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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1920

Page

5

Celebration in Glenwood Sparks Fireworks and Festivities

Crowds gathered in Glenwood for a lively celebration despite an unsettled morning. Pacific Junction band, Aubrey's drum corps, and local entertainers energized the day with parades, balloon races, fireworks, street pictures, and dancing at the Armory. A flag pole restoration preceded the evening events, while aquatic sports were canceled due to weather.

Sol Pacific Junction Aubrey Anen EH. Mitchell Council Bluffs Court House Hastings Glenwood West End Wire Boys

Manhattan Oil Co to Build Station in Glenwood

Glenwood residents learned Manhattan Oil Company of Delaware plans a modern service station at Tyson and Vine, west side, north of Play Yard Park. Representatives Blake and Cohoe negotiated for a site after purchasing Midland Oil holdings in Iowa. The station will have a double driveway, a canopy, fireproof Kellastone building, office, rest room, and toilet, with tanks potentially moved from the rail yard area.

Glenwood Richard Blake I. W. .Cohoe Council Bluffs Manhattan Oil Company of Delaware Manhattan Oil Company Midland Oil Company Iowa Tyson and Vine Streets West Side PlayerYound Park Mesars Blake and Cohoe

In Her Honor By OMC Members Reunion at Clearwood Lake Park

Members of the OMC gathered at Clearwood Lake Park on Sunday evening to honor Virginia Craig of Henderson. Remaining attendees included Pauline Hamilton, Rohease Brown, June Woods, Ferne Jackson, Blanche Buyres, Esther Stranathan, Marian Fair, Virginia Craig, and Mrs. Dean Jackson, with BVDs guests present and several members absent. Virginia Craig will sail for the Orient with her mother this month to a Bulgarian home near Bargous, where George Scholls, Standard Oil manager for Bulgaria, awaits the couple.

OM. C's Cllenwood Lake Park Virginia Craig Tenderson Vera Phelps Geneva Warren Miss Craig New York Bulgaria Bargous George Scholls Mr. Scholls Missea Pauline Hamilton Rohease Brown June Woods Ferne Jackson Blanche Buyres Esther Stranathan Marian Fair

Meeting at Armory on Glenwood Chautauqua concerns

At Armory all guarantors and interested parties are asked to meet Thursday evening at 7 p m to discuss Glenwood Chautauqua matters.

Armory Glenwood Chautauqua Glenwood

Two Parties Conventions Elect County Delegates

County Republican and Democratic conventions met in Glenwood on Saturday July 3. Delegates were chosen for state and district conventions and a county chairman was elected by the committeemen. Republicans named eight state and district delegates and a slate for judicial conventions. Democrats announced delegates across congressional, senatorial, state, and judicial lists with time and places to be announced. The committee then elected T. Genung as county chairman. The Republican county chairman remains to be chosen later.

Glenwood Des Moines A. B. Judson H. M. Logan Charles H. Summers H. W. Keffer J. G. Loving Harry Maddocks George C. Heafleng F. R. Chantry Cedar Rapids John Y. Stone J. A. Jungaquist Robinson Lewis K. R. Cook Carl H. Otis J. L. Evans BE. M. McGrew Council Bluffs Dean A. E. Cook F. H. Nipp A. P. Reeve W. P. Wortman W. C. Rathke A. & Sawyers Sherman Jones W.r. Thomas J. G. Flanagan J. A R. C. Hopp G. H. White Cedar ‘Rapids D. EB. Whitfield J.D

Parade of Glenwood cars through Silver City to Henderson and Emerson

Eleven autos plus a Glenwood band, preachers, editors and others toured through Glenwood to Silver City, Henderson and Emerson. The ride showcased fine roads, scenic prairies and farm country, with stops for meals and local receptions. Charley Irwin treated the crowd in Henderson while Rev Stevenson rekindled old connections, concluding with a pleasant boulevard-like road to Emerson.

Glenwood Ith Ian Mineola Silver City Rev. Thompson Henderson Silver Creek Queen Mills Charley Irwin Charley Rev. Stevenson

It's a Girl Born to Miss Emma Barnes Family

A wire message to Miss Emma Barnes dated July 8 from Charleston announces the arrival of Elizabeth Lloyd DeBrohun at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. DeBrohun. Congratulations, Leon, from the editor.

Emma Barnes Charleston D. C Eizabeth Lloyd DeBrohun

Chautauqua Visit At Court House Park Glenwood

A representative from the Chautauqua program invites children to meet Friday at 1 PM in Court House Park in Glenwood ahead of the July 15 to 20 event.

Court House Park Glenwood

Bus Route Echoes Through Indian Creek Valley Trip

A school trip travels from Emerson to Hastings via Indi jai Creek valley past Wayside lake with stops at Mal vern then to Tabor or returning to Glenwood. Return home by 7 p.m. while the rest of the group continues.

Emerson Hastings Indijai Creek Valley Wayside Lake Malvern Tabor Glenwood

Pacific Junction band shines in public celebration

The Pacific Junction band impressed locals with polished marching and handsome uniforms. Prof Schulhof, aided by 21 men and one lady, led the group on a second public appearance away from home. Miss Esther Olson was among the few women in the band, earning pride for Pacific Junction.

Pacific Junction Schulhof Esther Olson Wight

Glenwood Township Community Club Hosts Celebration

The Glenwood Township Community Club met Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Banister’s home for a festive gathering. The Glenwood Methodist church orchestra assisted, County Agent Farquhar spoke, and refreshments were served, marking a lively community event.

Henry Banister Glenwood Methodist Church Farquhar Glenwood Township Community Club

Four Score Guests Enjoy Luncheon at Williams Home

Mrs M J Williams and hosts entertained at a one o clock luncheon at their North Walnut street home. Eleven small tables and one large table were decoratively set with garden flowers and seasonally themed place cards. A three course meal preceded Kensington activities and a brief musical program by Mrs Clifford Williams and local girls. Out of town guests attended.

M. J. Williams North Walnut Street E. Starbuck Clifford Williams Harry Pike Kensington Kensington Work Dumfries Lillian Kruse Ruth Schoening Audrey Nipp Mineola

Nominees for President and Vice President Drawn from Democratic Convention

The Democratic National Convention in San Francisco concluded July 6 after forty four ballots to nominate James M. Cox of Dayton Ohio for President. Cox narrowly missed the two thirds rule while Franklin D Roosevelt won the vice presidential nomination on one ballot. Ohio figures prominently as both major party nominees hail from the state and are newspaper men. Harding and Coolidge are the Republican and Roosevelt is from New York and serving as assistant Secretary of the Navy.

San Francisco James M. Cox Dayton McAdoo Cox Franklin Roosevelt Ohio Harding U. S

Picnic for Epworth League at Glenwood Lake

On Tuesday July 13 the Glenwood Epworth Leaguers meet for a picnic at Glenwood Lake. L. E. Ripley of Shenandoah and his cabinet attend to arrange the next district meeting and discuss making Glenwood Lake Park a permanent meeting place.

Glenwood Epworth

Ventures in Matrimony Barkus Bushnell and Edith Bushnell

Malvern note recaps July 6 marriages of Barkus and Bushnell at bride's home with Rev Gable, then Read and Anderson wed in Glenwood, both couples planning new lives in Shenandoah and Pacific Junction, while Armstrong and Dewdor unite in Mills County during WWI era.

Methodist Church Shenandoah Bis Country Tribune Read Anderson Junction Glenwood W. L. Evans Hobart Read Read & Moore Mary Anderson W. 5. Anderson Pacific Junction

Also Mentioned on This Page

Glenwood Fire Boys Prof. Schulloff Carl Buch Capper Publication Company West John Barleycorn Rex Theatre Greel ‘Goldwyn Madge Kennedy Chas, Logue Isi Manhattan Oil CO New Oil Company Midland Miss Craven Kenilworth Players Willmer Company Dr., Wm. Forkell D. Lee Fitzpatrick Martha Stout Timble Maj. A. S. Libby Pacific Junction Band Mosdames Starbuck, Pike and Williams Bank cJoses Wisner William Russell Arthur Jackson Mutt & Je Wrestlers Fox News The Newsy News
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