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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

5

Kenneth H. Hixson 20 Dies in Fremont Hospital

Kenneth Hixson, born Glenwood May 31 1905, died October 17 1925 at Fremont Neb hospital aged 20 4 17. He lived in Glenwood area most of life and attended Glenwood Schools as part of this year’s senior class. Funeral Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Thompson with music by Mrs Kemp and Mrs Altekrune and Mae Linville piano. Pallbearers listed. burial in Enwood cemetery. (Continued on Page 8)

Kenneth. Histon Mir We Hixson Glenwood Fremont Nebra Kenneth Aroun Glenwood Rev. Thompson The Christian Church iMirs F. W. Kemp Orley Altekrune Mins Mae Linville A.E. Copeland L. Coin Sam Norkus A. EB. Reynolde

Woodmen of World Plan Excursion Trip South

The Woodmen of the World in Omaha announce a 35th anniversary excursion to southern points. Depart Omaha November 7 at 6 p m returning November 13 at the same time with stops in Kansas City St Louis Memphis Cattle Rock New Orleans Houston Galveston and Hot Springs aboard Missouri Pacific. Round trip fare 48 97 for a standard guyman meals buffet style at cost by Armours Paxton Gallaher and Loose Wiles Biscuit Co all in Omaha. No children under 16 without parent or guardian. Reservations already for thirteen train loads. Glenwood arrangements through the chamber of commerce.

Woodmen of the World Omaha Kansas City St. Louia Memphis Cattle Rock New Orleans Houston Galveston Hot Springs Armours, Paxton-Gallagher Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company Missouri Pacific

Miss Wartra Jens Marries in Pretty City Wedding

The ceremony took place at the home of Mrs. Henrietta Jens in the afternoon with Rev. D S Thompson officiating. The bride Miss Wartra Jens wore a silver beaded gown and corsage bouquet. Attendants included Marion Ramsey of Kansas City as maid of honor. After the ceremony, the couple left for Kansas City to reside in furnished apartments. The groom, a Kansas University graduate, is a junior at Kansas City Law College and employed by Barnsdall Refining Company.

Mra Henrietta Jens Georgette Wrother Marion Ramsey Kansas City D.S. Thompson Ping Vonly Fontenelle Risive Kan‘sas City Des Moines Kansas University Lawrence Kansas City Law. College Iris Shrine Lana Kansas Acnetp Fraternity Phi Alpha Delta Barnsde!] Refining Company Kendall-Lyon Glenwood Dorothy Lyon Paul Kendall Great ” Bend Gatoher Bkeh School Auto Lincoln Nebr Great Bend Kanées Allison Kendal Washington Paul Kendall A. E. Jarvis Congregational Church Elva McMullen Josephine Russell

Prominent Young People Married at Mineola

On October 14 at 2 30 oclock Miss Martha Scheneral of Council Bluffs and Henry Techan of Mineola wed at Mineola Lutheran Church. Rev C C Biermann officiated the double ring ceremony with attendants Misses Ella and Amy Techap and groomsmen Alvin Fox and John Fischer. The bride wore white satin crepe with lace and carried white roses. veil held by orange blossoms. After the ceremony guests were entertained at the Techan home. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm two miles west of Mineola.

Martha Scheneral Council Blaffa Henry Techan Mineola Amy Techap Alvin Fox John Fischer Httle Audrey Tech&n Meeker Council “Bluffs

Glenwood School Nurse Addresses Tabor PTA

Mass Hannah Scott, Glenwood School nurse, spoke to the Tabor Parent-Teachers Association last Friday about contagious diseases of childhood and prevention, offering an address on the topic.

Mass Hannah Scott Glenwood Tebor Parent-Teachers’ Association Aniddress

Corn Crop Financing and Warehousing Proposals Discussed

Bank president D P Hogan announced 8 percent loans for corn farmers routed through Agricultural Credit corporations. Iowa Farm Loan Association to organize Iowa Intermediate Credit to aid storage and better prices, Nebraska ineligible due to no warehouse act. Des Moines meeting on grain handling to boost shipments to eastern centers. Midwest advisory board reports shipping needs across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin.

Ing D. P. Hogan Bank Omaha Bank Towa Farm Jowa- Intermediate Credit Corporation Heart Gribben Own Farm Loan Jowa Nebraska Nebraska Co-operative Market Association Towa Midwest Regional Advisory Board Des Moines Iowa Sths

D A R Members Entertained at Carter Home

Members of the D A R were entertained at the J W Carter home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Carter was assisted by Mrs A S Workman. The program centered on a Wright group of poems by Lew Sarpetta and Nell Boxart, with readings by Mary Rathke.

J. W. Carter

Glenwood Hich Victorious Over Randolph Friday

Glenwood defeated Randolph 20 to 0 after an 88 yard kickoff return by Stivers and a third quarter touchdown. The lineup featured Meadows at back and Keefer briefly substituted by Boyer, with modest notes on Randolph’s two standout players and overall weight advantage.

Glenwood Hich Randolph Hamilton Glenwood Centar H.—Stivers F. B.—Meadows R.t.—Hatcher Meadows Alun Boyer Keefer Randoph Genwood Stivers R. E. Sear Elliott

Eastern Star Chapter Social Evening

The Eastern Star Chapter enjoyed a social evening after its regular session with Mrs W Rathke at the piano. Ghosts summoned victims to the witch's lair for reading past and foretelling the future. A Halloween luncheon followed, hosted by the social committee led by Mrs Jennia McChuskey, with witches and black cats decorations. Shenandoah Chapter invited to visit November 17.

W. Rathke Plano Jennia McChuskey Mary Rathke Lobel Shenandoah

Noted Rural Schools Post Solid Attendance and PTAs Form

Pacific City school reports 37 students with no tardies this fall, a solid record. Books are purchased or ordered for Rawles township, McClain, Silver Creek, Williams, Plainview, and Fairview schools. Barbee and Silver schools formed a Parent-Teachers' Association Monday night with Leslie Richardson as president, Louie Jeng as vice president, and D T Moses as secretary treasurer.PGPG

Pacific City Rawles Township McClain Alu Silver Creek Williams Plainview Fairviow Barbee Silver Parent-Teachers’ Association Leslie Richardson Louie Jeng D, TH. ‘Moses Parent-Teachers' Associaton Par‘ Etta

Pythian Temple Assn to Meet Tuesday Afternoon

Regular meetings of the Pythian Temple association will be held at 3 oclock next Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday evening the association will hold a masquerade party in the hall at 8 oclock. All members invited to mark and attend. Christmas Daily Opinion office.

Pha The Pythian Temple Association Oulock At & Velock

Glenwood Dadies Attend Club Meeting at Woodbine

Two automobiles bearing Glenwood dacks delegates of the local Woman's club by the ninth Gietrich convention at Woodbine left early Wednesday morning. Those going from there to attend meetings on Wednesday and Thursday included Mrs. Homer Daniel, Floyd McCluskey, F. Hil, F. E. L. Hester, J. O. Mickelpratt, Miss Nell Bopatt, Miss Mary Rothke, and Mrs. Frederick Fischer of Shenandoah. Fischer spoke Wednesday and Miss Marty Rothke gave an address Thursday.

Glenwood Dacks Woman's Club Gietrich Woodbine Meadames Homer Daniel Floyd McCluskey Ow. F. Hil F. E. L. Hester J. O. Mickelpratt Nell Bopatt Mary Rothke Frederick Fischer Shenandoah Hfrs Fischer Marty Rothke

Glenwood Woman's Club hears travel talk from Mrs Hill

The Glenwood Woman's Club October meeting filled the room with members and guests. Mrs Floyd McCluskey presided as lists of representatives to the ninth district Federated Clubs convention were announced. Mrs Hill described her trip to China with vivid tales and artifacts. A basket exhibit by Miss Bogart and Mrs Mickelwus was well received. Next general meeting is November 0 with Mrs Williams as chairman.

Glenwood Woman's Floyd MccCluckey Thore Federated Womar Woodbine T Hursday Doles Edwin’? Carter J. C. Mickelwell W.F. Will Ralph Vinton If. M. McCluskey Williams A. J. Howe C. E. Dean A. L. Wolf F. A Nichols F. A. Sullivan W. F. Hilll China Hill

Parent Teachers Showing Much Interest in Work

The Eswes Pleasant Ridge Parents Teachers association held its second meeting with strong community interest. Glenwood School Superintendent Spencer spoke. Estes and Pleasant Ridge schools will broadcast from Henry Field station in Shenandoah on October 24. Walnut Grove PTA begins its second year with two successful meetings. officers include President Mrs Chester Shannon and Treasurer Jean Reafling.

Eswes J. L. Clowers Golious Neafling Tressurer Jean Reafling

Waltonians Host Wild Duck Dinner at Monthly Meet

Loyal members of the Walton league enjoyed a wild duck and goose dinner with trimmings at their regular monthly gathering last Friday. Merritt Mennenhall and John Johnson are credited with providing the game. The next dinner is planned for Tuesday, November 1. Phone in news items to The Opinion.

Leak Walton League Euenue Merritt Mennenhall John Johnson Pesday

Former Young People of This City Are Married

Out of town weddings feature Glenwood residents as former local youths wed in ceremonies across several towns. Early couples from this city reconnect with family and friends, marking a community gathering moment while celebrations span multiple dates and venues.

Glenwood

Glenwood brides listed in October weddings

The notice covers Pauline Chey of Omaha and Dorothy Lyon of Glenwood as brides in October weddings. Pauline Chey wed a Mr Carson, with relatives in Glenwood and Aukrora, while Dorothy Lyon married Paul Kendall at Great Bend Kansas. The report includes ceremony details and a preview of upcoming celebrations in Glenwood and nearby towns.

Chiefgoan Pauline Chey Omaha Dorothy Yount Kangan Harry" Carson

Malvern Couple Celebrate Wedding Anniversary

An Emerson area celebration honored Mr and Mrs John T Barns for their forty ninth wedding anniversary. Their son Clarence and wife, plus relatives from Carson Oakland and Carson joined the couple at the Malvern home. The Barns married October 11 1871 in Burlington Iowa and later moved to Emerson and then California.

Mira Claude F. ‘Barns Emerson John T. Barns Long Beach California Clarence Charles Kettelwell Fannie Barns Carson Mix James Bolton Oakland Caude Barns Barns Burlington Iowa Emerson and Siore Haris Califury Nia Malvern

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