Golden Jubilee for Emerson Couple Marks 60 Years
Mr and Mrs Arthur McClain of Emerson celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on May 24 with nearly 200 guests. They married in Rushville Indiana on May 24 1866. Their family includes three living sons Rev Albert McClain Prof Carl McClain and Marion McClain. Adaughter missed the event and several relatives attended from Malvern Red Oak and other towns. The couple have long served the Emerson Presbyterian Church and Mr McClain is a Civil War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McClain
Eimerson
McClain
Caroline C. Murray
Rushville
Indiana
D. M. Stewart
Emerson
Henry
Lala May Lewis
Pomeroy
Wash
Albert McClain
Spokane
Carl McClain
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Marian McClain
Eugene
Ore
A. M. McClain
Marion McClain
Anna McDill McClain
W. P. Wortman
R. A. Wills
Eva Wainwright
C. W. Black
Marian
Livingstone
Fred Durbin
Mary Evans
Malvern
Patience Spencer
Red Oak
Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Hey
Suffrage Talk and Election Night Schedule
Mr. Grehard of the Council Blu Nonpareil speaks on Women’s Suffrage Saturday evening June 3. Monday is the big dig when the vote is taken. Mr. Orchard speaks Saturday evening at the courthouse park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grehard
Council
Mr. Orchard
Court House Park
Absent Voters Case Reaches Auditor Humphrey
Auditor Humphrey reports two voters received primary ballots they do not expect to be at home. One call comes from Silver City and one from Glenwood, indicating contact from distant locations for ballot delivery.
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Humphrey Hasts
Dunes
Silver City
Glenwood
Primary Election Details Highlight Mills County Candidates
The notice outlines the upcoming primary election on June 5 or 6 for Mills County. Republican and Democratic tickets list state senator candidates, state representatives Pearl Cary and Fred Durbin for the Republicans, and F J Wallace for the Democrats. Biographical notes describe W C Rateliff II of Red Oak and FL Jones from Villisca as Republican state senate contenders.
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Scuba
Nonineas
Millitis- Montgomery
Montgomery County
W. C. Rateliffii
Red Oak
Jones
Villisca
Pearl Cary
Fred Durbin
Queen Mills
Mills County
Mr. Cary
Indian Creek Township
Mr. Durbin
F. J. Wallace
Br. Wallace Lumber Company
Glenwood
Former Glenwood Resident Dead
Former Glenwood resident Mrs. Wma Pleuiry-Robinson died at 878 Rush Street aged 74. Buried Wednesday at Montrose. Remembered by Glenwood’s early residents as Mrs Newsillard. Wife of Glenwood jeweler Mr William Robinson, she moved to Chicago in the 1870s and later lived with her daughter Marie Viterlu who was long associated with the Flull Howse iment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronta Cienga
Glenwood
Wma Pleuiry-Robinson
Rush Street
Montrose
Tigers Triumph in Henwood Tigers Defeat Methodist in One Game
In a single ball game played Wednesday at Larndon, the Tigers of Henwood routed the Methodist team 2 to 1. The crowd cheered as the Tigers dominated the early innings and secured a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Henwood
Malvern
Larndon
Nice Writing Paper Display by The Tribune
The Tribune advertises a line of high quality writing paper and envelopes for business and professional use. Available in white and tinted varieties, with invitation to view the assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Memorial Sunday Services at Glenwood Lodge
Glenwood lodge promotes Memorial Sunday on June 4 with a memorial sermon by Rev. Stevenson at the M church. Members must meet at the hall at 10:00 AM to process to the church and gather in the lodge room at 2:40 PM to proceed to the cemetery for the tribute program led by H. H. Cheyney I G QO. W. Quartet and J. R. Graham. Subscription offered for Mills County Tribune at $1.99 biweekly.
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Glenwood Lodge
Stevenson
M . Church
H. H. Cheyney
I. G. QO. W. Quartet
J. R. Graham
Lodge
Duly Celebrate Decoration Day Parade and Ceremonies
Open fir exercises marked Decoration Day in Glenwood with flags, band processions to the cemetery, and a large turnout of institution children. Veterans and CA corps led autos, followed by the 1.C.0 band and a colorful child procession. The cemetery program included GA ritual, Lincoln address by Dahle Boyer, and songs by young girls. Afternoon events at the Armory drew a full audience, with John Y. Stone delivering the chief address. Meanwhile Glenwood’s G. O. (Galde) Curtis faces charges in Council Bluffs over drunkenness and public disturbance.
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Glenwood
Institution
Veterans and
1.C. 0
Noah Hank
Surth
Armory
Dahle Boyer
JL. B. Cunningham
John Y. Stone
Delights of Music Afternoons Offered by Hosts
Miya Wesley Dewing and Mrs Wo Plimpton hosted two music loving friends with two afternoons of programed songs. Mrs Troward Kenstlow of College View Neb and Mrs Koslow performed, admired for their voices and tone. The home in pink and white with pink roses hosted pleasant refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miya
Wesley Dewing
Wo. Plimpton
Troward Kenstlow
College View
Glenwood
Guo Club Shoot At Henderson Yields Low Scores
The Guo Club shoot at Henderson on Wednesday drew 28 participants, with 11 from Henwood. It was a 106 third shoot. Top scores came from Glenwood shooters A. H. Workman 8 9, A. Edwards 86, and W. H. Fickel 83. A. S. Workman won the Henderson Cup with 43 successes in 25 chances, blamed on poor weather for the low scores.
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Guo Club
Henderson
Henwood
Glenwood
Workman
Edwards
W. H. Fickel
A. S. Workman
Boyhood Friend Returns Home at Pleasantville Address
County Attorney Harry M. Logan spoke at Pleasantville Iowa on Decoration Day and addressed old friends. He greeted many attendees as one of their boys returning home, and the exercises drew a large audience appreciating his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Logan
Pleasantville
Iowa
Mr. Logan
Mrs Ellen Summers Dies in Malvern After Long Illness
Mrs Ellen Summers a pioneer resident of Malvern and vicinity died at her home in Malvern Tuesday night after a long siege of sickness. Funeral will be at the Baptist church in Malvern on Saturday June 3 at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Summers
Malvern
The
Baptist Church
Many Reasons for Opposition at Glenwood Rally
A large crowd gathered in Glenwood last Saturday as Attorney Gililland answered opponents of woman suffrage. He argued voting power should rest with the strong, questioned women’s readiness, and critiqued suffrage’s impact on home life and education. He contrasted women's roles with men’s duties and warned suffrage could undermine the family and state.
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Court House
Glenwood
Gililland
Mgr
GiHillaid
Persis
Iowa
Hal Town
Worman
Commonwealth
Lola Laoliette
Threshhold
Kright
Alex
California
Irrepressible Sam Seizes a Huge Pie
The piece narrates Sam imprinting a bold message to a junior member and becoming an agent for the New Kenthilor Linotype Company operating across southern Ohio from Columbus. It notes his return to work with determination, past rivalries, and a fusion of poetry and critique in his writings.
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Che
Sam Ft
Young
Sar
Kenthilor Linotype Company
Wich
Ohio
Columbias
North Pata
Plana
Samsai
Miller's
Sam
Sherman Hill Struck by Auto Near Local Stores
On a Tuesday evening between 4 and 5 o clock Sherm Hill was struck while crossing the street between the Hamilton grocery corner and Jamison drug store. The auto was driven by Mrs. Jay Russell of Omaha. Hill suffered an injury to his right hip and a wheel passed over his foot but no bones were broken. The incident was witnessed by residents and reported in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Jamison
Stermil
Jay Russell
Omaha
Russell
Sherm
Glenwood High Alumni Banquet Opens With Military Tone
Glenwood High School alumni gathered at the Armory for their annual meeting and banquet staged with a military air. Toast topics focused on recruits, front lines, preparedness, and overcoming obstacles as graduates march forward. The event drew about 120 attendees despite heavy rain, honoring longtime teachers and local figures as new officers were elected.
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Glenwood Alumni Association
Wm. Rathke
Walter Brown
George Long
E.R. Herrick
Howard Otis
Wayne Choate
Clara Schappel
Mary Windham Stewart
Omaha
Missa Georgia Buckingham
Geraldine Woodruff Mitchell
Chadron, Nel
Nattie Windham Bonham
Hamburg
Mabel Gibbs Vicker
Hastings
George (Vesey) Blaples
Chicago
Mes
Hildle Aga
Avoca
Tella Scott Sehick
Grane Carter Kossles
Chiarkton
Wis Faving Jones
Wriet
Miphonia Evernitiun
Art Schappel
Wilbur Warren
May Viamb
Cupid Again Becomes Active in West Nebraska Wedding
A young jeweler Alfred Wider of Hebron Nebraska married Miss Edith Skerritt of Silver City on May 1 at the bride’s home in Ingraham township. Edith taught in Silver City schools last year. Groom runs a jewelry and optical shop in Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Elter
Hebron, Neb
Edith Skerritt
Silver City
Anderson-Loof
Miss County
Alfred Wider
Hebron
Neb
Wdith Skerritt
J.T. Skerritt
Ingraham Township
Elder
Tebron
Sund burglar arraigned before Judge Woodruff
A burglar captured in Sund night was jailed around 1 AM and arraigned before Judge Woodruff at 17:30, facing charges under the night wards ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Agilon
Woodruff
Hou Er
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Hymen
Bower
Mrs. A. McClain
Waller
Brown
Willis Somers
Summers
White Cloud
A. J. Cook
Carl Otis
Charles Plumer
Oak Township
Zeno Bass Jr
Rawles Township
Sherman Jones
Silver Creek
W. HE. McGrew
Anderson
C. I. Record
Glenwood J
G. K. Johnson
R. E. Humphrey
G. A. Pratt
C. G. Farrel
Lyons
Howards
M. D. Maxwell
J. W. Kruse
Charles Peters
Charles McManigal
Mr. Peters
Mme
Emma Fleury-Robinson
Methodist Church
Mills County Tribune
Galde
Curtis
Mbe
Council Blutts
Bluts
Baldy
Gillilland
Tribune
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Sherm Hill
Hamilton Grocery
Glenwood H. S
Cupid
Anderson-Loot
William Anderson
Elkader, Towa
Anna Loot
Mineola
Mineola Church
O. Sitzler
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