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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1916

Page

3

Glenwood Lodge Memorial Day Observances Celebrated

The Glenwood I O O F held memorial exercises on Sunday June 4 with about one hundred members in regalia marching from the hall to the Methodist Church for music and a sermon. At 2:30 P M a larger group decorated the graves at the cemetery. W C Rathke read the proclamation. Eighty one lodge members are buried in Glenwood cemetery.

Glenwood Lodge Methodist Church Stevenson Link Brothers Hach W. C. Rathke H. H. Cheyney Glenwood

Neighbors Help Plant Mr. Andersons Corn

Ingraham residents come together on May 24 to plant corn for Mr. Anderson, who is overjoyed by the act. Neighbors listed include Oscar Mintle William Jones Charles Hammer Charles Jones John Hammer George Farris Alva Jones Eugene Barker and Lester Kizzijer.

Tribune Northeast Center West Ingraham Anderson Oscar Mintle Wm. Jones Charles Hammer Charles Jones John Hammer George Farris Alva Jones Eugene Barker Lester Kizzijer

The Enduring Task of Dish Washing In Homes

The article notes dish washing consumes hours daily in ordinary homes and remains tied to old methods. It highlights few innovations beyond running water and cleaning tools, and argues that dishwashing machines would have appeared earlier if men shared the washing workload.

Farm Home Catches Fire Mysteriously Near Hastings

The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, north of the McClain schoolhouse, northeast of Hastings, caught fire about 3 A M Friday. A telephone alarm sent help, but the blaze was doused before arrivals. Mr. Smith suffered a bad burned hand. two roof holes burned. The farm hand, sleeping upstairs, nearly suffocated and locked himself in. He planned to quit that morning and will be held until the insurance adjuster determines the fire’s cause.

Arthur Smith McClain Hastings Mr. Smith Smith

Park Lands Sale Confirmed by Glenwood Commissioners

Glenwood Park Commissioners confirm sale of about twenty acres of park grounds near the Lake Park area to adjacent property owners. The Cheyneys take the largest share with M T Deupree and Ted Sivers each receiving portions. The northeast parcel along the right of way to the Burlington grade is valued at 75 dollars per acre and will boost the park fund during a budget squeeze. The Council approved the sale at its last meeting.

Glenwood Park Lake Park Cheyneys M. T. Deupree Ted Sivers Burlington Bankupt

Railroad Trains Change on Burlington Westbound Schedule

A new time card effective yesterday alters west bound Burlington passenger trains on this division. No. 5 now travels via Plattsmouth to Omaha, delaying 18 minutes and arriving Glenwood at 6 53. No. 4 leaves Glenwood at 9 33 A M, No. 3 departs Glenwood at 2 85 P M, and No. 9 night service moves up 6 minutes to 10 34.

Burlington Plattsmouth Omaha Council Bluffs Glenwood

Mrs Sumney Talks On Suffrage In Glenwood Meeting

The final suffrage gathering in Glenwood Saturday evening featured Mrs. Dr. H. C. Sumney of Omaha as substitute speaker after Mr. Orchard could not attend. She presented personal illustrations supporting equal suffrage while the Hanks martial band offered inspiring music. A minor dispute arose when a citizen refused a campaign button, ending in a friendly draw. The Tribune notes the ballot will settle the discussion next.

Glenwood Court House Park Orchard Council Bluffs H. C. Sumney Omaha Hanks Martial Band

Cupid On Job These Days Wedding Roundup In Omaha

A Glenwood pair, Lewis R Heikes and Phoebe Stout, wed in Omaha on June 1 with Rev Leidy presiding. Heikes, a Rowe Manufacturing salesman, and Stout, active in auto and millinery work, plan Des Moines home. The column also notes other local marriages from Malvern to Glenwood, mentioning Rev Wilkins, Judge Beeson, and several couples with travel details and odd timing quirks.

Omaha The Tribune Lewis R. Heixes Galeshire Ill Phoebe Stout Glenwood Neb Leidy Methodist Episcopal Church Heikes Rowe Manufacturing Co Galesburg Ill., and Is A Stranger Here. Mr. and Mrs. Heikes Des Moines

Lund-Young nuptials in Glenwood draw crowd

Victor Lund of Omaha and Estella M. Young of Denver wed at Glenwood in a Gretna Green style ceremony. Rev. Edwyn Evans presided as his first Glenwood wedding since arriving. The groom belongs to the Lund Land Co and the couple will reside in Omaha.

Lund-Young Victor

Simpson College Graduation Honors Miss Norma Agan

Norma Agan daughter of Dr and Mrs G M Agan tops Simpson College Friday night closing exercises will be held Thursday evening as part of graduation week activities at Simpson College

Glenwood Simpson College Norma Agan G. M. Agan

Mintle Family Names Farm Shady Lawn Farm Near Glenwood

Andrew Mintle and sons have dedicated their home farm a mile north of Glenwood by giving it the poetical name of Shady Lawn Farm. Those familiar with the Mintle farm home will agree a suitable name has been chosen.

Andrew Mintle Glenwood Shady Lawn Mintle

Ruth Plimpton Heads to Des Moines College Summer Session

Miss Ruth Plimpton valedictorian of Glenwood High School’s class departs for Des Moines today to attend Des Moines College summer school.

Ruth Plimpton Glenwood High School Des Moines Des Moines College

Death Notices and Poems from Mound City and Glenwood

Reports from Mound City and Glenwood announce Elijah Cannon’s death at his daughter’s home on May 18, 1916 after a long illness, plus a Glenwood death for Mrs. George H. Smith from an abscess. Also notes a Los Angeles-bound widow’s telegram, and a Walt Mason poem advocating peace and rural virtue amid warlike ironies.

Mound City Elijah Cannon W. H. Ayler Cannon Ohio Ayler Reynolds John R. Cannon Des Moines W.H. Agler W. D. Carmichael Short Bedford Bedford Cemetery

Glenwood Boy Scouts Prepare for Summer Camp Trip

The Glenwood Boy Scouts will travel to Malvern by train and hike about four miles to a camp near White Cloud Mills. The camp is well situated for an enjoyable scouting summer program with a focus on outdoor activities.

Boy Scouts Glenwood Boy Scouts White Cloud Mills Malvern

Joyful scout outing along the Nishna riverbank

Supt. Nielsen accompanies about eighteen scouts with Dr. I. Donelan and Rex Hanks as possible helpers. The group plans a day or two of cooking training at camp. Oscar Osterholm leaves Opinion to lead Kimballton Journal, starting soon with his family joining later.

The Nishna Supt Nielsen Donelan Rex Hanks Kimballton Oscar Osterholm Iowa Osterholm

Lyons Township Sunday School Convention at Waubonsie Church

The 17th annual Sunday school convention of Lyons township will be held at the Waubonsie church on Sunday the 18th. It will be an all day affair with an interesting program prepared. Read the Tribune for the day’s program and make plans to attend for enjoyment and instruction.

Lyons Township Waubonsie Church the Tribune

Invalid Composes Appeal To Voters

An OCR fragment shows Eunice VY. Boudinot, disabled by paralysis, offering a controversial poem on suffrage. The piece laments battles and poverty while urging readers to vote for suffrage, amid garbled archaic phrasing and editorial notes about print quality.

Eunice VY. Boudinot

Ada Van Gilder Celebrates 77th Birthday

Ada Van Gilder turned 77 last Thursday. About forty neighbors and Methodist church members gathered at her northwest town home for a joyful birthday celebration hosted by a three company of friends and relatives.

Ada van Gilder

Runaway at Balfour Injures Rig McPherres

Rig McPherres was injured in a serious runaway at his farm near Balfour last Saturday evening. He had come in from plowing and started toward his feed lot with a load of feed and does not recall what happened. He is laid up with a bad shoulder among the results.

Rig McPherres Balfour

Washington Man Making Long Hike Ends in Cleveland Trek

Ed Lacey a 68 year old Tacoma resident travels on foot from Seattle to Cleveland under a wager. He must walk the entire distance earning his passage by filing laws and sharpening tools. If he completes by July 15 he receives 2000 dollars from Seattle benefactors.

Ed Lacey Tacoma Wash Hastings Lacey J Seattle Cleveland Mr. Lucey Oregon Lacey

Glenwood High Class of 1916 Commencement Sparks Crowd

The Glenwood high school Class of 1916 held commencement on Thursday at the Rex Theater. Salutatorian Nelle Wheeler and valedictorian Ruth Plimpton delivered praised orations, with Prof Wing of the University of Nebraska speaking on efficiency. Diplomas were presented by Dr W M Plimpton as the class of 22 graduates, seven boys, received congratulations from The Tribune.

Glenwood High School Rex Theater Nelle Wheeler Ruth Plimpton Wing University of Nebraska Noelle Wheeler Wm. Stevenson Mareh Holmes Baptist Church Visions of Madrid Baptist Church Orchestra Fred Morrow Holmes Baptist Church Orchestra W. M. Plimpton Holmes Baptist. Church Marc Bachman Nora Barnett Laura Dailey Wayne Choate Dean Jackson Viola Kernes George Long Nadine Miller Josephine McFerren Stella Newman Hila Newman Laura Phuner Lulu Peck Porter Rowe Florence Schade Harold Stranathan Ruby Trisler Marjorie Vinton Oscar Webber Ella Ward The

Death of Little Mildred Morse in North Grove

Ira Mildred Morse, only child of Mr and Mrs Ralph Morse of North Grove, died Wednesday May 30 after a week long illness. Funeral June 1 at home conducted by Rev M A Gable Malvern, burial in North Grove cemetery. Born March 7 1916, she died May 31 1916. Card of Thanks from the Morse families expresses gratitude for support during illness and death.

Ira Mildred Morse Ralph Morse North Grove M. A. Gable Malvern Baby Mildred Jesus the Tribune Dan Morse

Consolidated Schools Tour in Northwest Iowa

Supt Masters tours consolidated schools in a 360 square mile territory in Iowa. Ten schools visited mostly in small towns. plan deemed satisfactory. At Terrill, Miss Helen Hammes, a former Mills County teacher, is teaching in the consolidated school. Subscribe for The Tribune.

Masters Sioux Rapids Spirit Lake Iowa Terrill Mills County Helen Hammes

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