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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
7
A letter from the Seite Medien Society to county and American Legion groups outlines a community health initiative. It details distribution of health posters, brushes, health training books, and a health film, with purchases aimed at schools and public institutions.
Frank Gigray a former Glenwood merchant and Montana pioneer died after a long life of frontier exploration and business. Born in Canton Ohio he helped open Montana placer gold mines built the first cabin in Last Canes Gutch and ran a stage line linking Helena Virginia City Salmon City Leesburg and Grattaville. A Mason and friend of William Cody he survived by his widow and five children. interment was at Sunnyside Mausoleum.
The Glenwood churches present a Christmas Eve program with Christian readings and a cantata. Participants include Elsie Van Pelt Irolene Evans Geneva Parker and readings by Vesta Byers Esther Kates and recitations by Clifford Bari. The cantata Santa's Surprise Party features Santa Claus and elf leader Junior Agier with Margaret Horst Dorothy Evans and others.
A festive scene gathers families as children plead for gifts while Santa Claus arrives. The tale describes stockings hung by the fireplace and the joyous distribution of presents, noting a benevolent mood and shared cheer.
Glenwood Masonic Lodge elected Bryan Maxwell W M and L A Hokingshead S W with other officers named for the year. Mt Gerizim Chapter Royal Arch elected Scribe and officers. Eastern Star, Odd Fellows, Encampment, Rebekahs, Pythian Sisters, Knights of Pythias and other groups announced their officers with lists of names and positions.
The line appears garbled and nonspecific about a 1995 Christmas party and assistance. No verifiable names, organizations, dates, or places are clear enough to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
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