County Picnic Draws 6000 At Glenwood Grounds
A warm August day drew 6,000 to Mills County Farm Bureau picnic with 1,600 autos parked north of the grounds. Food sales topped 600, 45 gallons of ice cream, 1,500 ice cream bones and 15 cases of peaches. North Side beat South Side 10 to 4 in baseball. Arterburn and Merritt won the horseshoe event. children enjoyed races with many participants and cheerful crowds throughout.
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Cross Road
Glenwood
Claude Wilson
Joy Parker
Cres
John Arterburn
George “Merritt
Scott
Peta Arterburn
Créta
Nole
Sunday School Picnic Draws Methodist Children
The Methodist Sunday school children held their annual picnic Tuesday in the C. W. Boles timber, near the Farm Bureau picnic site. About 190 attended the event, enjoying dinner, baseball for the younger boys, races, games, pitching, and horseshoes. The crowd was smaller than anticipated due to the previous day’s gathering, but attendees reported a good time.
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Methodist Sundayacho
C. W. Boles Timber
Farm Bureau
Interesting Organization Plans Yearly Program Start
The organization will begin its year on September 8 with an e paper by T. Q. Rac fords. The program lists many speakers and topics from October through May, including Civilization on Mankind, Applied Psychology, Hamilton’s Influence on American Institutions, and Mind health topics. Visitors welcome at meetings.
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T. Q. Racfords
Briar Club
Tapid Busala
D Dean
Gratter
H. A. Darting
Hamilton
Hastings Lodges Picnic Scheduled for August 29
The I. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges of Hastings plan a family picnic on Sunday August 29 at the George Crouse grove three miles south of Hastings. All members are urged to attend and will be warmly welcomed.
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Hastings
Rebekah
George Crouse Grove
Well Known Girl Marries Well Known Girl
A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs A B Dean when their daughter Wilma married Milo EB Stevens of Atchison Kansas in front of about fifty guests. The ceremony was at eight in the evening with Lucile Dean playing the wedding march. Agnes Dean, the bride’s niece, acted as ring bearer. Rev Fred Dean assisted by Rev Hillis performed the ceremony. The bride wore white. the groom wore black. They left for Atchison No 9 to make their home. Wilma has been a teacher and Glenwood resident. Stevens is a civil engineer. Out of town guests included Emma Stevens of Parsons Kansas and others from Decatur Illinois and New York. Two Nebraska residents obtained a marriage license and wed Tuesday at the Methodist parsonage.
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A.B Dean
Wilma
Milo EB. Stevens
Atchison, Kan
Lucile
Dean
Agnes, Dean
Fred Dean
Hillis
Stevens
Glenwood
Briddi
Emma :Stevens
Parsons
Kan
the Froom
Watson
Decatur
Ill
Fred Desh
Allotropic Form of Aluminum Evades Oxidation Claim
Report from France describes a curious aluminum form that volatilizes under vacuum heat. At 1100 C about 60 percent is lost in 73 hours, and at 1200 C the entire sample volatilizes in 80 hours. A portion remains less volatile, and distillation yields a residue more prone to oxygen binding, rapidly turning to a gray alumina-aluminum mix. Analyses show low iron and silicon impurities, suggesting the oxidizable metal is an allotropic aluminum form.
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France
War tourists use Arras hotel tents in shelled zone
Tourists in a war zone seek comfort in Arras where a new hotel setup uses a square tent roofed reception and dining area amid ruined lodgings. French tourist agencies renovate, arranging eighty rooms with multiple compartments to suit guests, while Bunga hotels in the Argonne provide timber for Canadian style cottages.
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Arras
Cosched
Bunga
Argonne
Shellern
Eruption Observed at Sun Rim Photographed by Yerkes
A recent sighting at the Yerkes Observatory captured an eruption on the sun’s rim. The event hurled material high above the surface and was accompanied by a cloud of spectacular scale. Astronomers note such solar outbursts dwarf ordinary earthly explosions in their vastness.
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Yerkes
D. of H Convention In Session At Glenwood District Meet
Today Glenwood hosts ladies from southwest Iowa for the District convention of the D. of H. lodges. Grand officers will attend and three sessions promise interest, with the program printed elsewhere in this issue of The Tribune.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Speed Limit Complaints From Glenwood Reader
A Glenwood subscriber notes autos speeding beyond the town’s fifteen mile per hour limit. The letter laments reckless driving and the risk to pedestrians, especially children and the hearing impaired, urging caution and enforcement.
Tent Meetings Close At Hillsdale Speaker Absent Next Week
Tent meetings at Hillsdale led by Rev. LE Ripley of Shenandoah closed on Wednesday night. He will be absent next Sunday for an all day meeting in Sidney where he is on the program. Rev. BE Goodrich of Glenwood will occupy the pulpit for morning services at ten o'clock.
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Hillsdale
LE. Ripley
Shenandoah
Sidney
Goodrich
Glenwood
Hastings J O O F Lodge Ready for Ball Game Challenge
Members of Hastings J O O F Lodge No one issue a challenge to any other lodge in the county for a ball game at the J O O F county picnic on September 1 at Pacific Junction. Only lodge members may play. outsiders are barred. They are ready to play and beat any lodge team.
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Hastings
Pacific Junction
Remittance Renewal Note From Letterwriter “Mickey”
A brief letter from a Marshalltown subscriber encloses a renewal remittance. The writer says she nearly forgot the renewal but credits “Mickey” with a forceful reminder. The tone reflects a personal, informal communication about continued service.
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Marshalltown
New Officers Elected for Tabor & Northern Railroad
At a meeting last Thursday night old and new stockholders chose Roy Laird as president and R I Weatherhead as vice president. B C Gonzales became secretary with Iva Mccormick as treasurer. R J Mawher named general manager. About 400 shares represented, 150 unrepresented. Plans include restoring two daily trains and passenger plus express service after consulting Burlington officials.
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Roy Laird
F.C. Gonzales
RF Weatherhead
Blochel
W. W. Glynn
Tabor & Northern Railroad
R. I. Weatherhead
B.C. Gongiales
Iva MecCormick
Burlington Road
R. J. Mawher
Tabor
Deacon Dubbs to Be Repeated at Rex Theatre
The home talent play Deacon Dubbs, staged this spring at the Rex Theatre, will be presented again on September 3. It is hailed as one of Glenwood’s best home talent shows, full of laughs from start to finish. Those who have seen it will want to return, and first timers are urged to attend. An evening show is also slated at the Ras on September 2.
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Deacon Dubbs
Rex Theatre
Glenwood
Ras
Local seating set for next Tuesday morning event
Seats go on sale next Tuesday morning at nine o clock with 5c for reserved seats and 36c for the gallery. The cast includes Deacon Dobbs Dahle Heed Major Moses McNutt Ronald Kiar Philopena Popover Vivian Rag r Trixie Coleman Truie Baker Rawdon Crawley Dwayne Evans Rose Raleigh Janice McCormick Amos Coleman Walter Kirkendall Emily Dale Lorna Plimpton Yennie Yensen Vestae Younker Deuteronomy Jones Howard Bishop.
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Deacon Dobbs
Dahle
Heed
Moses McNutt
Ronald Kiar
Philopena Popover
Vivian Rag
Trixie Coleman
Truie Baker Rawdon Crawley
Dwayne Evans Rose Raleigh
Janice McCormick
Amos Coleman
August Riddle Promises Luck From Lyon Ly Chiropractors
A quirky verse from Lyon Ly Chiropractors invites readers to try a monthly riddle. It hints at wealth found in stealth and suggests readers may win a dollar by solving the puzzle this month.
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Lyon & Lyon
T. H
Glenwood Base Ball Tournament Opens in Town Park
Glenwood hosts a three day base ball tournament with four teams Bartlett Silver City Pacific Junction and Glenwood offering 455 in purses. Merchants close two hours daily to support the event. Opening games saw Glenwood beat Bartlett 12 to 4 and Silver City defeat Pacific Junction 17 to 0.
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Glenwood
Wachee
Ball Park
Bartlett
Silver City
Pacific Junction
Silver
City
Mrs Killmon Attends Northwestern Town District Lodge Convention
Mrs F S Killmon returned Sunday from about a week in northern Iowa. She attended the Northwestern Town district convention of the D of H lodge held at Spirit Lake and visited lodges at Sencor Okobobos Sibley and Sioux City. In Sioux City she stayed with Dr Knowles and family, recalled by former Glenwood residents.
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F. S. Killmon
Iowa
Dinner party at Townsend Altekruse home
Mr and Mrs Ralph Townsend and Mr and Mrs O A Altekruse entertained several friends at dinner Wednesday evening. A four course meal was served at six thirty. Guests included Dr and Mrs L A Trollingshead Dr G W Caughlan Mr and Mrs George Haley Mr and Mrs Ray Towick and Mr and Mrs Clarence Butcher.
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Ralph’ Townsend
O. A. Altekruse
Townsend
L. A. Trollingshead
G. Vv. Caughlan
George Haley
Ray Towick
Clarence Butcher
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Glenwood school year opens September 6 with staff list
The Glenwood public schools begin Monday September 6 with a strong teacher corps and hopes for a successful year. Superintendent J R Neveln leads the district with Beth Neer as high school principal and a full roster of department heads and grade teachers across East and West buildings including Mary Belle Dean Rae Buell Elsie Evans Lora Duckett Mae Dunn and many more.
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Glenwood Public Schools
Lst
J. R. Neveln
Beth Neer
Winifred Cook
Hazel Nelson
Flora McSweyn
Mary Louise Lyon
HE. E. Axthem
Ella Geneva
Mary Belle Dean
Kittie Geil
Rae Buell
Iulu DeLashmutt
Evangeline Cheney
Mona Graham
Isabel ‘Wolfe
Elsie Evans
Mary Tellefsen
Lora Duckett
Mae Dunn
Obituary for Sarah J Durbin McGrew in Malvern Iowa
Sarah J Durbin McGrew born February 15 1840 in Frederickstown Ohio died August 22 1920 at her home in Bier aon Iowa She married James McGrew October 14 1858 in Frederickstown Ohio They had seven children Alice Galbraith J F McGrew died 1918 William S McGrew Clara McDowell Lucy A Cox Warner L McGrew Ella H Sturgeon She also leaves a sister and brother in Ohio 38 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Funeral services were held August 24 at 2 PM at the family home led by Rev J E Wilkins Baptists in Malvern Interment in Emerson cemetery
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Sarah J. Durbin
Agar
Frederickstown
Bier Aon
James McGrew
Alice ‘Galbraith
Boulder
McGrew
Clara McDowell
Emerson
Lucy ‘A Cox
Sutherland
Neb
Warner L. McGrew
Tabernash
Colo
Ella H. Sturgaeon
Eldorado
Kan
Ohio
Johnston County
Mills — County
J. E. Wilkins
Baptist Church
Malvern
Emerson Cemetery
Farmer finds needle lodged in foot two decades later
Twenty years after a farmer named Julius Moen from Alla ntikes county Washington prairie injured his foot with a needle that he could not remove, the needle reemerged under his arm last week. He had felt occasional malaise but the needle’s return was his notable health surprise.
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Julius Moen
Washington Prairie
Allantikes County
Acadia
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