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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

6

Emerson and Neg O visit diary full of local guests

Our correspondent notes numerous visitors and residents in Emerson and nearby towns. Names include Wilbur Adams Malvern Elvira Smith Dick Gibson Council Bluffs Nannie Post Henderson Hyans Red Oak Hiia Noonan Red Oak Hata Downing Red Oak T B Richmond Red Oak Darland Farragut J E Wilting Malvern W Tipton Carolyn Oakland Kate Steen OmahaJack Sternes Malvern Elmer Mclain Red Oak Charlie Doyle Omaha Elmer Bass J W McLain F G Rochersperger Fern Wolf Cedar Falls H Mitzner Beaver City Gus Carlson Ful lerton Ned W C McClelland Corning Catherine Lang Knowles Hastings J A Shook Krooks ton W A Lang Pearl Palmer Edna Heaton Ethel Davis Des Moines Paul Carson Faith Dunn Nebraska U. Burtons McLain and others attend church and school events. The Farmers Union at Asbury meets with program and ice cream.

Wilbur Adams Malvern Elvira Smith Dick Gibson Council Bluffs Nannie Post Henderson M. L. Hyans Red Oak Hiia Noonan Hata Downing Emerson T. B. Richmond Darland Farragut J. E. Wilting W. Tipton Carolyn Oakland Kate Steen Omaha Jack Sternes Our City Charlie Doyle Elmer Mclain Charlie Shaw Erma Cal H. L. Whippie J. R. Clutes Elmer Bass J. W. McLain F. G. Rochersperger Fern Wolf Cedar Falls W. B. Brown H. Mitzner Beaver City Neb Charles Lang Gus Carlson Fullerton Ned Arvid W. C. McClelland Corning Catherine Lang Pearl C. A. Knowles W. &. Silkett Kellerton J. A. Shook A. Lang C. Knowles Hastings H. A. Rhodes Clem Hobbs Ted Oak Knowles C. A. Lang Dick Osborn Will Eaton J. W. Knight Dwight Margaret Bull Atlantic H. C. Knight Arthur Patrick A. A. Patrick P. Hewitt W. J. Robinson Jett Wriday Grave Wayland Florence J. 8. Palmer Bessie Hatfield Hazel Grayson Ruby Pields Thelma Parker

Prodigal Children and the Slippery Path of Morality

A reader's critique argues that men blame women for moral lapses while praising male virtue, condemns female downfall and cinema as corrupting, and calls for Christian virtue. The piece questions gender double standards, cites Jesus and Abraham Lincoln as moral examples, and urges society to uplift rather than condemn women, ending with notes on medical ethics texts supplied by doctors.

Adam God Jesus Clara Amon Abraham Lincoln Greece Rome

Glenwood High Alumni Banquet Announced

The annual Glenwood High School Alumni Banquet will be held Friday evening, June 17. Tickets are $1.00 per plate. For reservations contact Pauline Hamilton, secretary, by June 1.

Alumni Association of Glenwood High School Pauline Hamilton

Farm notes on crops and farming practices of spring

The article surveys potato vines, corn stands, and butterfat prices, noting volunteer potatoes from last fall, expected cutworm damage, and a plentiful corn crop. It discusses hay and alfalfa yield prospects, rain delays, and practical cutting and curing methods, advocating side delivery rakes for alfalfa.

Toom USA

Camp at Glenwood Scouts Arrive for Lake Park Camping

Boy Scouts have arranged use of Glenwood Lake Park as a camping site. Council Bluffs contingent arrives June 165 with multiple troops expected most of the season. Shenandoah Scouts visit June 22 to 27. Sidney Riverton and Farragut groups stay July 11 to 21.

Glenwood Glenwood Lake Park Council Bluffs Shenandoah Sidney Riverton Farragut

Deaths Ernest Barchers 74 in Hebron Nebraska

Ernest Barchers 74 unmarried and resident of Lyons Township died May 22 at a Hebron Nebraska hospital. He had lived in the county six years on a farm he owned, came from Kansas. A brother and sister reside in Hebron. Burial was in Hebron. He was a plaintiff in suits against the Community Service Stores organization.

Ernest Barchers South Lyons Township Hebron Neb Barchers Lyons ‘Township Barbers Community Service Stores Organization Kansas

Cousins Meet by Chance at Glenwood Cafe Reunion

An auto from Cherokee, Ta brought Mr and Mrs Ward Wirth and three children to Glenwood Wednesday. They checked at the Commercial hotel and later at Cozy Cafe where Mr Wirth met his cousin Mrs Travers. Both realized they were related after an unexpected reunion. It had been thirteen years since they last met.

Glenwood Cherokee Ward Wirth

Journeying Couple Visited Glenwood on Road Trip

Ears alike they met and Mr and Mrs Wirth were en route to visit relatives near Corning. They had paused briefly to reach Glenwood on the first leg of their journey, continuing their travels after the meeting.

Bile Pir Mra. Wirth Corningie Glenwood

Sweet Sixteen Birthday Party at Williams Home

A lively Tuesday gathering at Mr and Mrs M gr Williams home marked a sweet sixteen for Miss Gertrude Follett of Malvern. Miss Louise Stone assisted with arrangements while Gertrude visited with her aunt and uncle. refreshments followed the joyful celebration.

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Neg Eula Tittsworth Broadview Mont Crookston, Neb Charles Hastings Helen Agan Farmers Union Asbury Beulah Clutes Marcel Ballain Ruby Fields Slezak Sale Wool Company U.S. Army Goods Wm. Slezak Otto Judkins Druraiata Marvel Products Co Pittsburgh Hamilton West Side Square South Side Square D. G Jamison & Company Glenwood, Towa M. D, Maxwell I. F. Rodman Glenwood, Iowa Hartman's Bakery Hartman North Side Square Glenwood Grocery
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