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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
5
A compact excerpt notes that when seeking how a wealthy man earned his fortune, the typical response centers on method and persistence. The reflection hints at the common refrain that success comes from deliberate effort, planning, and perseverance rather than luck.
Community notes record visits from residents to Fergus Falls and Des Moines, church events, auctions, and hunting trips in South Dakota. Several familiar names appear including Mrs. Lewis Olle, Miss Pearl Anderson, Chas Thompson, and George Stoddard. The piece mentions a farm sale agency ad, the Northern Baptist Association hosting, and the Humboldt County Fair showcasing crops and livestock.
The High School Chorus grows to over fifty. Miss Klamm and Miss Middleton spent the weekend in Bal Grove. The second and third grades held a short program Friday afternoon. Discussions on class rings and playground equipment continued. Clarence Blick and Lomer Thiel helped furnish music for the County Fair with the Renwick Band in Humboldt. Rev. Beckman was substituted by Ara Beckman at chapel last Thursday. Mr. Franklin Nachholz arrived to teach eighth grade and lead manual training, also aiding basketball coaching. Governor Kendall proclaimed Monday October 6 fire prevention day. Brooklyn teachers investigated alumni salaries. 166 traced to age 20 earned about $1253 yearly, far above the $500 for illiterate workers, arguing education’s long-term value. Various local visits and travels noted, including Webster City and Des Moines. Bancroft city curfew ordinance for youth under 17 to be home by 8 30 p.m. in warm months and 9 00 p.m. in cold months. Enforcement to follow.
A Friday evening September Pend event marks the feverly first anniversary of the Rebekah Organization with invites for husbands or friends and a half sale by auctioneers Boughtan and Uhr. White of Eagle Grove visited with her mother Mia Stoaight, and authorities warn about intruders at the Corn Belt Oil & Cheese Co warehouse as ex soldiers seek details on the new bonus bill.
The Lutheran church schedules Sunday School and Divine Service for next Sunday at naval hour. A second Islands of Hawaii picture program titled Uke Islands and their Pro ducts will be shown at 7 30 P M with singing recitations and musical selections. The Luther League social at Chris Pogge home had 24 of 30 members present and was enjoyed. Mission Festival set for October 8 with speakers The Ray O G Mall from Mason City and Professor Yeilinger from Wartburg Seminary. Zeilinger will address Sunday School at 10 P M and the 11 o clock service. Evening service will begin at
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