Mrs Oswal Schneider Dies at 85 in Renwick Iowa
Obituary notes Anna Schneider nee Babler born May 22 1850 in Mutt Canton Glorus Switzerland died September 8 1935 at Henwick Iowa aged 85 years 3 months 18 days. She married Oswal Schneider in 1878 and moved to America in 1882 to a farm near Benwick later relocating to town. Survived by one daughter Senny Mills and four sons Oswal Chris John Henry and many grandchildren and relatives. Funeral held at Evangelical church September 11 with Rev Laurence Sohl. burial Baumgartner cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends attended from several towns.
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Autnen
Anna Schneider
Babler
Mutt Canton
Glorus
Switzerland
Henwick
Lews
Mother Schneider
Oswal Sehneider
Gen Qawal
America
Benewick
Schneider
Evangelical Church
Ufton
Senny
Mia
Clyde Mills
Oswal
Chris
Renwick
John
Minneanois
Minn
Henry
Brodhead
Wis
Thevangelical Church
Laurence Soh
Baumgart- Aer
Paul Attra Sy
Paul Altman Jr
John Wendal
Kruse
Henry Friday
Leon Liscam
Humboldt
Mra
Fred Legler
Will’ Marty
and Mire
Ed Marty
Woncy Marty
Katherine Marty
Tapla Blumer
Ad. Airs, Lang
Emma Marty
LaVerne
John Ehner
Lizzie Elmer
Monroe
Chris Spelch
Fred. Spelch
Monticello
Thamas Runklé
Jake Thyner
Albany
Ernest Schenk
Harry Daubert
John. Schneider
Chris Schneider
Duane
Joyce
George Nunnwnuin
Lydia Ziercher
Henry Schneider
Jake Zulauf
Zella
Anna
Alauf
Misaida Zulauf
Tipton, Mo
F. A. Wicks
John Schneider
Nola
Minneapolis
A. We. Schlesselman
Laurdl
Granner
Paton
Vivian Musser
Charter Oak
Albert Smith
Fort Dodge
Fred Biatti
George Einer
Orl Brislie
Goldford
Fairfield Dean
Corsith
Neory Helmke
Rowna
Card of Thanks for mother’s sickness and burial
The family expresses thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and funeral of Oswal Schneider’s mother. They acknowledge floral tributes from John Schneider Clyde Mills Chris Schneider Henry Schneider and others as they note Mrs Cora Daum’s death in Minneapolis and the LaVerne funeral.
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Oswal Schneider
John Schneider
Clyde Mills
Chris Schneider
Henry Schneider
Former Renwick Farmer Dies at Ceylon Minn
August Griedel of Ceylon Minnesota longtime Renwick area farmer died recently after moving between Renwick and Ceylon. He operated the Farmers Cooperative Creamery in Renwick and left a family including Adolphi, Mrs Paul Kurnurow, Ella Griebel, Mrs John Caltesen. Funeral services were in Ceylon and Renwick with burial in Vernon cemetery.
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Renwick
Ceylon
Minn
August Griedel
Grietel
Farmere
Cooperative Greamery
Griebel
Renwick Shoel
Louis Griebel
Ren* Iwick
Germany
Prite Griebel
Davenport
Julius Vass
Will
Wints
Fred
Adolpti
Marcelline, Mo
Paul Kurnurow
Ella Griebel
John Caltesen
Goldfield Farmer Severely Hurt by Dynamite Blast
Four miles northeast of Goldfield a farmer, Horee M. McIntyre, was severely injured in a dynamite blast Saturday afternoon while lighting the fuse with a torch. He suffered the loss of an eye and severe burns to the face and hand, and was taken to a Rochester hospital after initial first aid at the scene. Dr Baldus and his wife accompanied Mrs McIntyre and are relations. Hol Ward and Willard Jones assisted at the scene.
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Horee M. McIntyre
Goldfield
McIntyre
Hol Ward
Willard Jones
MeIntyre
Rochester
Nils
G. Baldus
Melntyre
Haldye
Community Meeting Friday September 20 at School House
The Hrat community meeting for this season will be held at the school house Friday evening September 20 at o o clock. Program includes Invocation by Rev Laurence Sohl Violin solo Margaret Christensen Piano pieces Grade children music Introduction of teachers Supt Kirk Sperry Welcome to teachers Voral Soto Discussion of plans for the year Light refreshments will be served Be there to help make this Rens wick’s best school year.
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Hrat
Laurence Sohl
Margaret Christensen Paevns
Supt. Mf
Kirk Sperry
C. A. Richardson Voral Soto
Thewiller
Liineh
Renswick
Theatre Changes Hands In Local Show Market
The local picture show operator M Wesler sold his interest in the equipment to Mrs John Calleson who will manage it going forward. Mr Raster has leased a theatre restaurant and dance hall at Ogden and plans to move there next week. Mrs A D Gimer and Mrs Frank Gibbs joined Thames Gimer to Ames for Town State College studies. Sophia Tiller of Santa Ana California visited and stayed with the Rasmussen family in Swea City last week.
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M. Wesler
John Calleson
Raster
Ogden
A. D. Gimer
Frank Gibbs
Thames
Gimer
Ames
Town State College
Sophia Tiller
Santa Ana
Calif
Twenty-One Years Ago in Renwick High School Notes
Twenty-One Years Ago notes recount local life in Renwick with names like Gallesen Mather and Merson. Baby arrives at Gostlach family. Henry Luchsinger travels to North Dakota for farm work. students return to Des Moines College. Carrall Richardson aids Marlin at Alli son cafe during county fair. Town electrification underway. light plant construction hoped for by January 1, 1915. Primary class enrolls twenty-eight with new beginners listed.
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Alice
Vonia
Merson
Des Moines College
Carrall Richardson
Allison
Marlin
Florell Potter
Griebel
Ernest
Lillian Tanck
Howard McCurry
John @tomerman
Ames
Goldfield Man Injured In Truck Collision At Y Intersection
Andrew Rasmussen farm hand for Ole Sorensen suffered severe injuries when a candy truck from Clarion hit his car at the Y intersection of highways 10 and 60 near Goldfield. Rasmussen endured a broken left collar bone and deep wrist cuts, being rushed to Dr. Basinger’s office and then to Fort Dodge hospital after a passing motorist aided him. The candy truck, driven by Melvin Larson of Fort Dodge, continued on its own power. The item also notes local social updates and other brief notices from Renwick and area communities.
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Andrew Rasmussen
Ole Sorensen
Goldfield
Rasmussen
Galdfields
Clarion
Qutck
Ras Fougsen
Dr. Basinger
Fort Dodge
Melvin Larson
Renwick Times details and subscription rates
The Renwick Times, established in 1884 and published every Thursday morning, lists L. W. Miller as editor and notes second class mail status. Subscription rate set at one year for 2.00 dollars.
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Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Renwick Poal
Preserving Constitutional Government Against Dictatorship
A historical excerpt warns that attempts to revise the U S Constitution threaten fundamental liberties. It contrasts German Nazi rule with US democracy, urging unity beyond party lines to uphold the original constitutional design and protect individual rights from dictatorship.
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Reich Ministry of Justice
Germany
Kilfer
United States
United States Supreme Court
Iowa liquor official indicted over bootleg seal sales
Bernard BE. Manley, chairman of the Iowa State liquor commission, has been indicted for selling thousands of state liquor seals for bootleg containers. The report compares his trouble to former Commissioner Cooper and notes the seals’ glue seems especially sticky on officials.
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Bernard BE. Manley
Iowa State Liquor Commission
Manley
Cooper
Tax collection halted as court blocks state income levy
The state board of assessment and review and its agents have been temporarily enjoined out of the district court at Marshalltown from collecting the state personal net income tax or spending that already collected on the ground that the law is unconstitutional.
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State Board of Assessment and Review
District Court
Marshalltown
Mosquitoes Can Thrive Without Human Blood Says Naturalist
A prominent naturalist claims mosquitoes can be nourished without human blood by convincing the insects they are fed. The idea hinges on belief rather than biology, sparking debate about feeding behavior and evolutionary needs.
Potato Tax Sparks Old South Potshot Commentary
A quip mocks Irish potatoes drawing taxation by government, contrasting it with the humble southern sweet potato once valued locally. The remark signals class and cultural humor about taxation and taste.
Kansas farmer reports cows ate 823 in bills
A Kansas farmer claims four cows ate 823 dollars in cash from his hip pocket. The grain of mystery prompts questions about what diet could push beef prices higher and whether the tale reflects a trick or a grim joke in a rural ledger.
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Kansas
Local Names and Moves Highlight Patchy Iowa Notes
Fragments report visits by Rev and Mrs Orvis Schlesser in Magnolia and other locals. Leroy Bebe suffered a double fracture at a schoolhouse yesterday. Nora Nissen Anna Riesie Edna McCurry and Darwin Maurer traveled to Gedar Falls to pursue studies at Iowa State Teachers College. Marvin Gugisberg plans another year at Drake University. Will Biesie and family accompanied son Dale to Fort Dodge where he enlisted in the U S Navy and was then sent to Des Moines with word of a California posting.
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Orvis Schlesser
Magnolia
Wilbur-Phipps
Leroy Bebe
Nora Nissen
Anna -Riesie
Edna McCurry
Darwin Maurer
Gedar Falls
Iowa, State Teachers College
Marvin Gugisberg
Drake University
Will Biesie
Dale
Fort Dodge
U. S.navy
Des Moines
California
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Edward W. Pickard
Mrs. Oswal Schneider
Cora Daumfartner
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Vernon Cemetery
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Walith Klindt
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S.C. Mather
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Henry Luchsinger
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