Funeral tribute highlights Rimel’s war service in Glenwood
A large crowd attended the Sunday funeral for Harvey Tilman Rimel in Glenwood, with about 600 autos arriving for the procession. The I O O F and Legion posts led the march, bands performed, and chaplains offered prayers. Rimel, born 1893 near Tabor Iowa, died in France in 1918 while serving in Company I 168th Regiment. He is survived by his parents, three sisters, and two brothers.
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Harvey T. Rimel
Court House Park
Glenwood
Legion Boys
Harvey T. Rimes
Myr. Sayre
Clyde Rhoads
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Legion
Hollingshead
D. Barnett
Barnett
Aitken
Harvey Tilman Rimel
Tabor
Franca
Glenwodd
Company I
Germany
U. S
France
Ethel
Nelle
Blanche
Franklin
Frederick
Boy Scouts to Camp Here in Glenwood
Shenandoah Boy Scout executive toured Glenwood to find a camping site. The Glenwood Lake park looked suitable and a two week camp is planned this summer for Sidney and Shenandoah troops. If both units visit together, lively times are expected. Local scouts should prepare to host and improve the area.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts Troops
Shenandoah
Glenwood
Glenwood Lake Park
Sidney Boy Scouts
Royal Welcome Draws Youth Groups To Glenwood Lake Park
Visitors are invited to a royal welcome as Epworth League Institute and Methodist Jubilee join Boy Scouts and Sunday school classes at Glenwood Lake Park. The plans promise growing popularity for the lakeside site.
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Epworth League Institute
Methodist Jubilee
Boy Scouts
Glenwood Lake and
Park
City permits regulate Glenwood cigarette sales
Deal ers in cigarets may apply for a Glenwood permit costing 50 dollars per year, valid for two years. Tax goes to the city treasurer for the general fund. Cigarettes must be sold in specified package sizes and stamped before delivery. Minors may be compelled to name suppliers, with penalties for dealers selling to youths set at 25 to 100 dollars. Nuisance declarations possible for unlawful sale locations.
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Glenwood
Barber Family Heads to Graceland Commencement
Mr and Mrs BW B Barber and daughters Gladys and Dorothy travel to Lamont Iowa for Graceland College commencement in which their daughter Florence Barber graduates. A church wedding will follow with a college professor and Florence Barber as a flower girl.
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BW. B. Barber
Gladys
Dorothy
Lamont
Graceland Colege
Miss Plorence
Miss Barber
Letter From Mrs Lucas Describes Palate Surgery
Mrs Ellen Lucas writing from Hay Springs Nebraska reports undergoing an operation for palate trouble. She may need further treatment at an Omaha hospital. She notes husband Mr Lucas was involved in an accident months ago and remains not fully recovered.
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Ellen Lucas
Hay Springs
Neb
Omaha
Lucas
City Council Elects Flinn Alderman and Acts on Local Issues
Regular meeting Thursday night saw C A Flinn sworn in to fill the Archie Parr vacancy. The council adjusted dog tax, addressed back-water rentals, and elected Don Otis as night watch on the second ballot. They approved filling five small bridges on the former channel to Tinklen Creek and referred Grove street opening cost estimates. Carnival requests were denied and Sunday picture shows postponed. Bills totaling 1065.64 were approved.
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C. A. Flinn
Archie Parr
Flynn
G. P. Kinney
Tinkle Creek
Hamilton
Water Committee
George McMillen
Don Otis
E. E. Barber
Grove Street
Coolidge
Green
Seth Dean
Om aha to Pomona move noted by Tribune reader
A Tribune reader requests a change of address from 2438 Manderson Street Omaha to Pomona California. Mr and Mrs L R Williams sell their Omaha property and plan to relocate to an orange ranch near Pomona. Mrs Williams known in Glenwood as Bertha Kinley, her mother and brother were local residents for 16 years. Williams and daughter Margaret Ann will move soon with Tribune best wishes.
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Tribune
Omaha
Manderson Street
Pomona
Calif
L. R. Williams
Williams
Glenwood
Margaret Ann
the Tribune
Glenwood Band Concert Seeks Support Thursday Evening
Glenwood’s band will present a concert Thursday evening in the Armory, with proceeds aiding music and band expenses. A later series will be free in the court house park weather permitting, after this week. The program includes marches overtures solos and encored items by local performers.
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Glenwood
Famous Music Organization
Armory
Court House Park
Harvey T. Rimel
Garland Entree
Laurendeau
Ani. Withrow
Neidlinger
Court cases move through Mills County docket
Walter Aistrope versus Ed Laughlin was tried May 19 without a jury and taken under advisement. Judge Peters signed judgment May 31. Maude Woodford obtained a divorce from Howard Woodford by default. Numerous equity, quieting of title, and injunction decrees were issued or continued in several cases, with many parties assigned guardians, administrators, and roles. The Kilpatrick versus Town Service personal injury suit dominated the week, with extensive testimony. the case may go to a jury today.
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Walter Aistrope
Ed Laughlin
Peters
Maude Woodford
Howard Woodford
Wm. McDowell
W. R. Higgins
A. A. Miller
O. D. Miller
Flora
James Galloway
A. F. Smith
W. H. Bourn
Esha A. Berry
Frederick Wilbourn
Sadie Hilldreth
Laura Hummels
Henry C. Troup
Mills County
Montgomery County
Clarence Vanderpool
H. Eggleston
Lora B. Eggleston
Justice of Peace Court
Fay Bacon
Arthur Cox
Herman Peters
William Kahl
W. C. Rathke
Ernest Barbers
A. F P. Reeve
Johanna Goos
M. Allensworth
Cecil H. Gravitt
Walter
Paul Slothower
J. ©. Slothower
D. M. Kilpatrick
Town Service
H. F. Boehner
Iowa Service Co
Towa Service Co
Iowa
Continental Gas and Electric Co
Cleveland
Glenwood Residents Told to Clean Yards and Lots
The town urges every Glenwood resident to spend the coming week cleaning yards parking areas and removing rubbish including ash piles cans and feed lots. Some unused feed lots must be cleaned due to complaints to the mayor and residents will receive notice of the required work to avoid formal town costs.
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Glenwood
Sunday School Leaders Visit Red Oak Area Tours
Misses Nelle Bogart Mary Rathke and Mrs Van Barnes Miss Emma Barton guide a Sunday school tour visiting nine schools in Red Oak Emerson Avoca and Harlan They travel from Glenwood at 445 am reach Avoca after breakfast note good roads two flooded areas and overflows visited four Avoca churches with superintendents N H Jackson L H Bunge Robert Ochiltree and Lathien A dinner is described and return timing given with all judged lovely
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Nelle Bogart
Mary Rathke
van Barnes
Emma Barton
Red Oak
Miss Barton
Helen Agan
Mary Grown
Emerson
J. R. Hubbell
Gert Crewdvon
Clarence Miller
Joseph Pangburn
Avoca
Harlan
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Neola
N. H. Jackson
L. H. Bunge
Robert Ochiltree
Lathien
Joe
Clarence
Attorney Clyde Genung Injured Tripping at Park Wire
Attorney Clyde T Genung sustained severe injuries after tripping over a wire stretched along the post office parking on the north side He fell onto a cement sidewalk bruising his leg and injuring his right arm and elbow He braced up and appeared in court this morning.
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Clyde T. Genung
Clyde
Glenwood Girl Heads to Colorado Vacation
Miss Helen Mayberry of Glenwood enjoys her school vacation in Colorado traveling to Haxtun with Mrs. W. Salyirds and family and visiting her uncle Mack Mayberry and family in Seibert for part of the break.
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Colorado
Helen Mayberry
Glenwood
Haxtun
Colo
W. 8S. Salyirds
Mack Mayberry
Seibert
Milo Schick Receives 20 Day Jail Sentence
Milo Schick of Emergon was sentenced to 20 days in jail after a Montgomery County jury failed to convict him on petit larceny charges. The jury had previously failed to convict him on the theft offense.
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Milo Schick
Emergon
Montgomery County
Mr. Schick
Chiropractors Hold Southwest Iowa Association Meet in Glenwood
An Interstate group of chiropractors met in Glenwood for a regular gathering with about fifty attendees. After a porch photo at the Lyon home they moved to the I O O F hall for the program. Mayor Graham gave a welcome, Dr Raester presided, and ten counties were represented. Officers elected: Raester president, Willis 1st vice, Sanderson 2nd vice, Lucas secretary treasurer, Cable and Smith as directors.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Commercial Hotel
H. L. Lyon
Graham
Raester
Association
W. T. Raester
Red Oak
J. J. Willis
Council Bluffs
A. J. Sanderson
Greenfield
C. C. Lucas
Malvern
A. V. Cable
Woodbine
W. Floyd Smith
Atlantic
Drs. Schmidt
Willis
Peterson
Stahl
McGraff
Sheeler
Schoonover
Liken
Melain
Villisca
Mickelson
Corning
Sanderson
Coble
Lucas
Reeve
Silver City
Smith
Raabe
Griswold
Ireland
Hamburg
Sharp
Sidney
Piper
Randolph
Burhorn
Edwards
Omaha
Davis
Missouri Valley
Schaus
Clarinda
Halting
Racster
Wyant
Tabor
Local Couples Wed in Glenwood and Nearby Towns
A series of weddings took place with license formalities in Glenwood and surrounding towns. William Bliss Philling and Ida M. Benedict, both of Omaha, wed after a casual ceremony noted for the groom’s shirt sleeves. Anderson Shields Frank W. Anderson and Miss Clauche Shields of Council Bluffs tied the knot at her parents’ home in Glenwood, planning to reside in Portland. Charles O. Adamson and Florence Aistrope of Tabor were married in north Tabor, with the bride a Tabor College graduate. George B. Livengood and Leona Kizzier, of Pacific Junction, married in Omaha and will reside at Pacific Junction.
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William Bliss Philling
Ida M. Benedict
Omaha
Anderson Shields
Frank W. Anderson
Shenandoah
Clauche Shields
Council Bluffs
C. R. Shields
Glenwood
Adamson-Aistrope
Charles O. Adamson
Florence Aistrops
Tabor
North Tabor
T. M. Aistropa
Tabor College
Livengood-Kizzier
George BH
Livengood
Leona Kizzier
Pacific Junction
Omubha
Glenwood Post Office vs Grocery Clerks Championship Night
The Glenwood post office team will face the grocery clerks in a twilight diamond battle Wednesday evening June 8 at 6:30. The town expects a titanic contest with local pride on the line and loud shouts of victory and defeat.
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P, QC
Glenwood
Ball Park
Anta
Glenwood Post Office
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California
Glenwood Band
Mr. Sayer
Kine
Beelzebub
F. V. Kemp
King
Kilpatrick
W. M. Moore
Ralph D. Linville
L. N. Goos
Amelia Schoening
Humphrey & Howe Drug Store
Chiropractors’ Association
Southwest Iowa Association
C. B. Christy
George Strohl
Rev. Ripley
Twain
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