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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1920

Page

4

Christmas at the Institution Immersed in Festive Operetta

In a holiday program at the institution, inmates prepared for a week of events from December 22 to 31. The operetta Yanki San featured strong performances, stylish costumes, and stagecraft praised by all, with concerts, dances, cinema showings, and a Christmas day gift distribution following.

Pares Beason Yanki San Lin Fts Glenwood Duncan San Wan Santa Claus Motion Pictures Toto No Man Seven Roses Japan Mikado

Citizens of two states praise Mills county roots

In Glenwood state bank lobby two former Mills county boosters, Field of Brunswick Missouri and Murphy of Westville Texas, recalled their early work promoting Mills county apples and the region. They lauded their current homes yet affirmed affection for Mills county, promising to visit in years ahead.

Glenwood State Bank Glenwood N. C Mills County Missouri Texas Iowa Field Murphy

Mrs Davies Leaves Malvern For California By Private Car

Mrs George Davies of Glenwood traveled to California riding in her son in law J W McClymonds private car. The Malvern Leader reports the trip began Friday evening when the car of McClymonds was detached from train No 14 and then attached to train No 11 at Omaha before continuing to California in the Union Pacific system. The move aims to help Mrs Davies recover her health in the mild climate.

Davies California George Davies Glenwood J. W. McClymonds Malvern Telly Union Pacific Mrs. McClymonds Mother Davies Mother Mines Omaha Union Pacific Railroad Mrs. Davies

Notice to Meet for Lyons Township Drainage Ditch

All interested parties are asked to meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Salilvilay Glenwood at 2 30 pm to discuss the Lyons township drainage district ditch. Attendees are urged to attend as it is in their interest to be present.

Lyons Township Glenwood Chamber of Commerce Salilvilay Lreewitiber Bl

Post Office Box Rental Increase At Glenwood

An order from the post office department in Washington raises Glenwood box rents. Small lock boxes cost 60 cents per quarter, medium 75 cents, large $1.00. The changes take effect January 1, 1921. W. H. Fickel, P. M.

Post Office Department Washington Glenwood W. H. Fickel P. M

Hog disappearance mysteries near Tray Wright farm

Art Thomas reported 14 hogs missing from a day stack by Ralph Shaw’s near Mill. Neighbors searched with no results. Indications point to an auto truck taking the hogs during the night. two hogs weighed about 200 pounds and the rest over 100 pounds each.

Art Thomas Tray Wright Ralph Shaws Art

Home from School Holiday Returnees in Glenwood

Glenwood youths home for the holidays include University of Nebraska students Edwin Mogridge and Richard Choate from Lincoln Janice McCormick of College View and Vera Phelps of Cornell College Mt Vernon.

Glenwood Eewin Mogridge Richard Choate University of Nebraska Lincoln Janice McCormick College View Vera Phelps Cornell College Mt. Vernon

Glenwood Chamber Plans First Annual Banquet

The Glenwood Chamber of Commerce will hold its first annual banquet next Monday night January 3 in the Commercial Hotel dining room at 6 30. Members should arrange to be present and see Secretary Thompson for details.

Commercial Hotel Glenwood Chamber of Commerce Thompson

Letters from Southland copy by former Iowa resident

A letter from Art Dick, now living in Livingstone Texas, describes rural life south of Iowa. He reports better health after a September operation, notes cotton as the main crop, rising sweet potato and fruit production, and compares local customs. He misses Jonathan apples, Odd Fellows and K P lodges, and shares humorous observations on wildlife, prices, and weather.

Tribune Art Dick Livingstone Tex Art Good Old Tribune Iowa Texas Mills County Odd Fellows K. of P Glenwood

New Year Pledge for Joy and Self-Discipline

A personal vow emphasizing joy in work, moderation in pleasures, cautious confidences, faithful friendships, punctual promises, candor with self, and frankness with others. It rejects wealth as sole nobility, honors gentleness to the weak and respect for the great, and promotes courtesy to all and no obsequiousness.

Christmas Reminders by Glenwood Tire Boys

The Glenwood Tire Boys campaign for Merry Christmas Reminders raised about $66 in donations plus Wire Boys funds to buy food clothing toys and candy. Over 40 bundles were prepared for families with help from Miss Trench Miss Mona Gopham and Mona Graham, and the Fire Boys distributed gifts on Christmas morning thanking Miss French for listing the needy.

Glenwood Tire Boys Glenwood Wire Boys Trench Mona Gopham Fire Boys Miss French Mona Graham

Forger Caught at Commercial Hotel

A young man, naming himself C. R. Kling from Council Bluffs, stayed a week at the Commercial Hotel in Glenwood. Sheriff Peterson brought him to Red Oak last Wednesday and jailed him for forging three checks last summer, obtaining money on them. Kling allegedly confessed to Sheriff Edwards. Another forgery case, tied to a Denison claim, was dropped when the father repaid the amount. the suspect claimed a farm in Potawatomi County worth $400 an acre.

Ag C. R. Kling Glenwood Feterson Red Oak Kling Council Bluffa Cers Griffith Inn Peterson St.ig Edwards Denison Pottawattamie County

Fickel and Solberg Wed in Wesley Ceremony

Young couple Hugh Nelson Wickel and Teresa Solberg, both of Oxford Nebraska, received license and wed at M. I. parsonage with Rev Ripley officiating. Parents of the groom accompanied them. couple plans to reside in Wesley, with friends celebrating the marriage.

G. B. Fighel Oxford Ned Pickel Wesley

Week of Prayer Observed by Glenwood Churches

Beginning Tuesday evening January 4 Glenwood churches hold a Week of Prayer with union services each evening at 7:2 o'clock at the Congregational church Tuesday January 4 Christian church Wednesday January 6 Baptist church Thursday January 6 and Methodist church Friday January 7. Each service led by the hosting church pastor inviting all to join in prayer.

Glenwood Christian Church Aptist Church Methodist Church

Former Glenwood Native Gussie Bosbyshell Visit

Former Glenwood resident Gussie Bosbyshell daughter of the late Dr Bosbyshell now of Los Angeles is guest this week in the home of her brother in law Judge E B Woodruff and family.

Gussie Bosbyshell Glenwood Dr. Bosbyshell Los Angeles Inlaw E. B. Woodruff

Christmas Dinner Guests at Shriver and Jackson Homes

Thirty one guests gathered Christmas Day at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F M Shriver and at the D G Jackson residence for a festive dinner described as superb in preparation and joy. The piece notes many homes hosted guests for merry gatherings with high anticipation and fine dining.

Shriver, Jackson, Evane Pielens F M. Shriver D. G. Jackson

Wahwahtaysee Camp Fire girls cobweb game night

Wahwahtaysee Camp Fire girls met at Margaret Carter’s home for a Christmas gift hunt. Each present hung with two strings tied to the Carter house and linked to a cobweb path. After refreshments the next morning the yard showed numerous cobwebs from the event.

Wahwahtaysee Camp Margaret Carter Carter Carter Yard

Christmas Turkey Warmth From North Dakota

Just before Christmas Herb Evans received a package from Cleveland North Dakota. Inside lay a fine large turkey prepared for roasting as a seasonal gift from O. M. Dwyer. At Herb Evans home the turkey became the centerpiece of a Christmas dinner joined by the Art Evans the Kelley Hogans and the Everett Haines families. A lively gathering shared food and goodwill for the donor in North Dakota.

Herb Evans Cleveland N. D O. M. Dwyer Art Evans Kelley Hogans Everett Haines

Christmas at Pickens Home Brings Family Reunion

Family gathering on Christmas day at Mr and Mrs W B Pickens home. Father Pickens recovering from recent accident. Guests include Floyd Victor from Atlantic Dwigh Esther from Council Bluffs and Harry from Omaha. Roast goose the highlight of the dinner.

W. B. Pickens Father Pickens Floyd Pickens Victor Pickens Atlantic Dwight Pickens Esther Pickens Council Bluffs Harry Pickens Omaha

House Party in Omaha for Glenwood Girls

Six Glenwood girls will be entertained at Miss Thelma Lewis home in Omaha this week. They travel this afternoon on No. 2 and return tomorrow evening. Movies and the theater will pass the time, with guests including Helen Plimpton Helen Rhoads Helen Agan Margaret Carter Marian Woods and Mary Brown.

Glenwood Thelma Lewis Omaha No. 2 Qinaha Helen Plimpton Helen Rhoads Helen Agan Margaret Carter Marian Woods Mary Brown

Christmas Party At Dunn and Dudley Store Recalls Home Event

Miss Charlee Rist hosted a Christmas party for several girls at the Dunn and Dudley store. The gathering occurred at her mother Mrs Minima Rist's home last Monday evening with pleasant refreshments and exchanged gifts.

Charlee Rist Dunn & Dudley Minima Rist

Two Brothers and Two Sisters Visit in Glenwood Home

Orley and Lloyd Alterkruse of Glenwood and Keacoistind visit with their wives, two sisters, in the home of Aly and Mr. Ortey Alterkruse in Glenwood this week. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Alterkruse is part of the cheerful household.

Orley Lloyd Altekruse Glenwood Keacoistind Aly Ortey Alekruse L. Altekruse

Federation meeting in Des Moines January 5 and 6

I, F. B. Federation, announce the second meeting of the Hawa Baru Bureau Federation in Des Moines January 5 and 6. Headquarters at the hotel Saw ery, with sessions in the auditorium. Three sessions Wednesday and one Thursday. Promises a strong program with prominent speakers from many places in the U.S. All Parma Bureau members may attend and will be welcomed.

Hawa Baru Bureco Federation Les Moines Sawery U. S Parma Bureau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Institution Messrs. N. GC. Field J. W. Murphy State Bank Pythian Hall Glenwood Pythian Sisters J. O. Hathaway Holy City Robert Johnson Genevieve Humphrey Elmaine Maxine Miller Kathryn Rhoades Southland Art Bick Jonathan Appress Gc. R. Kiting Montgomery Cobh Web Party North Dakota Turkey I, F. B. Federation
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