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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1920

Page

5

Farmers Rally for Stronger Organization at Indianapolis

The second annual National Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Indianapolis drew about 1,000 farmers from 37 states. Speakers urged stronger farm banking, revised Federal Reserve policies, and rapid plans for rural credit, marketing, and taxation reforms to bolster farm prosperity and unity nationwide.

National Convention of Farm Bureau Indianapolis National Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau J. R. Howard Clemens, Ia National Federation Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve W. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Board Harding Willis H. Booth New York Federation Chicago Clifford Thorne Thorne United Gray Silver Washington American Farm Bureau Federation United States Clemens Bradfute Ohio 8. L Strivinge Bureau of Research Bureau Farmers’ Marketing Committee of Seventeen Cooperative Commission Livestock Cooperative Commission Congress Bureau of Crop Estimates Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture Great Lakes-to-the-sea

Henderson Firm Changes Hands at Lincoln Nebraska

The Workman and Co hardware firm in Henderson has changed ownership. The business trades for land near Lincoln Nebraska and the new proprietor is Mr. Ehlman. William Workman retires after thirty years in hardware and implements due to failing health.

Henderson Workman & Co Lincoln Neb Ehlman William Workman

Married Mulica Bryan in Congregational parsonage

On December 15 2 D in Rev Thomas Evans Jesse Mulica of Cement Oklahoma and Maud Bryan of Almena Kansas united in marriage The groom is son of Mrs Mary Mulica of Pacific Junction who is presently ill The couple will reside in Cement Oklahoma Kerr Sammons granted permission to wed Matthew Roy Kerr of Meeker Colorado and Havel May Sammons of Bartlett on December 14

Mulica-Bryan Thomas Evans Jesse Mulica Cement Okla Maud Bryan Almena Kaw Mills County Mary Mulica Pacific Junction Cament

Deaths Richard Lewis Brown in Henderson

Richard Lewis Brown infant son of Mr and Mrs James Brown of Henderson died Saturday December 11 He was a twin born June 29 1920 the surviving twin lived only a few days and weighed about two pounds at birth Funeral services were held Sunday and burial was in Farm Creek cemetery

Richard Lewis Brown James Brown Henderson Richard Louis Farm Creek

Strahan Defeats Glenwood In Mixed Basketball Contests

The Strahan boys upset Glenwood 18 to 15 while the Strahan girls fell 12 to 6. Standiford led Glenwood with the most points in the boys game and Pickerill topped the Strahan girls scoring. Glenwood’s Bichel, Kates, Standiford and Myers highlighted the boys lineup. Kier, Baker, and Lyon stood out for the Glenwood girls.

Tralian Consolidated School Glenwood Strahan Boys Strahan Hakes Statler Waltz Vestal Tfellows Bichel Kates Standiford Myers Kier McManigal Pickerill Purcell Maher Bayes Nims Baker Deerwester Wolfe Agan Lyon Christensen Strahan Boya Strahan Girls

Seals urged for Christmas charity and local needs

A call to buy and use seals in Mills county stresses per capita fundraising for a TB and child welfare clinic, dental and adenoid help, school health, and fighting malnutrition. It notes limited days before Christmas, suggests using seals on letters and packages, and mentions Fire Boys needing six seals for a dinner/dinner gift.

Mills County

Stevens Visit Then Move to Marion for Railroad Work

Mr and Mrs M H Stevens of Atchison Kans visited Glenwood with Alvin and Mrs Dean. They plan to move to Marion Ohio where Stevens will work in railroad labor. Residents are urged to drop dimes nickels and quarters in the Firemen boxes to fund Christmas for the children.

Marion Ohio M.H. Stevens Atchison, Kan Glenwood Alvin Dean

Odd Fellows Homecoming Draws Large Glenwood Turnout

The Glenwood I 0. O. F. lodge No. 97 held a homecoming session despite weather with over 825 suppers served. Rev. Thompson gave thanks, Rebekahs oversaw catering, and theHigh School Orchestra performed. Grand Master Price spoke on the order’s origins and the Home for orphans and the aged.

Glenwood I O. F.ledge Home Lodge H. H. Cheyney Rev. Thompson Rebekahs Mesdames Mttal Stranathan W. S. Lewis Mary Scott J. R. Graves Fieneya Cheney Walling Gilliland Wood Tuff Rebekah Order

Social time marks departures after roll call at nine thirty

The record notes each member registered during roll call and at 9 30 social time began with departures for homes ordered in sequence.

Christmas church notices span multiple denominations

The list covers Baptist Methodist Congregational and Pleasant Ridge Glenwood churches with details on sermons Christmas programs and special services. Highlights include Baptist themes The Song of the Angels and The Spirit of Christmas plus Christmas Eve and December 26 events. Also notes Sunday school gift drive and baptismal plans.

The Baptist Church P.U C. HB. Hillis Baptist Sunday School Islue Pleasant Ridge Glenwood Fickness Church Glenwood Lake Howard Minfle H. Porter

Change of Hour for Woman's Club Meeting

The Woman's Club will convene at 3 p m in the other column instead of the stated hour. Donations collected will be given to the Fire Boys for distribution.

Woman's Club Fire Boys

Our Schools Considered at a Community Meeting

A Sunday evening school meeting at M. B. church brought together Baptist and Congregationalists and a large audience. Rev. Fuller and Rev. Ripley presided as ministers spoke, with brief remarks from Nevelu, Graham, Miss French, and Mr. Whiter. An auditor urged pride in public schools while noting deficiencies and praising new lab equipment and improved rooms.

M. B Evans Fullig Ripley Nevelu Graham French Whiter

Chamber of Commerce Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

The chamber met at the courthouse on Monday night to discuss farming merchant relations, an institute for salesmanship, and a banquet planned for January 3. A committee was named to arrange details while funds were reviewed to cover expenses through June 1921.

Chamber of Commerce Court House Greater Iowa Association

Christmas Reminders box donations for Glenwood children

Fire Department asks businesses to place donation boxes for needy Glenwood children. Contributions of clothes household items food and toys encouraged. Fire Department members will collect December 23 or donations may be given to any department member anytime.

Glenwood Fire Department

Masquerader shines at Brandeis Theatre in Omaha

Richard Walton Tully presents The Masquerader at Brandeis Theatre for four nights starting Sunday December 18 with a matinee on Wednesday. Guy Bates Post stars in a dual role praised as an epochal American entertainment. Audience urged to reserve early.

Brandeis Theatre Omaha Richard Walton Tully Guy Bates Post Dr. Jeky Mr. Hyde Katherine Cecil Thurston

Help at Tabernacle by visiting preacher team

Rev. C. H. Eilis traveled to Shenandoah Tuesday to assist in ongoing Tabernacle meetings. Rev. Hillis preached the evening sermon and is noted as very effective in such meetings. Rev. Mrs. Hillis will attend Thursday and Friday and conduct special work for women and girls.

Tabernacle C. H. Eilis Shenaedoah Hillis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Bureau Convention ODD Fellows Homecoming Price of Albia B. A. Matthews Hamilton & Matthews Glenwood, Iowa Madam Him Christian Jesus Methodist Epworth L. E. Ripley Christian Endeavor Thomas Kirk Armenia Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Belle Tipton E. R. Herrick W. 8. Brown Wayne Choate Woman’s Missionary Society World Wide Guild Mrs. Choate M. E. Sunday School Methodist Sunday School Methodist Church
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