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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

6

Big Independence Day Celebration Planned in Glenwood

Glenwood Chamber of Commerce outlines a full day program for July 5 including a morning concert patriotic address a lake picnic races in the square a balloon race a parachute drop burlesque wrestling and boxing a baseball game hose fight a lake supper band concert swimming races and $5 top prizes fireworks at 9:00 p.m. free moving pictures and evening dances at the lake and armory.

Glenwood Chamber of Commerce Roy Brothers Hastings Glenwood Glenwood Fire Company

Eastern Star Picnic at Lake Glenwood

A Glenwood area gathering last Friday brought Eastern Star members and families to the lakeside grounds for an outdoor feast. The event featured meat loaf, potato salad, deviled eggs, ice cream, and music. Also, G. B. Endicott sustained a severe bruise after being kicked by a horse near his farm. no bone fracture was found.

Glenwood Lake Eastern Star G. 8. Endicott Faye Wright Glenswood G. V. Caughlan

Murphy Farm in Trinity Valley Showcased by Visitor

The Trinity Valley News praises J. W. Murphy's farm five miles east of Groveton for its clear fields and diverse crops. It highlights his tomatoes potatoes corn cantaloupes okra beans peppers cabbage and fruit trees, plus hot beds supplying neighbors with plants and a strong soil prep ethic driving his gains. It notes Murphys success last year despite floods and his plan to visit his farm to see farming methods firsthand.

Mills County J. W. Murphy Trinity Valley Farm Wash Trinity Valley News Bender Institution Farms Murphy Groveton Texas Max

Letter From Tom Hall Describes Pickerel Biting Near Milford

Deputy state game warden Tom Hall writes to Carl Otis about strong pickerel biting at Lake George area. He suggests bringing number five spoon hooks for bass and mentions a possible cottage near the park. Otis plans a short fishing trip with Hall and keeps a 20 pound pickerel head as a relic in his office window.

Tom Hall Towa Carl Otis Carl H. Otis Mr. Otis Lake George Minneapolis Minn Milford Iowa Priend Carl Otis Tom

Pythian Sisters to entertain Tabor Temple guests

The Pythian Sisters invite members of Tabor Temple to a Thursday evening event. An innatery work will be followed by refreshments and a social hour. As the temple closes for July and August, plans for a special social evening are in progress and all members are urged to attend.

Tabor

Picnic at the lake brings together married couples

A jolly group of young married people enjoyed a Friday night picnic outing at the lake. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Otto Judkins, Mr and Mrs Orlie Altekruse, Mr and Mrs D D Wheeler, Mr and Mrs Frank Van Orsdel, and Dr and Mrs Walter Furgeson.

Otto Judkins Orlie Altekruse D. D. Wheeler Frank van Orsdel Walter Furgeson

Judge Lawrence DeGraff Visits Glenwood Friday

Des Moines judge Lawrence DeGraff, a candidate for the Supreme Bench, visited Glenwood last Friday to meet friends. He has twenty-five years in law, including eleven on the Des Moines district bench and three as first assistant attorney general under Mullen, 49 years old.

Lawrence DeGraff Des Moines Glenwood Supreme Bench Cedar Rapids Mullen

Genung Family Returns From Nebraska Trip

Mr and Mrs Clyde Genung returned last Saturday from a Nebraska trip spent around Atkinson Carns and a sett. They were joined by their nephew Master Ridgeway Genung of this city.

Clyde Genung Nebraska Atkinson, Carns Asett Master Ridgeway Genung

Glenwood Heads to State Sunday School Convention

Glenwood advances to Chariton to prepare for a parade and lobby for the 1921 state Sunday school convention. Earl Wolven leads letters from civic groups and churches. C. P. Hamilton invites the state workers to Glenwood next year. Delegates include Dr. G. M. Agan and others. about 800 booklets promote Glenwood as a future host.

Glenwood Chariton Earl Wolven Mills County C. P. Hamilton G. M. Agan Earl Wolyen L. A. Hollingshead A. D. French C. EB. Hillis Thomas Evans S. M. Criswell

Balmy June Weddings in Glenwood and Vicinity

Reports reach that Cecil Fowler of Shelby wed Faye Barnes of Neola in Council Bluffs on June 19 at the First Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Vanorden officiating. The couple will reside in Council Bluffs at 623 Wilson Ave, where the groom works, while the bride maintains ties to Glenwood and its friends. Other local nuptials include Elden Starne and Helen Short of Kansas City taking vows in Glenwood, then returning to Kansas City. John E B Horsham and Lillian A Ray of Macedonia wed at the Deewester home with Rev. Thompson officiating. Ora Edgar Livengood and Georgia Pauline Hayse of Pacific Junction married in Glenwood. and Gerald Fickel planning a visit to Ames.

Dan Cupid Glenwood Colorado Tara Russell Samuel Salyards Haxtum Colo Omaha C. W. Savidge Guy Mayberry Granville Russell Mills County Harvey Mayberry David Salyards Salyards Charles Mayberry Mrs. Salyards Barnes-Fowler Cecil Fowler Shelby Iowa Faye M. Barnes Neola Council Bluffs A. BE. Vanorden Nebraska Wilson Ave Capt. Fowler Starne-Short Elden LeRoy Starne Helen Katheryn Short Kansas City Clerk Brown E. E. Goodrich Horsham-Ray John EB. Horsham Lillian Agnes Ray Macedonia Nebr Frank Deerwester Deetwester Rev. Thompson Guy Hines Livengood-Hayse Ora Edgar Livengood Georgia Pauline Hayse Pacific Junction Rev E. B

Salvation Army Home Service Board organized in Mills County

The Mills County National Bank hosted the Salvation Army advisory board meeting to launch a countywide Home Service program. Members include W C Rathke, Carl H Cook, Wayne D Choate, H H Cheyney, Dr W M Plimpton, J R Graham, and others to appoint township chairs, survey county needs, and connect cases with Army services such as maternity homes, missing friends, and employment aid. The effort emphasizes nonduplication and broader community problem solving through sixteen Army activities and local partnerships.

Mills County The Salvation Army Mills County National Bank M. H. Stephens Home Service Department W. C. Rathke Carl H. Cook Wayne D. Choate H. H. Cheyney W. M. Plimpton J. R. Graham Katie French Mabel Randolph G. V. Caughlan J. D. Ironmonger George Masters Salvation Army Home Service County Advisory Board Army Missing Friends Bureau Boys’ Agricultural Farm Free Employment Bureau

Glenwood Gun Club Trap Shoot Attracts Noted Shooters

The Glenwood Gun Club held a trap shoot at the Deupree farm east of town on Wednesday drawing prominent gun club men from afar. Weather was ideal and while records may have been set, results were not available for this week’s edition. A detailed report will follow in the next issue.

Glenwood Gun Club Deupree

Improvement Club Meets in Center Township

The Rural Improvement Club of Center township met at Miss Maryjorie Buffingtons home on Wednesday June 16th to study Town as their years work. An interesting program was presented and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at My on July Tth.

Improvement Club Rural Improvement Club Center Township Maryjorie Buffington Mes

Glenwood Defeats Bartlett in Home Game

Glenwood defeated Bartlett 13 to 2 on their home field Sunday afternoon before a lively crowd. Shiley struck out ten for Glenwood, with Hanson and Hill delivering key hits. Bartlett’s Eyler and Garrean pitched for the visitors. Schedule notes include July 5 by Glenwood with Hastings, July 11 with Council Bluffs Non pariel, and July 18 with Thurman, plus a tentative July 3 game near town and a match with J. B. Root of Omaha next Sunday afternoon.

Glenwood Bartlett Shiley Hanson Hill Eyler Garrean Hughes Swan Hastings Council Bluffs Thur

Hollingshead Installs First Dental X Ray in Mills County

Dr L A Hollingshead has introduced the first dental x ray machine in Mills County. The device, among the best on the market, delivers safe accurate results in about four seconds per exposure. It helps locate root position and detect pus, aiding safe extractions and quicker diagnosis.

Mills County

Former Glenwood Druggist Sells Williamsburg Store

W G Fletcher long based in Glenwood and Williamsburg retires from his drug store in Williamsburg Iowa after forty four years. He married Glenwood born Luellen Ballard daughter of Opinion founder. Fletcher also led Farmers Savings bank of Iowa county, and served one term in the Iowa legislature before likely moving to California.

Glenwood Williamsburg W. G. Fletcher Iowa Fletcher Luellen Ballard The Opinion Iowa County Farmers Savings Bank Williamsburg Journal-Tribune California

Lyons township Sunday school convention at Burr Oak church

The twenty first Lyons township Sunday school convention gathered at Burr Oak church in Waubonsie last Sunday with a 10 a m start and a noon picnic. The Glenwood Gospel team joined the outdoor feast described as bountiful by local farmers. A day of instructional talks covered country church and Sunday school issues led by Rev. Thomas Evans and others, with the Glenwood team directing devotions and praise.

Lyons Township Burr Oak Waubonsie Glenwood Gospel Thomas Evans Glenwood B. B. Dean John Marley A. J. Buckingham M. W. Hubbell F. M. Kephart Offic

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