Pannig Tournament Ends With Dinner and Awards
The focal befihia tournament wrapped with finals in doubles and consolation rounds. Gerald Fickel beat James P. Donotan for consolation singles. Stivers and Hathaway upset Kelley and French in doubles semifinals, while Cleveland and Standiford defeated Stivers and Hathaway in the finals. Awards go to Fred Kelley, A. M. Cleveland, Gerald Fickel, Cate Standiford, Richard Stivers, and Orville Hathaway, with cups for the doubles winners. A dinner at Huebner's Cafe Friday evening will present the prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Fickel
James P. Donotan
Stivers and
Hathaway
Elminating Kelley
French
Cleveland
Standiford
Stivert
Hatha- Peglischnik
Fred Kelley
Evangelist C A Gunder Dies in Boston Mass
Claud A Gunder who led Union Tabernacle meetings in 1916 died of liver cancer in Boston on August 14 aged 52. Once a sales manager turned temperance lecturer, he later evangelized, preached in Glenwood, served as Congregational minister, and for the last years was Massachusetts state organizer for the Klan. His body was sent to Marion Indiana for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud. A. Gunder
Union Tabernacle
Boston
Glenwood
Massachusetts
Klan
Marion
Ind
Lectures on Bible Themes At Local Churches
Evangelist H Christensen and associates conduct Bible prophecy lectures in a tent and at the Seventh Day Adventist church. Sunday topics include Capital and Labor and The World on Pilgrimage to Rome with Revelations themes. Congregational Church outlines Christian Advancement with lessons on First Requisites to Advancement. Church school 9 45. Pastor F C Gonzales notes no evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ‘Christensen
Love Conference
Seventh Day Adventists
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Rone
Congregational Church
Jesus
F.C. Gonzales
Eastern Star Regular Meeting Announcement
The regular meeting of the Eastern Star chapter will be held Tuesday evening with a social hour and refreshments. Much news has been crowded out of our columns this week due to lack of space, and space cannot be extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8
Birthday Surprise at Mineola Home
A Mineola birthday gathering surprised Mrs. Fred Scheel on Sunday. About 11 o clock four cars with relatives arrived bearing baskets as September 9 is her birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Springer and their children William Dorothy Alfred and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scheel
Mineola
Mrs. Scheel
William Springer
William
Dorothy
Alfred
Community families attend Mineola Glenwood service
Myrtle of Ooneha and many residents including Scheel Knight and Mable Edna join M. John’s Episcopal Church in Glenwood for a Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. Rev Titus Weeks of Tabor College will conduct. George Mogridge, Warden, welcomes all. A prior Elmwood Park picnic hosted about twenty young ladies from a local Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Ooneha
Kates
Clifford
Mable
Edna
Glenwood
Henry Scheel
Vera
Harland
Martha
Mineola
Harry Scheel
Walter Knight
M. John's Episcopal Church
Leroy ‘Titus Weeks
Tabor College
George Mogridge
Elmwood Park
Omaha
Christian Sunday
Thin City
Death for One Jail for Other Colored Boys
Two young Colored boys, Ted Mitchell age 18 and William Henderson age 16, wander from Kansas City to Council Bluffs. Mitchell is killed by a moving freight train near Burlington yards while Henderson is sent to face charges for stealing a Ford scupe in Glenwood. Henderson claims Mitchell died after a journal box strike as they rode the rails. The body of Mitchell is sent to Iowa City for dissection and burial as relatives remain unreachable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Mitchell
Medical College
Iowa City
William Henderson
Henderson
Salina
Kansas
Mitchell
Kansas City
St. Joe
Council Bluffs
Z. Phillipps
Union Pacific
Glenwood
Lower Vine Street
George Scott
Scott
Henderson Lad
Devout Mrs Downing Remembered Across Counties
The article recalls the life of Mrs. Downing who united with the Methodist Episcopal church in youth and lived a devout Christian life. She and C. W. Downing married in 1872 and had a son James E. Downing and daughter Mrs. Kira Knmple of Glenwood. The couple celebrated their golden anniversary about three years earlier. They moved from Beaver City, Nebraska in 1873 to Mills County, Iowa in 1983, and her selfless acts and care for others left a lasting impact on multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Downing
James E. Downing
Kira Knmple
Glenwood
Downing
Beaver City
Nebr
Mills County
Iowa
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Mills County Iowa
On December 4, 1922 the center ten acres of the SE NE quarter of section 21 township 71 range 48 Lyons Township Mills County was sold for taxes to Clyde Hummers. The certificate of sale is assigned to J. P. Applegate, owner of certificate of purchase, and the 90 day redemption period begins after service of this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Wilson
Anna Wilson
Mills County
Iowa
Lyons Township
Clyde Hummers
J. P. Applegate
Plainview Community Club at Rodman Home Wins
About fifty members met at Lew is Redman’s home north of Glenwood last Friday for a business session and program of numbers and talks. Edwin McGary presided as plans were shared for the October meeting at Frank DuVal’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsview
Frank Duval
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Edwin McGary
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Pikes Peak
J. W. Mickelwaite
Sterling
Colo
Harold Stranathan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Souvenirs From Shenandoah Wreck Show Local Ties
Dr and Mrs F M Shriver share keepsakes from the Shenandoah disaster near Cambridge Ohio Pieces include siding from the control car bullet proof glass cabin cloth and gas bag material A wooden key and a gavel handle were sent to the Rotary club in Cambridge to mark the occasion Fourteen officers died when the dirigible broke apart in a wind storm last Thursday morning and the wreck scattered over ten miles near the wreck site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Shriver
U. S. Navy
Ohio
Rotary Club
Cambridge
Young Woman Faces Murder Charge In Court
In a court session Judge Wheeler accepted a guilty plea and sentenced the defendant to one year at hard labor in the state penitentiary at Ft. Madison. The defendant requested to be sent to relatives in Ft. Madison, and was directed there. A separate jury trial resulted in Genung and Genung winning $464.99 in a settlement against Cephas Mustard. The jury panel included R. W. Casebolt, Andy Ep person, John Hasselquist, Claude L. May, C. GC. Knight, E. A. Cahill, Ray Smith, Harry Maddocks, H. J. Widows, C. E. Lemonds and Fay Wright. A flood damages case Ed Johnson vs. G. B & Q. R. R. Co. was halted after a waiver to damages tied to a prior land owner, with possible appeal to the supreme court. The grand jury, after four days, returned fourteen indictments, withholding three names. Indicted parties include Charles Radford and John Hammack for manufacturing liquor, Bert Baker and Jack Brenning for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, Earl Sand itland for maintaining a liquor nuisance, James Rivers for assault with a deadly weapon, Bertha Mathews for intent to murder, and Harry Peckinpaugh for assault. Two unnamed wife deserters and a bigamist were held for custody. Judgments awarded this term include Asmer Bradley Co. v M. L. Hiett for 128.88 plus costs, Hawkeye Tire v J. O. Hathaway for 1,771.81 plus costs, and Hawkeye Tire and Rubber Co. v H. A. Galli- (text cuts off)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Johnson
Pony Creek
Pacific Junction
Wheeler
Johnson
Supreme Court
Charles Radford
John Hammack
Bert Baker
Jack Brenning
Sanditland
Indian Creek Township
James Rivers
Bertha Mathews
Harry Peckinpaugh
Death of Mrs C W Downing in Pariste Junction area
Mrs. C W Downing, aged resident of this city, died at her son's home north of Pariste Junction after months of illness. Her husband is critically ill at the same home. Daughter Mrs Eva Lee of this city aids in care. Funeral at the home Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J H Freedline. Cornelia Frances Allender was born January 18 1856 at Mt Pleasant Iowa and died near Glenwood in September 1925. On September 25,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Jane Webb
G. W. Webb
Knoxville
Iowa
Glenwood
J. W. Morgan
D. 5
Thompson
Helen ‘Mayberry
Carmen Auttekruse
Miss May Dunn
Adelaide Kier
Bernice
McClary
Gentride Flion
Florence Pace
C. W. Downing
James
Pariste Junction
Eva Lee
Cornelia Frances Allender
Mt. Pleasant
Committee Chosen Forward Ames Scholarship
Miss Mary Rathke Jilenawood J W Carter Glenwood and T W Gilder Malvern have been asked to serve on a local committee to select a county youth for a 110 dollar Town state college Ames scholarship in agriculture. The award is one of 99 funded by organizations and businessmen. Eligible applicants are farm boys who have finished high school or are 17 and have completed eighth grade. Applications must be in writing with 250 to 1000 words covering name and address, request, and special reasons showing interest in agriculture and plans to pursue it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tows
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Colege
Mary Rathke
Gilenawood
J. W. Carter
Glenwood
T. W. Gidler
Malvern
Town State College
Diversions and Damages Court Docket Adds Divorces
Civil actions list several claims with amounts and costs including W A Benscoter against D M for 29.93, Miller for 163.87, Kier and Son versus F Trimmer for 683.48, W F Myera against Maud Beard for 150, Carl Buch against Charles Hodges for 118.45, and F Harlan against W E Lacey for 54.55 plus varied costs. One divorce granted this term: Pearl Giels of Silver City versus Oscar Giels for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Benscoter
D. M
Miller
Kier and Son
F. Trimmer
W. F.myera
Maud Beard
Carl Buch
Charles Hodges
F. Harlan
W. E. Lacey
Pearl Giels
Silver City
Oscar Giels
Resident Hoyt, 1846-?, Dies. Longtime Mills County Resident
Homer Emory Hoyt, born March 28 1846 in Greenbush Illinois, lived in Mills County since 1861 with movements to St Louis Monmouth Attica and North Grove before moving to Glenwood seven years ago. He was survived by 16 sisters nine nephews seven nieces and a brother. Hoyt valued friendships and outdoor labor, living a quiet life until his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fleming
North Grove
Paul Richardson
Homer Emory Hoyt
Homer Collins Hoyt
Greenbush, Ill
Mills County
Hastings
St. Louis
Monmouth, Ill
Attica
Emory Hoyt
Glenwood
Robert Stroud
Lois Roberts
Notice of Fuel Setting for Mills County Coal Bids
Sealed bids will be received until 12 oclock noon Monday September 14 1925 at the office of the County Auditor Mills County to furnish four cars of Titines Colorado or Eastern Kentucky coal One car to be delivered on or about October 1 1925 at Balfour Iowa One car to Glenwood Iowa on or about October 16 1925 Two cars to Glenwood Iowa on or about January 15 1926
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Titines
Colorado
Kentucky
Balfour
Towa
Glenwood
PAY DAILY DISTRIBUTION PLAN BACKED BY LARGE COMPANY
An offer to receive daily pay while distributing 150 essential goods to established users including extracts soaps and foods. Backing comes from the world’s largest company with an enterprise plan. Address J. R. Watkins Co. Dept 1-9 Winona Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Broader houses and farm complex for sale
Farm property listing describes a broad farm with a barn a large poultry house 12 by 72 feet glass front orchard and vineyard. Total price eight thousand eight hundred dollars with two thousand eight dollars cash payment option. Includes potential for expansion and diversified crops.
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Evangelist C. A. Gunder
Boston, Mass
Junction Varda
Plainview Community Club
Rodman
Shenandoah Wreck
Asmer Bradley Co
M. L. Hiett
Hawkeye Tire
J. O. Hathaway
Hawkeye Tire and Rubber Co
Sen Thi
United States
Bueh Motor Co. Co
Dall Fine Shoe
Woodruff
Mickelwall
Eoner Square
Gale
Wendell E. Lambert
Mona
H. E. Evans
J. P. Taylor
Jeawood
Dashner
Thurman
Joe Buckingham
T. C. Eller
Floyd Evans
Dowling
Florida
Champaign
Indis
W. C. Timmons
Herndons Cafe
J. A. Faorler
George Hall
Orley Altekruse
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
A. A
W.H
Hamburg
Omar
Baker’s Store
Kier & Son
North Side Square
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