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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

2

Glenwood social notes and visits extend week end

Residents travel for visits and medical business as Glenwood locals report trips to Council Bluffs Malmo and Grand Rapids the Nysonger and Lyon families join Creech relatives while teaching and community business continue. A health retreat story and local ads round out the page with radio parts and a Limon Colorado farm return.

Teachers Institute Thuteday Margaret Helen Standiford Bhuffs C. Grahl DeWitt Malmo Nebr Herman DeWitt Belle Tipton

Local notes recount visits, travels and health in Glenwood

Sam Salyards returns from Haxtum Colo reporting his father Dave Salyards slightly improved at his daughter's home near Seibert. Many locals travel to College View and Lincoln for college activities while others visit relatives in Denver, Council Bluffs and Omaha. The town sees hospital stays, repairs, and social events including weddings and anniversaries as residents share updates on health and daily life.

Mer Sam Salyards Haxtum Colo Dave Salyards Mac Mayberry Seibert Sam K. A D. W. Brower Harold Stranathan Wayne Sarah McCormick College View Neb Marie Brower Dorothy Winifred McCormick Nellie Fischer Maxine Watton Dré Union Marie Lincoln Kelley Burkett Herrick Des Moines Eloise Thorpe T. W. Booth Pisgah Iowa F. W. Kemp Lillian Godsey Council Bluffs Danville Kentucky Allen T Wakefield Nebr Muss Mildred ‘Sitiong Millé County iMr Mes A. B. Walling Mabel Robert Albert Sigma Nu Fraternity Cty State University Clarente Miller Aie ‘Pind Howard Ghariottaygon Floyd MiNer Cornell Bluffs Martha Rathke California John Branigan Los Angeles Denver J. Ervin Long Omaha Chris’ Weiedt Thin City Glenwood J. E. Tuey Southwest Corner Square Robinson’s Robert Cheyney Tabor Nicholas Senn Hospital Eugene Crowsin Burlington Illinois Central Chicago Bernard Rhoades Robinson's E. E. Goodrich Methodist BEC Remington J. W. Laraway Clarkson Charles Howard E. L. Michaelson L. 5 Robinson Des ‘Moines Minnie Dent Leona Anderson Coueses W. S. Anderson Paul James Nazarens A. F. Standiford Marshall Arage

Relatives Gather for Florida Visit in Miami Hearts

About twenty relatives attend including Mrs. Francis Ballard and her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ballard of Miami. Mrs Ballard, sister of Mrs. Starbuck, visits her sister and brother Clay DeLashmutt. The Opinion joins friends of Starbuck in extending congratulations.

Francis Ballard Lynn Ballard Miami Fla Ballard Starbuck Clay DeLashmutt Miya

Dog tax funds livestock damage in Mill County

Records in the county auditor's office show 1928 livestock losses from dogs amounting to 1198.69 across 192 sheep 12 hogs 2 turkeys and 49 other animals. The dog tax collected funds the domestic animal fund which pays damaged parties, with last year’s damages and dog taxes documented and claims processed twice yearly in July and December.

Milla County County Board of ‘Supervisors

Red Oak Junior Drum Corps Visits Glenwood

The Red Oak Junior Drum Corps, 35 boys aged 6 to 10, visited Glenwood en route to Omaha for the American Legion convention. Their blue uniforms with white stripes, red sweaters, and military caps drew attention, and the group stopped briefly to greet residents in Glenwood, the first capital city west of their Montgomery home.

Glenwood Red Oak American Legion Omaha Coolidge Glen Iwood Montgomery

Hentz drum corps march at square in 1946 parade

Fragmentary account describes a drum corps at a square corner performing selections as Magor Kelley and F. presided, while attendees worried about overpaying for real estate and awaited a visit from the Boyd group. Local figures referenced include J. Nicola, president of the chamber, and Baltimore Sung, with plans to have everyone sing and hear them.

Fihey Hentz Dorpe Squaare Magor Kelley J. Nichola Chamber Estate Baltimore

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City OF John Muffley Little Son I. E. Deacon Grace Stranathan Ma. . Murphy Shenandoah Evelyn Ward F. Ward James H. Miller Creston G. FE. Miller Miller Stone Deep Rock William Krecklow Limon Mra. Ki Goldie Tate Solde Rex Stucker Sioux City Sioux A. J. Hamilton E. Starbuck Hamilton & Matthews the House of Kuppenheimer West Side Glenwood, Iowa Doge Wallings Mills County Tober D. G. Jamison & Co South Side Square Glenwood, Towa
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