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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1925

Page

2

Glenwood News Roundup Highlights Local People

Miss Lorraine McTlvaine of Omaha visited Glenwood friends this week while Mrs. F. A. Sullivan improves at home. Many neighbors note others returning to health and traveling to Omaha for work, with church and community notices interwoven including Y M C A secretary Parson, school updates, and upcoming lodge installations.

Lorraine McTlvaine Omaha Glenwood F. A. Sullivan T. L. Smonse Walter Wright Mildred Glen Phelps City Hazel Brandon van Sant Business College Grace Gunselley Sioux City Lorna Plimpton Jack W. Dodds W. B. Gunsolley Bernard Gunsolley Gunsolley Eckard Pete Pauline A. J. Hamilton Illinois Archie Edwards Los Angeles Calif Mabel Edwards Mollett George Houck Sidney William and Stover Lucile Utterback H. A. Darting Burrell Darting Lincoln Nebr Jessie Wolf Des Moines John Wolf Evangeline Cheney Emerson Winnifred Cook Baptist Mission Circle 5. C. Davis Rose Mintle Japan J. F. ‘Lewis Mercy Hospital Tom Rooney Josephine Bricher

Pershing praises The Silent Command film

General Pershing called The Silent Command an effective intensely interesting inspiring picture that should stir patriotism. The film portrays the American Navy and was produced with United States government cooperation. Also The Go-Getters. 10¢ and 2b

Pershing United States

December term of court closes here Saturday

Judge Ratcliff brought the December term of the District Court to a close here Saturday. The February term opens February 24. Many cases were cleared this term with several judgments and foreclosures by default. A notable ruling affirmed by the supreme court involved Board of Supervisors v. M. & Evans. Emma James v. Floyd Keiser appointed guardian for an insane ward. State of Iowa v. S. T. Steiner resulted in acquittal for driving while intoxicated. Elsie Lewis case awarded damages after a jury trial. Malvern National Bank v. Hannah A. Swain led to W. A. Summers named receiver with $8,000 bond. Mills County, Iowa v. Calvin Turner mentioned as ongoing.

Ratcliff District Court Board of Supervisors Ve. M Iowa S. T. Steiner Elsie Lewis F. M. Lewis Oscar Andreson Malvern National Bank Hannah A. Swain W. A.ummer Mills County Iown Calvin Turner

Pacific Junction road meeting notices 1925

Notice records a January 5 1925 Platteville Township Mills County Iowa action inviting Mills County officials engineers and local business leaders to a January 13 1925 meeting in the M E church basement Pacific Junction to discuss a public road north toward Council Bluffs Iowa Also mentions a decree settling forty acres to a wife and remainder to the county for care of a defendant and notes Oakley Bump held in county jail then released and returning to Hillsdale Michigan.

Oakley Bump Imogene Hillsdale Mich Platteville Township Mills County Iowa Pacific Junction Pacific Juncti Pacific _ Junction Council

Trath and Lightning Lightiine Prank Tale Report

A fragmented account describes unusual pranks by Trath and Lightning Lightiine and cites a curious statement by Nw Cure Marea about Braye in Wess and other views. The text references a tiger incident and a vow or claim by Nanis Dad Deen, hinting at a sensational local scene.

Wess Vietinis Cure Marea Nanis

Corn Husking Bee At Stranathan Home

Early Wednesday morning a crowd gathered at the Stranathan home to help finish corn husking. About 400 bushels were sheltered in cribs after a day of steady work with many hands. Neighbors provided a hearty dinner as Mr. Stranathan, occupied by business, could not oversee the work, expressing gratitude for the community effort.

P. Stranathan Mr. Stranathan California Harold Stranathan Frank Duval W. E. Agan Edwin McGarry Cornhuskers Callelst

Former Mills Co. Attorney Buried in Malvern

Henry James Baird a former Mills county attorney died December 26 at his Delta Colorado home after a paralytic stroke. He was born in 1864 at Lewis Iowa and grew up in Malvern. He practiced law in Mills County before moving to Delta where he ranched and kept a law practice. Interment was in Malvern Cemetery after services at the Baptist church.

Henry Baird Mills County Delta Colo Sttoke Malvern Baptist Church Rev. Wilkins Henry James Baird Lewis Iowa Baptist Academy Iowa City Theaw Milla County Edng L. Wrenwick Glenwood Aljené

Montrose land office registrar dies active in politics

The obituary notes the registrar of the land office at Montrose died while still active in politics. He leaves behind his wife and daughter Alene, along with other relatives and many friends.

Montrosé Alene

Popular Miles County Young People Married

A home wedding at the Gus Reafling residence in Lyons township united Erma Reafling to Lonnie L Ross of Center township at high noon on December 24 Rev Joseph Stille officiated before close kin and friends The couple will reside on a farm southeast of Glenwood after March 1. Erma is a Bartlett High School graduate class of 24.

Gus Reafling Lyons Township Erma Lonnie L. Ross Center Township Joseph Stille Golious Reafling Ruby Ross Roy Miller John Cheyney Lyon Townships Bartlett High School Glenwood

Plainview Club Guests at Fred Kirkendall Home

The Plainview Community club met Friday night January 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirkendall with strong attendance despite bad roads. A belated Christmas shower for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Geo M. Aistrope featured Santa and gift unwrapping. The evening included piano numbers, toy stunts by groups, a mind reading mystery, and a Hearts game followed by refreshments. The February meeting is planned for the Joy Mickelwall home.

Plainview Community Club Fred Kirkendall Geo. M. Aistrope Ellison Evernham Jimmie Kirkendall Wayne Stranathan Buddy Phifer Claude,Deupree Aistrope Claude Deupree Aa Eloise Dodder Mark Brower Carl Morgan Ollie Byers Mia Kirkendall Henry Bannister Jerry Wright Elyin van Pelt Joy Mickelwall Fred Kirkndall

County Officials Installed January 2 1925 In Malvern district

County officials were installed January 2 1925 with six years of service by the retiring member who declines renomination to pursue private practice. F. Vinton of Glenwood replaces Iv. DP. McKnight in District 2. John F. Lewis to take office January 1926 succeeding A. J. Buckingham in District 3. The current board lists Sherman Jones Malvern District 1, F. Vinton District 2, and A. J. Buckingham District 8 Lyons township. The outgoing officer is praised for faithful service.

National Bank F. Vinton Glenwood DP. McKnight Vinton McKnight A. J. Buckingham John F. Lewis Sherman Jones Malvern Lyons Township Eack

Mills County Officials Rated Efficient by State Examiner

The state examiner praised Mills County offices as unusually well cared for in 1923. He noted all offices were efficient, funds sound, and current expenses covered. The retiring term reduced bonded indebtedness by 142000 and paid registered warrants, funded by a slightly lower tax levy.

State Examiner Mills County

Carter elected president of Mills County Farm Bureau

The Mills County Farm Bureau members elected a new president for the past two years and pledged cooperation to advance agricultural growth. Also, 80,000 pounds of surplus war explosive will soon be available for distribution at 8.25 per 100 pounds, in 50 pound boxes, with limits per buyer. Orders to Malvern farm bureau office or A W Clyde Ames Iowa.

Mills County Farm Bureau Cedar Rapids Farm Bureau Malvern A. W. Clyde Extension Service Ames Towa

Power Company Gives $3 Million in Life Insurance to 6001 Workers

North American Light and Power Company and subsidiaries announced Christmas gift policies totaling nearly 3 million dollars. About 6001 public utility employees received $600 life insurance policies through Travelers Insurance. Each policy was $500, regardless of age health job or salary.

North American Light and Power Company North American Light, and Power Company Illinois ~ Power” and Light Corporation Ilinoia Traction System Missouri Power and Light Company Kansas Power, Ard Light‘ Company Iowa, Power and Light ‘Company Travelers’ Insuance Company Hartford Conn

Definition of wealth and social worth in Restun transcript

Unclear source text discusses wealth as the count of things one is willing to live without. The fragment suggests a philosophical stance on value and sufficiency rather than a concrete event, person, or date. Further readable context is needed for a precise newspaper card.

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City OF Ruth Plimpton Abbie Brower Loveland E. L. Craig Mission Societies The Methodist Church Bryan Maxwell Fred Workman Foreign Mission H. A. Daching State Senate Xero Membara W. M Mt. Gerizim Omer H. P Geo. Haley Rex Theater John J. Pershing Indorses Romeo Mso Andy Min Pit Flinch Bunco Towing ABOC Robinson C. B. & Q. Watch Inspector Hershey Kandy Kitchen Parenti Bros Chiropractic E. L. Michaelson Neurocalometer Service Square Phone Kohara Okamato Knicely Bennet Building Council Bluffs My C. Lincoln RE. Anderson B. J. Stille Platteville Two Jo H. Crook Stranathan Mills CO Miles County Plainview Club Carter Given Insurance Policien Swopes Crosley Tridyne Crosley Neatslone Max Lowa Wallings
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