Local notes and social updates from Renwick area
A patchwork of community mentions from Renwick and surrounding towns recounts visits by families including the Korleski, Yeorena, Nissen, and McGowan households, church society events, and high school activities. Students from Humboldt county travel to Ames for studies while local ball team results highlight recent wins and ongoing season momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs. S.A. Kressle
Humboldt County
Humboldt
Cay
Renwick High
Thor
Vernon
Goldfield
Unclear OCR Reflects Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary text shows a township reference with names and a Monday event involving a Sheriff and a Mr. Ernst in Cherokee. Many words unreadable or misspelled, making precise details impossible to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexe
Ernst
Cherokee
Cars Crash Near Renwick Injuries Avoided by Drivers
A Sunday evening collision at the No 60 crossroads north of Renwick involved Floyd Kelling driving a Model T and Harold Amos in a Chevrolet. Both cars were badly wrecked but the drivers escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kelling
Harold Amossen
Renwick
Kelling
Tvord
Amossen
Local social notes and sports results collected from town pages
Pastor J H Hurley returns after illness while neighbors and relatives visit in West Bend and Eagle Grove. Yanks beat Cubs 12 to 8 in World Series action. Visitors include Mimbash, Rawn, Packard, Gimner, Bell, Upah, Marsh, Wagner, Meyer, Goettsch families. weekend visits span Ames Kanawha Davenport Lake Worth and Belle Plaine. Weather mild with furnace quirk noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mimbash
West Bend
Clifford Brace
Lake City
M. B. Richardson
Harry Bonwell
George Rawn
Eagle Grove
G. A. Richardson
Lloyd O’rourk
Sioux City
Roy Gillespie
Kanawha
Alva Packard
Lorraine Packard
Ames
Eys Packard
A.D. Gimner
Clar
Ence Johnson
Svar
Milton Bell
Chas
Upah
Belle Plaice
L. P. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Tollie
Renwick School News Highlights Students and Poems
In this week’s Renwick section students praise Barbara Jane Britt Lois Martin and MLK while Sherry earns 100 percent in spelling. Mentions of Keith Packard and weekly readers Rich with poems and artwork fill the page as four poems are placed in the class bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jane-Britt
Lois Martin
Mlk
Sherry
Keith Packard
Menilay Sterndon
Hooger
Renuevelt
Thomas
Mae
Primary Roo News from School Class
A school item describes students learning about a cocoon turning into a butterfly in spring. It notes experiments with a green worm, a pet turtle, and a hidden toad named Mabnoh. It mentions poets and readers like Vachaal Lindsay and Robert Turner leading a star chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Packard
M. Ky Sperry
Keith Packard
Achool
Bary
Mabnoh
Robert Turner
Hya Block
Mildred Te. Peak
Marcella Ballard
Oaks
Carrol
Eva Block Hays
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Notes and Sioux City Visit
The Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Hans Bannick on Wednesday December 5. Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr and Mrs. Dorothy Richardson were in Sioux City earlier this week and Mr. Kerr bought cattle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Lailies
Hans Bannick
John Kerr
Dorothy Richardson
Sioux City
Kerr
The Barefoot Boy at the Market Theater
Saturday Oct 1 showing The Barefoot Boy described as the greatest story with masterful strokes of beauty and thrills. A superb cast appears with a comedy to follow. Admission 10c and 1c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barefoot Boy
Bank Closure Sends Shock Through Rural Community
The First National Bank of Thanbolt closes, leaving the county with its last remaining local bank. Exact causes are unclear as officials cite agricultural downturns and economic strain. Local residents face uncertainty about deposits and services as the financial shakeout unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulland Suvi
Che Eléstiq
Rulland
Thanbolt
Lyons
Miller Nelson Dies in Goldfield Area
Miller Nelson of near Golde Med died suddenly Monday while on a tractor with his son. He was about 60, noted in the community for his civic and church involvement. He taught at Renifck school and cared for local fire safety interests, leaving a quiet but lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Netawn
Golde
Nelson
Goldfield
Property proposal notice for Renwick area in Kanawha
Unsigned missive requests proposals or bids on an interlaced property described as a bounded house and outer buildings near Renwick town Kanawha. The undersigned Nell Hanson Adie and Sarah D. Mit or state Kanawha solicit formal offers or statements regarding the property and any entangled claims or interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinor
Renwick
Nell Hanson
Adie
Sarah D. Mitor
Kanawha
Tovwa
Rare Lee Portraits Exhibit At White House Cottage
Fragmentary notes describe rare Lee photographs and busts to be shown in the President's Cottage at White Sulphur, with references to Mrs. Lee, Pendleton, and guests. The display reportedly includes Civil War era images and sculptures, tied to the Presidents’ cottage restoration and a 1807 visit by Jefferson and Madison era figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert B
Wits
Bidry Custis
Lilla
Brgsident
White Bulphur
Spetigd
Nhs Wiotogeno
Mts
Log
Maria
Gériseal
Leo
Pendleton
Eldo
Oer al
Lee
Vendolou
America
Patrick Heney
Peestonts
Jefferson
Alinigon
Manirog
Wen
Sheir Diy
Yan Fierou
Cottato
Washigta
Young Girl Troubled by Multiple Personalities Reveals Struggle
A teen girl described as possessed by sixteen personalities exhibits dramatic changes in behavior and memory. She writes backward and experiences periods of muteness and rage, while others reveal distinct personas and eerie self-control struggles. Her life becomes erratic as she is haunted by alternate selves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtr
Wwe
Inchogitia
Steenv
M. Gheive
Oligesselith
Ashough Ube
German Law Shifts on Women’s Language Claim
A garbled report from a German legal context notes debates over pronouns and insults in public speech. It references judges and officials discussing terms used to describe women and the risk of insults or defamation, with unclear naming and phrasing in the OCR text.
French Poilu Faces a Diet of Sardines
A fragmentary World War I era dispatch notes French soldiers debating a sardine diet as a possible remedy for ailments. It suggests Allied military morale concerns and hints at Commissariat plans to manage supply issues.
Norse Visitation Tales Color North Region Lore
A Chicago Daily News correspondent reports on legendary Norse contact with North American tribes, detailing accounts of Viking journeys, encounters with the Penobscot and related legends. The piece notes Norumbegod and Chaelogouds parallels in Nordic folklore, and discusses possible evidence of early Norse exploration and cultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vishy
America
Rama Shemelnge
iNbee
Owhlely
Abdaly
Norumbogd
Odd Materials Used in Feminine Ornament Pronounced
The article notes unusual materials for adornment including silk from celluline and artificial corns, with mentions of onyx, jade, ivory, and other synthetic dyes. It discusses how stockings and cosmetics derive from varied sources, suggesting fashion relies on synthetic and natural pigments, with speculation on cosmetic origins and color impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ancient European town with famed medieval art relics
Stockhulr of ob Stocklane founded by Wirger Jacl is described as a modern yet historic European city once known as the Town between the Uridgea 2c hax Wedieta. The Storterget market area remains enclosed by later buildings. Starkyrkan church preserves 13th century relics including 1450 woodcarving by Kornt Natke, the George and the Dragon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockhulr
Stocklane
Wirger Jacl
Europe
Construction advances after Japanese quake study
A historical note surveys evolving building designs after the 1923 Tokyo earthquake. It discusses reinforced arches and rafter spans, bracing strategies, and the shift from wooden to steel-brick structures for quake resistance, noting failures and partial survivals in earlier events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are
Desert peoples and sheep market noted in distant region
Fragmentary text describes desert tribes and their sheep market with references to North Africa, Mass fen culture, and skilled spinners. Mentions wool production, dye secrets, and cultural practices with limited readable context. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amlultag
Wvld
Pippin Fruits and Peculiar Uses in Historical Texts
The excerpt discusses the name pippin linked to conriinous grapples and its value in ancient UK contexts. It references the Ang Up trea tradition and mentions the dessert usage in Shake Fare, with notes on varieties like ribaton and Swill Geotch. The passage hints at Arbroath pippin and cheese pairings, tying to old culinary customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbroath
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Toledo
Wes
Gaseville
Wis
Aeonz
Phelps
I Ngatiyn
Re Korleski
Leary Dariman
Mary Yeorena
Win
Nissen
Johogenes
W. J. Hensel
Auburn
Mre
Iver Egenes
Stary City
Genes
Certa
Webster County
Rayleigh Co
Freeport
Blesie
Igrbert F. Hurley
Maurice i Martin
Floyd Marsh
Fluyd
Maurice
Herbert Hurley
Hurley
Dev Gray
Beuna Vista College
Storm Lake
Renult
the Times
Yates Herbart Hoover
Frankiih
Roosevelt
Drinan
Thana
Lew We
Louis Murphy Lynn
Sahit We Fookhart
Clyde Herring
Longa Dan Tirnet Iva
Iediate Paynent
AL Hurley
Yanks
Cubs
New York
Sebastian Wagner
Velma
Davenport
Waller Meyer
Lake Worth
Florida
Ft. M
Renwick ‘School News
Roo
Walla
Eggerth
Margaret Martin
Vachaal Lindsay
Vernon Theatre
Kuthund Bank
Miller Nelson
Sule
Sambo
Humboldt Rendering Works
Humboldt, Town
Remington
Will San
Teder
Runting
Ine
Virginia
Germany
Hertin
Gerisnig
Smeny
Roclin
Linmlad Lowa Rm Steelstan
Frankin
Tony Seiler
Wanvaertod Md
Png
Kone
Ty Textiouks Farenelecs
Nizing
Ty Abraasenta
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