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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

5

Final exercises at Gienwood high school held at Rex theater

The Gienwood High School class held its final exercises at the Rex theater last Thursday evening with a large turnout of relatives and friends. After the orchestra overture Rev. F. C. Gonzales invoked the divine presence. Dr. Bohumil Shimek of the University spoke plainly on "The Speed Limit on the Road to Success," arguing education's practical yet evolving role and the need for tact and light in life, likening learning to lubrication for the motor of existence.

Gienwood High School Rex Theater F. C. Gonzales Rubenstein Lloyd Spender Bohumil Shimek University of Town Shimek

Plainview Club Meets at Ferdinand Hopp Home

Plainview Community Club gathered Friday night May 29 at Ferdinand Hopp home north of Glenwood. Mrs Frank DuVal led an engaging program with recitations by Jimmie Kirkendall Alfred Rodman Elisabelle Evans Elizabeth Ann Kirkendall Alan DuVal and Rosemary Rodman and a song by Lawrence Evans. A guessing contest followed and refreshments were served by Mrs Hopp and assistants. Next meeting slated for July 10 at Mr and Mrs Bagwin McGarry's home.

Plainview Ferdinand Hopp Glenwood Mra Frank DuVal Jimmie Kirkendall Alfred Rodman Elisabelle Evans Lizabeth Ann Kirkendall Alan DuVal Rosemary Rodman Amd Lawrence Evans Hopp T. L. Smiouse Joy Mickelwart Wilbur Brower Bagwin ‘McGarry

Reading of Old West Fil Greeting Fare Record

Fragmented OCR lists names and years 1924 to 1986 with multiple unreadable fragments. Mentions include Herbert, Bruce, Richard, Dorothy, Eve Ayn, Louisa, Kathryn Rhond, Ruby, Evelyn Barber, Edna Myers, Mildred Rager, Burdette Andersen, Raymond Botts, Stanley Engle, Lewis Scott Robinson. No clear event or outcome established.

Weng West Herbert Mersgrade Franc Bruce Richard Be Tony Mhitd Dorothy Lonies Eve- Ayn Louisa” Taenzier Our Agaee Ste Kathryn Rhondrynes Ruby Evelyn Barber Mae Ti

Court orders sale of estate assets in past week cases

In CT Court of the past week the case Viola Detlef versus Irene Detlef led to sale of late Herman F. Detlef real estate to satisfy claims with P M Cadwallader as referee after appraisal. Flora Sawyers versus Daniels and Wy Daniels dismissed. Josephine Daniels estate real claims near Nearing June 23. Executors of Melville S. Sturgeon estate authorized to sell necessary real estate. Huntsman named guardian of Fay Huntsman and Maud Shere. Executors of G Taylor estate file final report, bond exonerated.

Melville S. Sturgeon Fem Huntsman Fay Huntsman Maud Shere G Taylor

Lectures to Interpret Events by Prophecies Open Sunday

A series of illustrated Bible prophecy lectures will open on the Third ward school grounds near the public square Sunday evening Wine 7. The corps of workers includes V G Anderson of Sioux City T H Madison of Virginia Minnesota and others. No admission fee. Good music and colored slides will illustrate the topics. The public is invited to attend each evening and workers urge presence.

Third Ward Public Wine Christangen Council Bluffs V. G. Anderson Sioux City T. H. Madison Virginia Minnesota Corps of

Family Gathering Honors Visitor and Her Children

Mrs Walter Schade and son Everett and daughters Irene and Vera of Byers Colorado were guests of honor at a family gathering Sunday at the home of Mrs Carrie Wright It was a most happy gathering with E P Baker and E C Baker and families of Corning C C Baker and family of Villisca G E Lloyd and family of Hastings Ward Schade and family of Bartlett Clifford Anthony and Miss Salome Abbott of Omaha Rosa Walling of Sidney George Schade Everett Sawyers and families of Glenwood and Hillsdale Mrs Amelia Anthony and Mr and Mrs A Flinn and family of Glenwood

Walter Schade Everett Irene Vera Byers Colo Carrie Wright E. P. Baker C. Baker Corning C. C. Baker Villisca G. E. Lloyd Hastings Ward Schade Bartlett Clifford Anthony Salome Abbott Omaha Rosa Walling Sidney George Schade Everett Sawyers Gienwood Hillsdale Amelia Anthony Aes A. Flinn

Picnic setting sparks olive distribution satire

A playful note describes a picnic where everyone takes olives and laments the lack of fried chicken. It humorously highlights social dynamics and appetite in a shared meal.

Fury Of Wind Rips Wisconsin Town After Destructive Tornado

A ferocious tornado struck Glenwood and nearby Bannister farms in Nebraska and Iowa, tearing roofs, overturning cars, collapsing a brick house, injuring Mrs Bannister and Walton, and leaving the town without power or phones overnight. Rescue crews cleared debris as temporary repairs began and the town gradually returned to normal.

Glenwood Pacific Junction West End Nichols Lumber Company Marshall Williams Henry Bannister Farm Bannisters Silver City Bannister Farm Mra. Bannister Walton Mr. Bannister Frank Claud Deupree Bannister’s Studebaker Otto Bendit Tully Straight Crack Bank

Carnation Club guests and storm damage at Killmon home

The Carnation Club met at Mrs. F. S. Killmon’s home where Mrs. Elizabeth Aulburn of Sioux City was guest of honor. The gathering included thanks and refreshments as they prayed for Mrs. Killmon’s continued recovery. A severe wind and rain storm caused widespread damage across town tearing walls, felled trees, and roof injuries to J. M. Donelan’s house and the M. E. church, with temporary repairs made afterward.

Glenwood Carnation Club F. S. Killmon F. 8. Killmon Killmon Thas Immanuel Hospital Omaha Elizabeth Aulburn Sioux City Iowa Killman Juanita Wright Auburn M. E

Mills County Receives First State Gas Tax Installment

Mills County auditors report the first state gas tax share arrived, $326.40 in each fund for primary, county, and township roads. May receipts for Mills may exceed $2,000. County debt on January 1, 1925 stood at $622,000 total, with county roads debt at $82,000. likely reduced by around $15,000 since.

Mills County Milla County

Contractor's Son Weds Wilma Garrett of Hamburg

On Saturday May 30 Rev Freedon pastor of the M E church united Miss Wilma Garrett of Hamburg and Scottie Lee of Glenwood in marriage. The bride, employed at the institution for several months, won many friends and good wishes. The groom, son of Ora Lee, has worked in building contracting with his father. He is energetic and industrious. Mr and Mrs Lee plan to establish a home in Glenwood.

Freed M. E. Church Wilma Garrett Hamburg Scottie Lee Glenwood Ora Lee Lee

Glenwood Eighth Graders Graduate Amid Diplomas

The Glenwood eighth grade class received their diplomas in a ceremony highlighting the first milestone toward higher education. Superintendent Spencer spoke on continuing education as diplomas were presented by R. E. Humphrey on behalf of the school board with praise for students and teachers.

Glenwood Misa McVicker Spencer R. E Humphrey Glenwood School Board Board of Education

Rebekahs Hold Regular Meeting With Program

The Rebekahs met Monday afternoon in their regular meeting. A short pleasing program followed with Selo-Miss Myrtle Baozmer in song, Miss Hill reading Calling a Boy in the Morning, piano duets by Marie Brower and Dorothy McCormack, Bonnie Stranathan reading Sending a Telegram, and ukulele duets by Misa King and Miss Bankus of Silver City.

Rebekahs Selo Myrtle Baozmer Hill Reading Marie Brower Dorothy McCormack Bonnie Stranathan Priscilla Harwick Darlene Davis Misa King Miss Bankus Silver City

Burlington through schedule updates new time card effective May 31

The GB and Q railroad issued a revised timetable with two new through passenger trains, Nos 1 and 10, and minor western and eastern run adjustments. Westbound Nos 6 and 3 shift earlier to 4 40 a m and 2 40 p m respectively, with other trains listed by number and revised minutes.

Glenwood

Memorial Day Observance Decorates Glenwood Cemetery

Memorial Day ceremonies in Glenwood followed last week’s program with a well attended parade. The Glenwood band led the procession to the cemetery with flags, the G A R, American Legion, veterans, and W R C ladies in the line of autos. Invocation by Rev Wa R Schoomaker opened the service followed by a chorus singing The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Jacob Taenler read Gettysburg Address as a firing squad saluted the dead. Taps ended the service and many remained to decorate graves. The Fighting American at Rex theater drew a large crowd after the observance.

Torevee Glenwood Band American Legion Company 1 G. A.B Wa. R. Schoomaker Legion J.-H. Freechine Rex Glenwood

Senior Class Day Service at Christian Church

At the Christian church last Sunday the senior day service, staged by the C E Society, honored more than twenty graduates from classes spanning 1902 to 1928. Aged guests from Hastings, Tabor, and Ute High attended with the Class of 1925 on the front row as Gwendolyn Thompson of 1926 presented each member a carnation and the class flower.

Christian Church C. E Ewe .Scora Ute High Tabor ‘High Hastings High Gwendolyn Thompson

Delphián Society Elects Officers for Coming Year

The Dal phian society elected officers for the coming year at their latest meeting. President is Mrs. W. F Hill, vice-president Mrs. Clyde Rhoads, and secretary treasurer Miss Jo Daniel. This was their closing meeting for the current year. After a three month vacation they will resume work in September beginning a new line of study.

The Dalphian Society W. F Hill Clyde Rhoads Jo Daniel

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Bahimit Plainview Club Visitor Bannister Nebraska Glenwodd Tornaedo Lowa Linemert Nichols Lumber Yard William Antill Power Company I J. M. Williama F. M. Shriver Williams William’s House Burlington Delphian Society Qolniso Regphis
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