Glenwood News Bits From New Year Week in Glenwood
Glenwood residents share visits and trips with Mineola Red Oak and Sedgwick. Local society and church events set the pace as town life continues. From new machinery at Glenwood Monument Works to meetings of Baptist Womans Missionary Society and W O W installation, the community stays active with visits, illnesses, and local notices.
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Company M
Red Oak
Ira Padgett
Chas, Padgett
Sedgwick
Colo
J. H. Mayberry
Glenwood
Baptist Womans Missionary Society
J. W. Howard
Rather
Dc. R. Shields
Congregational Church
Earl Malcom
Wyoming
Advertisements from Glenwood area listings and notices
Local ads show a Glenwood creamery seeking eggs and various sales including farm laborer notices Ad offers work on a farm with furnished house Frank Goodell Imogene Iowa Route 3 Also job info at Tribune office Glass provider Red Grose Drug Glenwood Classifieds list cows bull for sale one year old Barred rock cockerels Poland China pig and seven gifts Wood for sale Household goods sale and found items including a ladies coat and pocketbook sale of blacksmith business and thanks to patrons.
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Frank Goodell
Imogene
Iowa
Glenwood
Tribune Office
Back to College Students Return to Duties
Miss Gladys Waterman returning to Detroit Saturday had the misfortune to lose a draft. Telegram asked to stop payment. Those leaving Sunday were Bertha Rathke Mildred Lutkin Miriam Dunn to Lincoln Edwin Deupree Clarence Carter to Grinnell Norma Agan Faye Chamberlin to Indianapolis Fred Dean and Eeith Evernham to Des Moines Misses Winifred and Geneva Seeger to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Waterman
Detroit
Bertha Rathke
Mildred Lutkin
Miriam Dunn
Lincoln
Edwin Deupree
Clarence Carter
Grinnell
Norma Agan
Faye Chamberlin
Indianola
Fred Dean
Eeith Evernham
Des Moines
Winifred
Genevra Seeger
Time table updates for the Q line at Glenwood
A new timetable effective Sunday January 4 adjusts Glenwood arrivals. Eastbound train No 14 now reaches 5:05 PM, No 2 at 4:51 PM, Local freight No 92 at 7:00 AM. Westbound mail train No 7 now due at 12:24 PM instead of 1:54 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glen- Woodd
M. Morford
John Dellehlex
Mineola
S. B. Crouse
Frank
Malvern
Glenwood Monument Works
W. H. Krecklow
Fannie Hinchman
St. Louis
Mrs. Sparks
Indiana
F. M. Shriver
A. C. Hinchman
Judge Smith McPherson
Claypool
Epworth League
Wm. Stevenson
Stevenson
Laura Roe
Chicago
Glenwood Friends
Mary Rathke
Miss Roe
Europe
Miss Rathke
Ed Chambers
California
Mr. Chamber
North
Hazel Streets
George Davies
Hillsdale
Byron White
R. C. White
Workman
Henderson
Ibee Murritle Hanks
Lewis Robinson
Helen Hixson
Jamison
Mrs. Janowski
Webster City
The
Methodist Missionary Society
P. L. Bowles
Frank Shuffler
Pacific Junction
Mrs. Sherman Hill
Robert. Horton
Freeloye Turner
Lucile Heinseimer
Sioux City
Leilla Winkler
Gertrude Berkheimer
Marion Stephens
Council Bluffs
Christian Church
Rev. Thompson
July Miles
George Phipps
Center Township
I. A. Dick
Pleasanton, Neb
Anna Krause
Mary Williamson
Cedarville
Ohio
Florence Williamson
James Stouthurst
Mrs. M. Pautis
Iowa City
Henry Dean
Mrs. Dean
Omaha
P. A. Linville
Charles Anderson
J. CG
Farragut
Robert Linville
Sumner Neb
Brick” Linville
South Omaha
Edwin Linville
Mt. Crook, Neb
Ernest Cole
Rosco Phipps
May Linville
Missouri
M. Iverson
C. Kjellberg
Anthony
Blanche Burres
Marian Fair
Marian
A. Schappel
Henry Wasserman Jr
Sadie Deitchler
Iona
Idaho
Henry Deitchler
Wassermann
Deitchler
Wassermanns
Albert Deitchler
Mc McKinley
Edison
L. S. Robinson
Glenwood Creamery
Tribune
Red Grose Drug Company
J. J. Stouder
Chalmers 36 Auto
Inodel
Thos. W. White
Tabor
Claude Deupree
Poland
China
W. P. Warren
Lynn
John Seitz
Pannie Ames
W. F. Hill
Messrs
Just
Michigan
Free Grocery Co
J. B. Johnson
Watson
Cor
Zeigler Coal
L. Hurst
East Side
Mills County Abstract Co
Mills County National Bank
Mills
A. J. Gettler
H. H. Cheyney
H. A French
W. C Rathke
Rex Theatre
Web
Jones and Crane, Inc
Owen Wister
Virginian
Kirke la Shelle
New York
Howe’s
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