Shared Memoirs of Loss Across the Iowa Community
Flora Louise Wriedt born January 18 1896 died December 24 1915 at her parents home after a long illness her funeral drew a large crowd and she was remembered as gentle dutiful and faith-filled. Also noted are obituaries for Dr W A Priest and local residents Guy Mills Mrs J O Staples Barbara Drumm and several wedding notices in the Glenwood area with couples Banister Luzio Gott sche Weddingfeld Brandt Walker and Jackson. The report reflects a tight knit rural community sharing grief and rites during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryin Johnson
Flora Louise Wriedt
Flora
W. A. Priest
Muskingum County
Ohio
Hmerson
Iowa
Tens
Aynand
Fen
Derson
Hivira Newton
Priest
Elizabeth Binnix
J. O. Staples
Staples
Glenwood Baptist Church
Webster City
Barbara Drumm
Bartlett
Lea Drumm
Thurman
Marriage of William Gottsche and Miss Gladys Ebaugh
William Gottsche of Hamburg Jr and Miss Gladys Ebaugh married at 6 30 pm Monday by Rev W A Simmons in the bride’s parents home on West Railins street Moberly Missouri Attendants were Mr Owens and Miss Lillian Bradley Guests were treated to a four course wedding dinner after the ceremony Decorations were white and green with a smileax bell hanging from the chandelier and place cards matched to the decor’s colors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gottsche
Hamburg
Iowa
T. E. Ebaugh
Moberly
William Gottsche
Hamburg, Jr
Gladys Ebaugh
W. A. Simmons
West Railins Street
Missouri
Mr. Owens
Lillian Bradley
Goitsche
Breaks a Leg Fred Rector of Bartlett
Fred Rector a Bartlett mail carrier is laid up at home with a broken leg after stumbling and falling while trying to catch a chicken. He has had repeated bad luck including driving his team off a bridge during a spring flood and losing a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rector
Bartlett
Not So Bad in Glenwood Society Notes
A Charles Manson Democrat column laments local reluctance to share wedding and society updates while others demand publicity. The writer ribbingly contrasts those seeking coverage with those who punish the paper for not overpublishing. Weather cooling may bring calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustan
Manson
Local News From Pacific Junction On Holidays And Illness
Pacific Junction notes list sick residents and visitors with Christmas and New Year events. Dr L B Bacon visits Omaha. several families take trips to Creston Woodbine Council Bluffs and Omaha. Dredge work on Pony Creek grows harder as ground freezes. dynamite may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Creek
A Birthday Surprise By Neighbors For Phil Slaughter
In Hast Center on Tuesday night about 8 30 Phil Slaughter undressed for bed when a noise drew him to his window. He saw a car and a buggy and thought children returning. A commotion at the kitchen door revealed nearly fifty neighbors entering as if at home. The revelers celebrated his 43rd birthday with songs jokes an oyster supper and gifts. They stayed past midnight and left him with a merry tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Slaughter
Hast Center
Auto
Phil
Patter
P. S
Moose Hunt From Grand Marais Impresses Hastings Family
Dan H McGee, once a Hastings boy now in Ortonville Minnesota, reports a moose hunt on Lake Superior North Shore. Six hunters, thirteen moose spotted, three killed, six heads mounted, with large bulls and horns up to 52 inches. The trip included a Duluth to Grand Marais boat ride, fox farm visit, and Kodak photography. Three Hastings families received moose meat this Christmas from the taken hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H. McGee
Hastings
Ortonville
Minnesota
McGee
Grand Marais
Lake Superior
Duluth
Chrismmas
Jackson Family Christmas Dinner Observed at Tabor Home
The 1915 Jackson annual dinner brought 35 guests to J. W. Tipton’s home in Tabor. A Christmas tree centerpiece for children and a large fruit cake with 24 candles marked each year of the family reunion. Menu featured turkey, pig roast, oysters, and pumpkin pie. Attendees included D. C. Jackson and relatives from Silver City Glenwood Omaha and Garson. a Sunday matinee entertained the younger set. The 1916 dinner is planned at R. O. Jackson’s home north of Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Jackson
J. W. Tipton
Tabor
Parker House
Holla
Stanton Warren
John Hallam
Silver City
M. T. Deuprse
R. O. Jackson
Glenwood
Triune neighbors trust Tribune for news and ads
Local readers rely on the Tribune for up to date news and advertising, with neighbors noting the paper’s role as their information source and marketplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Glenwood Tabernacle Nears Completion With Choir Ready
Volunteers and overseers rush the Glenwood tabernacle to completion just south of the Armory. Main building 60 by 92 feet with loft for 200, electric lights, six Round Oak stoves, and three entrances. Tabernacle choir and orchestra meet Saturday 7 30. Friday prayers at multiple homes led by local pastors. Evangelist Gunder visiting Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Tabernacle
Evangelist Gunder
Winona
Injan
Court Notes on Tuesday Sentencings and Transfers
Judge Arthur presided as pleas were entered and a sentence pronounced for a convicted man. Guidice was moved to Ft. Madison by Sheriff Edwards and Will DeMoss on Wednesday. Dr. F E L Hester of the county insanity commission traveled to Council Bluffs to assess Mitt Lewis, hospitalized at St Bernard's for observation. On Monday Judge Woodruff sentenced Charles Speed from the southland to thirty days in the Pottawattamie county jail after pleading guilty to carrying concealed weapons and Speed lamented a longer term could have covered his winter board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Iin
Guidice
Ft. Madison
Edwards
Will DeMoss
F. E. L. Hester
County Insanity Commission
Council Bluffs
Mitt Lewis
St. Bernard's Hospital
Woodruff
Charles Speed
Southland
Paleific Junction
Henry Johnson
Pottawattaumie
Speed
Christmas Dinner At Powles Home In Glenwood
A Christmas tree at W. L. Powles hom e for R. L. Haynie and family held many presents. The following day a large crowd attended a Christmas dinner served at 12 20 PM with turkey goose salad fruit and cakes. Guests included R L Haynie and son Charles W M Glenn and family A B Thomas and family Sam Buckingham Jay Works Joe Haynie Henry Powles and sister Maggie Sadie Johnson May Deford and others. The Angel Food cake was stolen and cut by Charlie Haynie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Powles
R. L. Haynie
Ad Mra
Charles
W. M. Glenn
A. B. Thomas
Sam Buckingham
Glenwood
Jay Works
Joe Haynie
Dugout
Henry Powles
Maggie
Sadie Johnson
McPaul
C. L. Mackey
Tabor
May Deford
Bartlett
P. S
Charlie Haynie
Real estate transfers listing multiple Hastings Glenwood Iowa deeds
A compact report lists real estate transfers including E B Wallahan to N W Colling for three lots in Hastings and related transfers among L Means J H Stivers M L Evans J L Evans A C Irby EK T Irby Anna M Johnson and Mrs Emeline Litchfield. The entries include parcels in Glenwood Emerson Center and Bradley Bowman's additions with quantities noted as 4000 650 1200 300 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Wallahan
N. W. Colling
Hastings
L. Means
J. H. Stivers
Gordon
Glen- Wook
Ceca
J. F. Gonrad
Hardy Wright
M. L. Evans
J. L. Evans
Emerson
Iowa
Irby
EK. T. Irby
Anna M. Johnson
Glenwood
Emeline Litchfield Et al
Anna Johnson
Bradley & Bowman
Glen Wook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Cupid
Old Charon
Guy Mills
Hayfield
Mr. Mills
East Liberty
Banister Farm
Lucile Record
S. B. Record
Pacific Junction
Frank Hunt
San Bernardino
California
Mr. Record
Weddingfeld-Brandt
Wiliam W Weddingfeld
Pender
Nebraska
Frances Brandt
Mineola
Fine Farm
Thomas Brandt
Tom Plumer
Tom
W. T. Belden
Dr. L. B. Bacon
Omaha
I. O. O. F. Hall
Carl Spidell
la Grippe
S. D. Arnold
Fred Davis
Mr. and
Mrs. N. J. Russell
Claude Cook
Creston, Lown
Dave Flynn
Perry
Town
Will Tarry
T. B. Robinson
HW. L. Mendenhall
H. D. Nelson
Iowa City
Ray
The
State University
T. H. Martin
Jane, Supple
Dubuque
Fred Supple
Charles Kroon
F. W. Kelley Mercantile Company
C. F. Davis
Jesse Davis
Springfield
Red Mendenhall
Eddie Anderson
F. D. Marvin
O'Neill
J. J. Marvin
Prof
Marvin
J. W. Vaught
D. L. Bryant
Roy Stearns
Woodward
Oklahoma
Charles Buffington
N. J. Russell
Marguerita Moore
Miss Moore
Clarkson Hospital
Dudley DeLashmutt
Immanuel Hospital
Dwight Lincoln
Sherm Bacus
Mr. Bacus
K. C
Dwight
No. 12
Olson
Lin
Coln
Miss Blanche Marrin
Kathryn Flynn
Elva Hillis
Mrs. Toohey
Herbert Olson
Mila. Moore
Malvern
Fannie Potts
Jeanette Rogester
Shenan
Deah
Bank Examiner
F. Anderson
Mason City
Clarence Russell
Arthur Olson
Marie Cherry
St. Joe
P. Olson
George Livengood
Twing, Nebraska
Oscar Regester
Robert Carlson
Wréd Carlson
University At Lincoln
Louise Johnson
Ellen Gustafson
Re Gak
August Johnson
H. P. Toohey
Alliance, Nebraska
Thos. HL. Hillis
Bean Purcell
Woodbine
Mrs. Purcell
Walter Kinney
Myra McDonald
Denver
Pacific Jct
W. S. Anderson
Jackson
Tabernacle
Gunder Evangelistic Company
Tabernacle Choir
the Tabernacle
J. W. Garter
Rev. Sneath
Dr. Agan Home
Herrick
G. L. Dunn
Mr. Foster
C. W. Rathice
Stevenson
Mr. Lambert
C. L. Miller
W. Ewing
Rev. Long
Mrs. Garst
Hall
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