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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1908

Page

3

Pacific Junction Man Dies After Stroke at Home

ZC Worley of Durwell Nebraska died after a stroke Thursday morning, surviving only two hours. He leaves a wife and five children and was buried in Burwell cemetery last Saturday. At a Wednesday school meeting John Marrin was elected to fill the unexpired term of G J Jones who moved to Colorado. Teachers elected for the next year included Miss M M Warner as Assistant Principal, Mrs Martha DeBolt in Grammar, Miss Maryl Recester Second Primary, and Miss Lula Parreh First Primary. The report also notes visits, degrees, and local engagements among residents, including relatives in St Joseph Missouri and South Omaha.

ZC Worley Durwell Neb Burwell John Marrin G J Jones Colorado M M Warner Martha DeBolt Maryl Lula Parreh

Wrinkled Sleeves Return In Fashion Revival

A fashion feature notes long sleeves returning in style for evening wear and costumes. Sleeves extend past the hand into a pointed shape, creating a glovelike line at the wrist. Thin fabrics like mousseline and chiffon drape in soft folds from shoulder to wrist, with shirring forming narrow frills on the outer arm.

Medistes Mous Tommy

Smart Neckwear Shapes The Season’s Collars And Trimmings

Fashion notes highlight a rich mix of neckwear with turned down embroidered collars worn with waists in satin, crepe de chine, chiffon or lingerie. Varied collars range from sheer linen lawn with fine embroidery to openwork heavy linen with scalloped edges. Plain stitching yields to braids, straps, and bands, with silk bands on cloth and cloth on silk a feature for spring tailor coats. Plain stitching wanes as trims and plaited ties inspired by Presbyterian ministers’ styles appear.

Coat Trimmings Describe Varied Materials and Styles

The passage notes trimming styles for coats across fabrics. Linen coats may feature contrasting shades, stripes, figures, or polka dots. Cloth coats use velvet decorations, while spring favors linen or silk trims. Trimmings in lighter or darker cloth or linen appear as straps, facings, or shaved edging.

Mrs A Davis Hosts Popular Hair Work Producer

Mrs Bunker has won a big reputation in her line and is popular in every town in which she takes orders. Her work is in very great demand among the ladies and she also removes surplus hair. Her switches are the best. Towa phone 389 M.

A. Davis

Hastings artist Miller visits town on business

Red Oak artist Hast ings FM Miller spent Monday in town on business. Grace McDonough of Glenwood stayed Sunday with her parents at home.

FM Miller Red Oak Busiess Grace McDonough Glenwood Hastings

Silver City T Wilby Leaves Coal Chutes for Oakland

Silver City resident T Wilby severed ties with the coal chutes and plans to move his family to Oakland. The week features social visits in Prescott Glenwood and Malvern, IOOF anniversary attendance, and local post office law reform details.

T Wilby Oakland Silver City Glenwood

Plattsmouth area notes on planting and visits

Farmers in Platteville Township plan corn planting with some delaying for warmth. Colgan sold his horse and travels to Illinois to buy a new one. S C Lincoln met George Lincoln at Cedar Creek, Nebraska, last Wednesday. Clayton Crouse seeks eye treatment in Omaha. Miss Leeper, a Pacific City teacher, visited Sunday School and stayed with Lincoln family. Rosa Holt teaches at Lincoln school and gives music lessons to Stanford and Addie Lincoln, Elsie May, and Leaora Cowardin. Mrs L L Cowardin visited Plattsmouth Monday. Albert Lincoln and wife went to Pacific Junction Sunday to meet a new niece born to Wm O'Neil.

Leeper Pacific City Lincoln’s Albert Lincoln Pacific Junction Wm O'Neil

New Subscription Law Affects Post Office Subscribers

The post office department enforces a rule that subscribers cannot fall more than one year behind. Pay early to settle the matter and avoid issues with renewals and service continuity.

Post Office Post Office Department

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