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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
2
A short item proclaims chiropractic as a cure that eliminates disease and illness. It references a claim of health benefits and suggests widespread usefulness of chiropractic care.
Mrs. W. C. Timmons arrived home from Clifton Kansas after weeks with her mother. Albert Woodruff, recently from Grinnell Iowa, joins Monte Carlo entertainers in Red Oak as a pianist. Burres of Standard Oil visits Des Moines with wife and daughter in Council Bluffs. L. S. Ferguson family visits Glenwood from Los Angeles. Mrs. Hill sails for Japan and China with Miss Ames. A. J. Wolf finds an antique pistol on Pike farm. Library closes July 6 to 11 for repairs. Several Glenwood residents visit colleges, lakes, and relatives in nearby towns.
Ming Clara D, Cleveland and Mad Bee return to their home in ee-Falla after a light at the ASM. Cleveland Worle in Glen. The band condensed the edit house yard last Thursday evening, attendance large and a tidef ex cellent condition noted on the program. The band will give its second concert of the dean on Thursday evening. Rev Louis Herb of Hartington visited Dr W M Plimpton and family Thursday. Mrs Flora Ex Sawyers left Tuesday for Cheyenne to visit her daughter Mrs Robert Belea and other relatives in the west.
Reports say oil surfaced in buckets lowered into the Ramburg area well, with each bucket showing two to three quarts. Geologists had predicted an oil sand stratum at 500 feet, and the finding fuels hopes of a paying well though the pocket is not yet profitable. Mills County receives 3345 from May state gas tax, split between county township roads and state roads, with expectations of higher summer collections.
Attendance trails as Gwendolyn Thompson and Ruth Kier lead Sunday services. Mrs Miller leads next, with a talk on What Makes the Nation Great. Music committee to perform. Tuesday brought monthly meeting, games, and refreshments by Margaret Heer and Mable Evans. Next month features Gladys Scott and Mr Huff. Officials will be in Yellowstone Park this week before returning home. District picnic plans discussed. Members urged to share their opinions if absent.
Christian Church announces Bible School at 10 a m with communion and sermon at 11 a m the sermon topic Foundation Stones of Faith. Young People meet at 7 p m with long service and sermon at 8 p m titled The Doom of Delay. Ladies Aid Wednesday 2 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m. Next Sunday morning urged for all members D S S Thompson pastor.
A large crowd attended Grace M. E. Church Sunday School and a children’s day program praised as among the finest. Mrs Vinton Mrs Freedline Mrs Michaelton and Mrs Wheeler led the program with Miss Mary Logan presiding. Next Sunday services include 9 45 Sunday school 10 45 sermon First Things First Epworth League 7 p m leaders Irolene Evans and Dora Reasoner. Union services at the Congregational church at p m. Pastor J H Freedline urges attendance.
Wants ads for sale Viking tires at Dempsey Ferrer's Garage Glenwood Towne 61 notice Fred Woodruff opens a shoe repair shop north of northwest square block east side good shoe repair at reasonable prices for sale United States tires and tubes Buch Motor Co 33-tf Mona Motor Oil as low as 6c per gallon in 5 gallon lots without can H E Evans 39-tf
A fragmentary ad notes radio batteries recharged at Wheeler's in Glenwood with price listed. Rental and property details mention J. A. Fackler of Over Mamilton Matthews and a five room house with ground in Glenwood available, with furnishings and amenities.
Classified items describe rental and sale offers in Glenwood and nearby areas. Listings include a well built brick house with garage and lawn, furnished rooms, a new Brunswick phonograph, and various farm properties with terms and prices. Scattered details mention utilities, acreage, and payments, reflecting a busy late listing page.
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