Local Church Services and Events Schedule
Sunday services noted with a children’s program and offerings totaling twenty dollars. Next Sunday church reopens at ten with a class, seven o’clock worship, Epworth League at seven, and an eight o’clock preaching service. Erle Daney to give readings and songs for a fifteen to twenty five cent admission benefiting two causes. Church notices include a Sunday school at 9:46, no preaching services, and plans for a Sunday school picnic on June 29. Presbyterian notes list Sunday school at 10, Christian Endeavor at 7, and Missionary Society meeting at 3 with Frances Benton. topic about where missionaries are most needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iittte Foiké
Chuaren
Epworth League
Erle Daney
Erle
Hpworth League Institute
Glenwood
Cathe
Ketaington
George Marsh
H.C. Collins
Patsy Kilmartin
Dan Harvey
Morris Walkley
Presbyterian Church
Weel in Court Review of Estate Cases and Admin Appointments
In the Weel in Court column dated June 14, referees approve a report in the Hadid estate case with $18,007.04 noted as due. administration orders issued and bonds posted. J W Balemet and June 8 Sweeney appointed as administrators for the Palmer and Sweeney estates with bonds of $2,000 and $5,000 respectively. Pontow named administrator of the Pontow estate with $8,000 bond. Receiver case against First National Bank and W L Summers yields two judgments confirmed. bank credits and deductions outlined, tied to park deposits and offset by a promissory reduction. Glenwood Opinion Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Atitek
Fates
Mantis A. Tee
Sake Gouft
J. W. Baletet
Raph Palmer
National Batery Co
New York
First National Sanak Va
W. L. Summers
Park
Glenwood Opinion Tribune
Truck Load of Hogs Overturns When Driver Falls Asleep
A hog truck driven by Mr Good of near Emerson overturned after the driver fell asleep early Monday morning. The Ford truck rolled three times after leaving the highway near Glenwood. Good escaped injury though the vehicle was wrecked and the hogs were knocked about but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Good
Emerson
Burlington Railroad
Glenwood
Subscription contest offers cars and cash prizes
Charles Cox of this place is entered in a monthly subscription contest run by the paper. He seeks reader support to win one of several automobiles or cash prizes to aid his first year in college. Your subscription help would provide a material boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenni Cad Ang
Charles’ Cox
Charles
Card of Thanks to Friends and Masonic Lodge
We express our thanks and appreciation to friends and former neighbors for kindness after the passing of our beloved husband and father. Gratitude also to the Masonic lodge for the services at the grave and to Nellie Matheld and the children during our moments of grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Grava
Mra
Nellie
Matheld
Telephone industry reports steady growth in U S numbers
A Western Union style summary notes rapid expansion in the United States telephone industry. The report cites 17,068,000 telephones in use, 62,596,000 miles of Bell system wire, and over 63,000,000 completed conversations daily. It lists 352,000 Bell employees, including 149,000 men and 211,000 women, across Western Electric, Bell Labs, and affiliated groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewattt
Northwestern Belt Teleptone Company
Atst
Bell Telephone System
Petrod
Dell
Western Electric Company
Ball Telephone Laboratories
Associated Operating
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
National Grange session to be held in Cleveland Ohio
Automobiles from across the country are being arranged to attend the National Grange meeting in Cleveland in November. Large delegations are forming in New England New York and New Jersey with some communities planning neighborhood parties. The Cleveland event is expected to surpass previous attendances and rival Boston 1920 when about 15000 members attended and around 10000 received the Seventh Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Cleveland
Ohio
New England
New York
New Jersey
Boston
Coolidge
Grange
Farm Bureau Launches Mutual Auto Insurance for Iowa Farmers
Des Moines June 28 Farm Bureau announces a statewide Farmers Mutual Auto Insurance service to provide insurance at cost for farmers. The new department will appoint agents in each county and handle liability property damage fire and theft through the State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance company of Bloomington. Plans were refined at a recent meeting with farm leaders from across Iowa and follow two years of committee work to extend the cooperative system used in neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Mutual Insurance Service
Des Moines
Bpscial
Farmers Mutual
Yowa Farm Bureau Federation
State Farm Bureau
Iowa
Stata Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company
Bloomington
Tilslong Maes
Ylingle
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
South Dakota
Missouri
Fennessee
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa Palm Bureau
Tederstton
Shade and Water Bex Yields in Rusamer Discussed
Fragmentary text notes shade water yields in Rusamer and growth of young chivks, with references to Ste Ro and AgoaWaS. Mentions cheapest food and clean supplies, plus a note on denial of something unspecified.
Bread weight law and packaging standards described
The Department of Agriculture enforces bread weights and wrapper labeling. Standard loaf weights include one pound and smaller fractions. all bread must be wrapped and labeled with the manufacturer's name, address, and weight. The law bans underweight or misrepresented loaves and requires conspicuous printing on wrappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowka Department of Agriculturs
Farewell for Parker Family From Malvern
About forty friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Fred Farquhar home Tuesday evening to bid farewell to the Parker family who will move to Tabor on July first where Parker will manage the Malvern Cold Storage Co produce station. Friends regret their departure but wish them well in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humber
Parker
Fred Farquhar
Tabor
Malvern Cold Storage Co
Heavy June Crop Narrows Iowa Fruit Prospects
Des Moines Iowa June 22 It would seem that Iowa will not produce as heavy a fruit crop this year as it might The so called June drop has been very heavy due probably to April freezes says R S Herrick secretary of the Iowa Horticultural Society in a report to the Iowa Department of Agriculture noting crop prospects and likely smaller fruit yields due to June drop and prior weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Herrick
Iowa Horticultural Society
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Ames Abe Says Confessing Talk Reveals Haste in Judgment
A reminiscence on boastful talk precedes a note about two Missouri bandits each receiving forty-five year sentences after a robbery. The Detroit Free Press quotes a remark on bootleggers paying income tax to fund future military efforts, as cited by the Urbana Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Detroit Free Press
Ai Arsonthern
Urbana Democrat
Earl Rebbitt to Fly Here From New York
Mrs. Chas Robbins received a letter from her son Earl dated June 19 in Massachusetts saying he would fly to Washington D C from Massachusetts and then to New York. He plans to stop at Detroit Chicago Davenport and town City on the way to Malvern, aiming to land here around June 26 or 27. If no suitable field is found he will fly to Omaha and return to Malvern by train for a visit with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Robbins
Earl
Massachusetts
Jne
Washington, D. C
New York
Malvern
Detroit
Chicago
Davenport
Town City
Juhe
Gimaha
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Methorise Tiptecopel
Charen
Mem
Star Cleaners
DYERS
Jnapectores
Ohig Journal
Lange
Ohi
Parker Family
Ames Abe
Earl Rebbitd
Goren Tettan Legion
Musie
Blutts Ramblers
Silver City ‘Opera House
PEARL
Selvage
Malvern, Lows
Ian Fade
Kidskins
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