Obituary of W. A. Van Orsdel
Community mourns Wain Van Orsdel death sudden on Thursday. Funeral Saturday at his Glenwood home officiated by Rev. W. N. Graves with pallbearers from Malvern. Born March 5 1858 in Mills County he farmed then moved to Glenwood. Survived by wife Garrie Donner and son Frank. three sisters and several in laws. Glenwood prepares for Fourth of July with committees named and community urges safe celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wain. van Orsdel
W.N. Graves
Methoist Church
C.E. Wheeler
C. L. Dudley
L. B. Geil
C. R. Buttington
P. Kinney
Glenwood
Malvern
Mills County
Samuel van Orsdel
Hillsdale Cemetery
Hillsdale
Mar Glenwood
Ine
Garrie Donner
Charles Donner
Frank VanOrsdel
Lizzie Miller
Charles Reasoner
Brooks
Nebraska
Minion
Locust Street
Frank
Lost Pipe and Local Doings Across Iowa Towns
A miscellaneous read recounts Swansburg at the Masowic grand lodge in Burlington with next year set for Council Bluffs. Also noted are a 90th birthday for K. P. Mass, a Treynor land deal at 240 acres for $28,250, the death of Mrs. A. Q. Frizzelli at Silver City, and a chain of vehicle mishaps near Silver City and Malvern. Various social visits, medical notes, and marriage at Anamosa—Miss Madge Mile to Robert L. La Chapelle with ceremony at the Powers home followed by a reception and plans for a honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Swansbiurg
Burlington
Coumcil Bluffs
K. P. Mass
C. A. Rommel
Treynor
John Trede
Creek Township
Margarette Lucksdort
A. Q. Frizzelli
Silver City
Bass Liberty Church
A. F. Convey
John Flannagan
Kidies
Jim
Silver Creek
Flanagan Farm
Marine Tinne Wilson
J. BR
Graham
Malvern
Bluffs
Joln Schoening
Koya
Wabash
Council Bluffs
H. Y. Powers
Anamosa
Madge Mile
Robert L. la Chapelle
Pidora
Iowa
Dorothy Lyon
Mendlesshon
Rev. Whisler
the Baptist
Matie Power
Harold LaChapelle
Omaha Neh
Merium Powers
Groom
Ashlend
Harold Lun. Chapelle
Omaha
Neb
Louise Lyon
Glenwood
Halbrook
Coila Parker
Marin
Will Clarke
Mortivelllb
Ed Powers
Cedar Rapids
Jourmall
Ben Davis Apples Found In Local Orchard Report
An early report notes that Ben Davis apples will be scarce this year but care at Ma Toho Garst’s orchard three miles northwest shows several acres of fine trees. Large, handsome specimens from Ben Davis and Grimes Golden trees yield apples nearly walnut sized with promising prospects. The article suggests orchard quality varies and Ben Davis may still prove dominant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
Ma Toho Garst
Ity
Algo
Died of diabetes in Malvern Ruth Pace dies at twenty three
Ruth Pace of Malvern, daughter of Geo Pace and granddaughter of W C Pace of Glenwood, died Friday morning from diabetes at about twenty three. Her grandmother Mrs W C Pace and aunts Mrs Myrna Buckingham and Miss Amna Pace were with her when she passed. Funeral services were held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pace
Geo. Pace
W. C. Pace
Glenwood
Myrna Buckingeham
Amna Pace
Mills County
Postponed Kensington Picnic Announcement by Congregational Ladies
The Kensington picnic announced by the Congregational church ladies is postponed until Thursday June 27, as stated by Andre of Sammie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre of
Sammie
Dinner success by ladies in old Baptist church
The ladies of the W R C group held a dinner in the old Baptist church and served nearly one hundred people. The event drew local residents and showcased community support with a warm, civic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Baptist Church
Auto Tumble Involving Four Men Near Glenwood
Four men in a car tumbling backward down an incline near Jalm Kemp's place south of Glenwood caused minor injuries to all but damaged the vehicle more, with a wheel and windshield broken. They borrowed a wheel from W. H. Fickel, resumed travel after breakfast, and were seen later in seemingly good condition. Rumors linked to Villisea tragedy circulated at night, but investigators deem the men innocent. A found bar pin set with brilliants is claimed by the owner at Harding's Jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenood
Glenwood
Glenwoor
LB. Geil
G. L. Dunn
Fred Kirkendall
Ion
C. L. Dudley
H. R. Phifer
Clay
Ton Muirphy
Plc Cunningham
W. P. Allbee
L. E. Geil
W. Rathke
BE. R. Herrick
Kansas City
Jalm Kemp
Ram
W. H. Fickel
Kemp
Villisea
A Very Pretty Home Wedding in Glenwood
A quiet Saturday ceremony at Judge and Mrs. E. B. Woodruff home on North Walnut Street Glenwood united Miss Geraldine Woodruff and Mr. Clendellen W. Mitchell of Chadron Nebraska. Rev G W Mitchell officiated. About fifty guests attended from Chadron Des Moines Red Oak Malvern and Colorado with warm wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Woodruff
North Walnutstreet
Glenwood
Geraldine Wiooduff
Clendellen W. Mitchell
Chadron
Neb
G. W. Mitchell
Congregational Church
Neligh
Glenwood High School
Tibor Conservatory of Music
Denmark
Chadrem
Southern California
Mitchell
Dean College
Crete
Citizens Bank of
Chadren
Glemwroai
C. G. Boshystiell
Augusta
Tielfenstei
Louise Woorhratt
Worsley
Neh
B. T. Gumings
Tabor
Arthur
George Damon
Edeon Damon
Corneil Bluffs
Bruce McCulleach
South Omaha
Homer Stevens
Ft. Collins
Colorado
James Eaton
Spencer and Wors
Returned to First Love Four Mr Wim Moore of Pacific City
Mr Wim Moore of Pacific City began with a wagon and team taking his wife and two children in search of the promised land. After travels to Indian restoration near Wall Hill Nebraska and in the Dakotas, Mills County proved good, and they returned to their old home in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim; Moore
Pacific City
Wall Hill
Neb
Dakotas
Mills County
Stam Ground
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Vanorsdel
Silver City Times
Emerson Chronicle
M. L. Evans
Lake Okoboji
J. J. Curran
Herb Geofarth
Myron Shipmay
C. B E. Takin
Chicago
Dale Cardiff
Frank Wallace
Pheebe Birdsall
Horace Cheney
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
Arthur dcClain
Albert McClain
Frere
Joseph Rottenlanger
J. P. McGill
Roy Woods
Woods
C. BE. Lakin
Clarence Forbes
Mr. Lakin
Young Forbes
Fife
Pen Davis
Apple
Harding
Geraldine Woodruff
C. W. Mitchell
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