June Social Meeting of the Jaks at Glenwood
The Glenwood lodge held its June social meeting on Tuesday evening after a cordial ceremony. Mrs Della Matthews and Mr and Mrs Marvin Lindsey received orders, followed by a social hour with refreshments and a poetry contest. The gathering closed the season with plans for a September meeting and a picnic set for June 25 at the Pavilion.
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Glenwood
Ther Temple
Lodge Keys
Della Matthews
Marvin Lindsey
Pacific Junction
Glenwood Fire Company Fish Fry Celebrates Members
Glenwood fire company held a Monday evening fish fry in the club room to honor members with recent birthdays. Lou Walker and Dahle Boyer from the rose month were feted as Low Walker and Harry Hirbbell fried river cats by chefs Le Robinson and Ronald Kier. An ample spread was served, and the gathering hoped for more birthday celebrations to come.
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Glenwood Fie Company
Jane Natal
Lou Walker
Dahle Boyer
Missouri
Low Walker
Harry Hirbbell
le Robinson
Ronald Kier
Daly
Fruit Crops Expected Smaller Across United States
Department of Agriculture crop officials say fruit yields will be smaller than last year with only fair crops of apples, peaches, and pears. Late May frosts hurt prospects in several states including Virginia, Michigan, and New York, while June 1 apple condition fell about 10 percent below average. Northwestern states may harvest more apples than last year, but total crop depends on rainfall. California peaches rise due to canning and drying, while most other states face substantially reduced crops, even Georgia as young trees come into bearing.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Michigan
New York
California
Georgia
California Peat and Bakeries Report Mixed Crop Outlook
The report notes peat crop yields are low this year while bakeries expect 7 million biggels, down from 8,338,000 last year. California and other major producing states foresee a slower crop than the prior season, with limited gains expected.
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California
Glenwood Band Summer Concert Opens Next Week
Glenwood music lovers hear the municipal band will give summer concerts at court house park, starting 8 p m Thursday June 25 under Prof G M Duncan. The program includes The Billboard Capriciousness Entree Act Waltz Impassioned Dream The Reine de Saba The Birds and the Brook selections from The Blushing Bride Uncle Tom's Cabin Olevine, etc.
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Glenwood
Court House Park
G. M. Duncan
Himber
Klobr
Rollinson
Rosas
Tg Reine de Saba
Gouriod
Marth
Cortega
Stalts
Romberg
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Lake
Maseh
Olevine
Candercook
Iowa Farm Communities Plan Fourth of July Celebrations
About fifty Iowa communities in nearly all counties are organizing state and nationwide Fourth of July events sponsored by the Iowa and American Farm Bureau Federations. Most counties will participate with old fashioned farm picnics, music, and speeches highlighting farm bureau work. Secretary Ray Gribbon of the Iowa Farm Bureau says farmers have led patriotic causes and should lead in observing Independence Day nationwide.
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Iowa
Towa
American Farm Bureau Federations
Farm Bureau
Ray .Gribbon
Vacuum Rupture Shield expert to visit Council Bluffs
Chicago specialist E. J. Meinhardt will presenta at the Grand Hotel on Monday in Council Bluffs Iowa to demonstrate The Vacuum Rupture Shield promising rapid closure of ruptures with no understraps. He warns against old style trusses and urges personal fitting only at the hotel from 10 am to 4 pm with a later visit for women and children.
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E. J. Meinhardt
Chicago
Grand Hotel
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Meinhardt
North Ave
Iowa State Fair to Offer Free Vacation Camping
A large summer vacation camp spanning over eighty acres of woods will open free to visitors at the Iowa State Fair. The site will include electric lights, running water, modern sanitary facilities, stores, and a post office. About 15,000 vacation seekers from Iowa and the Midwest are expected to attend, with tent camping available for the entire duration of visitors' stay.
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Iowa
Midwest
State fair camps planned near grounds with county tents
A nearby camp is expected to swell in size this year with tents arranged by counties to keep neighbors together for fair time. A separate camp is planned for farmers union members adjacent to most auto trails and the fair grounds.
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Farmers’ Union
State College at Ames graduates large class
Four hundred and ninety nine students received diplomas at State College at Ames on June 15 bringing this year’s total to 758. Governor John Hammill delivered the commencement address. Pederson of Black Hawk county received a service-to-agriculture certificate. six degree types and 24 non collegiate certificates were awarded. Fred R. Warren of Mills county earned a B.S. in mechanical engineering. Community church events and schedules follow with services and programs listed for Pacific Junction and area churches.
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State Gymnasium
Towa State College
John Hammill
Iowa
Peder Pederson
Black Hawk County
Pederson
Mills County
Fred R. Warren
C. H. Warren
Glenwood
Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule
The Christian Church announces Bible School at 10 a m with communion and sermon at 11 a m and a second sermon at 8 p m titled The World of All Things A Young People meeting at 7 p m Ladies Aid Wednesday at 2 p m and a prayer meeting at 8 p m Weekly message requests every family attend next Sunday morning Pastor D S Thompson leads the services.
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Christian Church Bible School
D. S. Thompson
Congregational Church Children Day and Baptism Service
Congregational Church holds children day exercises at 10 45 and invites those wishing baptism to present children at the service. Evening service at eight features Studies in the Apostolic Church and Life. Grace M E Church discusses What Jesus meant by taking up the cross daily and following. Special service next Sunday urged. Sunday School at 9 45. Sermon at 4 45. Epworth League at 7 p m led by Clem ent Rowe. Sermon at 8 on The Prob lem of Prayer Does Prayer Change Things. All welcome. J H Freedline pastor. Martin s Chapel M ES Church Sunday School at 2 p m Sermon at 3 p m The Power of Jesus. All welcome.
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Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Northern Baptist Convention
Seattle
Wash
Congregational Church
Grace M. E. Church
Jesus
Epworth League
Clement Rowe
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Mills County Court Case
Execution directed from the Clerk of the District Court of Mills County on May 14, 1925. Farmers State Bank sues Frank Pullman and Stella Pullman, judgment awarded. Public sale to follow per law and court order.
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District Court of
Mills County
Farmers’ State Bank
Frank Pullman
Stella Pullman
Mills County Sheriff Sells Greenwood Addition Real Estate
A Mills County Iowa notice states a sheriff sale of Lots 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 in Greenwood's Addition Silver City with bid to be cash paid at the West Door Court House Glenwood on July 11 1926 from 9 am to 4 pm. W S Demoss sheriff notes execution costs and the property as the defendant's to satisfy the decree.
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Mills County
Towa
Greenwood
Silver City
Iowa
Court House
Glenood
Glenwood
W. S. Demoss
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