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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1918

Page

4

Pioneer Widow Mary Summers Dies at 84 in White Cloud

Mary Alzina Kellogg Summers, widow of William G. Summers, died December 12, 1918, at her White Cloud township home after a long illness. Born November 11, 1834, near Pekin Illinois, she married in 1855 and moved to Mills County, contributing as postmistress and Sunday school leader. Survived by eight children, she was a community pillar whose home welcomed the 61ers and their families. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev. J. E. Wilkins presiding.

teFe J. E. Wilkins Emerson Mary Alzina Kellogg Pekin Ill White Cloud Township Nathan and Alzina Kellogg Tazewell County William G. Summers Mills County White Cloud Grant Charles VY. A Willis Columbus Junction Kan Harry W Bozeman Mont Kate Lewis Wayne Neb Verona Hixson Meadow Grove Hixson Alice Chantry Tabor Summers Methodist Church Emma V. Oliver Jay Mitchell Rimerson Oliver William Oliver T. A. Hougas Hastings Cemetery

Death of George Deupree at 42 in Council Bluffs

George Deupree aged 42 son of Cam Deupree of Woodbine died Saturday at St Bernard's hospital Council Bluffs. The brief obituary notes his age and parentage with possession of local ties.

George Deupree Cam Deupree Woodbine St. Bernard's Hospital Council Bluffs

Shipboard work for returning soldiers via Shipping Board

A three man United States Shipping Board committee proposes placing 1,000,000 soldiers in jobs when released, with needs listed as electricians machinists and other trades. An office at Building 305, Fort Des Moines coordinates placements, while Red Cross convalescent work at the fort supports soldiers with allotments insurance and family notices. Around 2,000 convalescents at Fort Des Moines receive hospital and relief services.

Shipping Board Camp Dodge United States Shipping Board J. C. Nietzel United States Employment Service George Albert State Free Employment Bureau William Guthrie H. C. Pfund Philip Miller Red Cross Susy Fort Des Moines Home Service Military Relief Department France

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Glenwood Resident

Glenwood citizen Mrs Archie Parr voices high praise for Doan's Kidney Pills noting relief from back and kidney trouble after personal use. She says the pills quickly remedy poor kidney function and recommends purchasing at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes the product.

Archie Parr Glenwood Doan

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