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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

4

Reburial of Soldier Boy in Henderson

One of Henderson’s largest funerals was held for Private Robert Wilkinson at 11 a.m. Sunday. Born September 6, 1886 in Henderson, he lived on a Strang area farm before answering the 1917 draft. He served in Company A, 137 Infantry, in France and died October 12, 1918, at Base Hospital No. 36, of secondary hemorrhage. Burial followed December 29 at Farm Creek Cemetery with honors from the American Legion.

Henderson Robert Wilkinson Mills County Willmore County Neb Strang Camp Funston Kan United States Army Red Cross Eleanor E. McGee Kansas City Robert Arthur D. Washburn Base Hospital W. R. Castle, Jr Bureau of Communication American Red Cross National Headquarters Washington, D. C Base Hospital No. 36 France Arma Robert Wilkingon Olin Wilkinson Edna Crystal Herbert Merla Ralph Rav. A. Payne Congregational Church Hufstader American Legion Boys of Glenwood Wesley Chapel Soldier Boy Harry Paul den Pickenpaugh Clinton Parker Glife Plumb Robert Danley Ben Baker Farm Creek’ Cemetery

Wanted There are several calls for copies of Monday issue

Readers with a June 6 edition are asked to help The Tribune by calling the office to donate their copy and receive thanks.

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Rawles Farmers Hold Meeting at Fairview Church

Report of the Rawles township Farm Bureau meeting in the Fairview church on a Monday evening. Auditor Moora arranged attendance. 25 plus cars and one team gathered. Attendees heard potato culture talks by Mr. Gladwin and remarks by Audito Moore and C R Buffington. A public vote supported raising farm loan limits and bond taxes, with women voting on the measures. The bureau had planned more work than time allowed.

Auditor Moora Farm Bureau Rawles Township Fairview Church Waubonsie Trail Hillsdale Bureau Mesdames Guy Utterback Ernest Seeger Miss Kesterson Iowa Mr. Gladwin State Agriculture College Glen Wortey Alfred Estes Ralph Hunter Audito Moore Hon. C. R. Buffington Reac Mr. Civic

Named in His Honor Rimel Bridge Named for Corporal Rimel's World War Heroism

The Board of Supervisors passed a resolution honoring Corporal Harvey T. Rimel. The new Federal Aided road bridge over Keg Creek will be named Rimel Bridge to commemorate his sacrifice with Company I in World War I.

Board of Supervisors Harvey T. Rimel Glenwood Keg Creek Rimel Company I

Kilpatrick v Iowa Service Co verdict awards $20798

In the Kilpatrick case the jury awarded damages of 20798 to the plaintiff after a trial that began shortly after 3 p m. Kilpatrick sought 25000 and it is likely the decision will be appealed. The long case concludes with the judge’s verdict and indication of possible higher court review.

David Kilpatrick Iowa Service Company Iowa Service Co Kilpatrick

Silver Grange Sees Large Turnout At Hall Session

Silver Grange held a program in Grange Hall Balfour on June 2 directed by Mrs N M Chambers. The hall featured home grown flowers and refreshments were served by Mrs Gertie Culver. The evening included songs solos recitations and duets with participants Flora's Greeting Jeanie Reasoner Ada Parker Elizabeth Sawyers and others.

Silver Grange Grange Hall Balfour The iGrange N. M. Chambers Gertie Culver Chip Bagket Ada Parker Elizabeth Sawyers

Flower Bed Frustration and Civic Pride Sparks Letter

Civic column recounts a reader and her father building a flower bed with sunflowers morning glories and asters. The piece echoes community pride, notes favorable remarks from a visiting lady about Gienwood streets, and urges avoid cutting woodbine vines while praising local leaders in a quiet war on dahlias.

Frank Raine

Burglaries Hit Glenwood Business as Night Belongings Taken

The first Glenwood business burglary in years occurred Tuesday night between 9:30 and 10. Dunn & Dudley Co. department store was entered through a rear window. The thieves grabbed UK goods and suits valued around $100, then fled. Police suspect the thieves headed toward Omaha.

Glenwood Dunn & Dudley Co T He Ithiaves Omaba

Lincoln quotes on integrity and justice in steady leadership

A concise reflection on Lincoln’s ideal of personal virtue and public duty. The message honors honesty, opposing hatred, and supporting those who act righteously while yielding when they err. It emphasizes steadfast character guiding communal pride and justice.

Crowning of Flora Featured by Malvern Musicians

Miss Salyers of Malvern performed The Crowning of Flora accompanied by J Parker on violin and Corinne Chambers on piano. The words and music were composed by Mrs. Chambers. Irene Brooks Geneva Parker Luella Thieschafer Helen Haines Laura Hilton Geneva Reagoner Weldon Parker Edwin Howard Lewis Rev Wilking of Malvern. Music by Balfour Orchestra and A Granger.

Ice Cream Social By Rawles Township Farm Bureau

The Rawles Township Farm Bureau will hold an ice cream social Monday evening May 20 at the Wairview church.

Rawles Township

Author Reveals Poem's Adaptation Is By Request

The Tribune learns that the poem In Moriam printed Monday was written by request and the author is Miss Emma Kellogg. Credit was not shown originally because the manuscript lacked the author’s name.

the Tribune Emma Kellogg

Pleasing Picnic Dinner at Lake Pleasant

A Glenwood Chamber of Commerce gathering at Lake Park drew over a hundred members and families for sandwiches veal loaf boiled ham galads baked beans coffee and ice cream. Glenwood's band provided music while Rev J B Wilkins of Malvern delivered a witty wise address. Local women organized catering with HLA French assisting as coffee maker.

Lake Park Glenwood Chamber of Commerce Glenwood J. B., Wilkins Malvern Iowa Hla

Glenwood Marriage News From 1921 Osceola Celebrations

Married notices report Charles E. Ashmore and Leola Harris wed in Omaha on May 10 with plans to reside there. Pfiffmer and Lucé Graves married in Des Moines on June 1, then moved to Glenwood. Edna Chaney and Miles Downing wed June 4 near Shenandoah, with Chaney valedictorian. McMullen and Hall married June 4 in Cornell Bluffs, heading to Kansas.

Glenwood Charles Ashmore Ted Ashmore Omaha Charles E. Ashmore Leola Harris San Antonio Tex Filenda C. K. Piifiper Osceola Luce Graves Dey Moines Jawa Pfiffmer Margaret Estes Charinda Ednas Chaney Miles Downing Edna Emerson High School Boerson

Tribune Ad Highlights Promising Local Developments

The Tribune presents a selection of advertisements signaling positive local momentum. Businesses announce expected openings, new services, and community events aimed at boosting employment and weekend activity. Watch for launch dates, store hours, and special offers from area firms.

Farmers Vote on 16 Farm Bureau Policy Questions

The American Farm Bureau Federation asks U S farmers to vote on sixteen policy questions covering financing, taxation, transportation, and regulation. Meetings listed across Iowa towns run from June 4 to June 16 with votes recorded and summarized in Des Moines.

Congress American Farm Bureau Federation United States Des Moines Washington Federal Reserve Board American Farm Burea Federation St. Lawrence Department of Agriculture

Memorial Day Observance at Glenwood Lodge No 97

O F Memorial Glenwood Lodge No 97 ICOK will observe Memorial Day for departed brothers on Sunday June 13. Members meet at the hall at 2 pm then proceed to the cemetery where a program includes prayer by Rev D S Thompson, reading of the dead, secretary address by W S Lewis and grave decorations.

Glenwood Lodge No D. S. Thompson W. S. Lewis

Appendicitis Operation Crashes Illness in Nebraska

Mrs. E Jackson receives news from sister Mrs. W H Fox of Crofton Neb that Pauline Fox six year old daughter needs hospital care for an appendicitis operation. On the trip the appendix broke and Pauline is in critical condition. The Fox family recalls a past blizzard ordeal.

Jackson W. H. Fox Crofton Neb Pauline Fox

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rawles Farmers James W. Bartlett Laura B. Plimpton Byron Parker Ward Ray G. Ballain Viola McCleary Silver City Sadie Cozad Rebecca Logan Same Place First National Bank of Sarah Buffington K. A. Kesterson Anna Holdert Margaret Peterson John Peterson Flora Jeanie Reasoner Cieva Brooks Horn Hubert Chambers Flowers of California George White Wocai Luella Thieschafer Dan Markel Gee, Schade Nature Geneva’ Richardson Yyant Vocal Salo Gienwood Abraham Lincoln Glenwood Lake Hubbell Farm Bureau Questionaire Form Bureau Fairview Wexley Chapel Deer Creek White Cloud Strahan Opera House Lyons Burr Oak Court House Pacific Junction Hastings M. BE Irwin's Hall Emerson Church O. F
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