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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

5

Old High School Transformed Into Modern Structure

Renovation of the old high school and ward buildings is near completion under contractor Ora Lee and Superintendent Spencer. Haworth and the staff will prepare for September 7 opening, with updated heating, lighting, and new porches, two fire escapes, and a newly redecorated interior.

Belle Spencer Haworth de Gire West Hill Ora Lee Dahle Boyer C. A. Flinn Lange

Hope Swaney and Eugene Crow M ixed in Mills County Wedding

Mr and Mrs Charles Swaney announce the marriage of their daughter Hope to Eugene Crow son of Mr A W Crow of Glenwood. The ceremony occurred Saturday August 15 at the Baptist parsonage in this city with Rev Wm R Shoemaker officiating. The bride a Red Oak high school graduate and a Boyles college student, and the groom a young man of sterling character recently graduated from Bayles college. They will reside in Council Bluffs and continue early in business affairs with J W Squire Co.

Charles Swaney South of Henderson Miss Hope Eugene Crow A. W Crow North of Glenwood Baptist Wm. R. Shoemaker Mills County Red Oak High School Boyles College Sterling Hellenwood High Bi Bayles College J W. Squire Bluffs Connell Pines Row

Linen peddlers fined for license violation in Glenwood

Two peddlers were found selling linen without a license in Glenwood on Monday. A housewife reported substandard goods and the merchants delivered different items than shown. Mayor Kelley ordered the arrest, and Marshall Delton fined them $5 plus costs, ordering repayment to affected women.

Glenwood Kelley Marshall Delton

Glenwood folks attend Indian pow wow Sunday

Miss Esther Johnson traveled from Colorado to Macy Nebraska with the Lugsch family to witness the 250th or 300th ceremonial of the Omaha and related tribes at the reservation. Omahans and Winnebagos appeared in large numbers with tribes from Oklahoma, Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin and South Dakota. The pageant opened a week of rites and will culminate next Sunday August 30. Old Hu Zhe Du Wee, 82, attended. The scene contrasted old customs with modern progress as autos and fashion mixed with teepees and tom-toms.

Esther Johnson Colorado William Lugseh Ralph Vinton Song Keith Gordon Paul Stranathan Pender Nebr Harley Nuiota Oklahoma Iowa Kansas Wisconsin South Dakota Hu-Zhe-Du-Wee Glenwood

Beautiful Home Wedding in Des Moines Emerson Bride

An Emerson Des Moines wedding unites Miss Elinor Cheney and Edwin Towne with a ceremony at a Baptist church. The bride wears pink crepe with blue and cream, bridesmaid Hazel Nelson and best man Edwin Towne participate. the service follows a solo by I N Cheney and music, ending with a three course luncheon. Out-of-town guests arrive from Elgin, Stanton, Essex, Malvern, Glenwood, and Des Moines. After a westward wedding trip they will reside in Des Moines.

Des Moines Towa I. N. Cheney Frances Cadwell Lohengren Clydel Clair Kathleen Cheney Beatrice i Griffin Elinor Cheney Pride Hazel Nelson Edwin Towne Waterloo Iowa Baptist’ c J. N. Cheney Emerson High School Des Moines College Marguerite Joanne Norman Elgin Honeth Elon Palmquist Stanton Adla Almquist Essex Frances Cantwell Malvern Winifred Cook Glenwood Tawa West Des Alvines

C. E. Dalton Celebrates Natal Day at Home

C. E. Dalton wore a genial smile Monday after a birthday celebration at his Glenwood home. He was surrounded by children and grandchildren, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Galliher of Malvern, Mr. and Mrs. Max Murphy of Shenandoah, and Floyd Hunter of Denver, Colorado.

C. E. Dalton Glenwood Harry Galliher Malvern Max Murphy Shenandoawh Floyd Hunter Denver Colo

News of Week Condensed Form

A compact digest of notable events from nearby cities and counties gathered from multiple sources. Highlights include local government actions, community milestones, business developments, and regional announcements with emphasis on names, places, and dates where readable.

Private kindergarten plans in Sidney schools opening

Private kindergarten planned under Mrs Elizabeth Adams will open with the Sidney schools in August to serve children not yet ready for first grade. The aim is to ease grade one crowding at the school and provide a cared for transition for younger children.

Sidney Elizabeth Adams

Estes Family Reunion Held at Lake Park Sunday

A reunion of Estes descendants gathered at Glenwood Lake Park with about 150 people from Mills County and three states. The event, labeled the first annual Estes family reunion, elected officers led by President George W. Estes of Tabor and included relatives from Glenwood Tabor Union Union and nearby towns.

ESTES Lake Park Richard Estes Rawles Township Bates Taunion Mills County Estes Familica George W. Estes Tabor TI. W. Seeger Pay Wiright Glenwood E. M. Calling Theas Clyde Burger Blair, Nebe Y My Leonard Stewart Lexington Nebr Ace Pippitt Alliance Leslie Pippitt Modale Yowat Sos B.C. Seeger Virginia Council Bluffs

Christian Church Bible School and Revival Meetings

The notice lists Bible School at 10 a.m. and an afternoon sermon at 12 a.m with "The True Hope of the Church" plus a Young People’s meeting, song service, and sermon under "His King...," all leading to revival meetings across Sunday and next Sunday services.

Christian Church Bible School Canmunian

Baptist Church Sunday Worship S245 A M1

Sunday morning service at the church with sermon titled Hust refreshment and Regtovation. Union evening service at the Congregational church where the pastor preaches The Mashakable Paunc tation. Mid week prayer meeting on Wednesday evening led by Pastor Whe RK Svhoemaker.

Baptist Church Jth Svhoemaker

Local People On Extended Trip Through the West

Mrs. 2. 8. McCraty and Mrs. Dorcas Cillis with daughter Mrs. Frank West and son left July 50 for an extended western trip. They visited relatives in Kansas and the Dean family at Alamosa Colorado, travel through the San Luis valley by La Vela Pass. They plan to reach Denver via Poncha Pass then Colorado Springs Canon City and Manitou, visiting another daughter Mrs. Seth J. Dean, before returning home after several weeks in the West.

McCraty Dorcas Cillis Frank West West Kansas B. Dean Alamosa Colo San Luiy Valley la Vela Pass Denver Poncha Pass Colorado Springs Canon ‘City Manitou Seth J. Dean

Marriage and Reception Tied to Mills County Family

Last Saturday afternoon five Mills County youths wed at the Methodist parsonage. John L. Wirth and Beasie M. Lloyd led to a new home as Rev. J. H. Preedline performed the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, works near Glenwood, while the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wirth, farms with his father and plans independent farming next spring. The couple was joined by the brides sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Travers. It was followed by a reception with cake at the Lloyd home.

Mills County John L. Wirth Beasie M. Lloyd J. H. Preedline B. M. Travers Glenwood Wirth Lloyd

Wirth Family Wedding and Career Closure Reception

A wedding celebration described as a pleasing affair with many gifts. The following day a family gathering at the J O Wirth home had all children present and a feast at the dinner table. Attending were Gilbert Wirth and family, Charles Wirth and family of Onawa, Perry Wirth of the home community, John Wirth on his bride with E M Travers of this city and Donald at home with the couple. John Wirth and his bride, joined by Viva Lloyd, left for a two week trip to Creston, Murray, and Onawa visiting relatives and friends.

J. O. Wirth Gilbert Wirth Mra Charles Wirth Onawa Perry Wirth John Wirth E. M. Travers Donald Wirth Viva Lloyd Creston Murray

Natal Day of Mrs. FP Killmon Observed Sunday

The Killmon home on South Hazel Street hosted a natal day gathering for Mrs. Killmon with thirty six guests. Distant attendees included Evans families from Meola and Fresno, plus Chambers, Slaughter, McKee and Slaughter relatives. The event featured a prepared birthday feast and social games in a warm family reunion atmosphere.

Killmon South Hazel Street Killman Taillie Evans Garbett Joe Chambers Ira Tred Chambers Song Frederick Leverne Yorkshire Fanny Charles Evans George James Me €Ility Meola Mesa

Donerlan Appointed Coroner for Eli Vy District

Dr Donerlan was appointed coroner by the county board of supervisors to fill the vacancy caused by Dr Tipton’s removal from the state. The appointment was made at a Tuesday session in Deaf Donan City after Tipton moved toWisconsin.

Dm. Donerlan Eli VY Deaf. Donan Aroner Tipton Pender Wisvunsky

Family quarrel ends with Hastings woman jailed

Mrs Bertha Mathews of Hastings is in the county jail on charges of shooting at her father W M Hodge during a family quarrel at the Hodge home. The incident followed Mathews alleged interference as Reba Hodge 16 planned to leave with William Malletta of Omaha, triggering a district court hearing for delinquency. Shots were fired as authorities sought to restrain Reba, embedding in walls near Hodge who stood nearby.

Bertha Matthews Hastings W. M. Hodge Hodge Ratcliff Malieta Reba Omaha

Justice Day Fixes Bond For Girl At $1000

The court heard a case Friday in which a bond of 1000 dollars was set but not furnished. The girl’s parents and her husband Beech Mathews attended the hearing. The grand jury will convene next Tuesday. Justice Ratcliff will decide on the younger girl’s fate. Marietta was advised to leave the state and not return.

Justice” Day Beech Mathews Justice Day Marietta

Chamberlins to Move to Atlantic Next Week

Mr and Mrs John Chamberlin plan to relocate to Atlantic on Monday next. Mr Chamberlin will head the insurance department at Farmers Savings Bank in Atlantic, connected with R Patrick formerly of Glenwood State Bank. Friends regret their departure after twenty years of active church fraternal and social involvement in the city.

John Chamberlin

Johnson Hubbell nuptials at M E parsonage on Wednesday

Lawrence W Johnson of Malvern Town and Dorothy E Hubbell of Glenwood wed at the M E parsonage Wednesday afternoon. Attendants Howard Mckinson and Leora Stewart assisted. Reverend J J Readline pronounced the ceremony. The couple are well known and have many friends wishing them well.

Grace M B Church We All Look To Rally Day

Grace M B Church invites all for next Sunday services at Grace M B Church The sermon at 10 45 will be on The Ambitions of Jesus Sunday school begins at 9 45 Epworth League at 7 00 union services at Congregational Church at 8 00 Rev Schoemker will speak All invited Faithful attendance encouraged by J W Freedline pastor

Grace M. B Mpnorth Teague Jesus Epworth League Sune More Institute Congregational Whireh Schoemker J. HW. Freedline Paswr

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