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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
5
Rewin Novel Echoes Classic Westerns of 1970 Rockies
The work by Will Rewin channels Zane Grey and Theodore Roosevelt in a melodramatic western set in the 1970 Rockies. It blends action with historical texture, recalling Emerson Hough and The Covered Wagon in period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rewin
Acenariok
Arly
Jove
Zane Grey
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Emerson Hough
Rockies
New Feature Brings Serial Story At Six Years In Paper
Seven years with editor charge sees first installment of a serial tale offered to readers. The feature costs $2 for the book form and promises engaging chapters set at Cottonwoods Camp during a Rockies mining rush. An eastern tenderfoot seeks fortune amid social life and adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Cottonwoods
Rockies
Savantias
Intoa
June Social Held by Q E S With Wedding Themed Games
The Q E S social session on Tuesday evening marked the last meeting before summer. Guests enjoyed wedding groupings to "Here Comes the Bride," dining room floral decor, angel food cake, brick ice cream and coffee served by Mrs Clyde Rhoades. Telegrams using left neighbor's name were exchanged amid merriment. Worthy Matrons announced a picnic for Friday June 25 at Lake Park if weather permits. Guest Miss Gray of Laketchawan Canada brought greetings from her chapter. sister of B L Gray of this city visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Rhoades
Mra. L. A. Hollingshead
Lake Park
Temple
Miss Gray
Laketchawan
Canada
Missy Gray
B. L. Gray
Willan Daughter to Spend Summer in Malvern Kansas
The notice states Willan and daughter Fl Cilbett will spend the summer at the home of her parents in Malvern Kansas. Later she will enter Japan as a foreign missionary through Avotk, a chosen program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan
Dauhter
Well ‘ County
Pla
Malvern
Kansas
Williats
Japan
Avotk' As
Social Affairs Held Recently at the Junction
Social affairs at the Edwards home featured Mrs. Fred Edwards and her sister as hostesses to the Embroidery club. About twenty ladies attended with stunts, music contests and games, followed by refreshments. A Woman's Club initiation included a live coat present, and a lively mood prevailed. A lodge contest to recruit new members began. Several locals and visitors were noted, with travels to Chicago and Omaha for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Edwards
Kmtias
Francis McFerron
Edwards
Shirley
Greenles
Misa
Katherine
Anna Nunn
Agnes
Chicago
M. F
Corcoran
Roy Werner
Pearl Palmer
Council Bluff
Mia
Mise Palmera
Los Angeles
Calif
Aubrey
Sullivan County
Missouri
Will Aubrey
Lincoln Road
John Olson
L. Aubrey
Omaha
Walter Flynn
George Pomeroy Baye Spidell
Darrel Wolfe
Leland Chriasenger
Ray Werner
Plattsmouth
JM. F. Corcoran
Chas, Wilson
J. J. ‘Marrin
All Sanitarium
Sivers
Shirley Greenlea
Mary Supple
Minox
Prescott
Don Hainey
Farewell to Reticing County Agent Weed Farquharald
Farewell notes mark the departure of Agent Weed Farquharald from Reticing County. Albert Hiyser is welcomed as the new agent, bringing continuity and local knowledge to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed’ Farquharald
Albert Hiyser
County Farm Bureau Aids New Agent Welcomes Hyzer
The Milla County Farm Bureau held a Friday social at the Community Building to welcome new County Agent Bert Hyzer and to bid farewell to retiring agent Fred Farquhar. A cooperative mood prevailed despite heat, with remarks from Othar D. Weanin and others praising Farquhar’s eight years of service and introducing Mrs Farquhar. The gathering featured a piano solo by Albert Donner, a brief program, and a luncheon of ice cream and cake, ending with renewed confidence in the bureau’s future under Hyzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
John R. Clark
CG. Hopp
Othar D. Weanin
Farm Bureau
Farquhar
Farm ‘Bureau
Wyelcome Touthe
New Agen
Albert
Ee Ae
Marjorie Donner
Henry Buch
W. P. Wortman
A. Matthews
Home Projects
Frank Choate
Y Es
Farquher
Hyzer
Parquhar
Nomination Primary Debate on Sheriff Candidate
A Republican county nominating convention faces whether to nominate a candidate for sheriff beyond the primary. The Iowa attorney general notes the convention may choose any qualified elector, even if not a primary candidate, in a June 16 1926 letter to R. E. Humphrey from Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Belumphrey
Republican
Republan County
W.nottinegs
Humphrey
Des ‘Moines
Iowa
R. E. Humphrey
Glenwood
Pear
Youv
Condition of J. D. Ironmonger Rears Its Grim Turn
J D Ironmonger, long critically ill, remained in a grave state as a coma deepened after Tuesday. His brother Arthur of Henry Illinois arrived Wednesday and by noon Thursday doctors reported he was sinking rapidly with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ironmonger
Arthur
Henry
Former Glenwood Resident Carl Will Dies in Oregon
Dr J Arch Edwards reported the death of Carl Will a well known former Glenwood resident who moved to Oregon about twenty years ago. Survived by his eight year old son and mother with siblings in Portland Prineville and Red Oak his passing brings sadness to the Glenwood community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arch Edwards
Institution
Carl Will
Glenwood
Oregon
Edith
Carl
Will
Jesse
Portland
Charles Woodruff
Prineville
Roy Will
Red Oak
Dr Agan Visits Alma Mater at Louisville
Dr G M Agan departed for New Albany Indiana then Louisville Kentucky to attend a clinic at the medical college where he earned his degree over thirty five years ago. He will join a class reunion and alumni banquet at his alma mater and is expected back early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Agan
New ‘Albany
Ind
Louisville
Medical College
Mills County Postal Employes Postponed Meeting In Mineola
Mills County postal employes were to meet in Mineola with Postmaster Herman Peters on Monday but weather delayed the gathering to next Tuesday evening. All rural and city carriers and postal workers are invited, with a special program planned. Mr and Mrs Paris Cheyney welcomed a daughter born Tuesday evening June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Mineola
Paris Cheyney
Suit Against Woods Brothers In Mills County Case
Mills County sues Woods Brothers of Lincoln Neb to recover 7054 acres and 70,000 over river re tards built along Missouri River between Platte mouth and Fremont line. Trial before Judge Earl Peters in Clarinda. costs to be paid by taxpayers. District formed 1922. construction contract awarded to Woods Brothers. drainage report approved in 1923. disputes over engineering and effectiveness. Tax impact estimated at 9.86 to 19.13 per acre with ten-year payments. Evidence to continue. likely appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMills County
Mills County
Woods Brothers
Lincoln
Missouri River
Plattemouth
Fremont County
Earl Peters
Clarinda
Seth Dean
We Brothers
Center Township to Vote on Consolidation Dissolution
Center township residents head to a school election next Monday to decide whether to dissolve the consolidated district and, if dissolved, establish separate independent districts for Hillsdale Pleasant Grove and Silver with Center Township No 1 and its subdistricts Barbee Hawthorne Little Brick and Reasoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Consolidated Distriet
Center
Barbee
Hawthorne
Hillsdale
Wittla Brick
Pleasant Grove
Miss Logan Becomes YWCA Secretary of Detroit
Miss Mary Evelyn Logan returns from Minneapolis where she studied music at Minnesota State University. She will visit her parents, then move to Detroit, Michigan in the fall for a position as YWCA secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evelyn Logan
Minneapolis
School of Music
Minnesota State University
H. M. Logan
Detroit
Mich
Masonic Grand Lodge to Meet in Bluffs Next Year
Council Bluffs hosts the grand lodge of Town Masons at its next annual convention after a unanimous vote. Davenport and Clinton lobbied months earlier but Bluffs was chosen. About 1,800 delegates attended Des Moines last week and similar numbers expected in Bluffs next June for a three day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Reill
Grand Lodge of Town Masons
the Bluffs
Davenport
Clinton
Ceen
Des Moines
Bluffs
Father recovers kidnapped daughter in Omaha house
The Burroughs family tale ends as father Mr. Burroughs retrieves his daughter Sarah from a Omaha apartment where a woman matching the suspect description stayed with a man and four children. The mother, sought by Council Bluffs authorities, is jailed. He plans to place the other three children with care and pursue legal action against the mother and her accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Burroughs
D. H. Keene
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Ruth Plimpton Becomes Bride of Chicagoan
Announcements report the marriage of Ruth Josephine Plimpton daughter of Dr and Mrs Wm M Plimpton to Burl C Barker of Chicago. The ceremony occurred in Chicago Saturday June 12 with dinner at Edgewater Beach hotel. They will reside in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Josephine Plimpton
Wm. M. Plimpton
Burl C. Barker
Chicago
Edgewater Beach
Glenwood High School
Des Moines University
Dea Moines
Chicago University
Barker
Bankers], Investment Company
Glenwood Band Plays in Court House Park Thursday
A goodly number enjoyed the first in a Thursday evening band concert series by the Glenwood band in Court House Park. The program for this Thursday includes Duncan Contactor March McKinley Own selection The Princes of Pilsen Luders overture Rival Felles Waltz Enchanted Night King overture The Fountain of Youth King selection The Best Loved Southern Melodies Hayes March The New Madison Square Garden King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Court House Park
G. M, Duncan
March
McKinley
Princes of Pilsen
Luders
King
Hayes
Des Moines Meeting Eyes 100 Million Road Bond Issue
In Des Moines, Theresa is hosting an informal session with lawmakers to consider a trio of road measures. Senator Darting and Representative Haney attend as plans push for a statewide road system under the Highway Commission, a 3 cent gasoline tax, and a proposed 100 million dollar bond issue to pave 4 803 miles in eight years, with a fall vote anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa
Des Moines
Iowa
H. A. Darting
Roy Haney
Hammill
Pris’ Mary
State Highway Commission
Darting
DesMoines Register
A. H. Bergan
Jasper
J. C. Beith
Clinton
H. A. Derting
Milla
C. F. Johnson
Franklin
Glenwood Men Attend Ak-Sar-Ben Den Show
Southwest Iowa night drew delegations from Mineola Silver City Malvern Imogene Shenandoah Ya aifie Junction Glenwood Sidney and Post master R W Rhoades and others attended the Ak-Sar-Ben Den show in Omaha. The 32nd season noted, with Randalls Royal Orchestra and fine chorus, followed by refreshments and a jovial crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ak-Sar-Ben den
Omaha
Ralph McPherron, Jr
Harold Stranathan
Wayne D. Choate
Randall's Royal Orchestra
Knights of
Ak-Sar- Ben
Middle West
Java
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Frank ‘Boyle
Rudolph
Othe Weitin
W. P. Wertmat
Frank W. Choate
Matthews Patt
Neill Garrett
J. D
Color Printing Opinion Office
Carl Wil
City
Halle
DR. Agan
Alma Mater
Louisville, Kentucky
Missouri River’ S Improvement District
Woods Bros
Center Twp
Miss Logan
Masonic Grand Lodge
Keene
Father
Ree
Ruth Plimpton
Bride OF
Madison Square Garden
Che
Legislative Meeting
Thitteday
Cail
Seoaion
Highway Commission
Teave
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