Mills County to Have Nurse Employed for Public Health
Miss Maybelle Randolph sails to Detroit for specialized training and will join Mills County July 1 as community nurse. Based in Glenwood, salary and expenses total 3000 dollars funded by Council Bluffs Red Cross, with a mass health meeting set June 14 to organize public health efforts and coordinate with local officials and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Randolph
Home Service
Mills County
Glenwood
Helen Jewell
Home Service Section
Nellie R. Morris
Harrison County
W.W. R. Orchard
Council Bluffs
Pearl White Serial and The Great Gamble at Rex Theatre
The Rex Theatre will screen Pearl White’s The Black Secret next Monday as the opening feature, with the closing chapter of The Great Gamble in the same eight reel program. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. The Black Secret is Pathé’s continued motion picture story adapted from Robert W. Chambers' Secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl White
Rex Theatre
Pathe
America
Robert W. Chambers
Road maps issued for state and county primary roads
State High way Commission releases maps of the state and each county showing the primary roads north south east and west. Roads are numbered with markers and painted signs after a design furnished by the commission. County Engineer directed to secure markets for the county's primary roads.
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Office
The
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Rebekah Members Dine At Wolfe Farm Southwest Glenwood
Sixteen members of the Rebekah Degree Staff and several male guests visited the John Johnson farm southwest of Glenwood on a Wednesday. They enjoyed a sumptuous dinner on the Wolfe lawn as a planned communal meal at the country home of Mr and Mrs George Wolfe.
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Rebekah
George Wolfff
John Johnson
Glenwood
Wolfe
Malvern Visitors Join In Meeting
The Glenwood O E S regular session featured degree work and a social hour with Malvern visitors. Three candidates Mrs Mageglen Skillicorn Mrs Carl Cook and Mrs Grover Mickelwail were instructed. A social hour followed with many Malvern guests and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood O. E. S
Malvern O. E. S
Mageglen Skillicorn
Carl Cook
Grover Mickelwail
Malvern
J. W. Baer
O. W. Kinsey
W Smith
Edith
W M Lilett
Iowa Deardorff
Harriet Benton
W Porter
John Suits
Pred Turbin
G $§ Wacraft
Homer Walker
Josiah Benton
Natal Day Celebration at Ada Van Gilder Home
Methodists gathered Tuesday evening on Upper Arty street to honor Ada Van Gilder with a surprise Last birthday party. Guests brought gifts, including an umbrella, and a short prayer led by Rev. Stevenson preceded a violin solo by Miss Mary Logi and refreshments of cake, sandwiches, and cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada van Gilder
Upper Atyrtie Street
Saad
Stevenson
Mary Logi
Rebekah Lodge
Wyoming
Mike Caley
Mary Byers
Maxine
Dlmarie Miller
Paul Judkins
Gladys Scott
Maareella Mair
Darlene Davis
Whoise Dodder
Mildred Wright
Masters Wallace Warren
Roy Byers
Raymon Wedmore
Qletm Wright
Polly's Place: From Polly to an Economic Unit in Politics
Poem by lorence Riddick Boys contrasts traditional domestic roles with modern economic demands. It traces Polly from hearthside dependence to independent labor and argues she must enter public life. The piece critiques social shift as women move from be welcomed at home to joining the workforce and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Lorence Riddick
Peter
Co operation of Shippers forms in Grange Hall
The Central Co operative Livestock Shipping Association met at Grange Hall in Balfour on Monday May 10. Thirty three farmers paid first dues and the group grew to over one hundred members. Eight car loads of stock had already shipped within ten days of organizing. The association aims to market livestock cooperatively, offering direct routes producer to consumer, flexible car load marketing, and the ability to insure at cost. R C Hopp of Glenwood is president with Fred Thieschafer as vice president and S J Parker as treasurer. John Mopp is hired as manager overseeing shipments, joining a second local cooperative shipping body already in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Co-operative Livestock Shipping Association
Grange Hall
Balfour
John Hopp
Co-Operative Livestock Shipping Association
Central Shipping Association
R. C. Hopp
Glenwood
Fred Thieschafer
S. J Parker
D. H. Moses
Jenny Buch
John Mopp
Farmers’ Union
Emerson
Jowan
Annual Camp Meeting of Nebraska State Hasiness Association
The 48th annual Camp Meeting will be held June 8-9, 1920, at Neworth Lake Park, Lincoln. The National Hasiness Association will oversee the event with workers Rev. C. W. Rath, Rob inson, Gig Wilson, Kenneth Wells and wife, readers of song. For further particulars write Wy a. Prescott, Sey, LT O street, laine cola, Neh.
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Nebraska State Hasiness Association
Neworth Lake Park
Lincoln
Nep
National Hasiness Association
Rev
C. W. Rath
Filt Robinson
Gig Wilson
Kenneth Wells
Wile
Wy A. Prescott
Sey
LT O Street
Laine Cola
Neh
In Critical Condition Amid Illness in Community
J. Martin, a famed figure in Tastings, lies in critical condition after a sudden illness Sunday. The respected resident and beloved local character from Gl aivord faced a dire health turn, leaving the town mourning a man who contributed greatly to his home community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin
Hastings
Martin
Iain
Primary Day in Iowa Next Monday
The regular biennial primary election for Iowa is set for June 7. Republicans offer wide choices for U S Senate and governor, while Democrats face write in options. several offices show contests, others are unopposed. Also noted is a Scranton North Dakota native wedding in Adair Iowa with Harvey Caron and Hazel Wogan tying the knot at St John’s Catholic Church.
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Iowa
Hanes
Congress
U. S
W. RR. Green Willl
Mills-Montgomery
H. A. Darling
Glenwood
Fred Durbin
Malvern
Frank
Allender
11Th
R. Buffington
A. B. Judson
R. T E. Lewis
J. R. Coates
District Court
Walter S. Brown
R. J. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Tt. R. Mickelwall
J. D. McKnight
North Dakota
Scranton
Adair
Harvey J. Caron
Hazel Beatrice Wogan
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Mullen
Marguerite Hogan
Virgil Rooney
Octave Caron
N. D
Fullerton Cumber Co
W. R. Hogan
Caron
Married Marks and Greiner in Montour ceremony
Raymond Marks and Ada Greiner wed at the home of Rev. J J Marks in Montour Pennsylvania May 29 in a noon ceremony attended by close relatives. The bride, from east Mills county, is a Parsons College graduate and former Montour school jewelry teacher. The couple plan to reside in Montour and were visiting Caron Hogan and family after their wedding.
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Amerson High School
Parsons College
Picnic at Glenwood Park by Darning and Domino Clubs
On Saturday the Darning and Domino Clubs gathered for an afternoon at Glenwood's Lake Park. Toward evening a fine picnic supper was served with hot coffee brewed outdoors on a crate, creating a pleasant social outing for members.
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Park
Glenwood
Lake Park
Picnic Supper for Wah Wah Taysee Camp Fire Girls
The Wah Wah Taysee Camp Fire girls enjoyed a picnic supper Monday evening at the home of Miss Evelyn Ward on North Vine Street.
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Evelyn Ward
North Vine Street
Scouts Escort to Omaha Return Home in Regulated Gear
Ten members of the Chen wool Boy Scouts traveled to Omaha with Scoutmaster Crewdson, equipped in park gear, and returned safely. They were driven to and from Omaha by Miss Helen Plimpton and G. K. Johnson. The boys named Henry Tall, Joe Steele, Roy Irby, Merri Plimpton, Albert Woodruff, Glen Boyer, Don Boyer, Hubert Storer, Kenneth Johnson, and Albert Gre.
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Boy Scouts
Chenwool
Omaha
Ort Crewdson
Helen Plimpton
G. KK. Johnson
Poys
Henry Tall
Joe Steele
Roy Irby
Merri Plimpton
Albert Wood
Wishingling musical fantasy at Tabor College
Miss Mabel Walling of this city, a Tabor College student, will play a leading role in The Wishingling, a musical fantasy to be staged Monday and Tuesday evenings, June 14 and 15, in Adams Hall. The production features elaborate scenery, costumes, and lighting under director Miss Edna H. Shrupe of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Walling
Tabor College
Adams Hall
Tabor
Edna H. Shrupe
Chicago
Glenwood Library seeks funds for expanded service
Glenwood residents urged support to sustain library operations for growing demands. A Library Association event at the Rex Peatre next Tuesday night, June 8, invites community help through attendance and donations to bolster programs and resources.
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Glenwood
Library Association
Rex Peatre
Glenwood Lodge Takes Step to Invest Bonds
Glenwood Lodge of the K of FB plans to invest 600 dollars of its funds in government bonds as part of its financial management strategy.
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Glenwood Lodge, K. of
Mysterious Noises Alarm Glenwood Ladies Meeting
The closing year end gathering of the P E O organization in Glenwood featured men entertaining at the Mr and Mrs W J Hill home. A dash of mischief followed with a captive tale of guards, torn garments, and restless sisters as the ladies recall oaths amid stings and disheveled hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EK. Co
P. I. D. Society
P. E. Oo
Glenwood
W. J. Hill
P. EO
Sabbath School Convention Planned in Chariton June 23 26
State Sabbath School convention for southern Iowa will be held at Chariton from June 23 to 26. Delegates from the county plan to present an invitation for the convention to meet next in Clewwood, with likely support from the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 5
Iowa
Chariton
Clenwood
Chamber of Commerce
May 29 Arrivals Across Millerson Area
Three daughters arrived at homes in and near Millerson on May 29. To Mr and Mrs Glen Shook and to Mr and Mrs Henry Roedell came their first born, to Mr and Mrs Joe Davis came a daughter. Another first born daughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Scheel northwest of Silver City on May 29.
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Millerson
Glen Shook
Henry Roedell
Joe Davis
Charles Scheel
Silver City
June Arrivals At Silver City And Nearby Towns
June arrivals announce newborns to local families. A son to Mr and Mrs Schoening near Silver City on June 1. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Maxwell near Glenwood on June 2. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Fermint Young of Oak township on June 2.
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Thing Schoening
Silver City
Arthur Maxwell
Glenwood
Fermint Young
Oak Township
Postponed Methodist event for women by men
The enterciment of the Method ist women by the Methodist men was to be held Thursday evening but has been postponed until Tuesday night.
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Evelyn Erith
Kay McKay
Walter McGrath
Frederick Vaux
Major Wallace McCutcheon
Glenwood Gospel
Natal
Caron Hogan
Jack Pickford As
Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come
Glenwood Public Library
Rebekah’s
Mickie
Tin Man