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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
1
Glenwood residents and visitors figure in a long list of social notes and transfers. strings of trips include Miss Myrtle Anderson in Red Oak and A. P. Lemonds in Mills County. Community events span a chautauqua, church services, and local business notes with a push for grain aid and chiropractic health promotion.
For Sale Grapes and seeds rye plus alfalfa and timothy. Rentals for schoolgirls and rooming house requests. Household goods, wood, watermelons and musk melons one mile north of city. Rummage sale at Armory September 1-3. Market day to benefit junk and second hand furniture sales. Duroc spring shoats and Spot ted Poland China spring boats offered. Listings include contact numbers and local addresses in Glenwood Iowa.
A cohort of local visits and marriages ties Glenwood to Malvern Hastings and Cushing Okla. Karl M Carr wed Mary W Seaton at the Seaton home on August 24, while the couple plan to work near West Oak church. J A Campbell, formerly Glenwood merchant now in Hastings, greeted friends in Glenwood. Ed Pearce and children returned to Cushing after visiting the Colberts with Mrs Pearce a sister of Mr Colbert. Mrs Hutchings celebrated again this week after a May event. Seeger’s brother Alfred remains ill in Guthrie after a stroke. A Seeger returned from that visit. A Robinson auto mishap near Stuart injures Mrs Robinson lightly while Scott escapes unharmed. The region notes upcoming Iowa school laws adding citizenship instruction and constitutional study in all schools. Church notices list services at 7:30 p m and 8 p m with Rev John Knickman visiting. Sunday school at 9:45 or 10 a m depending on service.
Christian church services will resume Sunday with Rev. Thompson returning this week from a vacation in Greene County Iowa. Pleasant Ridge Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Preaching is scheduled for 2 p.m.
Baptist Bible school at 9 45 a m morning worship and sermon at 11 theme Enjoying Christianity large audience last Sunday congregational Sunday school 9 45 a m morning worship 11 The Gall of the West Union open air meeting 8 p m on Court House front weather permitting Sunday evening in Methodist church. Des Moines conference of the Methodist church to hold its sixty second annual session at Red Oak beginning September 14 with Bishop Stuntz presiding. Conference includes 325 ministers and 270 charges with lay session for one layman per charge. All pledges to Centenary fund and local church budget due. Every member canvass for next year budget to be held in one week.
Sunday September 4 notes regular services next Sunday morning with the pastor preaching. Epworth League led by Miss Edna Williams, a conference deaconess visiting Glenwood. Union services set at Court House yard 8 p m likely final meeting of season.
Light's Mail Order House in Birmingham Alabama advertises a sewing machine attachment for hemstitching and picoting priced at two dollars with payment by personal check. They seek men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for guaranteed hosiery from International Stocking Mills offering 75 cents per hour spare time or 36 dollars weekly full time. no experience needed.
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