Local News Notes Include Club Meetings and Lodge Attendance
Local items report Humboldt County Federated clubs meeting at Ottosen with thirteen members present. Renwick set October for the county meeting, with a program committee named. Masonite lodge members attended Boone Valley Circle in Goldfield, where a school of instruction was led by George Traden of Belmond and refreshments were provided.
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John Callesen
George’Latch
Humboldt County
Ralph Richards
Ottosen
Renwick
Noble Higby
Bradgate
Harold Reasoner
Humboldt
L. Bebonnek
ofLivermore
Dri We Hebong
L. Py Marsh
Everett
We Winter
George’ ‘Traden
Belmond
Goldfield Lodge
Clarion
Eagie Grove
Dows
Goldfield
Local Poultry Market Hata 4 Ibs and over die
Community notes report on local poultry market prices for sizes four pounds and over, with specific references to Leghorn spring prices and egg numbers. The column lists visitors, births, weddings, and various social notes from residents, including farm work, jury summons, student relocations, anniversaries, and weather. The week’s weather turned cool with rain and farmers reported strong seed corn yields and husk counts.
For Sale What is known as the Geo W Minot property
Property details given with spelling errors describe a Renwicky location including a quad house, barn and outbuildings, plus land extensions. The estate is divided by an Australian division mentioned vaguely. Interested parties should contact the undersigned or submit objections if any to proceed with sale. Neil Manson administrator of Sarah D. Minor Estate Kalawa luwa
Here Is Your Ballot for the Community Straw Vote
A separate ballot is printed for women. Voters mark ballots at once and submit them to the Times office promptly. Results will be published next week.
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Onca
Times ’Office
Ballot items list Hoover Roosevelt and others for president
The ballot shows presidential contenders Herbert Hoover Franklin D Roosevelt and Norman Thomas, plus governor candidates Clydé Herring JW and Dan Turrier. A bonus question asks if voters support immediate cash payment of arbiters’ bonus, and another asks if they favor repeal of the eighteenth amendment with yes or no options.
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Herbert Hoover
Franklin D, Roosevelt Norman Thomas
Franklin D. Roosevelt Norman Thomas
Ballot Questions on Bonus Payment and Prohibition
Voters consider two questions on the ballot. The first asks for immediate cash payment of the soldiers bonus with choices yes or no. The second asks about repeal of the prohibition amendment with yes or no options.
Miss Irene Stauffacher Weds Sioux City Man
Miss Irene Stauffacher daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Stauffacher married Alt Edwin Lunde of Sioux City in Omaha Nebraska last Monday They will live in Sioux City where Mr Lunde operates a grocery and meat market Irene a Renwick High School graduate taught in Minneapolis for four years before returning home The Times joins Renwick friends in congratulating the newlyweds
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Irene Stauffacher
Jake Stauffacher
Alt
Edwin Lunde
Sioux ‘City
Omaha
Nebb
Sioux City
Lundy
Irenean
Cupid
Pinny
Applecarta
Mr. Lunde
Renwick
Community Meeting At School House This Friday Evening
The first community meeting of the season will be held at the school house Friday evening. The program includes community singing led by Dorothy Richardson, a cornet solo by Mr. Conk, talks by A. W. Gray and Supt. M. K. Sperry, and a vocal solo by Dorothy Richardson. Election of officers for 1992 1939. Music by a double quartet.
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Dorothy Richardson
L. Sohl
Conk
A. W. Gray
Evangélical Sunday School Holds Annual Picnic
Evangélical Sunday school held its annual picnic at Smith Park last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will White and Mrs Clarence Hippen were Eagle Grove visitors Tuesday. Cecil Kelling of Chicago Illinois had been visiting relatives and friends in the vicinity the past week.
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Evangélical Sunday School
Smith , Park
Mr. and
Ars
Will White
Clarence Hippen
Eagle Grove
Cecil Kelling
Chicago
Illinois Family Notes Move After Mother's Death
Mr and Mrs B H Packard and children left Monday for Calinx after learning of Mrs Packard's mother's serious illness. They arrived after Mrs Kinits passed away. The family had lived on a farm near Hirdy in Illinois until about fifteen years ago.
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B. H. Packard
Calinx
Homer Miller Dies After Heart Attack in Beverly Hills
Homer A. Mer former town banker died last Saturday in Beverly Hills California. He lived at Eagle Grove Webster City and Des Moines before moving to California about five years ago. He led multiple rural banks and was for many years president of the State Bank of Renwick.
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Homer A. Mer
Beverly Hille
Calif
Eagle Grove
Wabster City
Deg Moines
California
Olf State Bank of
Renwick
Visit of Mr and Mia Swanson with children at Lehigh
Mr and Mia John Swanson and their children visited last Sunday with relatives at Lehigh, sharing time with family members and attending local gatherings.
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Mia
John Swanson
Lehigh
Auto Crash Injures Minneapolis Group in Rural Roadway Incident
Renwick residents were injured when a car broad sided Mr. Lee’s vehicle on a rural road near Minneapolis. Mrs. Brink and Mrs. Brink’s companions suffered back and hip injuries. others were shaken but escaped serious harm. Mrs. Urdik remains hospitalized with a concussion and other injuries under evaluation.
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Renwick
Auto One
Lee
Joule Hrink
Bertha Looley
Morrla
Mindy
Minneapolis
Neil
Mr. Lee
Ward
Brink
Lealdar Wan
Urdik
Mrs Flora Plumley Dies in Oklahoma Turmoil
The body of Mrs Flora Plantes of Oklahoma is being returned to Renwick for burial. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Baptist church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Mistiley, remembered by older residents, the family once lived on a Imroyin Hoon township area before moving west about twenty years ago.
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Flora Plantes
Oklahoma Ily
Okla
Reniwick
Baptist Chirel
Elmwood
Mistiley
Iithin
Imroyin Hoon
West
Goldfield Store Robbed Before World Series
A Goldfield store named Warry Moore & Co was broken into and robbed of a nominal amount. A Goldfield resident, Wallia In Renwick, said the same store had be entered yearly for years, often before the world series, and noted a need for funds for betting. Henry Bloom's relatives from Storm Lake and Ceese visited the Henry Bloom home during the week.
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Warry Moore &' Co
Atore Ad
Imoney
Goldfield
Walla In
Renwick
Mia
Dale Witt
Ja Ann
Storm Lake
Sylvia Bloom
Ceese
Earl
Thei Henry
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