River Glenwood News Highlights and Local Visits
Roy Kinney returns from Iowa City. June 14 is flag day with planned Legion celebrations. Zionist split shows 35 of 60 on the executive quit. Pueblo flood death toll reaches 50 with $20,000,000 in property loss. Various local visits, church notices, and community events fill the week as officials and residents plan activities and attend college commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kinney
Iowa City
Zionist Movement
Will Butler
Kansas City
Pa) Butler
Advertising Readers and Notices from Glenwood ad column
A Glenwood newspaper page lists rentals livestock moving and pasture offers by G Day C A Wright Wn E Stout S J Parker and Louis Hurat Lost dog sighting alert for a female bulldog notify C E K Myers Milking stock and Anglo Nubian sale by Tuggenberg J M Rice and J M Anthony two eight room houses for sale junk mover Cowan Tire hiring salesmen hosiery order takers by ENM Min ates Norristown PA.
Card of Thanks for Kindness at Burial
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and especially the American Legion and I.O.O.B. lodge for their kindness and the floral offerings during the burial of our beloved son and brother, S. F. B. Rime, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mis. S
Outing, marriages, thefts noted in area diary items
Joe McCurdy heads to Colorado for summer outing while Earl Horton and Genera Alice French wed at Emerson. Sheriff Edwards reports Des Moines visitors with Bankers’ Protective Association officers. Rummage sale by Congregational Indies in church basement June 17 and 18 noted. Board of Supervisors to issue bonds to cover unpaid warrants. Sid ney and Tabor visitors join family at McMillan and Mrs. A S Edwards. Byers trio travel to Nebraska visiting Fremont and Stanford. Dr FB McCluskey’s Buick stolen from Omaha restaurant area, found near Blair. Post office vs grocery ball game postponed, pending Jupiter Pluvius. Mrs. A L Wolfe returns from a severe operation, improving. Mrs. W A Byers hosts sister and Maxine Buell visit. Parker to return home. Stolen auto of Dr H L Lyon recovered after weeks. insurance paid. Ed Decker visits with Traverses. wife in Nicholas Senn hospital nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Edgar Horton
Genera Alice French
Emerson
Morga
Edwards
Des Moines
Bankers’ Protective Association
Congregational Indies
Thomas Byers
Nebraska
Fremont
Stanford
Neb
FB. M. McCluskey
Omaha
Blair
H. L. Lyon
Ed Decker
Melbeta
BE. M. Travers
Mr. Decker
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Elmer L Bennett Celebrates Twenty First Birthday
A family gathering was held Tuesday June 7 at Mrs. Dillard L Bennett's home on North Locust Street for Elmer L Bennett's twenty first birthday. A three course dinner followed a seven o'clock start with attendees sharing in the celebration. Elmer, who works the night shift in the shipping department of Skinner Baking Co Council Bluffs, received a fine E P watch fob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard L. Bennett
North Locust Street
Elmer L. Bennett
Four Sisters Hold Reunion in Glenwood Home
Four sisters gathered for a reunion at Mrs. H. E. Evans's Glenwood home with L. E. Wilkinson and children from Shenandoah and C. L. Wilson with Wanda, plus J. C. Donahue and sons from Oakdale Neb. Mrs. W. A. Thompson from Omaha hoped to attend but could not. The Shenaniana sisters planned an Omaha visit on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Evans
Glenwood
Shenandoah
L. E. Wilkinson
Faul
Evelyn
C. L. Wilson
Wanda
Oakdale
Neb
J. C. Donahue
Clayton
Lemoyne
Jackson as Chautauqua favorite at Shamrock and Leather
Extensive foreign travel and keen observation shape Mr. Jackson as a Chautauqua favorite. His talks mix humor and philosophy on Ireland Scotland and Europe. His ready wit clear thought and wide range of topics promise both laughter and learning for audiences.
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Ubgs
Mr. Jackson
Ireland
Scotland
Jackson
Churches Sponsor June Children's Day Programs
The churches announce Children's Day in their services. Methodist and Baptist groups host programs with a 10:45 a m and 9:45 a m start respectively, featuring music, processions, and a sermon. Union services gather at the Methodist church at 8 p m with Dr. Hanson delivering the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Endeavor
M. EB. Church
D. Thompson
Katharine Les Bates
Sunday School
Baptist
Methodist Church
Hanson
Propaganda Critique From Woodbine Twiner
In Woodbine Twiner Stevens argues against free publicity from various groups. He commends newspaper paid advertising and urges Northwestern Central, the state education groups, Lincoln Highway, and uplift societies to pay for space instead of freeloading editorial placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Woodbine Twiner
T Noig Central
Northwestern
Northwestern Railroad
Twiner
State Teachers Association
State University At
Iowa City
State Normal At
Cedar Falls
Lincoln Highway Association
United States Treasury Department
Mermaids to Visit Glenwood Lake for Exhibition
Two women swimmers from Los Angeles, Misses Margaret Hill and Blanche Gilder, will visit Glenwood Lake next Sunday June 12 at about 3 20 p m to give exhibitions of swimming feats and fancy diving.
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Glenwood Lake
Los Angeles
Margaret Hill
Blanche Gilder
May circulation and library notes from 1920
The May circulation report notes Little borrowers enjoying primals and readers. The class of ’21 donated a copy of Tp,iN,T to the library. Also highlighted are Color and Charm in Window Boxes in Good Housekeeping and Common Mushrooms of the United States in National Geographic May 1920. The issue lists new fiction titles and authors, and library hours through September 1: Tue Thu Fri 5 pm close. Mon Wed 2 pm to 8:30 pm. Sat 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping
United States
National Geographic Magazine
Gray
Leerie
Sawyer
Gungight Pass
Raine
Willsie
Bower
Mary
West,an
Roaring Run
Dillon
Gladys and Hannah Scott Leave for Moccasin Montana
Misses Gladys and Hannah Scott depart Tuesday for Moccasin Montana with Moccarsin as their destination. They will pause at Hot Springs South Dakota to visit Mr and Mrs J W Wedmore before continuing to Moccasin to see their brother Asa Scott. Their stay in the western country is indeterminate.
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Gladys
Hannah Scott
Moccarsin
Mont
Hot’ Springs
3. D
J. W. Wedmore
Moccasin
Asa Scott
Churches unite for Glenwood Children's Day on June 12
All Glenwood churches organize a community Children’s Day with programs in each house of worship and merchant window displays supporting the Tribune promotion. The effort seeks broad participation and local sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
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Hillsdale Church
Theo. Warl
South Omaha
Tueday
Jane Tipton
Fannie
Amos
Haste Street
Herkeley
Calif
George W. Clark
D. Q. Gwinn
Dewitt
Benton City
Gerald Fickel
City
Dave Barnett
E. B. Qwens
H. L. Huntsman
Council Bluffs
L. B. Seymour
Mary May Ceyler
A. B. Walling
Mary Rathke
Mills County National Bank
C. of C
Hoy
Riverton
Farragut
Park
Susie Arnold
J. H. Johnson
Arnold
The
Mercy Hospital
J. W. Laraway
Portland
Ore
Hood River
M. J. Williams
Oskaloosa
Crookham
Mr. Crookham
J. N. Hunt
Creston
Mr. Whitney
Albert Walling
M. BE. Smith Co
Sleepy Hollow
Join Knebner
Methodist Sunday
Herbert C. Hasford
Cleveland, O
Jessica Wilkins
Tabor
Earl Teuscher
Near
Balfour
Edna May
Cinda Ross
Thomas Evans
J. R. Graham
Marvel Graham
Salome Shepardson
Tabor College
Walter Hutton
State Sunday School Association
Kodaks
Kodak
L. S. Robinson
Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors
Glenwood, la
G. Day
C. A. Wright
E. Stout
S. J. Parker
C. EK. Myers
Tive
Milch Funts
Kid Soon
J. M. Rice, Tabor, Ta
Square
Ilona
Louis Hurat
Cowan Tire & Rubber Co
Chicago
Vine Street
J. M. Anthony
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Joe McCurdy
Colorado
Board of Supervisors
O. F. Forney
Sidney
G. Ewaworth
Post Office
Jupiter Plagius
A. L. Wolfe
M. H. Jackson
Wisconsin
Glenwood Library Notes
Montana
Tribune
Millinery Department
J. D. Ronmonger
Glenwoods
Dunn
Dudley CO
Grocery Department
Turtle
Richilieu
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