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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1916

Page

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Glenwood Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits and News

Glenwood residents and visitors are noted in a crowded week of town society. Mrs. William Harmon of Malvert, Squire S. B. Hutchings of Hastings, Miss Edith, and Miss Pauline Hamilton visit Malvern, Omaha, and Glenwood. Local health updates and a December birth are reported, plus autos, tours to Lincoln, Tabor, and Emer son. A portrait display and a brewing jury report are mentioned. Readers are urged to subscribe to the Tribune as gifts arrive.

Were you a Good Wellow and did you show it

A garbled Glenwood area column notes social visits and travel. Miss Kithryn Fynn of Pacific Junction visited Mrs. C. G. H. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wright stayed with Glenwood friends from Genoa Nebraska. W. A. Tolles requests his Tribune address change to Excelsior Springs Missouri. Mrs. Jessie Gill and Ada Craig attended a funeral in Villisca. Mrs. A. L. Wolfe visited Carson, staying with Dr. Wolfe’s family. Rev. L. O. Byerly left Glenwood for Keytsville Missouri. W. W. Wilcox and relatives paused in Glenwood en route from Omaha. Robert Wolfe underwent tonsil and adenoid surgery in Omaha and is recovering. The Pilger paper reports a large Pilger delegation saw Birth of a Nation at Stanton. Rex Theatre in Glenwood begins December 21 for three days.

Pilger Stanton The Rex Glenwood

Advertising readers feel the season ads in Glenwood paper

A collage of classified ads includes Xmas cigars and candy at Red Cross Drug Co plus live animals for sale, book sale at several stores, lost fur coat, a box social at Goodfellow school, poultry and farming listings, rental homes, and a pair of large Glenwood residences advertised as prime.

Red Cross Drug Co

Glenwood stores stay open all week for Christmas shoppers

The clerk of courts has issued licenses to wed for three couples. December 4 brings the unions of Quuart Hopple and Miss Anna Pelston and Daniel Hoagland with Miss Glady Weyant. A third couple, Thomas J. Ross and Miss Fern Antill, is set for December 18.

Glenwood Clerk of Courts Wuart Hopple Anna Pelston Daniel Hoagland Glady Weyant Thomas J. Ross Fern Antill

Clever Window Displays Highlight Glenwood Christmas Shops

Local Glenwood merchants dress storefronts for holiday season with elaborate windows. Displays use Holly evergreen cotton snow and red and green bells to attract shoppers. Stores report better stock and more value for money, urging purchases from Glenwood merchants.

Glenwood Glenvoort

Pretty Bout at Armory Highlights Oakland Victory

Friday night at the Armory Oakland boys defeated Glenwood 36 to 28 in a lively basketball bout in front of a good crowd. Oakland showed faster play and strong teamwork with two long distance shots boosting their score while Glenwood struggled with defense. Oakland sent nine players, with four staying overnight.

Armory Mimic Warriors Glenwood High School Oakland High School Oakland Lneup Carspecken Ware Johnson Blumbert Jones Glenwood Buch Rooney Phelps Gilmore M. Bachman Pleat Rodling Price Rist L. Gilmore Maurice Lewis Moyer Hill

Calf Roams Road Pressing Ford Toward Water

Reverend H. H. Hoff driving his Ford near Hamann bridge met a calf blocking the road. The Ford followed the animal to the bank, breaking a windshield and fender while the calf and railing on the bridge sustained damage. Hoff was unhurt.

H. H. Hoff Treynor Hamann Ford Arand

Defective Teeth Among New York School Children

Health note reports 1914 city survey of 20 179 children found 58.8 percent with defective teeth, higher than other defects by about 80 000, linking dental disease to impaired health and school progress. advertises 10c bargain cards and aids at Red Cross Drug Co.

City of New York

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the City William Harmon of Malvert Squire S. B. Hutchings of Hastings Belle Tipton Omaha Miss Edith Will Phipps Mrs Clarence Banister Pauline Hamilton Malvern Mona Graham B. F. Dunagan Tabor Phoebe Martin Charles FE. Carey Red Oak Cheyney Charles Lincoln Marion Buffington Kiddoo Buffington Brewer Vs. McCord Tribune G. S. Edmunds Cc. H. Adams Harriet J. A. Ruby Mrs. Ruby Emerson Cornell Bluffs P. R. Linville Brick Ernest Cole C. R. Wright Genoa Arch Stout Hamilton Auto Robert Thomas Rev Thomas of Sidney Robert Thomas Jefferson Thomas Mr. Jefferson Silver City Guy Breeding Otto Kline East Rawles A. L. Wolfe Alf Bachelor’s Hall Father China L. S. Robinson Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors Kithryn Fynn Pacific Juncition CG. H. Adams R. Wright Genoa, Neb W. A. Tolles Concourse Street Excelsior Springs Mesdames Jessie Gill Ada Craig Villisca Charles , Ashmore Carson Dr. Wolfe L. O. Byerly Glenwood Christian Church Keytsville W. W. Wilcox Weihler John Weihler Near Imogene Wolfe Rhode Island B. A. White J. R. Perhall M. E. Cook Sile Dunn & Dudley Wm. Slezak George Haley Commercial Hotel Walter Gaywood Goodfellow School House Desda L. Evang Brookside Farm J. A. Fackler Pacific Junction McKnight & Haney West Side Frank Deerwester Newwood Walnut Street R. M D. G. Jamison Swope Lmas Rockers Gunn Sectional U.S. A W. Wedmore R. H. Gilter McCluskey Bldg Glenwood, Iowa Osteopath Fern Brand Apollo South Side Bakery le. Hanks, Prop Laraway Lavalier J. W. Laraway North Side Square
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