Charley Shoemaker Dies After Illness at Hastings
Charley Lincoln Shoemaker, a long time Hastings resident born in Brooklyn in 1867, died June 26 1925 at his home after two years of illness. He left a wife and son Max and was active in church benevolence and local charity. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev B F Hamilton in charge and a large gathering attending. He joined the Methodist church May 10 1925 and was remembered for his public spirit, care for the poor, and devotion to family. He is survived by brothers Will and Stanley Shoemaker in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirley Lincoln Shoemaker
Charley
Seldo
Brooklyn
New York
Hastings
Clarinda
Iown
Camara
Rex Stanley
Max William
Hurte
Methodist Church
Max
Will
Stanley Shoemaker
California
Wanda Shew
Glenwood Group
Hastings Epworth League
Epworth League
Hastings Tuesaday
Orville Turner
Young Logan Couple Wed in Glenwood Ceremony
Edward C. Meyers and Miss Lizzie M. Sprinkle, both of Logan, Iowa, traveled to Glenwood last Saturday for a wedding. They secured the necessary papers and were joined in marriage at the Christian parsonage by Rev. Thompson. The couple will establish their future home in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Meyers
Lizziettie M. Sprinkle
Logan, Jows
Glenwood
Rev. Thompson
Logan
Night meeting invites neighbors for sewing event
A fragment of a notice invites every woman who sews to be present at a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. inviting neighbors to hear and participate in sewing discussions.
Cupid Claims Popular Girl as June Bride
Grace Geraldine Gungsley, Glenwood, and W Harold Heath of Sioux City Iowa wed at the Gungsley home on Locust Street in a June ceremony. Rev J He Freedline officiated before about twenty five guests. Matron of honor Dodds and groom’s party wore formal attire. Out of town guests from Sioux City included the Heath and Howe families. The couple plan a home in Gilmore City after July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WB. Gungsley
North “Locust Treat
Grace Geraldine
Marriag
W. Harold Heath
Sioux City
Iowa
J. He
Freedline
Grace .M. E
T. 5
Martin
C. Howe
Dodds
Omah
Madame Ward
M. Dodds
Glenwood
City
Glenwood State Bank
E. C. Howe
Reo Distributing Agency
Light and Power Company
Gilmore City
Town
W. H. Heath
Frances
Farm Bureau Meeting At Burr Oak School July 7
Lyons township residents especially women are urged to attend a farm bureau meeting at Burr Oak School house Tuesday evening July 7. Moving pictures will be shown and there are other good things in store. If the League of Nations isn’t busy it might start to work in Algeria and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak School
Lyons Township
Farm Bureau
Bo’glock
League of Nations
Algeria
China
New Missouri constitution adoption and local notes
July 1 1865 Platteville Glenwood items report Missouri’s free state constitution with 5000 majority, Yankee Robinson’s show July 7, mill property sale by Tinkle & Son, local building boom on North Walnut, new Glenwood post office plans, and public park talks. Also mentions soldier detachment, local marriages, travel to Abingdon Illinois, car accident injuries, and a sermon by William Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Gelliday
Missouri
Yankee Robinson
Glenwood
Tinkle & Son
Wesley Tampleton
8Th Town Cavalry
Couple Married at M. E. Parsonage Saturday
Fay Adams and Alta Shane wed at the M. E. parsonage with Rev. J. H. Freed officiating. Adams works at the Iowa state institution. the bride hails from Denton Nebraska. The couple, joined by Harold Danford and Helen Wills, plan a short wedding tour and will reside in Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Adams
Alta
Shane
M. E
J. H. Freedline
Iowa State Institution
Denton
Nebr
Harold Danford
Helen
Wills
Glenwood
Christ Invite Mills Church Rally Planned Near Macedonia
The Churches of Christ of Potta wattomie county and Henderson schedule a rally at Lone Star church four miles west of Macedonia on Sunday July 26. P. JH. Green of Oakland will deliver the morning sermon. A picnic dinner and music follow, with three special addresses. Mills County churches are invited. G R Coleson of Council Bluffs chairs the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ of
Pottawattomie County
Henderson
Lone Star Church
Macedonia
P. JH. Green
Oakland
Mills County
G.R. Coleson
Council Bluffs
County Picnic Marks Defense Day Observation
County residents will gather for a Defense Day picnic to acquaint the public with national defense policy and the local muster. The event aims to educate attendees about defense roles and community support for national security efforts.
One Day Enlistments For Defense Test 1925
The president authorizes a second defense test on July Fourth 1925 to educate the public on national defense policies and local muster. It aims to show units reflect communities and to stress civilian support and training readiness for active service. The program seeks patriotic demonstration linking past pledges to today’s defense effort. Continued on Page B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Department
Congress
Pan
Stage set at Carter's Grove for Mills County picnic
Carter's Grove prepares for a large Saturday picnic with an amphitheater style stage seating, a full program starting with Company I around 9 am, clean concessions, ample food, a well for drinking water, and sports including a baseball game. Glenwood merchants plan Friday evening hours to welcome attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Deupree
Mills County
Glenwood
Fourth of July revival at Lake City Park event
The community is invited to a fourteenth annual two day Fourth of July special at Lake City Park with two daily services during the week and three services on July Fourth and Fifth led by evangelist Rev Won 0 Nease of Olivet Church of the Nazarene. Misa Stella Shannon from Council Bluffs will sing, a basket dinner is planned, and attendees are urged to come from everywhere to hear the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Stella Shannon
Council Bluffs
Won
Nease
Olivet
Church of the Nazarene Evangelist
Thunderbolt Nease
John Wesley
Heartt
Inskip
MacDonald
Gilt
Finny
Farmers Increase Record Keeping in Delaware County
More farmers continue farm record keeping as 76 started and only seven discontinued this year in Delaware county. Fifteen county farm bureaus adopted the accounting project, and 201 farmers maintain complete records. Galloway notes a full year of accounting helps continued practice with minimal aid. County agents and extension specialists assist during the year with any issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Galloway
Iowa State College
Delaware County
Wuresus
Galloway
Plans for Glenwood Epworth League Institute
Plans are laid for the Glenwood Epworth League Institute fifth annual session with broad district attendance expected. The program blends healthful recreation, inspirational addresses, class work and religious services led by a distinguished faculty from Chicago, Des Moines, Minneapolis and Cambridge Iowa. The institute aims to inspire leadership among current home chapter leaders and church youth, sending back a group of inspired, informed young people to stimulate the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Epworth League Institute
Laula W. F. Leseman
D. D
Chicago
John L. Billing
Simpson College
Frank E. Day
Minneapolis
Marguerita Schoppel
Des Moines
Albert W. Carlson
C. M. Worthington
D. C
Southeast Asia
Peter Jacobs
Cambridge
Iowa
E. A. Moore
Clarinda
George A. Lawton
Coin
South America Missionary to Give Illustrated Talk
Professor J Howell, nine years in South America, will present a stereoptical lecture at the high school lecture tent next Sunday evening. Slides cover all phases of work in the field. The Howells plan to leave Sealn for South America in September. Christen son speaks on Daniel 7 and the Return of the Jews to Jerusalem. Public invited with Bibles for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howell
South America
Howell
Sealn
Christenson
Daniel
Jerusalem
Farewell Picnic in Hwonok for Myers Family
Mr and Mrs C B Myers and family relocate to Hamburg this week after a moving farewell picnic at Lake Park planned by twenty friends. A veritable banquet and happy evening marked the gathering as a fond sendoff before they begin residence in Hamburg where Mr Myers will work. Governor Siller of New Jersey comments on Americans' rights and is urged to attend a ballpark to hear razzing of umpires as a suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Myers
Hamburg
Lake Park
Myers
Siller
New Jersey
Ball Park
Funeral for William M. Lamb Draws Wide Glenwood Attendance
William M. Lamb, long in banking and a Phillips County native, lies in state at his Hazel Street home for a large Glenwood service. Rev. D. S Thompson led the rites with Masons and Eastern Star members in attendance. Lamb was born August 14, 1859, moved to Mills County as a child, lived in Glenwood, married May 1890, and died June 24, 1925 aged 65 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Lamb
Hazel Street
Glenwood
Thompson
Snowden
Episcopal Church
Eastern Star
Meadames
M. J. Williams
James Sawyers
M. A. Stacy
Clyde Rhoads
George Masters
Masonic
P. Hodges
Bryan Maxwell
S.M. Criswell
Harry Hamilton
W. C. Timmons
Henry Jdean
L. &. Robinson
Ed Cook
S. F. Vinton
A. B. Judson
Fay Wright
Clyde Genung
J. Burkett
Frank Wallace
Lincoln
Neb
Wood Russell, Jr
Pocatello
Idaho
Lamb
Mills County
Bethlehem
Wiliam
Glenwood High School
J. W. Hinchman
May
Russell
Alice Matthews
May Mendenhall
William, Jr
Nancy Orr
Forest City
Iowa
Neve Syberkrop
Chicago
Aileen
William Lamb Matthews
Kathleen Orr
Mazie Mendenhall
Knights of Pythias
Glenwood Masonic Lodge
Royal Archblasons
The
Council
County Board to Build New Bridge on Depot Road
Milla county supervisors reviewed the Keg Creek bridge at depot road in Glanwood with Jack Ames and L. M. Martin advising. Plan calls for a new steel bridge at right angles to the creek, saving about forty feet and removing one bridge. Estimates for construction are being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Milla County
Glanwoou
Jack Ames
State Highway County Mission
L. M. Martin
Atlantic
Ames
Union services planned at Congregational Church
In Rev Gonzales absence the pulpit will be filled by lay brothers. The evening opens a series of union services with Methodist and Baptist brethren. Try Opinion advertising. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Gonzales
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senbay
Reece
Cupid
June Bride
Gree
Géraldine Gonsélley
Sioux
Will Schade
Chautauqua
William Gurley
Omaha
General Grant
Burlington
Commercial Club
Bone Road
Earl Robert Herrick
Blanche Burkett
A. A. Leak
Ezra Bradford
Abingdon
Auditor Agan
Ralph Mickelwait
Hines Appertson
North Walnut Street
James
Carter
Earl Herrick
Ufterway
Dr. Lyon
White
Europe
Mexico
Gill
M. E. Parsonage
Christ Invite Mills Church
National Guard
Company I
Carter's Grove
the Lake City Park
England
Glenwood League Institute
Uqual
Hwonok
County
Resterwater
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!