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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
8
The saying frames moral limits of influence and law. It compares guiding others to steering a horse versus forcing action, noting laws may exist but cannot compel all behavior. It reflects on voluntary compliance and limits of authority.
A meeting last week at Mrs D N McGrew’s home elected Eva Karlsted president with officers to be chosen at the next meeting. The 4-H club aims to run an active program benefiting all members and follows last year’s Girlin club roots in Central Township. Laura Hilton was named president of the old unit with nine former members and nine visitors present. Next gathering is set for Thursday afternoon June 11.
Mills County plans a June rally day at Glenwood Lake Park to boost 4 H club work with a full program from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and a 100 percent attendance goal. The Sheppard-Towner clinics last week examined about 150 children, finding around 150 defects correctable with timely care, praised for improving long-term health. Dr Mary Heard led consultations with support from Gerken Cunningham nurses and a team of volunteers across Pacific Junction Iralian Henderson Emerson communities. A full clinic report will follow in the Farm Bureau office with available literature for interested readers.
The Rawley Jolly Stitchers met Wednesday with Inez Hunt. A business session completed club organization and plans for four garments per girl during vacation. Music and health contests planned, plus participation in a Glenwood Lake Park rally day. A short program featured Wilma Gard and Grace Sharp. two contests were held and refreshments served. Next meeting at Margaret Aistrope's home. In a separate note, Farmers' State Bank pursues $847.10 plus costs against Frank and Stella Pullman. Mills County sheriff to sell lots 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 Greenwood's Addition, Silver City, at the West Door Courthouse Glenwood on July 11, 1925, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
The 4H Club of West Anderson Township met with leader Mrs Ralph Wilson on Monday afternoon June 1 and elected officers President Elva Wilson Vice-president Rebecca Coleman Secretary Marie Kelley Treasurer Lorain Fickel Reporter Blanche Summers. Committees named Ione Bare Mildred Carey Ina Allensworth social Agnes Stromberg Jeanette Luther Alouha Spencer music Hazel Clark Agnes Ayers program Gladys Jenkins Marie Boone. Twenty members enrolled with strong enthusiasm. The June 8 meeting at Silver Creek included initiation of Agnes Ayers Marjorie Ayers Ina Allensworth Iona Bare Marie Boone Hazel Clark Edna Clark Rebecca Coleman Mildred Carey Lorain Fickel Gladys Jenkins Marie Kelley Mexine Len Jeanette Luther Blanche Summers Agnes Stromberg Velma Spencer Alouda Spencer Nellie Wilson Elva Wilson.
A sheriff's sale is directed by the Clerk of the District Court of Milla County Iowa based on a judgment entered May 19 1925. The notice provides the executive order and parties involved for public sale under court authority.
Report notes Adolf Hitler is left without a country as Austria expatriates him and Bavaria refuses citizenship, leaving him effectively stateless and without a homeland.
A brief talk urges advertisers to keep constant in promoting their business through this newspaper. It stresses that the public forgets, that advertising should be continuous, and that persistence helps a business stay visible and competitive.
A fragment notes speculation that William Jennings Bryan may campaign for president in 1928 on an anti monkeyism platform. The text emphasizes business success through quality service and advertising and speaks directly to the reader.
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