01 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
1
Glenwood and nearby communities report a string of Wednesday visitors and local business, with residents from Hastings Council Bluffs Lincoln and Denver stopping through. Local crop conditions praise rain and wheat prospects while auctions and notices promote sales and services.
Two visitors Messrs. B. F. Rehkopf of Indianola and G. W. Kyte of Osceola arrived in Glenwood to inspect county officers records under an Iowa law. They work quietly, began with the treasurer’s books, and have not been checked since 1913 in this county.
Earl R. Herrick and Miss Ethel Blanche Burkett marked ten years of marriage on June 28 1915 with a family and friends dinner at their home. The couple hope to celebrate many more anniversaries.
The Glenwood ball team travels to Tabor on Thursday July 1 for a contest with the local club. Tabor returns the visit in Glenwood on July 6, celebration day, just after the Calithampian parade. On July 14 the Red Oak Greys visit Glenwood for a diamond clash as Glenwood’s club meets them.
Glenwood church services for July and August will run at the court house park starting July 4 evening. If rain, services move to the Christian church. Rev. Wm. Stevenson of the M. E. church conducts the first service. Episcopal services next Sunday at 8 by Rev. Deibert. Baptist service at 10:30 with Miss Lenore Burkett of Lincoln singing. orchestra to assist at Sunday school.
George Craig and J L Bellatti give notice they will file final reports as executors. Craig handles the Elspet Craig estate and Bellatti handles the S H Wireman estate, with the same July 1 1915 deadline stated.
An 84-year-old Glenwood resident named Leah Folden remains lively despite aging. Her steady eyes reveal skillful needlework and pretty lace, reflecting enduring youthfulness and cheer. She has endured life’s sorrows but keeps joy alive in Mills County.
Robert McChord, a graduate and teacher at Ames, has won a government appointment in his field and will leave this week for the new post. He has been acting manager for James W. Carter since March first, but the new job offers a substantial salary advance and is reported with regret by the community.
An advertisement asserts beauty comes from good digestion and favors Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion problems. Sold by A. J. Howe as a health remedy.
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