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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
7
Classified notices detail battery recharge offer at Wheeler’s and a string of rural property ads near Glenwood Iowa. Listings include farms, land with improvements, houses, and financing options plus a lost pocketbook notice and local sale events at Hillsdale church and Christian Endeavor bazaar.
Life annals from the funerals of Rudolph Byer and Mary Frances Osborn are read. Rudolph Byer, born July 12, 1887 in Albany Ohio, died November 30, 1925 in Glenwood Iowa at 43, survived by his mother and two brothers. He taught school, worked at a state institution, and was an M W A Camp member. Mary Frances Osborn was born November 1, 1871 in Wapello County Iowa. funeral details note a service and burial plans in Thurman.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Ethel Powles wife of William Powles aged 64 who died after a life of church work in Glenwood with survivors including her husband, six children and eight grandchildren. The piece also covers a family card of thanks and several farm bureau and township meeting reports from St Marys and nearby townships with elections, seed oats discussions, and moving pictures at gatherings.
Mills County 4 H girls clubs met at Malvern for a mother daughter luncheon and proposed forming a 4 H club orchestra, a first for Iowa. The publicity stresses club leadership, Christmas vacation practice, and a welcome discussion among leaders, members and parents. A countywide formation aims to showcase musical talent and organize future town meetings.
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