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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
2
A Glenwood items column reports numerous social visits and arrivals, family moves, and graduations, alongside local traffic mishaps. Notables include Dr. F. M. McGlaskey and Ms. Lila Spaulding, with study milestones, traveling plans, and civic meeting notices. An auto collision injures two men, and residents plan upcoming O. and S. chapter events.
Residents report Mrs. Williams improving after illness and staying with her daughter Aire. Visitors include Mrs. Follett and Gertrude from Malvern and Harvey Hodgins of Washington, who is recovering from war injuries. Miller of Missouri Valley mourned by family as Red Oak visit occurs. Blanche Brosseau leaves Fair Store duties for vacation in Kansas City. Mrs. Mayberry and Mary Scott family updates. Grace M. E. Church announces next Sunday's services and Children’s Day program.
Readable fragments describe a Sunday program at a Baptist church with a long list of participants and acts including poems songs recitations and a flag day drill. The text also includes a separate 1926 resolution from Glenwood Lodge No 97 in Iowa honoring J R Hubbell with mourning drape and record entry.
A Liberal reward is offered following a case involving Mrs. Burroughs and her husband Mr. Burroughs of Council Bluffs. Their children were placed in a Christian home in the city, with the youngest Sarah aged four or five living with the Keenes north of Glenwood. The recent court term references the family dispute and custody matters.
A fragmentary report notes a missing child named Katherine PHi, described as eight years old, five feet three inches tall, 160 pounds, blond, with red hair and blue eyes. A reward is offered by Miss Kre tich of the Council Bluffs police for information leading to her recovery.
Mills county notes praise Glenwood Lake park as a premier outing spot. Red Oak citizens describe the lake as the nearest to adventure with ample water, new awning, two diving boards, fresh paint, and a glasslike skating rink floor ready for summer use.
A brief tribute reading expresses gratitude for the memory of a father and husband. The pastor delivers remarks at the funeral service, with thanks extended by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Freedline and Mr. and Mrs. GR. Butting, along with Mr. and Mrs. MC Watieti.
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