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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

2

Deaths Mrs J F Bichel Dies Near Glenwood

Mrs. Nettie Belle Combs Bichel died yesterday morning at her rural home north of Glenwood after an illness. She was about 46, born Nettie B Combs, daughter of James D and Caroline Combs. Funeral held at home today at 10 with burial in Mineola. Her mother and sister from Osceola were with her during illness.

J. F. Bichel Glenwood the Tribune Nettie Belle Combs Mineola Caroline Combs Purcel Osceola Wood County West Virginia Iowa Joseph F. Bichel Tothem William Harold Methodist Episcopal Church

Dr Trimmer Treatment Brings Relief for Chronic Sufferer

J D Boyce of Route J Glenwood testifies after eleven years of stomach trouble and two years of illness. He consulted Dr Trimner and reports feeling fine and able to work daily this spring. He strongly recommends Dr Trimner's treatment to chronic sufferers.

Glenwood and Third Ward teachers hosted at O Elkins home

Teachers from Glenwood High and Third Ward schools were entertained Tuesday night at the O Elkins residence. Music from the High school orchestra accompanied a four course luncheon in a delightful evening.

Glenwood High School Third Ward O. Elkins

Leather Medale and the Burlesque Medal Practice

Leather medals began as a true mark of honor but after King John of France paid a ransom to Edward III he had no metal for coins or decorations. He used feather money and leather medals to confer honors, a burlesque distinction that soon spread among nobles.

John France Agincourt Edward III England

Discretion and Fear Span a Wild Family Moment

In a tense New York World item, Elsie reacts with horror as a neighbor child utters a shocking remark. Her mother urges disclosure, but Elsie hesitates, muttering she must flee to the garden. The exchange captures a child’s distress and a parent’s demand for truth.

Elsie New York

Glenwood Church Services and Local Notes

Episcopal evening service at eight led by Rev. Deibert. Methodist pastor Rev. Win Stevenson. Miss Mamie Cheney returns from Minneapolis business college. Miss Sarah McDowell visits sister near Macedonia. Miss Gertrude Geopfarth from Lincoln for two weeks. M. L. Evans returns from Decorah. Gene Tollinger of Council Bluffs visits aunt. Mrs. Mary Birdsell and daughter Louise visit. Louise stays with Clyde Rhoads.

Episcopal Deibert Macedonia Gertrude Geopfarth Lincoln M. L. Evans Decorah Gene Tollinger Council Bluffs

Greatly Benefitted by Chamberlain's Liniment

Mrs Florence Sife of Wabash Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains praising the relief it provides. The advertisement notes prompt relief for rheumatic pains and lists A J Howe as seller.

Chamberlain Florence Siife Wabash Ind A. J. Howe

Local Social Notes From Red Oak and Surrounding Areas

Mrs C W Pierce and daughter Miss Nelle Culver of Red Oak visited friends Monday. Mrs Ranz and daughters Nita and Hern of Omaha stayed in Red Oak with Mrs. Gilbert Cheney and others. Myron Shipman was a business visitor in Omaha Saturday. Miss Emma Dunbar goes to Excelsior Springs Mo to visit Miss Goldie Salmons. Mr and Mrs Eldridge Coppage of Stanton visited Mrs Copage’s mother. Miss Catherine Barbour returned to Tabor. Mrs Idd Evans and daughter Leona of Red Oak visited Mrs Lee France. Miss Avis Birdseill left for Glenwood to visit her sister Mrs Clyde Rhoads. Mr and Mrs Frank Norak of Omaha spent days visiting Bert Dunn. Mrs Lurland Schurr of Strahan visited her mother Mrs Power. Mrs Mark Fenant left for Sioux City after a visit.

C W Pierce Nelle Culver Red Oak Ranz Nita and Hern Omaha Gilbert Cheney Myron Shipman Emma Dunbar Excelsior Springs Goldie Salmons Eldridge Coppage Stanton Coppage Catherine Barbour Tabor Idd Evans Leona Lee France Avis Birdseill Clyde Rhoads Glenwood Frank Norak Bert Dunn Lurland Schurr Strahan Powera

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