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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1920

Page

4

Howe Pharmacy Passes To Humphrey Haley In Glenwood

A. 7. Howe sold his Glenwood pharmacy last Friday to two former Captains of Company I, A. 15 Humphrey and William Haley. The sale, without invoicing, marks a major county business change after 22 years in the building. New owners begin operations immediately while Howe retires from active trade but may assist optometry work.

A. d. Howe R. E. Humphrey William Haley Glenwood Howe Humphrey Glenwoods J. W. Hinchman M. G. Edwards Messrs Haley Company I Red Cross

Prayer Meetings List for Tuesday and Wednesday Sessions

Community prayer meetings announced for Tuesday morning 9:30 to 10:15 with participants Mrs. Ed Myers, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. Amos Hubbard, Mrs. James Swope, Mrs. F J Wallace, Mrs. Harry Wamillion, Mrs. M L Wolfe, and Rev Ward. Wednesday morning sessions 9:30 to 10:15 include locations on N Walnut and Myrtle, Locust St, and Coolidge St with Dr W M Plimpton, Mrs. W Gilleard, Mrs. James Owens, Mrs. Roy Haynie, Mrs. Everett Rhoades, and Geo Radford among others.

Ed Myers Clark Clover Myrtle McCormick Amos Hubbard Hazel & Green James Swope F. J. Wallace Vine Harry Wamillion N. Lynn N. Walnut Ltd Walnut M. L. Wolfe Shida Ward Coolidge T S. Locust Hazel Ling. Geo. Radford

Revival Meetings Begin Next Week At Hastings Church

The Ladies Aid hosts a social evening January 20 at 7 30 PM with music games and a light lunch for all. Rev M R Talley and Rev Charles M Edmondson will lead revival services from Sunday with a gospel singer hoped for, aiming to boost attendance and support for the revival efforts. Prayer meeting Thursday night and choir practice follow, seeking a full choir and strong participation.

Ladies’ Aid Hastings M. R. Talley

Public Farm And Goods Sales Notice Rows

A collection of farm sale notices from several locations in Iowa. Dates include February 3 1920 January 29 January 31 and February 25 with auctions by MM Miller BR Wilson Albert Feist L J Trayniv Major Hail Boyte and Slezak Swain Sons Horton Boum Job Wright Tarn and others. Watch for bills and advertising for particulars and catalogs.

Glenwood A. MM. Miller Wilson Pacific Junction Albert Feist Hastings

Farmers Union Exchange Report Details Henderson Co op

The Farmers Union Exchange in Henderson reports a year’s business of 48 000 with a 3 percent dividend to buyers and 10 percent on stock shares. Organized March 1918, it handles harness and electrical goods engines with Ti. M. Duke as manager and Martin Saar and Orson Harris guiding departments. Officers are John R. Clark president Toy Viner vice president Claude Wilson secretary treasurer. The exchange has 78 members across three unions Valley View Farm Creek Union Valley. Directors listed include John Clark Roy Viner Claude Wilson Martin Saar and W. M. Houser.

Farmers Union Exchange Henderson Ti. M. Duke Las Tog Martin Farmers' Union Exchange John Clark Roy Viner Claude Wilson Martin Saar W. M. Houser

Deaths Leila Winkler Dalrymple in Mont hospital attack

Telegram from Graybull Mont announces the death of Mrs Cecil Dalrymple from peritonitis. The body will go to her mother Mrs J B Winkler at Hiawatha Kan for a Wednesday funeral. Leila Winkler, 25, longtime Glenwood resident, married Cecil Dalrymple in 1918 and left a son John Jr born last August. Her father died in 1918, mother and sister Thelma moved to Tinwatha. The Mains family news recalls the elder Webster Mains and Silver City business prominence and long I O F membership before their recent deaths.

Leila Winkler Dalrymple Graybull Mont Cecil Dalrymple J. B. Winkler Hiawatha Kan Dalrymple Glenwood Leila Winkler The Rex John, Jr Thelma Tinwatha Webster Mains A. P. Reeve Mains Javille Silver City Ile

Relic Map of Mills County From 1876 Unearthed in Omaha Sale

An old pen drawn five color map of Mills County created in 1876 by W. P. Head was found in a book case bought at a neighbor’s sale. The map shows townships, early towns like Pacific City and Glenwood, landmarks, and landowners, with notes on features and street layouts as they existed then.

J. U. Wackler Mills County Wdiwards Omaha Nelson-Eoans Paint Co Low Fedwards Edwards W. P. Head Pacific City Henderson Silver City Mineola White Cloud Hillsdale Missouri River Nishna Botna Nishnabotany Lyons Glenwood Orphans Wome Anderson Township Indian Creek

Play at Temple Theatre attracts university music students

Mise Juneheatres and University School of Music members visit Temple Theatre for a weekend event. Nel and Thor join Obe and Mrs. Van Gur res for a musical evening. Miss Agirres accepted an invitation to perform the violin tonight, January 26, during Matines Musical at Temple Theatre.

Temple Theatre University School of Music Dine Cola Nel Thor Obe van Gurres Miss Agirres Lineal

Court Notes on Estate Distributions and Appraisals

The distribution of the W. Swarts estate was approved with $500 withheld pending A. T. Bird's claim. The Nancy Pratt estate was directed to be appraised to apportion inheritance tax. Attorney's fees were approved.

W. ©. Swarts A. T. Bird Nancy Pratt

Vocational class expansion eyed for Glenwood area

The Winter Short Term Classes in Agriculture from January 5 to March 12 show encouraging results at Malvern Strahan and Silver City with Glenwood enrollment meeting targets briefly, while current Glenwood totals fall short. Organizers seek local men and boys over fourteen to join Feb 9 five week session, promising low costs and 9:00 am to 3:15 pm classes mirroring Ames agricultural courses.

Malvern Strahan Silver City Glenwood Ames Strat Glenwood Eeess Yeo Kk. Masters County

Married Shrader Hays in Wyoming at Gletwood

Robert Shrader of Phittsmancth and Margaret Hays of Ovin Ivelion Wyoming wed Saturday January 4 in the office of Justice Goodrich. The groom owns a farm and the couple will reside there. Also notes on evangelistic meetings and a Gun Club gathering with community remarks on selfishness and needs.

Shrader-Hays Robert Shrader Phittsmancth oMles Margaret Hays Ovin Ivelion Gletwood Muarriage Goodrich Justice of the Pete

R. I. C. Members Hold Session in Center Township

An all day session of Center township Hore Improvement Club was held January 22 at Charles Reasons home, presided by Miss Gertrude Reasoner. About 45 members attended a dinner at 8 pm. Ida Coives, president, led the meeting. program included orchestral music by Mr. and Mrs. Parker and Hershal and Everett Sawyers and a skit Willing the Missionary Box performed by ten members. Recipients of the harvest were Lon Sawyers and Miss Marjorie Thuffington.

Center Township Hore Charles Reasons Gertrude Reasoner Ari Ida Coives J. Parker Hershal Everett Sawyers Mesdimos Stella Sawyers Ida Graves Clara Trooks Ada Parker Wilgabeth Sawyers Laure Shepard Georgia Haremond Ella Pearl Miller Marjorie Bullington Harvel Lon Sawyers Marjorie Thuffington

Henderson Lodge Installs Officers in Odd Fellows Ceremony

Henderson Lodge No. 443 Odd Fellows installed officers on Thursday night January 22. J R Graham D D G M presided with past grandes W L Wilson G T Harover Clyde Edmundson George Triplett and L W Triplett assisting. Elective officers T rea surer and appointive officers were installed amid praise and criticism of the Wilsons. Attendance was good. members celebrated at Rose Hotel with a generous oyster supper. effort to build a reputation was urged.

Henderson Lodge O. O C. EB. Edmundson Vo. L. Wilson Owens A. H. Harbor O. L. Harbor Martin Saar A. Smith P. R. Wilson F Wilson Wilsons Rose Hotel

Lost Express and Two Minor Comedies At The Theater

A brief card notes Monday listings for The Lost Express and two minor comedies. Thursday and Friday present emotional wigs and a Rockwell entry with ads and performances.

The Lost Express I Lloyd Iui Mtinor Vield Rockwell Ta Alsu Alutt Ad Dell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Howe Pharmacy T. Genung Ista Knupple G. I. Ostrander I. Masters C.N. Enfeld Dth Grove Alex Miller M. iKillman Lewis Charlie Chaplin Glarlie Chaplin Ine Chaplin Rex Theatre Alice Joyce Church Farmers Union Exchange of Benton Thos. Tead Dean Tread Mr. Ead Cus Eeger Tabernacle Stephens Victorious Christian Life Fey Tran Grotwoods Charles Reasoner Glalys Leslie Lko
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