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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
3
A New Year dance at the Pacific Junction club room on Sagt. Thursday featured live music by a Plattsmouth orchestra. A good crowd attended with several local residents and visitors from Omaha and Council Bluffs. The page also notes numerous local movements, visits, and upcoming hospital plans involving residents and area families.
Solomon Rodman born in Olena Yenderson county Th January 8 1840 died December 30 1919 at daughter Mrs Mia J Russell home four miles south of Tabor Ta Aged 79 years 11 months 22 days Married Sarah Boyd January 1 1870 Ten children survived Edward deceased Joshua Flora Wilson Ila Russell Byron Hershal Henwood Everett Ruth Watkins Alice Nelson Allen Rodman moved to town in the late 1860s was a farmer and member of the Methodist Episcopal church The funeral preached at Edward Russell home with Rom 8 19 29 scripture burial in Malvern cemetery January 2 1920 Funeral notes by Hugh Mitchell
George Albert Powles a Lyons township resident died at his Bartlett home on New Year’s day after twenty years of blindness. Born September 18, 1849 in Eldanta he married Amanda Gentry in 1882 and had four sons and four daughters. Survived by two stepdaughters and 15 grandchildren, funeral held January 3 at Bartlett Christian church with Rev. Charles Aitken. interment Glenwood cemetery. A. J. Harmer, another longtime Glenwood resident, died at his Upper Walnut Street home.
Installation was led by vRaine with an oyster supper after. Four delegates and several alternates to the Grand Lodge were chosen. On January 1, installation occurred at Mrs. Carl Harrison's north Chestnut Street home with District Deputy President Mrs. George Gilmore and Mrs. Harry Thonads presiding.
Mrs Cora Younker, president. Mrs Liazte Brandon, senior vice president. Mrs Henrietta Brower, junior vice president. Mrs Kia Hullinger, chaplain. Mrs Alta Hathaway, secretary. Mrs Clara Creech, treasurer. conductress Mrs Ine Mamoa. associate conductress Mrs Marjorie Hamilton. guard Mrs Nellia Wedmora. assistant guard Mrs Anna Killman. press correspondent Mrs Vera Scott. patriotic instructor Mesdames Susan Timmons, Mary Lewis, Ella Shaw, Louise Sal yards. color bearers.
W L Ferguson of Emerson ta asserts chiropractic helps. Spite and maladjustments are linked to pain and disease. advertisement-style claim promotes chiropractic relief offered by Ferguson in Emerson.
James Baxter of New Jersey touts RAT SNAP with claims of keeping it in the house and saving about 3 300 in losses yearly. He notes the cake is easy to use no mixing required and mentions sizes 250 and 1 dollar with guaranteed sale by F W Kelley and R H H Daniel.
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