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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1918

Page

3

Rex Theatre Play Delights Local Audiences

A December 6 Rex Theatre performance of The Thread of Destiny showcased local youth talent led by Miss Louise Lyon. The home talent cast, including Fanny and George Washington, delivered skillful portrayals amid praise for orchestral music and intermission songs by Miss Margaret Jamion. Total receipts and expenses reflect a modest production with strong community effort.

Folget Rex Theatre Desatiny Louise Lyon Gellant Jhut‘oyal Orthern Union Fanny George Washington George Morton Fairfax Sally Ann Vg Akill Madge Young Peyton Virginia Betty Tom Aptes Thair Tor J. 8 Knox Agtien Margaret Jamiiyn Mpeipis Cop Dri

In grateful memory of the trainer and young helpers

The W R C organization honors the trainer and youth who dedicated time and talent to splendid results. Christmas greetings reach Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn of Glenwood via a letter from their son Frank in France. A Stars and Stripes clipping includes a war time poem praising duties and homecoming. Mrs. Ira D. McKnight of Glenwood receives a telegram from Washington reporting Private Arthur H. McKnight severely wounded in action October 23 with further details to follow.

Mish Margaret Jarifaon Hothe Charles Dunn Glenwood Frank France Stars and Stripes Ies8th U. S. Infantry Company I Arthur H. McKnight Infantry Harris Adjt

Sugar bowls may reappear under easing ration rules

Householders may buy their sugar and eating place limits are lifted. Sugar bowls may return on hotel and restaurant tables at proprietors' option, canceling general orders 8 and 9. Dealers may advertise sugar sale and no further certificates will be issued. Retailers file weekly sugar reports through December 7, then no record needed. Max retailer profit remains one and a half cents per pound.

George DB. Masters County Fond

Relics Of The World War Display In Kemp & Evans Store

Riley Day received from France a collection of World War I souvenirs gathered by his brothers in battle. Items include a German sergeant helmet with a bullet hole, a Prussian Guard cap, shrapnel from shells that killed Corporal Harvey T. Rimel and injured Lawrence Day, a German silver comfort case with needles and thread, a mirror lid, wool from a German aeroplane, assorted coins, and a wool band with a tassel. The relics, stored by Riley, will be kept until the brothers return, with a public display at Kemp & Evans store.

Riley France Harvey T. Rimel Lawrence Day Kemp & Evans

Rex Theatre Week Offers War Review and Comedy Mix

Rex Theatre advertises a strong lineup this week. Tuesday features The Trail of the Retreating Huns, an Official War Review depicting German destruction orders. Also Tuesday shows Blue Eyed Mary with June Caprice. Wednesday offers four reels of comedy including Mute & Jeff and A Son of a Gun. Thursday and Friday present The Fires of Youth with Ralph Lewis and Ruth Clifford, a moral drama. See ad for prices and showtimes.

Rex Theatre Vox June Caprice Mute Jeff Ralph Lewis Ruth Clifford Thelr

Memorial Services Held In Glenwood For Thomas Evans

The Christian church in Glenwood held memorial services Sunday for Thomas R. Evans life lost in World War I. O O F and W R C members led a flag procession into the church. Rev Aitken read scriptures and gave the obituary and address. Mrs Lillian Lewis sang a solo and Leona Burson pinned a gold star on the service. Thomas Evans was born September 22 1891 in Gillette Wyoming died July 27 1918 from wounds in battle. He lived in Glenwood as a child and joined the army in 1917. He was a member of Glenwood Lodge I OOF. Also reported: son Howard Menschel seriously wounded in action. Hensley Studio new proprietor C A Service. C B & Q timetable change affecting Glenwood trains.

Glenwood Thomas R. Evans Messrs Morgan May Iberry Scott Harold Aitken Thomas Richardvans Jonathan Byand Gillette Wyo Jana Byron Lurber Lves Delta Calo James Hans Cal Thomas Evans Glenwood Lodge Company I Tte Fea Ca Psa Jamil Menschel Benton Vicinity Howard Menschel Menschel Edward

War posters shift from war aid to postwar relief

Citizens are urged to replace outdated wartime posters that urged conservation and victory with new notices calling for aid to victims of the finished war. The change aims to direct attention to relief efforts and coordinate distribution of food and resources.

Plattsmouth Couple United in Marriage by Judge Beeson

The Plattsmouth Journal records the marriage on Tuesday December 3 of William McKinley Hall and Gladys Marie Hennett of Plattsmouth. The ceremony was by Judge Allen Beeson with the groom's mother and the newspaper staff present. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Bennett of Glenwood, is granddaughter of Mrs Anthony of Glenwood. The bride has visited the area often. Also noted are local servicemen Leonard Hammond, Robert Allen returning home to Glenwood after honorable discharge and Roy Largent returning to Emerson from Camp Dodge.

Plattsmouth William McKinley Hall Gladys Marie Hennett Allen Beeson Geribe A. 8. Bennett Glenwood Anthony Coolidge Vine Streets Leonard Hammond Robert Allen Roy Largent Emerson Camp Dodge

Funeral Services for Miss Mamie McFerr en Held in Glenwood

The funeral of Miss Mamie Isabella McFerr en, 30, who died December 4 in Winfield Illinois after influenza, was held Sunday at 2 pm from the family home in West Glenwood with Rev. E. Goodrich officiating. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery. She had been a nurse for eight years and is survived by her parents and siblings.

Mamie Isabella Meferren Tribune West Glenwood Glenwood Winfield Kaw William Camp Logan Tex E. Goodrich Mamie Isabella McFerren James McFerren Mary Brophy Mcferren Chicago Ill St. Mary’s Hospital Ian Margaret Josephine Frances James Houston Beaui Pace

Annual Mills County Farm Bureau meet at Malvern

The Mills County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in the Commercial Club rooms at Malvern with broad representation. E. M. McGrew, brother of the absent president Dallas McGrew, presided. Officers and township directors were elected by acclamation, with E. M. McGrew named president. Secretary Claude Wilson and Treasurer I N Cheney reported financials, and 467 members are enrolled. A delegate was chosen to Ames to consider joining a National Federation of Farm Bureaus.

Mills County Farm Bureaus Mallvern Mills County Farm Bureau St. Mary and Plattville Dallas McGrew France E. M. McGrew Murl McDonald Ames Iite Emerson C. R. Buffington Malvern Claude Wilson Henderson J. N Cheney Anderson W. A. Cole Emerson Ingraham R. K. Henderson Malvern Oak D. H. van Pelt Glenwood St. Mary Henry Brandt Council Bluffs Piattville Shirley Lincoln Pacific Junction Glenwood Rudolph Hopp Glenwood Center W. W. Wheeler Silver Creek Clark Hilton Indian Creek W. C. Donner Hastings Deer Creek F. B. Kochersperger Emerson White Cloud Glen Farm Bureau Farquhar Supt. Masters Fred Farquhar

Rehearsal Invite At Congregational Church Basement

The notice urges all who want to learn or have previously played an instrument to attend a rehearsal at the Congregational church basement on Tuesday night December 10. Twenty three attended last Thursday night, seen as a solid start, and organizers request greater turnout.

Congregational Church

They Were Toppers at Omaha Market Price

D B Van Pelt and Hliaon combined to load twenty two cattle from their feed yards after ninety days of feeding. They brought the cattle to Omaha on Friday and topped the day’s market by selling at an even 17 dollars per hundred. The cattle averaged 149 pounds. Court notes show several cases have been settled.

D. B. van Pelt Hliaon Verge Iham Omaha

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Thespians Histronserrata Daugh Ea FS Fe Ira D. McKnight Washington the Tribune Orchard Camp No R. #. Coleman Harry’ Hubbell Watchman W. W. Hixeon J. A. Fackler D. B. Bennett M. Agan George Mogridge Women's Relief Corps Riley Day Kalser Christian Church Thomas Richard Evans Hensley C. A. Service Skovgaard New York Metropolitan Co Blossom Jean Wilcox Alice McClurg Skovgaard M. E. Church THE Epworth League Ghildren Sborggard New York Iba James Meberren Jonas Doty Almeda Doty Slater Lg. R. Cook Ape Hegame Valtlog Cleter Pawan al Lake Farn Bureau
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