Torrential rain and hail sweep Glenwood area farmlands
A violent storm Sunday morning drenched Mills County with torrential rain and hail, causing thousands in crop and property damage. The Keg Creek flood rose rapidly, washing out lowlands and flooding streets around Glenwood and Mill Station. The Missouri River's high waters contributed to widespread flooding effects.
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Mills County
Sveve
Cottate
Glenwood
Keg Creek
Federal Road
Harvey Rimes Bridge
Glen* En Awe Swaterwood
Miss Donelan to Spend Vacation in Glenwood
Miss Anna Donelan informs her parents she will return home on the first day of July. She completes a California ten month school term on June 26 and has held a kindergarten post in Los Angeles since January. Her class in the foreign district includes Italians, Mexicans, and Jews, numbering 1,706 pupils in the new building. She was reelected for the coming year and plans to resume work after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Donelan
J. M. Donelan
California
Miss Donelan
Southern University of California
Los Angeles
Broadyak
Pasadena
Thomas Jefferson
Council Bluffs
Donelan
Broadway
Donclang
Bunny Coast
Ghins
Good Old Jows
Mardy Hit By Auto Saturday Afternoon
Mrs Lida Hardy sister of Mrs Amaley toserey city was riding in an auto Saturday afternoon when Edna Grig and sev breed drove into her. She was taken to Dr Plimpton's office with a badly injured shoulder and bruises. She was then moved to her sister's home on North Walnut Street and is reported to be doing as well as can be expected at age 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Hardy
MA A. Ley
Mies Edna
Edtie
Frontier
Shendy
Rural pupils praised for perfect attendance in 1924 25
County Superintendent Miss Mary Rathke lists rural students with perfect five period attendance across numerous schools including Mt Vernon Center Goheen Plainview Forest Grove Pacific City and West Liberty. 568 pupils earned the award with many small districts cited and a note that rural school notes will resume in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’ ‘Rathke
Tardy i
Barbee
Emil Roenfeldt
Wilber Jens
Alta Jens
Hilladale
Walter Ling
Cutford Dillehay
Ellison Tilehay
Ray Ling
Virginia’ Slaughter
Donald’ Dillehay
Mt. Vernon
Ruth Lingsey
Goheen School
Charles Lewis
Plainview
Marie’ Young
Leland Young
Pacific City
Julia Amna Godsey
Eugene Kobbert
Gowen
Margaret Mosher
Qak Bluff
Helen Niemoller
Harry Nientoller
Dorothy Greene
Sandhollow
Ormand
Schoening
Woodrow Schoening
West Liberty
Maria Vohs
Elsa Vohs
Darlene Surber
Rosemary Redman
James Surber
Lewis Redman
Rowena Buffington
Hobart Jackson
Clara Waak
Hawthorne
Little Brick
Reasoner
Hillsdale
Mternon
Center
Pleasant Grove
Silver
Gohean
Williams
Bethlehem
Lincoln
Rawles
Estes
Forest Grove
Four
Comers
Goodfellow
Maple Grove
Pleasant Ridge
Shady Grove
Benton
Oaks
Pickerill
Deer Greek
Glynn
Keystone
Union
Warner
Fairview
Forester
Golden Hill
Indian Creek
McClain
Sandiland
Wearth
Excelsior
Ingraganm
Osborne Valley
Pleasant Hill
Prairie Creek
Prairie Valley
Silverreek
Burr Oak
Elm Grove
Walnut Grove
Wrights
Evernlam
Spring Valley
White Cloud
America
Summer School of Religious Education in Glenwood
Glenwood Iowa hosts a five day summer school of religious education July 13 to 17 1925 conducted by the department of church schools. The program features a strong faculty from Chicago Malvern Clarinda Council Bluffs Guthrie Center Red Oak and Fort Atkinson with lectures sessions recreation and vesper services. Enrollment target is 400 with board at five dollars and tuition two dollars per student.
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of Church Schools
Glenwood
Iowa
Department of Church Schools
Robert Davids
Standard Training Schools
Board of Education
Chicago
Tll
C. H. Hiller
Malvern
E. A. Moore
Clarinda
G. D. Grissman
Council Bluffs
Corncil Bluffs
Warren H. Meredith
Guthrie Center
H. S. Wilkinson
Red Oak
Winifred Edsall
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Loyal M. Thompson
Lacon
Thompson
Board of
J. H. Freedline
E. L. McMichael
Shenandoah
George Lawton
Coln
Mary Rathke
Glenwood Bay
R. V. Felt
Silver City
G. D. Crissman
W. C. Rathke
Nell Bolgant
G.J
Opinion Editor's Father Dies at Cedar Falls Iowa
Almon Milton Cleveland father of the paper’s Opinion editor died at his Cedar Falls home on June 10 1926 at age 72 from heart trouble. Funeral held Sunday. he had worked 25 years at Iowa State Teachers College and lived in Cedar Falls since 1876. One son also survives in Cedar Falls.
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Almon Milton Cleveland
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Cleveland
Glenwood
Iowa State Teachers College
Lmits
Mills County Club Girls Rally At Glenwood Lake Park
125 Mills county club girls gathered at Glenwood Lake park for an all day rally despite unsettled weather. County Agent Farquhar spoke on strengthening the organization and Mrs W C Downer and Mrs W C Cunnings urged club work and song. Otha Wearin also addressed the group, and the event was hailed as a red letter day, expected to boost future club activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Lake Park
Mills County Club
Farquhar
W. C. Downer
W- C. Cunnings
Otha Wearin
Mills County Girl's Club
Storm damages the new Darting garage building
The fine new garage by Senator H. A. Darting at the southeast square corner suffered heavy damage from Sunday’s storm. A large section of the north wall collapsed and fractured the floor. Darting estimates losses around 1500 dollars. Lightning may have struck the wall, though flood waters behind it are also possible causes. Workers tear down the ruined wall and floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Darting
Darting
Pleasant Recital by Miss Herrick's Piano Pupils
Pleasant recital at Miss Herrick's North Vine Street home featured about forty relatives and friends. Students performed a varied program including solos and duets with works by Volkmann, Grieg, Dvorak, Grainger, and Sinding, followed by refreshments prepared by Mrs. Herrick and her daughters Jane and Priscilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blass
North Vine Street
Miss Herrick
Volkmann
Eloise Dodder
Priscilla Herrick
Mathhilde Bilbro
Margaret Williams
Arthur L
Brown
Janet Jones
Mendelasohn
Jane Herrick
Theodore ‘Dutton
Darlene Davis
Paul Ducelle
Rachel Johnson
Christian Sinding
Lyons Township Sunday School Convention Near Lyons Twp
The twenty sixth annual Sunday School convention of Lyons township will be held at Waubonsie church Sunday June 21. The program begins at 10 oclock in the morning and will extend over the noon hour and afternoon. At noon there will be a basket dinner followed by the usual business session. The program contains a number of helpful and interesting features and will well repay attendance.
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Lyons Township
Waubonsie Church
Luncheon and Bridal Shower for Grace Gunsolley
Mrs Lorna Dodds of Omaha hosted a bridge luncheon at her parents home on North Heral street Tuesday June 16 in honor of Grace Gunsolley soon to be bride. Mrs T B Martin had the high score and the guest received many useful gifts for her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna, Dodds
Omaha
Wm. M. Plimpton
North Heral Street
Mise Grace Gunsolley
Popular Mills County Girl A June Bride
A Mills County wedding united Misa Mildred Dorothy and Kenneth A. Graves at the Moses home, with Rev. D S Thomp son officiating in front of more than a hundred guests. Fern Howard sang. The bride wore white satin with orange blossom, and the bridal party wore coral, yellow and Nile green outfits. The couple will reside on the Judson place after July 1, and both come from prominent local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Moses Hor
Kenwood
Misa Mildred Dorothy
Kenneth A. Graves
D. S. Thompson
Fern Howard
Mary Heer
Mendelssohn
Miss Heer
Marvel Moses
Irene Brooks
Harold Deitehler
Ophelia Rosea
Madgeline
Harold Deitchler
Alvena Roenfelt
Doris Priest
Helen Gilbert
Geneva Richardson
Katie Fisher
Mary Hopp
Dorothy Asman
Clara Roenfelt
Mills County
Legion
Tabor
Peru
Nebi
J. R. Graves
Glenwood
National Auto School
Los Angeles
Calif
Kenneth Graves
Winslow and Saunders Wedding in Chanceil Bluffs
Miss Learn Winslow daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Winslow of Glenwood married Morris Saunders of Omaha in Chanceil Bluffs on Saturday June 13. The couple will reside in Omaha.
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Chanceil Bluffs
Glenwood
Learn Winslow
L. C. Winslow
Morris Saunders
Omaha
Mirs. Saunders
Death summons two Glenwood residents in report
Funeral service for Mrs Weal Feld Lest Thursday with burial at Malvera Cemetery. The notice names two well known Glenwood people and records a death summons.
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Glenwood
Malvera
Death Claims Mrs. Weak in Weet Oak Community
Obituary notes the death of Florence Ortena Babbitt Weak aged 60 in Malvern after an abdominal tumor operation. She was active in West Oak Baptist church life and local community work. Survived by husband Miller F. Weak, father of Malvern, and siblings Arthur Mateer Osceola, Glen Babbitt Walnut, and Lalu Babbitt Omaha. Funeral in Malvern with Rev. J. F. Stille and Rev. J. E. Wilkins. Burial in Malvern Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Weak
Weet Oak
Weak
Malvern
J. F. Stille
West Oak Baptist Church
J. EB. Wilkins
Malvern Baptist Church
Ilfa
Florence Ortena Babbitt
St. August
Ill
Glenwood
Iowa
Fremont County
Imogene
Mills County
Strahan
Hood
Miller F. Weak
Nebraska
West Oak
Arthur Mateer
Osceola
Glen Babbitt
Walnut
Aister
Lalu Babbitt
Omaha
Weakwaa
Family Reunion Marks Wrenwick Thirtieth Anniversary
A Glenwood and Kansas City reunion honors Chas N Wrenwick on the thirtieth wedding anniversary. Guests include Mrs G L Wrenwick and twins C P Hamilton and W S Brown. Five siblings, plus several nieces and nephews, gathered for a noon three course dinner after thirty six years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, N
G. L. Wrenwick
Glenwood
Rose Baker
Kansas City
GC. P
Alta Wrenwick Brown
Ida Wrenwick Hamilton
Alene Fatal
Delta
Cub
AD Edna Wrenwick Baird
Er. Brown
Wrenwick Brown
Berry
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Hull
Swaepa
Kez Creek
Flataia
Glenwold
Officee Party
Summer School OF Religious Education
J. E. Anderson
Cedaig Falls
E.R. B. Herrick
Lyons ‘Twp
Grace Gunsolley
Mildred Dorothy Mover
Kennedth A. Graves
Paredta
Omer T. M'Clain
Odd Fellows
Brother
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