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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
2
Pacific Junction notes a May 27 birth, multiple local visits, hospital and hospital hospital stays, and community events. Several residents travel to Omaha and Council Bluffs for family gatherings and medical care. A traveling show Ther is planned for June 13 with bands and an orchestra, while youngsters attend Sunday school and a children’s day program.
Mrs Oscar Bickford of Malvarn visits friends Friday. E H Ord transacted business in Shenandoah last Wednesday. Miss Elsie Brown of Red Oak guest in Hastings Sunday. Miss Iva Ord visited Red Oak friends Thursday to Sunday. E B Wallahan family and Mrs James Clark went to Corning on Sunday. Rain delayed return until next morning on No 11. Miss Ethel Clark hosted young people Friday night in honor of Fred Peterson and Everett Plumb eza who leave this week for Uncle Sam.
From our correspondent Miss Velma Evans visited with friends in Red Oak Monday and Tuesday Beory Maxwell of Glenwood visited in his former home town on Tuesday afternoon O Harney was in Omaha Monday and Tuesday this week transacting business Mr Harney sold his Dodge demon last week to Mr Travis of
From our correspondent C K Ballain an Omaha visitor Wednesday Orn Douglas made a business trip to Lincoln Tuesday Born 10 Mr and Mrs Oscar Beals a girl Saturday June 1 Earle Swisher came Thursday from Oahu and spent the day with rer Alives Mise Mary Marshall of Red Oak visited with her aun Mrs Coppage Thursday Mrs Galpin of Atlantic is a visit oy this week in the home of her sis ter Mrs H C Yates Miss Moore of Essex from Sunday until Thursday was a guest of her cousin Miss Irene Scott Clary Percy of Council Bluffs visited last week in the home of his aunt Mrs B W Hampton Ray Edie left Monday for Iowa City where he expects to take a special course in the University Mr and Mrs G K Johnson and family of Glenwood spent Thursday vissing in the A F Johnson home Misses Irene Scott Gladys and Laura McDowell and Mrs Ruth Stone were Red Oak visitors Thursday evening Misses Pearle McLain and Mildred Weed who have been attending college at Cedar Falls returned home Tuesday Mrs Ivy Patterson who has been lignching over Cedar Pulls
A young couple from Lincoln Nebraska joined in marriage in Glenwood on June 4 at 9 p m before Rev C E Hillis in the Tra vers home Vinestreet The ceremony followed by refreshments at the Cozy Cafe The groom and bride plan to reside at Myers rooming house The wedding is part of a wider note on social happenings and a Leipzig fair report mentions substitutes and surrogates for pepper tea marmalades and soap with German vendors described in passing
The first twilight racing event in the United States runs June 11 to 15 in Omaha with daily racing at 6 p.m. Three trotting and pacing races and two running races per day point to broad appeal for business motorists and farmers. coffee and sandwiches will be available in the grandstand. This will be the sole race meeting in Omaha this year.
The report notes improvised substitutes like berry extract soap and blueing, bicycle tires made from iron rings with springs, and paper clothing items such as blouses and aprons. It mentions these papers as largely made from paper coarse fabrics and the lack of the soap’s creamy lather.
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