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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1925

Page

5

Commencement Day Parade and Awards in Glenwood

Rainy commencement day gave way to a festive Glenwood scene as the municipal band led graduates in a parade to the armory for exercises supervised by County Superintendent Mina Mary Rathke. Prizes were awarded for posters, drawings, sewing, manual training and penmanship, with ninety four graduates receiving diplomas from Miss Mary Rathke.

Glenwood Eso Mina Mary’ Rathke Hemilly Thompson iRebecca Wary Rathke

May Festival Delights Glenwood Students and Spectators

The Glenwood Schools grade pupils held a May festival on last Friday afternoon on the West Hill school grounds. Parents and friends formed a semicircle to enjoy May pole dances, folk dances, and a colonial dance in costumes. The juvenile orchestra pleased the crowd and the finale featured the pageant Joy and the operetta The Quest of the Pink Parasol. The ideal day and well-executed performances marked the festival as highly successful, with a downtown parade involving Third Ward and West Hill pupils drawing business district crowds.

Glenwood West Hil

Glenwood Woman's Club Year Ends With Social Closing

The Glenwood Woman's Club closes its year with a festive afternoon on Monday at the ore, honoring Red Oak guests Mrs. Pat Olson and Miss Louise Arta while Miss Effie Peterson played piano. New president Floyd McCluskey accepts, plans for 1925 28 include departmental work and enhanced membership as the club carries on its charitable and community goals.

Pat Olson Louise Arta Effie Peterson Red Oak Joy Mickelwall Floyd McCluskey Thistie Ore McCluskey sPr Yndap Mia Glenwood Glubia Asayred

Young Ladies Invited to Bible School Special Day

The Christian Church announces a special day for young ladies next Sunday in the Bible School starting promptly at 9 45 a m and a Young People's meeting at 7 00 p m All young ladies are urged to bring their best friends and attend union services led by Pastor Phompoon.

Christian Church Phompoon

Splendid Athletic Record at Ames Baseball Tourney

Ames reports Glenwood, Stanwood, Atlantic and Clearfield in the state tournament. G H S Nine finished second amid errors blamed for the finals loss to Glenwood hurler Stowe, despite strong showings. The team defeated Maxville 3 to 2, Clearfield 7 to 1, and Atlantic 18 to 3 before the final.

Ames Des Moines Register Glenwood Stowe Stanwood G.H Maxwell Clearfield Atlantic Grenwood Lee Tentont Stamwood

Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Hurst

Mr and Mrs S R Hurst of Malvern celebrated their golden wedding with a Sunday May 17 gathering of relatives and friends. A large angel food cake with golden frosting featured at a delicious cafeteria dinner while about 100 guests arrived to祝 congratulate the couple and the groce of fifty years.

S. R. Hurst Malvern Gladden Roy Mayberry Vera Margie Glenwood R. W. Hurst Valda Faye Mra Charlie Nelson West Malvern E. C. Sexton Linnie Dan Near Malvern Robert Hurst R. W. Young Paul Seaton Hastings Karl Carr Walter Paul Juanita Tabor Yandell Seaton Will Kerr Nels Paulson Michel Homer Mosley Jane Eldridge South Omaha Groce

Simpson Honored by Students in Campus Activities

Simpson's well known presence as a college figure is celebrated by students across activities. The list highlights athletes, debaters and orators, reflecting a broad range of campus life and achievements celebrating his influence.

Siimpson Simpson

Memorial Day Plans Formed by American Legion

Plans for Memorial Day observance were approved by American Legion committees led by Bernhard Matthews, Leonard Dean, and Arthur Buch. Scott Robinson, W.S. Lewis, J.B. Raymond, and Rhoades joined from Atamipeting. A tentative program will begin at the armory in Nechedsy on May 30 and include a parade to the cemetery. W.R.C. and Hary will oversee ritual exercises and the memorial services Sunday, May 24 at 11 a.m. at the Baptist church with Rev. Ferdinand Seitz in charge.

K. of Py America Ty ‘Legion Bernhard Matthews Leonard Dean Arthur Buch American Legion Scott Robinson W.S. Lewis J.B. Ae ‘Raymond Rhoades Atamipeting Elvic ‘Organizatat Nechedsy Gal R Hary the Baptist Church Ferdinand, Seitz

Stacys Celebrate Fifth Wedding Anniversary at Country Party

Mr and Mrs Stacy marked their fifth wedding anniversary with friends at their Glenwood area country home on Friday May 15. Guests enjoyed progressive dominos and refreshments despite a passing storm, then presented a mahogany gateleg table as a keepsake for the Wooden Wedding anniversary.

A. Stacy Glenwood Stacy Roy Zimmer

May 19 Social at Glenwood Temple

The Glenwood O held a May 19 social at the temple with a formal degree conferral for Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Harned. Roy Haney’s committee led the social hour and guests from Tabor Chapter attended, while song groups performed and a unique musical closed the event.

Glenwood Temple W. M. Harned Roy Haney Meadames Roy Zimmer Ruby Mauk KE. M. McClure Tabor

Memorial service moves to Baptist church preaching by Rev Seitz

Holiness Church will not hold services Sunday morning. The memorial service will be held at the Baptist church with Rev Seitz preaching. Sunday School is at 9 45 a m Young People's service at 6 p m and the evening service at 7 30 with Rev Seitz in charge.

Holiness Church The Baptist Church Seitz Rev. Seitz

Graduation Exercises and School Staff Changes Listed

Graduation exercises for G H S class include 27 young ladies and 16 young men at Rex Theater with Professor Bohumil Shimek delivering the address on The Speed Limit on the Road to Success. Baccalaureate services at the Baptist church May 24 with Rev Gonzales delivering The Perfect Foundation. New teachers elected include Miss Mary Jane Miller as assistant principal and language instructor, Miss Celia B Walton as English instructor, Miss Eliza Hanson as Junior High principal, and several others joining Glenwood High School staff.

The Baptist Church F. C. Gonzales Congregational Church Rex Theater Bohumil Shimek Iowa State University Iowa City Miss Lamar Onawa Jones Winterset Zena Fessenden Hammond Munsinger Shaw Mead Duckett Graham Stone Logan Mary Jane Miller Sioux Rapids Glenwood High School Iowa University Celia B. Walton Oakaloosy Pann College Eliza Hanson Kentucky University Dorothy Barber Glenwood Graceland College Ruby Goodwin Northwestern Missouri Teachers College Lucille McKnight Des Moines University Geraldine McMasters Lincoln Nebraska University At Lincoln

Glenwood May Dance a Notable Social Evening

The Glenwood May Dance at the armory attracted over 100 spectators with lively Randall's Royal Orchestra playing. Decorations of red and white lit the hall as sturdy youths and graceful dancers filled the floor, marking the event as both delightful and financially successful.

Glenwood Wai Elvan Armory Randall's Royal Orchestra

Former Glenwood heart specialists rise as Iowa Heart Association leader

Dr. Merrill Myera, son of Mr and Mrs FE Myers, a Glenwood alumnus turned nation renowned heart specialist, is elected president of the Town Heart Association formed to fight heart disease. The Des Moines Register reports on its organization meeting and plans including clinics, research, and public health outreach. Officers include M M Myera president Des Moines Fred Beith vice president and T J Edmonds secretary treasurer with an executive committee featuring W H Rendleman B L Trainer and George W Koeh. The group aims to recruit physicians and lay supporters and will align with the Iowa Tuberculosis Association for now, adopting strategies from the American Heart Association.

Merrill |Myera FE. ML ‘Myers Glenwood Town Heart Association Des Moines Register Towa State Medical Society Towa Fort Des Moines Igwa Heart Associa Bierring Des Moines Myers M. M. Myera Fred Beith Iowa City T. J. Edmonds Dra W. H. Rendelman Davenport B. L. Trainer Dudace George W. Koeh Sioux Ity Theheart Association Tuberculosis Association Smith American Heart Association

Charles Davies Buys Farm From Davies Estate

No. S. Lewis and C. 8. Buffington executors of the estate of George A. Davies supervised a public auction sale at the courthouse for the Daviety farm of 100 acres southeast of Glenwood. Charles Davies, the current tenant, bid $171 per acre to win the farm. Present heirs included Mrs. Martha De France of Omaha and John A. Davies of Butte Nebraska. Dr. M. M. Myers of Des Moines, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Myers, was noted for a heart specialist role and invited to read a paper on Heart Diseases and Treatment at Atlantic City on May 23 for the American Heart Association.

No. S. Lewis Buffington George A. Davies Daviety Glenwood Court House Martha DeFrance Omahs John A. Davies Butte Nebr Charles Davies M. M. Myers Des Moines Mmr E. M. Myers Atlantic City N. J American Heart Association

A M Cleveland Takes Half Interest in Choate Publishing

A M Cleveland of Oakland has purchased half interest in the Choate Publishing Company of Glenwood and will assume active management of the Glenwood Opinion as editor. The Choate firm reorganizes with Frank W Choate president Wayne D Choate vice president and A M Cleveland secretary treasurer. Cleveland recently moved with his wife and daughter to Glenwood after five years in Oakland where he led the Acorn and engaged in various printing ventures. Wayne D Choate retires from daily editing due to eye trouble but will continue contributing a weekly editorial column.

A. M. Cleveland Oakland Oakland Acorn Harrison Printing Company Acorn Harrison Choate Publishing Company Glenwood Opinion Frank W. Choate Wayne D. Choate Cleveland Cleveland Sr Cedar Falls Iowa State College of Community Club Masonic Church of Mia Shirley Louise Letty Miller Apartments West Sharp Street Elmer McPherron Flening Colorado

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Lakerock Promadin Pari Splendid Athletic Redéeta Coach Jones Teron Atlantic Stenweed Stivers S Sea MR. and Mrs. Hurst Gints Simpson Mrs. Stacy Torn Leelile Hutbe Kathryn Rhos Nathan Lee Verda Duna i Royal Aberg Bill Baker Eleanor Rathke Martin Kaimen Dorothy Wedmore Richard McCluskey Edith Watkins L. T Genung Helen Cheney Janet Jones Jobinaon Lea Glenwood — Heart Specialists Merrill Myers Dex Moines Iowa Heart Association Davies Estate Réitor Waynes Choate Sether Calorade Snd George Mastern
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