Early June Weddings In Glenwood And Council Bluffs
A quiet six o’clock wedding at Captain and Mrs. J. A. Blair’s home in Glenwood joined Mary Viola Blair to Raymond Parker Sanford of Red Oak after meeting at Simpson College. The event featured Mendelssohn’s march, roses and ferns, and a four course supper. The couple plans home in Red Oak after a visit in O’Neill Nebraska. Miss Cora Lufkin wed James Wickman in Denver and will reside in Victor Gala, while Naomi Standiford married I. K. Janowski in Council Bluffs and will live in Vail Iowa. The Tribune extends best wishes.
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J. A. Blair
Glenwood
Mary Viola
Raymond Parker Sanford
Council Bluffs
Red Oak
Mendelssohn
Elmer Hartman
W. N. Graves
Methodist Church
Miss Blair
Mr. Sanford
Simpson College
Indianola
M. B. Sanford
George P. Sanford
First National Bank of
Red Oak National Bank
Sandford
U. S. National Bank of Omaha
Jie
Mills County
S. 5. Sheetz
James W. Leverett
William J. Leverett
James
Roy J. Spindler
Oneill
Neb
Donna Stitt
Woodbine
O'Neeill
Nebv
Spindler
Omaha
James Stout
Cora Lufkin
Denver
James Wickman
Victor
Gala
Miss Lufkin
Naomi Standiford
Council Alults
KE. Janowski
Vail
Iowa
Institution
Tribune
Clergyman Woods Glenwood Hosts Two Weddings
Klein Smith Rov. tra D. Stome presided at a Saturday morning ceremony for a couple from Quveen Bluffs with groom aged 35 and bride Alta Smith aged 22. Nearby residents attended the Council Wintts wedding of Gertrude Dryden to Hugh A. Anderson, the bride sister of Mrs. G. Judoodell, conducted by Rev. G. D. at high noon.
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Tra D. Stome
Grenwood
Collareh
Quveen Bluffs
W. Hi. Klein
Alta Smith
Glenwood
Council Wintts
Gertrude Dryden
Hugh A. Anderson
G. Judioodell
G. D
Goodell and Daughters Attend Ribbon Cutting
Goodell and his two daughters Getii and Harriett served as ribbon bearers while Mr and Mrs W R Bruce of Glenwood attended the event, marking a notable small town gathering.
New Glenwood Laundry and Campus Redevelopment Planned
New institution laundry superintendent Dr. Mogridge announces a $25,000 laundry will be built at Glenwood this summer, with the contract to be let soon. The two story facility will sit southeast of the engine house, 40 by 90 feet, while the present laundry is demolished for a girls cottage. The old engine house becomes an industrial building as the campus expands, the 1868 soldier's orphan home main building to be removed within a year or two for campus space. The brick water tower may be repurposed for visitors, after the interior removal of iron tanks.
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Supt
Mogridge
Glenwood Institution
South Engine House
Glenwood
June Heat Settles Mills County In Early Summer
Mills County residents endured five days of near hundred degree heat with a hot Friday wind. Government records show Omaha’s thermometer peaked Monday night, while a coal north wind cooled conditions by Tuesday night. The heat reportedly set local June records, boosting corn growth despite weed trouble, says Tr. McGartney of Pacific Junction, noting a year forty-one years earlier as a reference point.
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Mills County
Omaha
McGartney
Pacific Junction
Illinois
County Board Sets Ditch Approval For Next Week
Glenwood and Mineola area dispute moves toward accepting the new Keg Creek ditch after sessions on Monday and Wednesday. Board adjourns until Thursday next week to finalize the ditch, with assessor books unchanged and election canvass filed elsewhere.
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Glenwood
Mineola
Health Hint on Posture and Deep Breathing
A health note advises that upright posture is achieved by lifting the chest and deep breathing rather than braces. Stand relaxed and practice lifting the chest to chin height with natural arms, noting shoulders settle into normal position as the chest rises.
Bold Theft of Livery Team Strikes Glenwood Stables
An impudent thief, about 24, stole Ed Marshall's best livery team and four new Keyes Bros. buggies last Tuesday morning from Glenwood. He hired a rig to travel to two miles north of Malvern to visit a young lady, but never reached her. He rode north along the bottom road toward Council Bluffs, seen by townsfolk and Supervisor Farry Cheyney as the train passed. Officers were alerted Wednesday. no clue yet. The outfit is valued near 275 dollars and may be linked to Oma ha horse thieves.
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Ed Marshall
Keyes Bros
Glenwood
Malvern
Council Bluffs
Farry Cheyney
BE. Allis
Yolsom
Omaha
Banker Hendricks Dies Suddenly in Council Bluffs
Banker Hendricks, about 42, a longtime Malvern resident and former financial head of the Malvern private bank, died at his Council Bluffs home from a malignant carbuncle at the back of his neck that developed two weeks earlier. Survived by wife, son Perry, and brother Ir. Hendricks. funeral held Thursday. Mrs. W. W. DeHart of Emerson also died Tuesday. funeral followed Thursday.
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Iad
Tenadricks
Malvern
Mills County
Council Bluffs
Hendricks
Cornell Bluins
Will St. Guyer
W. W. DeHart
Emerson
Tribune Early Countywide Returns Dropped Tuesday Morning
First with the news the Tribune reported precinct returns from Monday’s election in Mills County. Most rural routes failed to reach us Tuesday, but Mills County readers still got the detailed county vote and general result the day after. In Glenwood the Tribune carried election news at 7 30 Tuesday morning, an hour ahead of other dailies.
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Wo Tribune
Tribune
Mills County
Iere
Glenwood
Appointed Guardian Seeks Permanent Guardianship in Dementia Case
George Garrett of Rawles township named temporary guardian for the property of his father Emanuel Garrett. Bond set at $2000. Garrett petitions district court to make guardianship permanent, alleging senile dementia renders the 83 year old unable to manage business.
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George Garrett
Rawles Township
Jude Woodrutt
Emanuel Garrett
Keen Bigger Majority and Green Resignation Planned
The county shifted its Cleveland majority to 29 as Judge Green plans to resign so the governor will hold it ready for the executive council next week to canvass special election returns. Officials from Trenderson to Lyons are named as bringing in the official vote, with nine spoiled ballots districtwide.
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Judge Green
Executive Council
Hee
Washington
Tribune
Cleveland
Glenwood
Henderson
White Cloud
Mineola
Malvern
Lyons
Returns Arrive Promptly Across Townships
Official returns were in by 8:30 in Glenwood and by 8:30 in West Oke, with Center and Platteville reporting by 10 PM Monday. Si. Mary was last to report, still unclear about the exact vote by Wednesday noon. St. Mary officials had a shared phone line with Council Bluffs, but calls late election night failed to reach them.
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St. Mary
Criswell
Jasb Fall
Parison
Otal
Amt Ahleution
Henderson ST
Benton
Tograham Lad
Mineohe van
Silver Creek
Malvern
Hastings
Hmersen
Deer Creek
White Cloud
Ruwles
Lyons
Yotal
Glenwood
West Oke
Center
Platteville
Si. Mary
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs Central
Glenwood Creamery Under Construction Near Square
Glenwood's new creamery advances with builder Mr. Kite tearing down the Hammers property on Walnut Street. Bricks and lumber from the old hotel will be sold to the highest bidder Saturday. A Hillsdale Mich. source reports patrons were paid 22 cents per pound for butter fat last week, about 4 cents higher than noncreameries. Citizens urged to prepare extra milk and cream for opening day.
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Glenwood
Kite
Ite
Hammers
Walnut Street
Epworth League Officers Elected at Glenwood Meeting
The Glenwood Epworth League elected officers Tuesday night at a Dy Apan home. Names chosen include Faye Chamberlin president, Georgia Genung 1st VP, Helen Hleming 2nd VP, Alia Goodell 3rd VP, Norma Agan 1d VP, Darline Gunsalley secretary, Ilarold Graves treasurer, Edith Gilmore organist, Cora Tillmann assistant organist, and Fred Workman, George Haley, Fred Chamberlin ushers. Delegates to the district convention to be held June 20 to 25 at Cornell Bluffs include Georgia Goring, Norma Apun, Darling Gunselley, Helen Fleming, and Will Ratuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Epworth League
Dy Apan
Faye Chamberlin
Georgia Genung
Helen Hleming
Alia Goodell
Norma Agan
Darline Gunsalley
Ilarold Graves
Edith Gilmore
Cora Tillmann
Fred Workman
George Haley
Fred Chamberlin
Cornell Bluffs
Georgia Goring
Norma Apun
Darling Gunselley
Helen Fleming
Will Ratuke
Court Session and Probate Matters in Glenwood Next Monday
Judge Fudge Thorgell will preside in Glenwood next Monday for a short court session. A few probate matters are to be considered as part of the docket, with a local Tribune notice inviting interested parties to respond.
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Fudge Thorgell
Glenwood
Varied vegetables aid in solving food problems
The article lists vegetables like cabbage celery radish spinach and rhubarb as useful for spring nutrition. It notes raw or lightly cooked forms maximize mineral absorption and cautions against overcooking. It emphasizes combining foods for best effects and mentions repeating experiments with raw cabbage and onions in salads.
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Cabbie
Wweov
Phose
Watson Dying at Ft Madison in Mills County drama
Des Moines dispatch reports Thomas Watson, an elderly Mills County man once convicted of killing old man Shelley, is near death from tuberculosis in the Iowa state prison. He claims innocence, has petitions for pardon from supporters, and is allowed yard access as he awaits the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Madison
Thomas Watson
Shelley
Malvern
Watson
Creston
Dan Farrell
Mills County
Des Moines
Tom Watson
Iowa State Prison
Tom
Warden Sanders
Odd Fellows Memorial Services and Cemetery Ride
Odd Fellows Glenwood plan annual memorial Sunday with a special sermon at the Baptist church at 10 30 by Rev Palmerton. After service lodge will march to the cemetery for an address by Lion W 8 Lewis and music. Members meet at hall at 10 oclock and march to church. Subscription rates for The Des Moines Capital listed at Tribune office.
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Glenwood
Odd Fellows
Dupe
Baptist Church
Palmerton
Mare
Lion
Lewis
Welock
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Sanford-Blair
Wickman-Lufkin
Klein
Smith
New Institution Laundry
the Tribune
Trenderson
Henry Maxwell
F. P. Plumb
Ingraham
Wm. Hettinger
L. F. Roenfield
West Oak
M. J. Williams
Henry Brandt
Platteyale
J. H. Croak
C. R. Buffington
J. W. Shenefield
Frank
Higgins
S. B.lutchings
Timerson
Hbert
EH. Combs
John Powers
White Clound
Wm. Kesterson
Rawles
Vernon L. Gaston, Lyons
B. H. Wilson
Green
Adair
Audubon
ATO
Cass
Guthrie
Harrison
Montgomery
Ars Pottawattmie Tae
Shelby
Ifenderson
Trenton
Taingraham
St. Mary Jeetle
Ochvey
Glenwood Creamery
Epworth League
Lithle Tribune
Ft.Madison
Odd Fellows Memorial
Des Moinga
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