to their mother about the incident. The passage reveals shock and confusion over the motive and outcome.
Forty five years after accompanying Brig. Gen. Adolphus Washington Creeley on a famed Arctic expedition Brig. Gen. David Y. Brainard received a medal from the American Geographic Society in recognition of his services.
Miss Edna Black teaches at Carey. Miss Jousie Blessner visited Iowa Falls last Friday to teach. A.W. Gray led his Sunday school class on a picnic to Onkilate last Saturday. C. Zwicfal and family from Titonka visited the lofty home that Saturday afternoon. W. H. Wolf and family moved to Kanena City Missouri after residing here about a period.
Lucille Wisher in Louchiig ht Curly visits and Mrs Ratpl Peer of Dritiora stay nearby. Baby Eyenea begins school at Aubury and leaves for the place Monday. Bil sia Wridoy of Algont will take her home with Rey and Mrs. ID Guede this year to school here. Mr and Mrs Hirgy Lambert and daughter of Cedar Rapids visited last week with relatives. Mr and Mrs I G Dowell of Altona visited the McGurrys and attended their nephew J K McCurry's funeral. Rasmus Hanson took his sister Whener to Clarion then Spokane Wash. to home. The GH Long family moved to Algana and bought a restaurant. Dre ad Mes W U Long report fine in new location. F G Greibel suffers a minor infection in both hands. Packard sprouts a boil on his right arm while still able to shave and perform winter duties.
Me and Mrs John Zinmerman and son Karl visited Dubuque and Ames area relatives. The trip included Emnly Cartee and children, who have been waiting for plant work, with plans to return to Ames another Wednesday.
On Saturday September 11 the Vernon Theatre showcases Silenca a tremendoa picture billed as mysterious melodrama and thrills with Vera Reynoldy Jack Mulhall and Virginia Misan leading. Adapted by Beulah Maria Dix from Ajax Mivenn play.
Rualer Keaton makes a public announcement regarding Brown and related choices. The notice points to a future project and implies collaboration with Jslardom and plans for an in pictures segment featuring Keaton.
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