S. W. Iowa Christian Endeavor Convention in Glenwood
Eighty Christian youth from southwestern Iowa attend the Twelfth district C E convention in Glenwood with sessions at the Christian church and activities at the Congregational church. Officers elected include Rev. W. A. Schwimley as president and Miss Adalyne Artz as vice president. Red Oak hosts next year and Red Oak delegates accept the invitation. The event features junior method demonstrations, missionary talks by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Moore of Shenandoah, and diverse program speakers from Tabor and nearby towns.
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Iowa
Glenwood Endeavorers
Christian Church
Congregational Church
Christian
Congregational
The
Baptist Church
Epworth League
W. A. Schwimley
Shenandoah
Adalyne Artz
Red Oak
Mable L. Sears
Clarin
R. P. Galt
Farragut
Carrie Nichols
Tabor
George Brown
Red Oak Societies
Adair
Union
Ringgold
Taylor
Adams
Page
Montgomery
Fremont
Mills
W. M. Plimpton
McCormick
Carruthers
Hastings
Neb
C. J. English
English
Woodbine
Christian Endeavor Convention
Twelfth
Glenwood
Mogridge
David J. Elsen
O. 0. Moore
Edna Danforth
Great Sport Taking Pictures With Hastman Kodaks
A local note highlights use of Hastman Kodaks for photography at a sports event with a notable queue or line at Laraways, suggesting strong turnout and interest in capturing action.
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Hastman Kodaks
Laraways
Death of Mrs Abbie S Lufkin in this city
Mrs Abbie S Lufkin died at her home Tuesday morning June 4 at 10 30. Funeral Thursday June 6 at 10 from the Vine street residence. Rev Skiles of the Congregational church officiated. She was born November 18 1828 in Blue Hill Maine and married to D B Lufkin in 1852. The Lufkin family has deep local ties and historical links to early Kansas settlement.
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J.J. Hubbell
Cottage Hotel
Malvern
C. F. Summers
Western, Neb
F. E. Timmerman
Fern Tipple
Bancroft
Neb
Congregational Church
Abbie S. Lufkin
Vine Street
Skiles
Mabel E. Lufkin
E. G. Lufkin
Cora A. Lufkin
Earnest L. Lufkin
E.G
Denver
Cora
Earnest L
Glenwood
Heinsheimer
Chas. W. Lufkin
Opinion
Boston
Missouri
Lufkin
A.J. Russell
Obituary notes for Woodrow Crouch and Fry families
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. E J Woodrow in Glenwood and Mrs Crouch and J C Fry in surrounding area. Woodrow, a longtime resident, left five sisters and a stepson E R Woodrow with her will leaving property to sisters. Crouch, born 1854 in New York, had one daughter Pearl. funeral at Congregational church with tribute of peace. Fry, a Southern native who supported the Union, died after a brief illness. memorial services by Rev Roy Lucas and all local veterans.
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Clarence Potter
Yale
South Dakota
Bartlett
Thorton & Potter
W. G. Wagner
Wilma
Des Moines
O. E. Shay
Emerson
Burlington
Ely
Burlingon
Shirley Gillilland
Mat Gering
Plattsmouth
Brantner
Supreme Court
Pacific Junction
Wheeler
E. J. Woodrow
Glenwood
J. O. Staples
The
Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Kitritch
E. R. Woodrow
Sherin
Milwaukee
Wm. Lamb
Woodrow
Woman’s Club
Congregational Church
Skiles
David
Wisconsin
Lynn County
Iowa
Frank Crouch
Crawford County
Pearl Crouch
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Hall
Roy Manker
Bagly
Glenwood Chautauqua
Pickett
Judge Lindsay
Home Bakery
Ebaugh
Optician
Gus Deitchler
Mineola
Chas. Hirsch
Deitchler
T. Q. Records
Mrs. Moore
S. W. Iowa
F. E. Moore
India
Moore
Ferner
E. F. Leake
Onawa
E. E. Flint
Creston
Carey
Fleming Blenwood
Jsarson Rose
Rome Journal
Prairies
F. L. Crouch
Crouch
Council Bluffs
James Calvin Fry
J. C. Fry
Roy Lucas
Morgan County
Alabama
First
Missouri Cavalry
Mr. Fry
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