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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
7
A reader is exposed to a sensational pitch promoting Health Germs as the cure and branding the Chiropractor's business as the source. The text emphasizes daily knowledge of dangerous germs and presents Health Germs as the solution, claiming disease germs vanish where Health Germs exist.
Mrs William Ballard of Miami is a guest in this city at the M J Williams home. Miss Mary Tolles visited her sister Mrs A F Gates in Omaha over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Philip Minner of Council Bluffs spent Sunday with relatives in this city. Mrs Clyde Rhoades and daughter Helen visited in Emerson with Mrs I B Birdsall. Mr and Mrs C R Springer and Mr and Mrs Ed Orrin of Omaha were guests at the D D Wheeler home. Springer and Wheeler are sisters. F J Wallace was called to Hastings for the illness of F J Martin who is in critical condition. Mr and Mrs S M Criswell and son Paul spent Monday with Mrs J A Criswell in Malvern for Decoration day observances. all Criswell family members who can attend gathered except one son.
Local Glenwood and Mills County residents visited relatives and friends across nearby towns including Omaha and Council Bluffs. Students and teachers moved between Glenwood, Shenandoah, and Brookings for summer schooling and job placements. Primaries approach with local officials facing limited opposition while farmers rush to finish corn planting as spring progresses.
A double wedding united Otto B. Thompson of Welch Minnesota and Honor B. Lindsey with Cloyd Campbell and Winifred M. Lindsey at the Lindsey home on Parvin Avenue Council Bluffs. The ceremony was led by Rev. My Crissman with about fifty guests present as pink and white decor highlighted the celebration and a large dinner followed.
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