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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
3
Church services listed include Baptist and Methodist schedules with times such as 10:00 a.m. for Sunday School and 12:00 p.m. preaching, 7:00 p.m. prayer meetings, and choir rehearsals. Names mentioned include A W Schlessulman and H Perry as pastors, inviting participation in all listed services.
Lutheran church notes list services at 100, with Sunday School and Bible Class at 439. Pastor R F Schechtler will preach on When Shall We Find Rest Unto Our Souls from Matthew 11 25 80.
Mrs M B Richardson enjoys visiting friends in Allison Iowa while Ross buys a seven passenger car John Guthie arrives with wife and relatives Miss J Helen Farrel visits friends Mr and Mrs O F Flemule visit in Dakota City Harry Witham and wife of Gladbrook visit Renwick For Sale a house and two lots on Main Street Webster City defeats local team 52 to 0 our boys to play Fort Dodge next Sunday Students told term postponed thirty days for soldier training facilities use
Sunday visits from Sherman Supk and Henry King of Gorwith noted with Algona callers at Thompson home. A new gymnasium is nearing completion at the school house grounds. Aug 20 letter from Glenn Goilfray describes hospital transfer and plans to attend Christus dinner. Rotary drive advertised for Catarrh Cure with testimonials. Parry and Hollay among Sunday visitors. Ladies Aid hosted evening services and activities at the Presbyterian church.
President Wilson must pay income tax on a $76 000 salary under the latest revenue bill introduced in the house. The bill exempts other federal, state, and municipal officials previously exempt, with the president allowed a $2000 exception for varied income.
Governor Harding issues a proclamation urging Iowa farmers to enter fields between September 16 and 28 to ensure two years of seed supply. He cites a past seed shortage and stresses the need for ample seed to safeguard the state's large crop prospects. Also notes visits by Dr Richardson of Goldfield and Mr and Mrs L Fe McDirmid and daughter to relatives in Eagle Grove and Humboldt.
Wednesday saw a birth for Mr and Mrs John Alrey a baby girl. Fred Madson's daughter is reported ill. A J Nelson and wife of Renwick visited relatives including Miss Margie. Pinkham will teach at Cedar Falls High School. Russ Alice Shores heads to Mercer Missouri for the coming year. Lewis Rasmussen's son broke his light army toy. Stoddard of Des Moines attended the Old Settler's Picnic and rode home with Lafe Young. Mildred Overbaugh returned from Carlisle Pennsylvania to visit relatives in the area.
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