Funeral Services for Henry Maxwell Highlight Mills County Loss
Henry Maxwell, a well known Mills County resident for over 40 years, died in his sleep after a period of illness. He lived near Henderson and Glenwood, was active in the community, and served in I.O.O.F. circles. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. A. Wright, with lodge representatives participating, and Maxwell will be laid to rest in the local cemetery. The obituary notes his long family ties and conservative views. The article also lists Congregational and M E Church services for the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Maxwell
Mills County
Baturda
Mille County
Henderson
Glenwood
A.‘A. Wright
Linn Street
Henderson and
Hastings
W. C. Rathke
H. H. Cheyney
Glenwood Lodge
Henry Maxwell
Hartleyville
Athens County
Ohio
New England
Foss
Tolia Ua
Emerson
Joe Ironmonger
Clyb Affalra
Com
Char-' Efi Did
Jon - Fronniéimer
Bnt
Repubican Party
Mason
Congregational Church
Tennia Association
Buyers Syndicate
Nebraska
Missouri
Leon
Mie
Joe
F.C. Gonzales
B. A. Sullivan
Irommongeys
Tentyson
George Mogridge
Iroumonger
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Titles
The Baptist church announces Sunday school at 0:45 a m and morning service at 2 17 00. The sermon topic is Three survivors. A Young Peoples meeting at 7 o clock begins the monthly study on difficult Bible books. Evening service at 8 o clock features A Good Christian Motto. Midweek prayer and praise Wednesday evening led by Pastor R Schoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Tody
Baptist Church
Berman
R, Schoemaker
Chriatian Church Week Services and Evening Programs
Chr iatian Church announces regular services for the week with Bible study Wednesday, choir practice Friday, and Sunday worship at 11 with a sermon titled The Master. A quarterly pastor's report will be read, and at 7 Christian Endeavor with evening worship at 8 featuring The Bridge of Bighs and a sermon The Modern Devil. The Ig dies quartet will sing in the evening. Alpha A Wright, Pastor.
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Chriafian Church
Toplo
Bighs
Igdies Quartette
Alpha A. Wright
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Families Celebrate Fathe rs Day Dinner in Junction Home
A crowded Fathe rs Day gathering at a Junction home included Mr and Mrs A Fischer and others from Glenwood and nearby towns. Attendees traveled from Omaha and Council Bluffs visiting relatives, with districts including Dumphries, Woodbine, Red Oak and Bloomfield noted. Many relatives spent the week visiting, sharing meals, and planning a family dinner in honor of Fathers Day.
Pythian Sisters End Pot Luck Dinner Tuesday
The Pythian Sisters and their families gathered at Castle Hall on Tuesday for a Pot Luck dinner. Weather kept them from a lake picnic while a large attendance enjoyed ice cream and cake before adjourning to the Lodge room for the final session before summer vacation. The next meeting is planned for September.
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Castle Hall
Patriotic Week Observance Marks Independence Centennials
The town plans a July 4 1926 observance for the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and a 100th anniversary of Thomas Jeffersons death. The Liberty Bell will be rung in Glenwood with Mayor Freeland and a committee led by Mary Rathke L A Hollingshead and Jimmie Anderson organizing events including a patriotic concert and bells tolling. Citizens are urged to attend at the court house park on June 28 to pay tribute to the founders of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas, Jefferson
Bell
Freeland
Biladelphia
Podelbie
Glenwood
Kelley
Mary, Rathke
L. A
Philadelphia
Grenwood
Court House Park
Grove and W O W Camp Debating Hair Styles
Grove and W. O. W. C amp held a joint session last Thursday night featuring a humorous debate on whether bobbed hair is more popular than long hair. The affirmative was argued by Thorn Cheyney Carl McDole and Rolf Stiles, the negative by Lawrence Powlis John Valentina and Lewis Wilson. Judges Mrs J L Valentine R H Butterfield and W K Miller ruled for the negative. The program included impromptu vocal and instrumental numbers and refreshments followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Valentine
R. H. Butterfield
W. K. Miller
Mystery car Whippet to be shown next Wednesday
Arthur Buch and Paul Cheyney returned from Kansas City where Overland dealers celebrated the Whippet arrival. About 600 dealers took a car home. display is set for June 86. Buck drove a Whippet to Glenwood, kept under cover until display next Wednesday.
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Arthur Buch
Paul Cheyney
Kansas City
Overland
Kavans City
Buck
Glenwood
Center Township Votes to End Consolidated School District
In Center township election 223 of 360 eligible voters cast ballots with 222 in favor of dissolving the consolidated district. Voters also approved restoring the four independent districts existing prior to 1830, noting the consolidation was in name only as no site or bonds were placed. Election now shifts to elect school officers in the reestablished districts as they resume legal status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Consolidated Diatrict
Malvern Lodge Social Evening Features Mock Wedding
The Glenwood Lodge in Malvern hosted a social session last Friday with members from Malvern Lodge present. The highlight was a mock wedding followed by readings songs and instrumental numbers. The event concluded with a lively social hour and refreshments.
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Malvern Lodge
Ampersand 7 Art Te wl akmone Tian rene
During the past week the wear has been so cdo cémpars vary in appeal. The Presbyterian Sunday school of Malverh drew about a hundred enthusiastic picnickers who skated despite the weather. The manager is adding a stand for ice cream and snacks to convenience campers. Another big picnic is planned by the Glenwood Stars Friday night.
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Cdo
Cémpars
Dia Bie
Presbyterian’ Sunday School
Malverh
Ratte Wal
Bna‘tern
Glenwood
Mills County Bonds Buy Detroit Bridge Issue at Premium
Mills County Treasurer F. Kemp, under Board authorization, arranged with Detroit Trust Co to purchase 350,000 of 6 percent Bridge Bonds of 1921. Maturities schedule include 1936 1937 and 1988 with premiums, yielding savings to taxpayers of 26,541.60 after premium. part of payment settles Mills County Bridge Fund claims from Primary Project No 15 in 1920 1921. Bonds delivered and canceled June 23.
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F. ¥. Kemp
Board of Supervisors
Detroit
Mich
Mille County
Cate
Mills County
Highway Commission
Mills County Bridge Fund
Mills county couples wed in Red Oak and Silver City
Miles Beasley Osborn and Roy Shade wed in Red Oak with Rev I E Carney officiating. The bride taught at Dumfries after high school in Pacific Junction. the groom farms with his father near Center township. Phyllis Burgola married Glen Skeritt in Silver City with Rev R V Felt officiating. both graduates of local and Nebraska Wesleyan institutions plan to farm. Dale Hedges and Maxie Hrunnelly wed in Hastings and Omaha respectively, with Hodges planning to work in Omaha. reception followed at the Methodist parsonage.
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Mills County
Miles Beasle Osborn
Roy Shade
Center Township
Red Oak
I. E. Carney
Christian Church
J. §. Osborn
Pacific Juneton
Dumfries
Tis Groom
George Shade
Glenwood High School
Shade
Villisca
Skeritt-Burgola
James Burgola
Silver City
Phylis
Glen Skeritt
R. V. Felt
Methodist Church
Arlépe
Fern Howard
Nebraska
Wesleyan University
Nebraska Wesleyan
Ames College
Mrs. Hodges
Omaha
Rural carriers organize and elect officers in Mills County
Rural carriers meet at Mineola with a three course dinner at Blohel Hall. Postmaster Herman Petera of Mineola presides over talks by Perry Wortman, J R Graham, and Wayne D Choate. Officers elected include Petera as president and Ira Hutchings as president Mills County group plants September meeting with Balfour hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Petara
Minsola
Millacouny
Blohel Hall
End Gust
Allie Flag
Hirnhher
Malvern
Perry Wortman
J. R. Graham
The
Tribune
Wayne D. Choate
Poy
Griswold
June Ficker
Wesley Chapel
Margaret Soellbring
Silver City
Geo. W. Jones
Till
R. W. Rhoades
Glenwood
Herman Petera
Mineola
Mamie Glidzon
Emerson
Frank Ogrevia
Milla County
Ira Hutchings
Floyd Kisby
Frank Ozlevie
Emeryon
Mills’ Cousty Fone
Mra
Balfour
Timmerman Infant Son Loses Life
Mr and Mrs Henry Timmerman mourn the death of their infant Donald Dimer born June 15. Funeral services were held Thursday June 27 at Glenwood cemetery conducted by Rev J F Stille. The Timmermans moved last spring from Wert Osk to near Carson.
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Henry Timmerman
Uttle Donald Dimer
Glenwood Cemetery
J. F. Stille
Timmerman
Wert Osk
Carson
Michealson Called to Minn by Death of Mother
Dr L L Michealson received a telegram Wednesday with the news that his mother Mrs Clara Michealson died at her Dawson Minnesota home Tuesday. She was past seventy and had been invalid for three years and critically ill for several weeks. Dr Michealson and family left Thursday to attend funeral services Friday and expect to be gone about ten days.
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5. L. Michealson
Clara Michealson
Dawson
Minn
Michealson
Michanlaon
Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Mrs Roy Schade
Mrs Roy Schade was guest of honor at a pleasant miscellaneous shower hosted by her mother Mrs I F Osborne in Pacific Junction on Wednesday afternoon. About twenty five guests attended and the bride received many beautiful and useful gifts. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schade
I. F. Osborne
Pacific Junction
Couple Wed at Methodist Parsonage in Council Bluffs
Donald Johnson and Ruth Ferguson of Council Bluffs were married at the Methodist parsonage last Monday at 10 p m Rev J H Freedline officiated the ceremony. The couple was joined by Russell Babcock and Mrs Babcock of Council Bluffs and Arthur Tranmunger of Henry who was recalled to Glenwood by a family illness. Tranmunger returned Tuesday evening. Rosamond Storer ended a ten day stay with her sister in Stanton Ta and then traveled to Wie to Ia for weeks with relatives. Gertrude Myers returned home Saturday after two weeks with her sister Mrs B L Blocker in Des Moines. An ad urges readers to call 123 for results.
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Mra
A. Fischer
Dean Pubcell
Indy
Glenwood
Hamburg Sun
Cate Lin
Gourelt
Htufts
Corcoran
Will
Estes
Helen
Dumphries
Ia Purcell
Lounde2on Elton
Ida Purell
Woodbine
Bari
Chitatenizon
Shietandeab
Wilbur
Anderson
Charles Alshire
Hee-Sister
Join Bruce
Moray’ Hospital
Claynites
Wilmer Erickson
Omaha
George Adams
St. Joseph
Hoquette
Boquette
Robert Bogle
Clay Estes
Pawnee City
Nebr
Walton Lynch
Gerald DeBolt
Villaca
Bualneas
Helm Gray
Malvern
Williama
Myrtle
Alliance
Kansas City
Walter Williams
Hare
Motoy
Wilbur Anderson
Fred Hdwards
Kethryn Flyny Mys
Capps
Gon Roquelle
Council Bluffs
Mary Burgess
Bre
Willigma
Bill Kuhns
Air
M. BE. Parsonage
Donald Johnson
Ruth Ferguson
Cornell Bluffs
J. H. Freedline
Russell Babcock
Councr Blufts
Arthur Tranmunger
Henry, Ti
J. D. Franmunger
Rosamond Storer
Stanton
Wieto
Gertrude Myers
B. L. Blocker
Des Moines
Funeral for J. D. Monger Draws Out of Town Guests
A funeral service for J. D. Monger drew many out of town friends and business associates, including members of the Hayera Syndicate of which he was president. Attendees listed from Denver, St. Joe, Red Oak, Blair, Plattsmouth, Ashland, Mt. Ayr, Bedford and other towns.
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Algo
Hayera Syndicate
J. D. Transmonger
and Afra
Frank Wallace
Lincoln
Nobr
Verna Bryan
Denver
Cole
Clara M. Watson
St. Joe
Carl Harsch
Omaha
John Colterman
Red Oak
Carl Colterman Blair
Mt. Pleasant
Wod Perry Crouch
Bedford, A
Funeral Services for Little Son of Mr and Mrs Forney
Homer Clifton Forney beloved son of Mr and Mrs Glenn C Forney lived Nov 36 1922 in Glenwood Iowa and died June 16 1936 at age 3 years 6 months 16 days. Memorial service held at Methodist church with Rev deHe a Hroedlines conducting. Family expresses deep gratitude to Rev Freedinia singers pallbearers flowers and neighbors who aided in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Clifton Forney
Glenn C. Forney
Glenlwood
Mfe
Belog
Adil
Freediina
Homer Clifton
Glenn Forney
Rhoda Forney
Homer Klar
Resolution of Respect for J. D. Ironmonger
Resolutions of respect from Glenwood Lodge No. 97 in Glenwood Iowa honor Joseph D Ironmonger a valued member and respected citizen a leading businessman and active church member The lodge mourns his loss and extends sympathy to his family The charter will be draped a copy of the resolutions filed and a copy sent to his family and for publication Nearby notes mention Mrs J W Zeller of St Joseph MO visiting Glenwood and several local residents attending the Ak Sar Ben Show in Omaha
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Joseph D. Tronmonger
Daceasad
Glenwood
0. C. BF
Iowa
Beavenly
Lolga
Joseph D. Ironmonger
India
Stepa
I. H. Cheyney
W. B. Houston
W. 5
Lewis
Joe Ironmonger remembered as community builder and leader
The article honors Joe Ironmonger, a devoted business leader and civic organizer, noting his role in the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, school support, and cooperative buying ventures. Friends recall his generosity at home and his balanced, service-driven approach. The Congregational church service drew a large, silent crowd.
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Phyl
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J. W. Zeller
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Karl Harrick
Edwin Myers
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