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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

Page

5

County Sues Over $80,000 Drainage Project Costs

Mills County pursues $80,000 claim against Woods Brothers Construction for Missouri River retard project in Wan Tas ef Hoss70 district. Taxpayers allege engineering faults offset by bonds totaling $71,608. district spans 17,054 acres with individual taxes ranging from 20 cents to $19.13 per acre, payable over ten years.

Pernicssim Memport Haver Wooxden Brothers Construction “Company Lincoln Nebr Mills County Waas Board’ of Supervisors Woods Brothers Missouri River Plattemouth Woods Construction Company J. H. DiVail Walter Coffer G. N. Graves Howard Morrow John Schroeder Otis Charles Kroon H. C Cook & Cook Tinley Bitchell Ross Mitchell Yiver

Dedication of Malvern Memorial Hall Big Event

Tuesday marked the dedication of the new $50 000 memorial building at Malvern. Legionaries from the city and county attended as the 40 and 8 staged an outdoor fete following the program. A sumptuous banquet was served at 6 30.

Malvern

County Board Censored for Their False Economy

State checkers criticized the county board for financial restraint that harmed services. Officials faced questions over budget cuts and misaligned priorities. The report notes disputed savings and calls for clearer accounting. Local leaders defend measures as necessary due to revenue shortfalls.

Walter S Brown dies at home in Mills County

Walter S Brown 55 died Wednesday after a three week illness at his southwest city home. A longtime public servant he held county recorder from 1901 to 1905 and clerk of the courts for ten years, later working as bookkeeper at Hamilton Matthews. He leaves a widow daughter and siblings. funeral Friday at First Baptist with I O O F rites at Glenwood Cemetery.

W. 8. Brown Mrr. Brown Walter S. “Brown Mills County S. M. Criswell Hamillton & Matthews Livia Brother Ihut Knights of Pythias Fudge I. C. 01 F Miary Brown Miasex Hattie Nellie Mary Harold Cook Cedar Falls First Baptist Church Glenwood

Postal Employees Meeting at Hastings Monday Eve

The Welfare Council of Mills county postal workers met at Hastings Monday evening. Glenwood postal employees attended in large numbers with Postmaster Rhoades presiding and handling four questions raised, demonstrating strong knowledge of postal rules.

Hastings Welfare Council Uncle Sam Mills County Glenwood Rhoades

Glenwood Woman's Club Opens Year With Reception

The Glenwood Woman's Club starts its year with an opening reception at the club rooms on Monday September 21 at 2 30 p m The meeting includes reports from the Iowa Federation club meeting in Des Moines last May and the three departments begin their work for the year Members are urged to pay dues and attend in strong numbers Clarence Butcher will be away two weeks and Gerald Fickels is substituting as his replacement.

Glenwood Women’s Club Iowa Federation Club Des Moines

Malvern's Liberty Memorial Building Dedicated by Legion

Malvern hosts dedication of the Liberty Memorial Building with Mayor Winfield presenting to the American Legion post led by Bruce Boehner. Ben Webster delivers the principal address as 300 join in banquet, play, and 40 and 8 initiation. The building, 70 by 110 feet, includes post office space, council rooms, and a 800-seat auditorium, costing about 50,000 dollars with 20,000 raised by bonds and 20,000 by sale of a block and rent.

Liberty ‘Memorial Malvern Bruce Boehner Harry Hammons Ipost American ‘Legion Wilkens Winfield Legion W.D. Slothower Im E. Fritz Building ‘Association F. R. Chantry Mira M. L.hiett Civic Mrs Mildred Iowa Farm Bureau and Women’s Improvement Club Farm ‘Bureau Women’s Club Legion Quarters Abock

Annual Southwest Iowa Baptist Meeting in Emerson

The sixty second annual Southwest Iowa Baptist avunculation meets in Emerson on September 23 to 25. Rev Staples of Hamburg speaks on the needs and possibilities, Rev Wilkins of Malvern delivers the sermon, and President Million of Des Moines University appears Friday night. Bible history lectures by Dr Howland Haneson are scheduled, with banquets for men and women and a Y P A program. Hospital news notes Rev E B Goodrich to Omaha for treatment and Ward autamination prompting a forthcoming operation.

Southwest Iowa Baptist Avunciation Emerson J. C. ‘Staples Glenwood Hamburg J. E. Wilkins Malvern Wayne D. Choate Henry ‘Peterson Council Bluffs Mra. H Emerson People

Livestock and Field Day at Robbins Farm

The L. L. Robbins farm five miles north of Hastings in Anderson township hosts a livestock and field day on Wednesday September 22. Dr K W Stouder presents a thorough talk on livestock diseases focusing on swine with a preventive management plan. Prof C W McDonald leads sow selection demonstrations, offering practical points for farmers during the day.

L. L. Robbins Hastings Anderson Township K. W. Stouder Milla County Mills County C. W. McDonald Animal Husbandry Department

Students Depart for Colleges from Local Community

A near complete list shows many youths from the community attending colleges and universities this year. Institutions include Iowa City State University Norville Davis and Thomas Gilleard, Des Moines University Burkett Herrick, Edwin Myers, and more across Drake University, Grinnell College, Simpson College, and others with numerous named students.

Lowa City State University Norville Davis Thomas Gilleard Orville Hathway Harry Haney Leon Scott Edwin Plimpton Des Moines University Burkett Boyles Business College Glen Evans Nebraska University Medical College Omaha James Donelan Cedar Falls Nownal College Fayetta Wright Mae Dunn Indianola Simpson College Genevieva Humphrey Eula Kiser Lamoni Graceland College Gene'athy Barber

Silver City Schools Hays Heavy Enrollment Report

Silver City public schools show large enrollment with a banner year. High school has sixty-one students seven girls and thirty-one boys, senior class sixteen with eight or more girls. Notable rise due to countryside pupils, including a freshmen class of twenty one.

Silver City Setor

Bootlegger and murder case highlighted in Hastings court

Bertha Mathews 23 of Hastings found guilty of assault in a family quarrel case involving a shooting at her father and received 30 days in the county jail. Separately Charles Miller, convicted of bootlegging, drew a six month county jail sentence. The term also covered the jury selection for C R Warren vs Town Service Co with multiple names drawn.

Bertha Mathews Hastings Wheeler Charles Miller C.R. Warren Town Service Co John Hopp Ray Smith Edward ‘Mendel E. A.'Cahill Fred Gradle L. E. Brammer C. EB. Lemonds Robert Davis J. ¥. Wailing Alta Hathawey Mary Dean Misinie’ Bier

Damages, Divorces, and Injunctions Reported in Local Court

Court actions include Warren vs. Warren dispute over $5000 damages from a Warren farm transmission line, resulting in $2500 verdict. Mary E. Miller vs. G. B. Miller settlement with $5000 cash and property relinquishment. Injunctions restrain Earl Sandiland and Hammock liquor-related activities. several judgments awarded, totaling multiple small sums plus costs.

Noy Warren Farm Plattsmouth Ferry Malvern Warren Mary E. Miller G. B. Miller Center Township Glenwood Earl Sandiland Sandiland John Mary Hammock GillMand Wheeler Barnet Joffe Mulholland Co A.beatus M. L. Hiett Western Auto Specialty Co H. F. Kahl United States Rubber Co R. i M. Schuh

Van F Barnes's Mother Dies in Omaha Hospital

The mother of Dr. Van F. Barnes of this city died Monday at an Omaha hospital after a brief illness. Dr. Barnes was with her at the time of death. The body was taken to Auburn, Nebraska, for funeral services held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. V. McCoy of Anita arrived Wednesday and will visit until Sunday with friends in this city.

A. B. Walling C. E. Jones el Paso Texas Billie Mias Mable Council Bluffs Albert State University At Lincoln M. Hh, McShane Rushville Nebr Frank Bromley Omaha Thomas Clune Meadames McShane Clune Bromley Walling van F. Barnes Barnes Auburn V. ©. McCoy Anita

Tennis cups honored at Glenwood tamquet meeting

About forty attendees, including men and women, witnessed awards for singles and doubles in the recent tennis tournament. A plan to form a Glenwood recreational sports club was approved, aiming to promote indoor winter sports and prepare for next year’s outdoor season. Officers named include President A. M. Cleveland, Vice President H. A. French, Secretary Gerald Fickel, and Treasurer W. C. Rathke, with an executive committee to include J. A. Hollingshead and Lloyd H. Spencer.

Hi. A. Brench Uoyd H. Spencer Alnglen Fred Kelley Amgies A. M. Cleveland Richard Stivers French Glenwood Nna A. I M. Cleveland H. A. French Gerald Fickel W. C. Rathke J. A. Hollingshead Lloyd H. Spencer

Glenwood plans golf course amid Armory use talks

Baan and officers of the Epworth League executive committee will explore using the armory for winter activities and to run a membership drive. A Glenwood golf course is favored for next year with land near the lake park suggested as ideal. Leaders show strong local interest and aim to keep costs low so all may play.

Glenwood

County Superintendent’s Rural School Notes

Preliminary teacher reports praise school houses as good or better, while some boards are criticized for only sweeping rooms before opening. Several boards ordered library books this fall and each township selected a teacher leader at the first study center, with names listed for Glenwood Desda Evans through Anderson Nanette Briley.

Glenwood Desda Evans Platteville Anna Penn Rawtes Kathleen Kier Center Fern Linville Deer Crees Jessie Grason Jundian Creek Dorothy Vestal Ingraham Fern Alexander Lyons Dorothy Jackson Oak St. Mary’s B. E. Hamilton Silver Creek Juez Landis White Cloud Margaret Buttman Anderson Nanette Briley

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Mleadet Peovomaat Diktitet Cldte Woods . Bros Bhetriet Malvern Memorial Hall Sat Mitatvicne Walter S. Brown Beeld Gaptial Church Glenwood Woman's Club Clarence Butcher Rier Gerald Fickels Malvern’s New Liberty Memorial Building Boyer E. B. Goodrich Methodist Hospital Ward Robbins Farm Nebraska University At Iowa State University Anes College Louise Dashner, Grace Heidbreder Silver City Schools Warren Geta
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