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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1914
Page
1
Local notes recount Charles Abel’s recovery, Everett Rhoades’s rabbit hunt, a rare whipsawing of a whippoorwill sighting, and church plans at the Queen Esthers Bible class. Several residents relocate houses, Taft family correction, new lighting at Daniel Hardware, and fire damage to the R. S. Cheyney home. Upcoming court, jury weeks, and civic notices close with gregarious community updates.
A Georgia style newspaper page lists numerous ads and notices for items for sale including cows hay and tenanted goods. Sellers include D G Jamison and Company Hutchinsons Chocolates Howe Pharmacy and M Boyer with various products from fresh cows barrow hogs and Ansco film to wood and jewelry. A land trespass warning by Martin Utemark and a Glenwood tailor W F Meyers announce services and reminders for deliveries and repairs.
On Tuesday December 24 at the Baptist church the Handel’s Messiah will be presented by the combined oratorio societies of Tabor and Glenwood with four soloists. Directed by Professor Gannett of the Tabor Conservatory, the plan includes ongoing practice into 1915 and a May Festival with an orchestra such as the Minneapolis Symphony. Community support and membership are urged to strengthen Glenwood’s cultural life.
Mrs. Stella Marsh of Glenwood will wed L. F. Potter, banker of Harlan, on December 21 at a sister's home in Kansas City. They plan to travel to California for the winter. The event ends Mrs. Marsh’s long Glenwood teaching tenure, with Miss Lora Cunningham to take her first grade position. her Glenwood home is sold to Clyde Rhoads, with possession February 1.
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