Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Mills County Tribune in Glenwood, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1912

Page

3

County News Highlights Local People and Events

Clyde Jackson becomes janitor at East Liberty church. Jon Roll Jr. visits from Anthon with relatives. George Pullman and wife from Sidney visit. Henry Buch ships porkers to South Omaha. Mrs A Frizzell ill, children at home. Elton Lawson sells hogs on South Omaha market. A E Anderson visits from Missouri. Mrs Mary McKeen visits daughter in Freemount. Arthur Surgoin returns from Ames to vacation. Local youths and Miss Edith Skerritt receive teaching salary raise. Milly County mourns Jackson's illness improvement. nurse in attendance. Ten Silver City graduates. class play and exercises praised. diplomas by Frank Pullman. Numerous local school rosters and civic notices included. A Short Horn bull sells for 117 at South Omaha market. Times.

Clyde Jackson East Liberty Jon Roll, Jr Anthon George Pullman Sidney Henry Buch South Omaha A . Frizzell Elton Lawson E A Anderson Standsberry Mary McKeen de Manter Mount Arthur Surgoin State Agricultural College Ames Wall Street Josie Kerney O ' Kerney W C Stotts DeSota Neb John Parker York Wheeler Ruth Omaha G W Bays Homer Austin South English Austin Homer R W Clipson Frank Decker John Coons Edith Skerritt Iebron Milly County Jackson Council Blufrs

Local tidy notices and visits fill week’s social column

Henderson Mrs Will Oliver is sick this week. J Ro Martin shipped cattle to Chicago Saturday. Lizzie Darnell of Rock River Wyoming visits relatives. Dr Perley visits his father J U Perley of Wolcott. Aunt Ellen Richmond tends Nebraska farm. Mrs Aly Kiger of Woodbine visits daughter Mrs Judd Coppock. Roy Pritchett returns from Kansas City for home visit. She Glass and classmates photographed at Red Oak. Margaret Harbor and Pearl Woods visited Omaha Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs CM Noe of Atlantic visit J L Douglas’s home. T D Phillips furnishes lumber for barn west of town sewers farm. Mrs Ward Fickle and daughter near Hastings stay with Oscar Braden family. Christian Endeavor meeting at Charles Walker home.

Will Oliver J Ro Martin Chicago Lizzie Darnell Rock River Wyo Dr Perley J U Perley Wolcott Ellen Richmond Nebraska Aly Kiger Woodbine Judd Coppock Roy Pritchett Kansas City Red Oak Margaret Harbor Pearl Woods Omaha CM Noe Atlantic J L Douglas Noe T D Phillips LD Sewers Here Ward Fickle Hastings Oscar Braden Christian Endeavor Society Charles Walker

Henderson Evening Social and Civic Notes From Town

Tuesday evening activities cover a business session with refreshments and social hour. J S Carse returns from Canada to attend to property. Mr and Mrs RW McClenahan welcome a son Friday. Ola Wilkinson visits her father in Stranv Neb. Mrs Joe Moore and daughters visit Glenwood and Malvern. Carl Saar builds a combined barn and auto garage. Miss Gayle Phillips and Miss Anna Twillinger return to Lincoln after commencement. Judd Coppock welcomes a new boy. grandmother Mrs Andy Kiger visits. Henderson ball team beats Macedonia 6 to 1. Coppock stars with two hits and seven strikeouts. Henderson to play Glenwood Thursday. weather grounds delayed Carson game. City council plans a lighting franchise election. strong local support. Children’s Day at First Christian church features notable programs and missionary fund drive. Saar Implement showcases the season’s best cultivators. The Tribune continues county news.

J S$ Carse Canada RW McClenahan Ola Wilkinson Stranv Neb Joe Moore Zora Geraldine Glenwood Malvern Carl Saar Gayle Phillips Anna Twillinger Lincoln Judd Coppock Andy Kiger Woodbine Henderson Carson

Emerson Area News Highlights Busy Week of Events

Multiple Emerson items note visitors and locals abroad, school closings, new restaurant service, lighting project, a baby born and died, and several community actions. Activities include WCTU committee plans, July Fourth meals, court construction, and a large celebration with a baseball game parade and fireworks.

Malvern Social Notes Include Visits and Vacations

Mrs Anna Norman plans a Lake Wilson visit with her son Harman. Edith Skerritt teaches in Nebraska and visits home for vacation. Daisy Bartley arrives from Council Bluffs to enjoy her vacation. Mae Churchill returns from Seward to vacation. Ruth Bushnell, visiting a week, returns home with Melvin Robbins. Malvern Commercial Club reorganization underway. Edith Smith’s little friends celebrate her twelfth birthday.

Anna Narman CO Harman Lake Wilson Minn Edith Skerritt Nebraska Daisy Bartley Council Bluffs Puesday Mae Churchill Seward Neb Ruth Bushnell Melvin Robbins Nho Malvern Commercial Club Little Friends Edith Smith

Glenwood Postoffice Bill Aims for 50000 Site Buildin

Representative Green introduced a bill to appropriate 50000 for a postoffice site and public building at Glenwood. The approval depends on the appropriations committee. If passed, the building may cost 30000 to 40000 and could stand on the Sanctified Holiness church site at the square’s southeast corner.

Green Glenwood Committee On Appropriations White Sanctified Church of the Holiness Sect

Hillsdale Commencement for Three Graduates at Church

Hillsdale May 28 commencement honored three graduates Ralph Clay Harry Jaixon and Dewey Van Orsdel from Fillsdale school with a program led by teacher Miss Louvella Hoffman at the Hillsdale Methodist church. It featured songs readings an oration and a school farewell, the motto Not at a Leap But Step by Step and colors red and white with a white rose.

Fillsdale Hillsdale Methodist Church Louvella Hoffman Ralph Clay Harry Jaixon Dewey van Orsdel Herbert Haliday Rev. Howard Tabor Dewey van Orsrel Black Lorse Tis Rider Howard

Silver Grange Special Meeting Recap May 23

Silver Grange met May 23 at Mrs Markel and spouse home. A recess followed the regular business. Refreshments were served and a program featured songs, town barn topics, a Jimbler Word contest won by Mrs Cunningham, serial stories read by Cora Richardson and Katie Markel, and adapters by Donald Guamninghan. Next meeting at G White home.

Silver Grange Ly Markel May Markel Larry Maddocks Otta Kline A. Richardson Dallas S. D Jimbler J. Cunningham Cora Richardson Katie Markel Donald Guamninghan G. White

Board Meeting Tomorrow For Nishna Ditch Proceedings

The Board of Supervisors will meet at Glenwood tomorrow to hear objections to the proposed Nishna ditch and to decide whether the ditch will be established. A large attendance of land owners and attorneys is expected as they review township returns from the primary design.

Board of Supervisors Glenwood Nishna

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Silver City Emerson Opera House Alexander Corkey Miss Miller Miss Shepard Rev Corkey Hank Pullman Corkey Frank Pullman Kay Maddocks Hugh Conrey Lena M Vada Cecyl Fo Raines Lyn G Rook Horace Koresler Wayne W Pullman Grover L Goos Clara M Kochenderfer Irene Velde Kae Bryant Grace Shoe Frances Plumer Paul Reeve James Moseley Chris Kruse Paul Spellering Charles Reeve Claudia Shawler Helen Lynch Grover Goos Ray Maddocks Horace Dresser Ice Moseley Hugh Clip Elvira Derby Viva Dunagan Verva Heide Neva Moseley Ada Swarts Macile Moore Nettye McClure Alice Reeve Ethel Waltrip Artie Rommel Horace Kehoe George Dresler Elsie Huffman Ren Burgoin Alice Burgoin Jeannett Moore Clive Pullman George Moseley Helen Dresler Bessie McCarthy Bessie Batton Vivian Clipson Chas Colter Iva Houser Florence Lacey Gayle Mees Ward Pullman Clarence Virtue Glenn Moore Margaret Spelbring Beulah Jones Loyd Pettit Joe Kruse Elizabeth Pullman Madge Dunnagan Genevieve Spelbring Phyllis Burgoin Verva Jones Marjorie Bada Eunice Moore Bernice Clipson Lucile Mabbitt Ernest Jones Clayton Houser John McCarthy Brice Mabbitt Raymond Kruse Miles Heide Dean Dresler Ray Batten J Schoening F & Petit John Tucker Martin Jenkel H Banister R P Landon Hettinger W Burgoin B Howard Lied Pullman Huffaker Flannagan H Dresler W Hettinger M If Ifuffaker A P Reeves A W Hada D L Markel L Winchem Trusees Jarry Maddogks Roi Llenderson J T Skerritt Merk J Larker Aa I? Reeve Wm Bargain Marty Maddocks B A Stevens J G McCue G W Sawyer A P Reeve W C Swarts Mr Swarts Aah Ora Eri Mills County Galen Purcell Macedonia Coppock Slenderson Macedonia Muade Ilenderson TE Workman Tenderson Childrens First Christian Church Missionary World Biesides Melva Byers Hope Swaney Mina, Dorr Susan Saar Zora Walker Vivian Switch Lela Galloway Saar Implement! Company I Henderson the Tribune Harry Shiffer Dale Cardiff EA Truitt Kirkwood Ill W T Snodgrass Darle Warner Murray Sherwin’s Joseph Bortenlanger William Arterburn R M Shipman J W Tombiln Los Angeles L Jf McMadon Darrett and Channing Simpson Callee Randolph Salmons Excelsior Springs Salmons Alisoo McGrew Ames College Melvin Ila Gilmore Nola Sellelk College Springs Amity Colterre George Cross Washington Cross Bessie Ginger Lake Okoboji M Lo Evans Gladys Hef Stoneyman CG Mathews Rom Shipman Ira Cheney WCTU Ladies of the Baptist Church Judge Hotel Flertian Lindtner William Jiuehler Stuart Simil Linden Greenwood Lumber Company Emerson Atl Trans CR Wetcher CB Lakin HW Davis Wolsom Guy Clark RG Rice Carrie Ross Wintereset OC Hicks Ray J W. Wilkins Ioof Lodge J E Wilkins Brighton Patrick Fuiday Lake George R Patrick Pearle Wicks Lyle Wilkins Miss Pearle O R Patrick Ruth Collins Francis McClain Cameron Scott Lela Vesta Cheney Martha Naomi Salmons Gee Gilmore WA Morgan Timerson Methodist Hillsdale
Search Courier

Search the Mills County Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Mills County Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication