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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1899
Page
7
Diverse Renwick items shift between social visits, family movements, health updates, and property deals. Residents include Miss Rose Meckley, Miss Julia Johnson, Hal Cunningham, and Mrs. Hoyt with weekly visits, illnesses, and travel to Minnesota, Iowa, and Dows. News covers land purchases, cattle shipments, store changes, and local business mentions at Olden’s and Gaughen’s markets.
A small but elegant ceremony was held at the residence of Rev. G W Ler ana wife in Los Angeles on East 28th Street Tuesday evening Aug 29. The couple were Howard Martin and Miss Estrella A Rawlins attended by Homer Martin and Blanche Luddow. The setting featured catflowers and é vergreeps with the Wedding March by Ag Mra iler. After the ceremony guests moved to the dining room for refreshments with pansies on the table. The bride wore white organdie trimmed with lace and carried white carnations and Maiden Hair ferns. No invitations were issued. They will be at home after Sept 1 at 1201 E 25th St Los Angeles Cal.
Gratitude expressed to neighbors and friends who assisted during our son’s illness. Appreciate acts of kindness that cared for his needs and our family’s comfort. May God bless you for your generosity and support from Mr and Mrs Clas Telwrr.
The sickness and death of George Helnke, son of Claus Helnke, at age 13, follows a brief illness from appendicitis. A bright, helpful farm youth, he died early last Saturday morning after a rapid decline. Funeral services were held at O Keefe school house on Sunday, Rev. Malone officiating, with burial at Luni cemetery. The community mourns this loss and offers sympathy to his parents and neighbors.
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