Durbin Family Return From Vacation Visit in Iowa City
The Durbin family and relatives note travels from Iowa City to warn of a homecoming. Frank Durbin returned home from a trip with his parents JM and Mins. Winifred, Margaret, and other family members traveled to Los Angeles to visit his mother. Hatfield and Mrs Knute Holmes of Omaha spent a few days with Mrs Bert Donn. Homer Black and wife returned home Tuesday from Darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Durbin
Iowa City
Dummer
Durbin
Whitney
Reds Oak
Thor
Mira
Winifred
Marrgaret
Mornday
Los Angeles
Calif
Hatfield
Knute, Holmes of
Omaha
Local Notes and Visits Spread Across Iowa and Nebraska
A string of brief social items notes visits and travel across Iowa to Nebraska. Mrs. Hert Motil and family visit Glenwood Minnesota en route to Seattle. Miss Virginia Boswell visits grandparents in Iowa. Goldie Salmons from Council Bluffs spends Sunday with parents. Local families drive to Council Bluffs and Omaha for visits. Hazel Adam returns from Ames after teaching there. Presbyterian ladies host May supper raising about 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Soin
Seattle
Wash
Glenwood
Minnesota
Mary McGill
Glen
Carrie Wodds
Joe Parker
Melvin
Omsha
Virginia Boswell
Mt Etta
Towa
Min G W. Briggs
Goldie Salmons
Council Bluffs
R. Salmons
C. A. Long
Pearl
L. E. Weed
Mainie Gibson
Vernon Johnson
Saturdday
Oh. C. Knight
Helen
Gertrude
Emia
Liston
Homer
Omaha
Hazel
Adam
Ifrom Ames
George Davis
Dean
Blair
Neb
Fannie Crofton
Richard
Red Oak
C. EB. Ballain
Oakland
Frank
Cardiff
Unclear OCR Summary of Shenandoah Event
Fragmentary report notes a person named Bert Sanitated and a return home on Saturday in a place resembling Manhatstown near Shenandoah. The text is garbled with missing dates and context, making it impossible to confirm roles, actions, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aine
Bert
Dion
Shenandoah
Mia Feith
Manhatstown
Ake
Henderson Folks News and Local Casualties
Henderson notes report a fatal accident near town when John Peterson was kicked last Tuesday and died Wednesday. Other items cover visits from Council Bluffs and Red Oak, theater attendance in Carson, community events, shifts in railroad service, and a Children’s Day program, with many locals traveling to Omaha, Shenandoah, and Carson for games and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Kertiv
Agnes
Shenandoah
Tutaday
Mea
John Peterson
GT. Harover
Harry Daugherty
Council Bluffs
Carson
Mary McSweeney
Dave Owens
Dorothy Owens
Woods
Chas. Irwin
Omaha
Walter Darby
Missouri
Lucile Creamer
Dorothy Owena
Red Oak
Lucile Phelps
Virgil Woods
Center Ridge
Paul ‘Phillips
J. W. Shank
Ted
Art Phelps
Clarindge
Mercy
Orville
Warren
Sarah Margaret Wilson
James ‘Wilson
Nevada
Mike Harbert
California
Elmer Evans
Stansberry
Daunita
Cedar Rapids
South
Wadsworth
Kansas
John Stewart
Elbra Neb
Steiner Stewart
Clarence Stewart
Will Owens
Otto Shultd
Ernest Morris
Robert
John Goss
Russell Owens
Coleman
Kansas City
Miss Johnson
Edmundson Hospital
Sim Triplett
Triplett
Nhe
Judd Coppock
Morton Mills
Villisca
Doris Brown
Hastings
Marjorie Clayton
Ruth Brown
Woman's Economy Depends on Who Buys for
A quip notes that a woman's sense of economy changes with whether purchases are for her husband or for herself, reflecting social attitudes toward domestic spending.
Glenwood City Council Proceedings June 5 1926
Glenwood Iowa city council met at 8 p.m. with Mayor Kelley and six council members present. Bills were approved including salaries for clerk, marshal, engineer, armory janitor, waterworks staff, and other misc charges and materials for water and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counell
Glenwood
Cotnnell
Glengrood
Iowa
Kelley
Clerk Maxwell
Workman
Cheyney
Radford
Kemp
Mills County ‘Tribune
Otee General Snassmaens
T. G. Byers
Zeate Wen
Choate Publishing Co
Ross
Rwateh Wemers
Eveteinmeesee
C. E. Dalton
Marshall General
W. A. Byers
Bert Smith
Satudalon
W. C. Timmons Moise
Ted Lee
Omaha
Snveeiesene
Nichols ‘Lbr
Ill Water
Manhattan Oil Co. Gas and Oil
W. Bell Tel. Co
A. Y. McDonald
Mig. Co
Mueller Co
United States Supply Co
Tropical
Anderson
Mills County ‘Power Co
May
A. Baker
Killman
L. W. Lambert Coal
Walker's Garage
Dunn
Salary
W. C. Timmons
Public sale notice for Mills County land in 1926 auction
The notice advertises the sale of portions NW quarter and SW quarter in Mills County Iowa by bid at the Court Hotel Glenwood on June 30 1926. It details date time location terms and that bids are cash with attendance required by the undersigned. Dated Glenwood May 28 1926 with signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northtwest
Mills County
Iowa
Dale
Wiest
Court Hotel
Glenweed
Lowe
Glenwood
Town
Sheriff Sale By Virtue Of An Iowa Execution
A sheriff's sale proceeding is issued by Mills County Iowa from the Clerk of the District Court following a 1926 judgment in favor of Silver City State Bank against AH Wilkins for 1456 dollars plus costs. The real estate described is in Mills County and seized to satisfy the execution, including the South Half of the South Half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Jin
Silver City State Bank
Wilkins
Milla County
South
Engilah Woman Dominates Jewish Opponent in Lengthy Bout
A Good Old Days report recalls a female prizefight where an Engilah competitor floored her Jewish foe seventy times. After an hour and twenty minutes of combat, the Engilah fighter was declared the conqueror in a dramatic match.
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The
Nils County Shekrent
Glenwood, ‘Towa
Central West
Glenwood Granite ‘Orks
Council Bluffs Auto ‘Top Co
Ida Stein
the Bank of Personal Attention
Mills County National Bank
H. A. Cheyney
W. C. Rathke
H. A. French
Henderson
Council
I. Maxley
Manhattan
Elmer Satie
Teen Wired Ditch
Orton Kiet
al Co
Albert Thomas
Toad
C. Timmons
Timmons
Timmons Mdise
M. Lamb
Ff Lamb
Wee M. Lamb
B. N. Maxwell
F. W. Kelley
Conant
Sanford
Henshaw
Hans
Conant Hotel
IkSarBen
John Reno Co
Council Bluffs Lowa
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