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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1944

Page

5

Post War Planning Meeting Held Here Monday Evening

The first county postwar planning meeting took place at Renwick high school Monday evening with participants from Renwick Vernon and Lake townships and some Wright county residents. Dr A H Stafford chaired the event with panel leader Harry Bryson Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation field director. Panelists included Edward Oppedah Everett Winter SH Klassie Mrs Walter Attig and Mrs Virgil Erwin.

Renwick High School Renwick Vernon Lake Townships Wright County A. H. Stafford Booster Club Harry Bryson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Des Moines Edward Oppedah Everett Winter SH. Klassie Walter Attig Virgil Erwin American Legion Auxiliary

Former Renwick Resident Buried Here Last Friday

The remains of Elmer Hazelwood were brought from Dexter Minnesota and buried in Elmwood cemetery here. Rev R E Cook officiated at the graveside. Mr and Mrs Melvin Hazelwood of near Cedar Falls and Louis Hazelwood and Mrs Mary Bulow of Dexter attended. The Hazelwood family lived in Renwick for many years and were well remembered. He had lived on a farm near Dexter since leaving Renwick, following a stroke.

Elmer ‘Hazelwood Dexter Minn Elmwood R. E. Cook Melvin Hazelwood Cedar. Falls Louis Hazelwood

Humboldt County Women’s Clubs Win Wartime Health Bond

Mrs. W. Miller chair of the Humboldt County Federation of Women’s Clubs announces that the county federation won the Wartime Public Health Activities Contest sponsored by the Town Federation of Women’s Clubs. A War Bond will be presented at the fall council meeting in Des Moines.

W. Miller Humboldt County | Federation E J.hines Humboldt’ ‘County Des‘ Moines

Former School Supt Now a Veterinarian in Fort Dodge

Dr. A K Ruebel formerly Vernon Consolidated School superintendent left Renwick to study veterinary medicine at Iowa State College Ames. Mr and Mrs Ruebel and daughter Sally are remembered here. Since leaving Renwick they added a son Thomas now six months old.

A. K Ruebel Fort Dodge Rewbel Vernon Consolidated School Ames Iowa State College Ruebel Sally Renwick Thomas

Mrs Roland Erdman Receives Purple Heart in Posthumous Award

Mrs Roland Erdman accepted the Purple Heart for her husband Sgt Roland Erdman posthumously. She also received a presidential citation. Erdman, reported missing in April, was later listed as killed in action over Germany serving as a tail gunner on a bomber.

Roland Erdman Sgt Erdman War Department Germany

V Day Closing Notice for Renwick Businesses

The Town Council, Renwick Booster Club and American Legion urge a half day closure after the German surrender signal. All business places to close within 30 minutes and stay shut for the rest of the day or 24 hours if after noon. Churches to be joined in services. Signed by local officials and groups.

Germany Japan Renwick American Legion

Passenger train hits truck loaded with oats

A Rock Island passenger train collided with a truck loaded with oats at a crossing south of Renwick on No. 60 Thursday evening. The oats spilled along the right of way and the truck wrecked. Driver Hans Carlson, 54, of Merida, was cut on head and face but could return home after treatment. He said sun glare blinded him and he did not see the train. The crash delayed the train about 40 minutes.

Rock Island Renwick Hans Carlson Merida Denhart

Duck Season Opens Wednesday September 20 1944

The 1944 duck season opens Wednesday September 20 before sunrise and lasts to sunset December 8. Waterfowl numbers are up this season. Daily duck bag limit remains 10 with an extra five among mallards widgeons or pin tails. Canada geese daily limit is two with a possession limit after day one doubled.

Ibis

Renwick Churches Plan V Day Thanksgiving Services

Renwick churches announce V Day services with a plan to hold gatherings from 6 am to 6 pm if hostilities continue, or at 10 am otherwise. The note urges all Americans to attend and thanks God for victory, hoping businesses and public places close during the hour of thanksgiving.

Renwick

Firemen Host Annual Supper for Firemen and Families

Town firemen and their families enjoyed a covered dish supper at the town hall last Thursday evening. Guests were served homemade ice cream, coffee, and pop. Four new members Thomas Gimner Terry Mitchell Elston Ashpole and F H Montgomery were welcomed with special attention.

Thomas Gimner Terry Mitchell Elston Ashpole F.H. Montgomery

Barn and Contents Destroyed by Fire on J. M. Shirk Farm

The barn on the J. M. Shirk farm southeast of Renwick, tenanted by the Fred Keaton family, was completely destroyed by fire last Sunday. Seventeen tons of hay, some harness and chickens were burned. The Keston family was away when a neighbor spotted the blaze. Loss partly covered by insurance. Rev. Paul W. Neal attended a Methodist district meeting at Algona last Thursday.

J. M. Shirk Fred. Keaton Renwick Keston Paul W. Neal Methodist Church Algona

Twenty One Years Ago Itema and Local News

Seventeen readable items from the Renwick Times dated September 13 1923 cover local dances baby birth assignments travels lectures visits and social events. Events include a Ky Kiux Klan lecture in Kana wha a watermelon day at Hamilton county fair trips to Topeka and Mo bridge college attendance for Mildred Lane Lucille Fisher and Lola Peters, a Jolly Birthday club gathering, John Brink’s farm sale and relocation to Humboldt for a cream parlor venture. A safety pin incident involving a little girl caused parental anxiety but concluded safely.

Jake Stauffacher Mesdames Wm. Black Walker George Bregger Topeka Kans Turner Iowa Mobridge S. C George Turner Mildred Lane Lucille Fisber Lola Peters Iowa State Teacher's College Cedar Falls Chas Lane John’ Pehl Saral' Dassen Myrtle Gillespie John Brink Humboldtion Tupper Leo Mimbach

Klasse Family Picnic at Smith Park Reunion

Fred Klasse of Topeka Kansas hosted a family reunion and picnic at Smith Park last Sunday. Honored guests included Sgt Marvin Gugisberg from Lubbock Texas on furlough, with attendees from Eagle Grove Belmond Greene and other nearby towns.

Fred Klasse Topeka Kans Sgt Marvin Gugis+berg Lubbock Texas Smith Park Fromvaway Werec Wm“Black Eagle Grove Grant Chapman Karen Belmond

Warblers Elect Officers At Mrs Velva Jones Home

Ren Warblers 4 H club elected officers last Saturday afternoon with Lou Heggen as president Betty Black as vice president Betty Anderson as treasurer Ragelyn Attig as reporter Nancy Hubbell as historian Jacquelyn Sadler as music leader Velva Jones hosted the event at her home.

Velva Jones Ren Warblers Lou: Heggen Betty Lou ‘Black Lee Treas Betty Anderson Ragelyn Attig Nancy Hubbell Jacquelyn Sadler

Mrs Ed Eggerth Marks 80th Birthday Celebration

Mrs Ed Eggerth aged 80 observed her birthday. Milaca Minnesota visitor Mrs Warren Starr joined the family gathering at Mrs Ed Eggerth’s home. Mr and Mrs Charles Eggerth and children from Swea City attended the weekend event with the family.

Warren Starr Milaca Mint Ed Eggerth

Harold Saxtons Observe Thirtieth Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Harold Saxton and daughter Mrs Duane Bonwell were dinner guests last Thursday at the Ray Saxton home near Hardy where the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harold Saxton was celebrated. Mrs Barbara Jane Britt of Des Moines spent the weekend at the Fritz Britt home. Mr and Mrs M B Richardson spent Sunday and Monday in Des Moines visiting relatives and handling business.

Harold Saxton Duane Bonwell Ray Saxton Hardy Mis Barbara Jane Britt Des Moines Fritz Britt M. B. Richardson

Blue Token Rationing Ends September 20

The Office of Price Administration warns blue tokens will lose value after September 20 and may be used for kids’ play only. Through next Sunday, tokens function as usual. Beginning September 1977 retailers stop issuing blue tokens as ration change and allow redemption only in groups of 10, with possible pooling to form tens. Removal of most canned vegetables is noted.

Office of Price Administration

Must Be Paid: Government Benevolences and Taxes

Citizens are warned that benevolences promised by government fade into obligations. Tax collectors will demand every dime plus penalties and interest, or seize property to recover debts. The message stresses that loans and loans secured by government programs ultimately require payment in full.

Squirrel Season Opens Friday September Fifteenth

Local wildlife authorities announce opening of squirrel season this Friday in the timbered area. Conservation officers report the population at low levels and urge compliance with state bag limits and hunting regulations amid cautious forecasts for the season start.

Umit 212

Will and Mrs Clar Pence Hippen Visit Kin

A Vernon township gathering over the weekend featured Jim and Mrs White and Mr and Mrs Clar Pence Hippen with their second son Bitty visiting relatives. Anna Heggen recently returned home from Fort Dodge Lakathan hospital after weeks of treatment. Fred Schwandt and family visited his mother at Webster City hospital last Saturday. Andrew Oppedahl and Mrs Eslex Bottleson attended memorials in Lee TL and spent time with relatives. Wil Starr learned son Elmer Starr 2c is now teaching in a naval ground school at Grandview Wisconsin.

Mir Will’ White Jim Mie White Clarpence Hippen Bitty Knoxville Vernon Anna Heggen Liatheran Hospital Fort Dodge Fred* Schwandt Jast. Satturday August . Schwandt Webster City Andrew Oppedahl Eslex Bottleson Lee, TL Wil Starr Elmer Starr Grandview Wis Naval Ground School

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