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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1925

Page

8

Mills County Farm Bureau directors discuss child health clinics

The Mills County Farm Bureau announces county wide Sheppard-Towner clinics to examine children under five for health issues. No scoring or awards, focus is on thorough examinations and future care recommendations. Appointments with clinic supervisors in Pacific, Mineola, Emerson, and nearby towns are encouraged for eligible children and mothers.

Sheppard-Towner Prank Boyle Pacific Sanction Evan Kiersch Mineola Claude Barns Emerson Jone

Clothing lessons appeal to Oak Township women

A successful preparatory clothing lesson at the H. Wasserman home in Oak Township led to another session on Wednesday afternoon May 20 at the Sam Schoening home. Mrs C L Stranathan and Mrs Chas Hammers will repeat the demonstrations on pattern alteration and dress form making. Mrs Lincoln of Platteville Township will speak on home made rugs, with examples to display. A report will follow next week.

Oak Township H. €. Wasserman C. L. Stranathan Chas. Hammers Ingraham Township Sam Schoening Lincoln Platteville

Plattyville Farm Bureau Women Seek Club Name

Plattyville township farm bureau women seek a suitable club name as the group grows. Mrs Roy Lincoln invites suggestions at Pacific Junction. The May meeting discussed kitchen efficiency, with 21 members present. Next gathering June 3 at Mrs John Powles home, with clothing foundation patterns and July advanced lessons planned.

Plattville Bureau Women Plattyville Township Roy Lincoln Pacific Junction Lincoln Claud ‘May John Powles

Local notices and religious services illustrated in brief

Emerson Mrs and Salmons left for Excelsior Springs Missouri for treatment. Ballain returned from Valentine Nebraska to tend his ranch. Mrs Kate Steen visited Red Oak. The Coyle party returned from Colorado. W C Patterson of Chicago is visiting farm work. Blanche Young returned to Strahan. Knight and Clues drove to Glenwood. Eaton and Edna went to Avoca. Miss Gibson visited her mother Mamie Gibson. Irene Scott visited Malvern. Baccalaureate at Presbyterian church with Rev Heizer and Rev Mitchell. colors green and white. mixed double quartet. American Legion Auxiliary met and initiated five new members Mary D Birdsall O K Thompson Nettie Honeyman Florence Adams Elgine Merrill. Mrs Aaron Johnson and Mrs Robert Honeyman absent. social hour with refreshments by losing side.

Salmons Excelsior Springs C. BE. Ballain Valentine iNebr Kate Steen Red Oak George Coyle Phylis Colorado W. C. Patterson Chicago Blanche Young Strahan H. C. Knight Bert Clues Glenwood Jessia Eaton Edna Avoca Nebr Jennie Gibson Mamie Gibson Irene Scott Malvern W. A. Fisher Pa‘elfie Junction Ilva Patterson Goldie Salmons Council Bluffa R. Salmons Presbyterian Church F. A. Heizer H. 8. Mitchell American Legion Auxiliary Mary D. Birdsall O. K. Thompson Nettie Honeyman Florence Adams Elgine Merrill Aaron Johnson Robert Honeyman Mary B. Gibson Hazel Patrick Corinna Birdsal T. H. Grayson K. A

Ames Arf Says Evening Walk For a Calmer Mind

When a feller's toes are sore and the world seems bent on drivein' a person nutty, take an evenin' off and stroll under the moon. In God's night air, hear only wind in leaves and bullfrogs croakin' by the creek to meet and reacquaint with oneself.

Ames

Perfumed Butter Recipe Fragment from Historic Page

A fragment describes a process of preparing scented butter layered with a spread of weed, then a butter layer with flowers placed between the butter and wax. It mentions adding a layer of flowers and a decorative finish, reflecting an old culinary technique.

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Mills County T Farm Bureau Fan Farqu Farquhar County Nelle Stoneman J. W. Carter Mes, D. D Bae D. N. McGrew John Clark Ki Henderson W. J. Kiindt Pil Slaceter R.” C. Hale Omaha Dr. Doran Rome Gstice Leeds Doran Medical “Laboratory Boston Block Minneapolis Hawles Township Rawles Township Ernest Wits LeRoy Redman Fred Gradle Redman Rawles Chas Kes Roy Dunsdon Delévan Martin Cunningsham Louis ‘Bass Paul Seeger Irolene Bass Maxine Anderson Lane LeRoy Rodman Irvin Butterfield Marjorie Mayberry Ann Seeger Katherine Seeger Billy Buffington Marie Seeger Howard Seeger Four Corners Fred Farquhar Fred Clark Otha Wearin Hastings Mills County Farm Bureau Wearin Herman Johnson Alliance, Nehr Acces Vent Mirs Jones Hellman Avenue Long Beach Calif Los Angeles Pasadena A. P. Strickler Art Dee and Charles W. Rowley Eleanor Rowley Alva. Strickler Eva ‘Magnewson Press Telegram Func Atlas Laboratories Weet Robokin N. J P.O Chamberlain Standard Oil Company Indiana Gollidge Alout St. N. J Tandard Oil WV. Cor Square Andolph Jowaarn Iowa Maar 2Hiogene Bennett F.M. Anderson Garr Carl, Treyner Uatron Pete Treynor Carlson John H Main St Silver City W. M Peterson Harold Strahan Strahan Hdw Lbr. Co Strahan Johnson Store P. O McPaul Ford Motor Ca Tudor Hollway & Grea McPautaugh Earase Eres A. Ht Percival Standard Oil Car McCord Pat Malvern On & C Sidney Leg Oscar Bryant & Osborn Treynor Minsela Auto Co Crease Hastings Mayer Joy Paccital van Dern P L Koes Eyler D. C Bartlett Pickros W. A Sidney Dybe Tabor Npany McCluskey Milla County National Bank Glenwood, Town DR. van F. Barnes Offtes T. Glenwood The Mills County Abstract Co Torric Geo. R. Estes Conant Sanford Henshaw Conanthotel Company Hall WJ. Cheney & Co Toledo Spain
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