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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1917

Page

4

Hastings Red Cross Branch Organized Despite Downpour

Hastings residents gathered at the K P opera house to form a Hastings Branch of the Council Bluffs Red Cross. Dr Edgar Christy was named chairman Rev Floyd Smith vice chairman N W Colling secretary and R McDonough treasurer with a six member board. A committee recommended permanent officers and a member drive announced for Tuesday June 5. The soirée also reported local rail division changes and various Hastings social notes.

Red Cross Hastings K. P. Opera House Council Bluffs Red Cross Chapter van Gorkum F. H. Priest Fred Martin R. S. McDonough L. K. Mason W. B. Caven Edgar .Christy Floyd Smith N. W. Colling McDonough Board of Directors Edgar Christy Joseph Wearin L. Shoemaker A. B. Washburn

Special Vacation Bar offers 3in-1 National Park Tour

Uncle Sam's three great National Parks Yellowstone Rocky Mountain Estes and Glacier are beckoning vacation time. The Burlington route offers a generous 3in-1 National Park Tour on one ticket including Denver Colorado Springs and Pike's Peak region. Visitors tour all parks with optional side trips at no extra cost and liberal stop overs. Glacier features Montana Rockies beauty while Yellowstone showcases geysers and the Cody Road scenic splendor.

Uncle Sam Yellowstone Rocky Mountain National Estes Glacier Burlington Denver Colorado Springs Pike’s Peak Glacier National Park Montana Rockies Yellowstone National Park Cody Road

Malvern Social Notes Include Guests and Local Moves

Miss Halle Christy of Scribner and Pred Durbin were guests in Malvern. Mrs. George Masters visited from Glenwood, and Charles Christy joined his parents for a weekend visit from Kansas City. Dr and Mrs. Campbell returned from Moline, Illinois after a river trip to Burlington. Fred Hall plans remodeling to expand his shoe shop. W G Aistrope moved into a newly purchased North Street home. W H McCown reports a bright market garden outlook in Peaceville.

Charles &. Christy Kansas City Mrs. C. B. Christy A. Campbell Moline J. W. Soderstrom Mississippi Burlington W. G. Aistrope Malvern North Street

Farming Report From Early Season Garden Observations

A report notes crops in bloom with potatoes several inches high and onions radishes and early crops being delivered. Strawberries show a good crop, while grape crops appear largely frozen out.

Local Social Notes From East Center Area

Miss Viva Dunagan visited her aunt Mrs. F Raines. Everett Purcell and family were visited by his mother last week. Mrs Carl Nelson and children visit sister in Macedonia. Mr and Mrs A B Juison and Mrs Brooks were Omaha visitors. Mrs Bessie Parker visited at her parents home in Silver City. Miss Margaret Pitzer of Nebraska City visited Mrs Joseph Miller. Geneva Parker visited Glenwood at her grandparents Co P Kinney home. The Standard Bearers met with Mrs W E Francis last Thursday and plan to entertain the W I M S at next meeting.

Viva Dunagan F. Raines Everett Purcell Carl Nelson Macedonia A. B. Juison Brooks Omaha Bessie Parker Silver City Margaret Pitzer Nebraska City Joseph Miler Geneva Parker Glenwood Co. P. Kinney W. E. Francis

Minola News Roundup: illnesses, relocation, and student play

Edith Wiese Clara Prien Harold Bichel Otto Sitzler Harlan Nipp Oscar Deitchler and Harry Hartje returned from Creighton College two weeks ago with measles, now recovering. Joe Truitt and family visit Kalamazoo, Harry Pace covers at the depot. J A Kiersch expands his house with a new roof and added story, Wm Loobey crew. Eighth grade graduates staged The Early Vows and The Danger Signal to large audiences, with the graduates listed next.

Edith Wiese Clara Prien Harold Bichel Otto Sitzler Harlan Nipp Oscar Deitchler Harry Hartje Creighton College Joe Truitt Kalamazoo Mich J. A. Kiersch Wm. Loobey Mr. Kiersch Mineola Eighth Grate

Silver City Social Roundup Heads West and East

Mrs Geo Bosworth and Frank Bosworth of Moville visit Mrs Minty Mckean. Mrs T J Mose heads to Omaha. daughter Mrs Ta Ringer of Malvern to St Josephs Hospital for an operation. Cecyl Raines, staying here, plans California trip to join her father Prof Worth Slaughter to work in Washington about a new field. Cecil Row from University of Chicago arrives with his father John from the Pacific coast. Cecil heads to Allentown PA for Ambulance Corps service in France.

Geo, Bosworth Frank Bosworth Moville K. FP. Manter Fremont Nebr Minty Mckean T. J. Mose Omaha Mondas Ta Ringer Malvern St. Josephs Thospilil Samrdiy California Prof Wot Slaughter Indicol Neb Washington Angsta Cecil Row Geo. 1 University of Chicago Cecil Silver City Allentown France Ted Yoss John Pacific Coast Haly Way

Public bids invited for Glenwood paving and guttering work

Official notice invites sealed proposals by the Glenwood City Recorder for street improvements in Glenwood Iowa. Bids due June 16 1917 at 8 PM for paving and curbing Vine Street Locust Street Sharp Street and alley paving across blocks 1 19 and 29 with specified curb spacings and extension to highway No 369 and city limits.

Vine Street Third Street Fourth Street Locust Street Tinkle Branch Bridge Said Street Sharp Street Myrtle Street Xine

Glenwood street improvement bids sought for 1917 project

The City of Glenwood Iowa invites sealed proposals for paving and curbing streets including Chestnut Street from south of Wirst Street to north of Fourth Street and several others. Specifications cover Portland cement concrete vitrified brick blocks and asphalt pavement with a 6 percent interest assessment plan. Bids due June 15 1917 at 8 PM in the Armory Hall. City Recorder P Hamilton officiates.

Second Street Hazel Street Chestnut Street Third Street Locust Street Fourth Street Sixth Street Walnut Street Coolidge Street Tyson Street Havel Street Wirst Street City Recorder of City of Glenwood Iawa Iowa Armory Hall Mills County

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