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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
2
Consumers are advised to avoid alum and alum compounds in baking powders as labels must name all ingredients. The note emphasizes Royal Baking Powder as a pure cream of tartar product and safer for heat use.
Glenwood churches announce weekly religious talks and services starting next Sunday. Methodist preacher Rev M Ward begins a four sermon series on Social Amusements with themes on cards, the social glass, the dance, and the theatre, inviting young people. Baptist services feature seasonal music and sacred genealogy. Congregationalists offer Christmas sermons morning and evening on Good Tidings, with Wise Men and Shepherds in the evening. Episcopal services schedule Divine service at 10:30, Sunday school at 12, Christmas service Tuesday at 10:30, followed by the Holy Communion.
A short sermon on the divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ will be given, with morning and evening subjects announced. Bible school at 10 30. The program highlights The Christian Spirit in the morning and The Vantage Ground of Truth in the evening.
Silver City residents swap travel notes and visits with M l Mineola Omaha Council Bluffs and Glenwood as Christmas plans form. Local sports see a girls basketball win 12 to 9 while boys fall 46 to 6 to Company E. Will DeBolt funeral held at Wesley Chapel. Christmas dinners and farewells mark the week with community notices and nearby trades and meals.
West Oak Mrs A and Jones of Loveland La visit George Brower home. Mrs John Wallace hosts a Christmas night supper for friends. Mr and Mrs Lawshee move back to Mrs Williams farm. Bert Butterfield rents a farm south of Glenwood for the coming year. Mrs Endicott and children and the Tisher family shopped in Omaha last week. Mr and Mrs Thomas Doran visit daughter Mrs John Rist. Mr and Mrs Eugene Coleman visit son Charles near Macedonia.
Mrs Clarance Warren was shopping in Glenwood Saturday. Lucile Dean spent Sunday at B B Deans. Mrs E Dashner, recently ill, is much better. Mrs 0 0 St Jobe and Etta Buckingham visited in Omaha Friday. Bessie and Edith Dean called at A J Harmer's Sunday evening. Miss Ola Buckingham, studying at Peru Nebraska, expected home for holidays. Jim Harmer, Rock Island railroad employee at Formosa Kansas, will spend Christmas at home.
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