Clarence Stephens Heads to Council Bluffs for School
Clarence Stephens left Monday for Council Bluffs to attend school again this year.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
5
Clarence Stephens left Monday for Council Bluffs to attend school again this year.
Several families and relatives are listed as visiting in Webster City and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs H R Packard of Webster City visited Sunday with Mrs A Packard and other relatives. Dining guests included Mr and Mrs ES Hemlin and Arthur Johnson of Klemme at the A C Gimner home. Mrs Angle Peabody of Albany Wisconsin recently returned home after a lengthy stay at the Bablor and Mrs Church homes.
During the Labor Day celebration in Livermore crowds reported pocket thefts and police arrested fourteen African American individuals in a raid with nine men and five women held at Dakota City jail. A follow up inquiry aimed to identify those implicated as the investigation continues. A separate police action at Livermore targeted a vaudeville show after small-scale thefts linked to some attendees.
Harald Dick, 22, was arrested Sunday at his parents home in Unat iugs Nebraska, to be extradited to Clarion to face charges over the abduction of Louise Oliver, 16, of Jacksonville New Jersey. Dick refused extradition, delaying custody and prompting Wright County officers to stop the transfer plan. The case involves a camp disappearance last August and a related jail term by an older brother of Dick.
D. Z. Christenson and daughter Margaret were Des Moines visitors that Friday. Mrs John Gatloson visited Thursday and Friday at the August Griebel home in Ceylon, Minnesota.
The article argues farm upbringing makes boys best suited to future farmers and counters urban drift after the war. It links unemployment to rural-to-urban migration and urges redirecting federal agricultural aid to train and enable young men to stay on farms, preventing urban overpopulation and aiding national economic stability.
The piece outlines a hectic week in the life of President Roosevelt with mental and physical strain from decision making. It notes dispatching warships to Cuba, approving codes for steel oil and lumber, expanding farm relief and benefit programs, advancing public works, pruning army posts, diplomatic appointments, inflation talks, Civilian Conservation Corps plans, and talks with Latin American nations on reciprocal tariffs.
Rev George F Dirks pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church for four years has received a call to the Grimes Iowa charge and will move this week with his family. He built a strong record in the church here and led efforts to organize and engage the youth. The family will be missed by the congregation and church groups.
Walls visits Misa Ora Phipps. A baby boy was born Friday morning September 8 to Mr and Mrs Loren Kelling at the Rockwell Clancy home near Mardy. Lost four forks and four spoons at the Mason picnic. Please return to Times office. Mrs Mandel Mosely of fi
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran church observed its twenty fifth anniversary at the home of Mrs. Doris Lassen on September 6. The group, organized September 6, 1908 under Pastor Thier, has had a string of presidents led by Mrs. Tanck for twenty one years. A program featured hymns, poems by A W Gray, history by Mrs. Tanck, and a sermon by Pastor Geo Dirks, with about sixty attendees and refreshments to close the social hour.
The season for shooting wild ducks in Town and other midwestern states runs October 1 to November 30 as announced by the federal Department of Agriculture in Washington. Daily bag limit reduces from 14 to 12 with not more than eight canvasbacks redheads scaup teal shovelers or gadwalls. The possession limit for ducks falls from 30 to 24 and for the excepted varieties from 20 to 16.
Mr and Mrs C Overholt and daughter from Webster City visited the Legi Kratsinger home Sunday. Mr and Mrs S MH Klesaie attended a Chevrolet dealers meeting in Fort Dodge yesterday. Mrs Nick Anderson returned home from Des Moines Luthmeran hospital after goiter operation and recovery. Velya Kiseasy Margaret God Ruth Christengan Norene Griebel Dorothy Richardson and Darwin Maurer went to Cedar Falls to begin studies at Iowa State Teachers College.
A visitor admiring a gold replica of King Tut’s throne at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago, where the ancient artifact is showcased in a room styled to evoke the ancient setting.
M E Church Notes Helden Wetkel pastor A Growing Church in an Active Community Renwick 102 im Church School A R Martin Supt Morning worship and sermon 715 pm Epworth League Milas Vaughne Bartin president No evening worship Hardy 10 a m Morning worship and sermon Ua m Church School Mrs Jnez Carr Sept 30 pm Epworth League Homer Lockwood president
St Pauls Lutheran announces Sunday School at ten with no preaching services until further notice. Sunday evening the Less ders of the Lake Lutheran church will visit our League leading in devotions. All Leaguers and congregation invited. A new pastor will soon succeed Revy Gee F Dirks. future services will be announced.
The program for next Sunday and the week includes Bible School Morning Worship sermon by Pastor J A Hurley Young Peoples Meeting and Evening Worship. Thursday prayer meeting invites everyone to all services at First Baptist Church led by Pastor J A Hurley.
Evangelical Church lists Pastor Laurence Soll. Sunday School at 10:00 or 0.00? Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship 5:00 p.m. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday monthly. Bible study details noted as 7:30 p.m. and second Wednesday meetings listed.
Miss Grace Bloom of Muscatine visited last week at the Henry Bloom home. Miss Sylvia Bloom of Grace joined over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kraft and Marvel Ann Kraft, and Mrs. Edward Lanning and Betty Lou Lanning, all of Coleridge Nebraska, are visiting relatives in Renwick and LuVerne this week.
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