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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
2
About 40 men left their posts in Pacific Junction railroad yards on Saturday July 1 at 10 am in accordance with a strike order. Detectives guard the property since the strike began. Several local updates recount hospitalities and visits, while river work northwest of town continues as waters fall.
Hastings notes record a June birth to Mr and Mrs J H Old, visitors Dr and Mrs Christie with daughters Roberta and Valeria, and Oma ha visitors Tuesday. Local residents J L Clark plan to move to a new home, Henry Brownell and Red Oak visitors, and a Hastings Mponorth Leagters picnic at Glenwood Lake Park Friday. Community groups meet, Wayne Thompson returns from Oklahoma, and civic notices include cemetery society gathering and new baby at Edie home with potential name Columbia. City Hotel sale to Copp and Young closes, Hastings reports four radio stations under Harry’s management.
Gerald Young Ted Dolph and Miss Maxine Purcell among names. Poindexter returned from Hettrielk due to a brother’s illness. B H Wilson and Dee head west to Broadus Montana for several months. R A Turner from Cumberland Iowa visited Ira L Turner’s family. Harry Boston and cousins from Wayne Nebraska visited W P Crow and family. John Peterson and son Philip returned from College Springs. Blanche Coates arrived with them. Joe Haden moved to H H Wilson home. Whitney the new depot agent will take Haden’s rooms. Rev F A Smith and daughters Nelda and Arlene left for Adair for vacation. Mrs. Smith visits relatives while Mr. Smith attends Ames College.
The Holiness congregation holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and evening service at 8 p m Prayer meeting Tuesdays at 8 p m Pastor Fred Fleer also notes Pleasant Ridge with Sunday school at 10 and morning service at 11 plus an evening service at 7 30 pastor Howard Mintie extends a cordial invitation to all
Sunday activities include class at nine, Sunday school at nine forty five, morning and evening services at ten forty five and eight, Epworth League at six thirty, mid week at seven thirty, choir at seven eighty, and Young People's Chorus at seven ten. Pastor G T Roberts. Congregational worship at nine forty five, Christian Endeavor at seven ninety led by Miss Viola Hubbell, Union evening service at ten. Minister Thomas Evans.
Baptist Bible school at 9 45 worship at 11 00 subject The Central Idea of the Recent International Sunday School Convention Juniors 2 30 Young People's service 7 00 L R Bobbitt minister Union Meetings Last Sunday night the first union meeting was held In the Methodist church on account of the rain A good sized crowd was present Boy Scouts in camp gave a fine demonstration Mr Myers camp director spoke on The Psychology of the Boy Mr Koos Scout Executive spoke on Why Scout Next Sunday night at eight Court House lawn if no rain band will play One of Glenwood's ministers will speak The writer urges summer meetings to build friendships morality and spiritual interest for area churches
Next Monday the Glemgood Chautauqua begins a five day program featuring the Alpine Yodlers as the highlight. Lectures by Tolbert Sadler and Brodie, daily music, and child sports fill the schedule. Community Day on the final program aims to be memorable with civic groups urged to participate and bring dinner offerings for a full day of activities.
Edwin Myers and his brother Dr Merrill Myers traveled from Glenwood to Des Moines then to St Paul Minnesota for the National B Y P U convention Edwin represents the Glenwood B Y P U organization and Merrill serves as a state B Y P U officer
The Glenwood Tribune reports several marriages across Iowa towns. J C Bussanmas and Della Dodder wed in Council Bluffs with Father O Donnell officiating and guests from Glenwood and Lincoln. Nellie Ashmore and Charles W Wolfinger married in Atlantic with Robertson officiating. Parry Clover and Mary Thomas tied the knot in Malvern. Charles H Richards and Ella M Croson wed in Omaha. Goodrich united Huey and Fisher in Glenwood. Guests offered congratulations and plans for future residence follow each ceremony.
The two young people of Pacific Junction named Himer Huey and Migs Lottie Salina Fisher assumed the obligations of life contract. The pair look forward to a share of earthly happiness in the years ahead.
Glenwood Creamery announces J H Hickok of Rock Island Illinois as its new manager succeeding J M Gray who moved to Omaha The family man brings a proven record and promising start to lead the plant The directors hope to establish a home here and recognize Glenwood creamery products across a growing territory
The Tribune editor greeted three young visitors from Cambridge Guernsey County Ohio on Saturday evening. Mrs Mergeline Shriver Boyd and Mr and Mrs A A Beau are visiting Dr and Mrs F M Shriver. The trip is part of the Bean couple’s honeymoon and Boyd visits family as well. The editor recalls boyhood days along Leatherwood east of Cambridge and cherishes memories from Ohio.
The district Haworth League Institute will be held at Glenwood Lake park July 24 through 30 this year. Last year’s gathering was fine and organizers aim for another strong showing, urging Glenwood citizens to prepare. Officials hope park and access roads are improved to welcome visitors. see Rev. Ripley for information.
An advertising line from Humphrey and Howe proclaims that every dollar spent on Tanlac is money well spent, signaling the product promotion and trust in its value.
Glenwood residents share 4th of July greetings with neighbors and visitors from Council Bluffs Emerson and Los Angeles. Local families host friends, note church programs, Scouts revival, and a new 1034 pound baby born to Pearl Purcell’s family in Clarkston Nebraska.
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