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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

8

Glenwood Boy Weds Plattsmouth Girl

John Lyon son of Mrs 2 D Toonmonger of Glenwood married Miss Della Frans of Plattsmouth in a simple early ceremony. The Plattsmouth Daily detailed the event with notes on the bride’s family, attendants, and reception prior to their departure for an eastward honeymoon.

John Lyon Della Frans Plattsmouth Francis C. R. Frans West Main Street Della John T. Lyon

Groom of Navy Veteran Weds in Worth County

Mrs Lyon announces the marriage and happiness of a couple tied to the Burlington shoppe in this city. The groom, a fine young man, returns from naval service last fall and is esteemed by all who know him. Mr and Mrs Lyon will host friends at home after their honeymoon in this city.

A. V., Hunter First Methodist Church Mgr Clarence Boyenton Wayne Choate Glenwood D. R. Bennett Mildred T. J. Stacey Lyon Westcott Wpworth League Burlington

Hundreds Attend Warren Funeral in Mills County

A large funeral at the Methodist church honors Edwin Stanton Warren born March 6 1869 in Mills County. E S Warren, son of Isaac and Julia A Warren, left three brothers Wilbur C R Clyde and a sister Mrs J S Sawyers. He married Emma Jackson in 1891 and their children include Tlah Geneva and Wallace Warren. Relative attendees from T C F and Knights of Pythias joined mourners as Rev Stevenson and Rev Parker led services with the church male quartet.

E. S. Warren Methodist Mills County Orders of T.C.F Knights of Pythias William Stevenson M. E. Church Parker Blanchard The Methodist Church M. Criswell J. K. Johnson E. G. Johnson F. W. Kemp Clyde Rhoads Edwin Stanton Warren Iowa Isaac Julia A. Warren Wilbur Greeley Cola C. R Glenwood Clyde Hastings J.S. Sawyers Warren Council Bluffs Emma Jackson Tlah Everett Agler Mound City, Mo Geneva Warren Wallace Warren

William Warren remembered in Glenwood obituary card

Stanton Warren, beloved and respected in the community, died suddenly leaving a family and many friends. The obituary honors his faith, generosity, and lifelong service to others, citing his leadership, kindness, and the deep loss felt by relatives and neighbors. Funeral rites included Odd Fellows and K of P rituals with relatives from multiple states. Card of Thanks from his widow and children accompanies the notice.

E. S. Warren Everett Agler Geneva Warren Wallace Warren C. R. Warren M. C. Warren J. 5 Sawyers

Wabash wreck at Silver City claims engineer

Wabash train No. 11 west bound wrecked near Silver City last Friday about 7 45 a m. Engineer William Rogers of Council Bluffs was killed instantly and fireman L A Rowe of Stanberry Missouri was only bruised and scalded. Coroner Dr J M Donelan and Sheriff Ed wards investigated and ruled an unavoidable accident. Rogers, a forty year railroad man and Mason, leaves a wife and three children.

Wabash Silver City William Rogers Council Bluffs L. A. Rowe Stanberry J. M. Donelan Edwards Donelan Cutler Rogers Rowe Brunswick Wabash Railroad

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claims Cure

A vintage advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures this by a constitutional remedy and offers $100 for uncured cases, with circulars free and druggists selling it at 75 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

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