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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1911

Page

5

Home Coming Week in Glenwood 1911 Invitation

A Glenwood Home Coming greeting invites former citizens to a grand reunion at the Chautauqua from August 8 to 13, 1911. The notice urges visitors to return, meet old friends, and plan ahead to maximize the welcome, with officers named for a Special Committee including John Y. Stone and George Ty. Goodell.

Glenwood Chautauqua John Y. Stone George Ty. Goodell J. M. Donevan M. W. Rogers K. M. Goodell RB. Buffington N. T. Bradway

Robber is Foiled at Goodrich Hotel Corners Bluff

A robber drew a gun on Dave Kesler, a clerk at the Goodrich hotel in Cornier Bluffs, ordering a line up of guests. Kesler dodged behind a safe to seize a revolver, the robber fired five times but missed. Kesler tackled the assailant, guests assisted, and an officer soon arrived. the robber gave the name J. C. Gans of Illinois oil fields at the station. The piece also notes Glenwood area residents planning a Home Coming during chautauqua week, with letters from former citizens eager to attend from August 5 to September inclusive.

Dave K. ‘Kesler Goodrich Cornei Bluffs Stanter Esyater Kesler J. C. Gans Illinois Glenwood

Markets Park Prices For Chickens And Crops

Market notes list prices such as chickens at 5.60 per unit and hens at TV cents, young chickens 18, butter 15 to 20, eggs 9, potatoes out of sight, corn 48, oats 30, wheat 80, gream 18. The fragment reflects general commodity pricing and market terms from a historical page.

Death of Charles Tipton Pioneer of Glenwood

Charles Tipton died Sunday in Glenwood aged nearly 84 after a long life as a blinds man and broom factory operator. Born in Ohio July 25 1827 he moved to Glenwood in the 1860s and supported his family with diligent work. He married Malinda Dill November 18 1875 and had five daughters and a son. Survived by wife, son and daughter five grandchildren three sisters two brothers. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the family home led by Rev. W N Graves.

Charles Tipton Ohio Glenwood Malinda Dill W. N Ehmunch Mary Roy Stranathan Viola Star Medical Lake Washington Ulyssus Tipton

Deserters from Glenwood Detected in City Passenger Train

Sheriff Bushell and officials rounded up five undesirables described as lazy young men and a woman with a babe, shipping them westward by train. The report notes the city crowd found their company inferior but the room better for the city.

Glenwood Bushell de Moss Special Police Dalton

Ten Big Sale Days Ahead at Atey’s

Local notice signals a promotion titled Ten Big Sale Days beginning July 1st. The event spans multiple days with discounts across departments, inviting shoppers to visit Atey’s for seasonal bargains and doorbuster offers.

Atey's

Advertised Letters For Week Ending June 28 1911

The list shows remaining uncalled letters including W M Olson Nancy Long Ora Price William Carter Miss Minnie Ask and others. Call for advertised letters at once as listed by R C White P.

W.M. Olson Nancy Long Ora Price William Carter Minnie R. C. White

Teachers depart for two month vacation coast to coast

A list of state institution teachers leaves today and tomorrow for two months abroad. Corene Davis heads to Decatur Newfoundland, Ida Manley to Bloomington Indiana, Florence Miller to Rhinelander Wisconsin, Frances Rowley to Mount Clemens Michigan, Eva Helin to Sault Ste Marie Ontario, Vira George to Jacksonville Illinois, Eloise Wilson to Chariton Iowa, Vian Allen to Indianapolis Indiana, Jessie Prime to Niagara Falls New York, Grace Towsley to Portland Oregon, Stella Hawkes to Erving Massachusetts, Jessie Hildreth to Westfield Massachusetts, and Carin Anderson to Boston.

Ocean Lakes Canada Corene Davis Decatur Ida Manley Bloomington Ind Florence Miller Io Rhinelander Wis Frances Rowley Mount Clemens Mich Eva Helin Sanwich Ontario Vira George Jacksonville Eloise Wilson Charito

Notice To Contractors For New Laundry Building Plans At Office

Plans and specifications for a new laundry building are at my office bids to be opened Swily 12th 1911 GEO MOGRIDGE Glenwood Ia Sept June 28 1911 Don t miss Carey s Big Clearance Sale July 1 to 10

Geo. Mogridge Glenwood Carey

Remarkable Man of Three Centuries From Nebraska

The Omaha Bee reports Thomas Morris of Wester ville, Auster County Nebr born January 1864, has lived through eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A Welsh native, he never attended school or married, worked as a butcher then cobbler for over a century, later fishing in leisure. He has seen every US president except one, and remained largely healthy with keen sight. Forty four years ago a boy joined him as companion. they moved from Wales to Missouri then Nebraska in 1871, settling four miles from Westerville, Cus ter county, on a farm.

Omaha Bee Nebraska Thomas Morris Westerville Auster County Nebr Dhe United States Art Wales Warren Hastings Lind England Atlantic Fort Sumter Continents Mr. Morris Charles Mythens Countiny Ujseage Missouri Custer County

Firecracker Prohibition Notice in Civic Square

Public notice forbids shooting firecrackers torpedoes or similar explosives in the square and courthouse yard at any time on the Fourth of July. It also states it is illegal to set off such devices at any time, reflecting local enforcement of Independence Day safety laws.

Court House Yard

Art and Mechanism Exhibit At State Institution

Yesterday afternoon the annual exhibition displayed works by both girls and boys. In the girls department embroidered skirts waist slips napkins towels and handkerchiefs impressed with rare beauty especially pillow slips by Miss Finn Anderson who has a paralyzed arm. The girls art department under Miss Frances Rowley produced baskets of various sizes and designs. The boys custodial building led by Mrs. Winn and Miss Corene Davis showed baskets sofa pillows and rugs with two boys turning out notable rag work in their first year under the same leadership. Other instructors included Misses Phipps Hildreth Helen Miller and George.

Finn Anderson Frances Rowley Winn Corene Davis Phipps Hildreth Helen Miller George

Returned Doctor Geo Mogridge Visits State Institutions

Returned superintendent of the state institution here, Dr Geo Mogridge, and his wife traveled the eastern coast and multiple states visiting institutions in Washington Baltimore New York Philadelphia Chicago and more. He praised Polk Penn as having the most complete arrangements for such facilities.

Geo. Mogridge Penn

Baptist Church Services and Union Meeting Notice

Regular services at the Baptist church are announced with morning sermon on the Sermon on the Mount by the pastor and Sunday school and BYP U at usual times. Evening union service at the Methodist church led by Rev Roy Palmerton with a Patriotism and Citizenship theme. Pastor W N Graves invites all to attend with a reception for the pastor and his wife on Friday evening.

Methodist Episcopal Church W.N. Graves Tuscany Our Friends Heaven Ipworth League Mary Rathike Roy Palmerton Rey I. D. Stone

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