Wounded in Battle Names and Local Event Plans
Morning papers list Charles B. Ashmore of Company 1 Glenwood among the first wounded. Veterans will register at the Pentacelle and attend a 6 pm Omaha Commercial Club dinner, Ak-Sar-Ben Den theater party and buffet, then a dance. Three more registrants from Glenwood added. Also exhibit of pupil hand work at Institution schools Friday June 14 from 2:30–4:30 and 7–9:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wvatly
Chas. B. Ashmore
Glenwood
Pentanelle
Omaha Commercial Club
Crosiar reports Blackhawk joining repair fleet plan
Word from Guy Crosiar says the U S Blackhawk has joined Hoboken yards for overhaul into a repair ship with machine shop and foundry aboard. It will accompany the transport fleet. Letter dated May 10 hinted the vessel would be at sea when received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Crosiar
U. S
Blackhawk
Hoboken
N. J
Seg
Hotels and Restaurants urged to simplify menus for war effort
A May 31 1918 telegram from Mr Bowman forwarded through W F Miller to Samuel Payne and J R Graham urges hotels and restaurants to reduce menu items to cut labor stock waste and meet food conservation demands. It suggests cutting 50 to 100 dishes, restricting beef and pork use in June to August, utilizing by products and seafood, and maintaining variety through daily menu variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Miller
Bowman
Samuel Payne
District Hotel
J. R. Graham
Mills County Hotel
Washington, D. C
Crowder
United States
Weare
Flag Day June 14 Heralds 141st National Flag Anniversary
The notice urges citizens to honor the flag on Flag Day June 14 marking the 141st anniversary. It calls for public and private actions to elevate flag prominence and notes Glenwood’s strong patriotism with servicemen in trenches and battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
480 Pints of Booze Taken in Iowa Bootlegging Chase
Sheriff, Howards, Marshal Dalton, and Attorney R. Cook pursued a Cadillac on Waubonsie Trail road near Tabor. The car carried 40 cases of liquor totaling 480 pints. Two Omaha men, Wil-Wame and Cassie Levish, pleaded guilty to transportation and bootlegging, fined over 350 dollars, and were sent to Council Bluffs for federal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howards
Marshal Dalton
R. Cook
Waubonsie Trail
Tabor
Omaha
Morais
W. G. White
Studebaker
Cadillac
Gletwood
Goodrich
Legas Transportation
Judza Woodruff
W. F. ‘Wil- Wame
Cassie ©. Levish
Marshall Hendricks
Sam Green
Glenwood
Cowncil Bluffs
Federal
Colored registrants and pursuit at Paole Junction
David Ware was picked up last week at Paole Junction and is under Sheriff Edwards care. he is a registrant of Arkansas and will be examined by the local board. William Snider, the other colored man, will be assigned to duty soon. Sheriff Edwards Attorney Cook and W. DeMoss pursued a Kentucky Dew shipment to Omaha. a Studebaker auto burst an inner tube and the chase was abandoned at Yamee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
David Ware
Paole Junction
Edwards
Arkansas
William Snider
Cook
W. &. DeMoss
Omaha
Studebaker
Chicago
Albert Jenkins
Albert Proaper
Milwaukee
St. Omaha
Hospital Return Noted for Lawrence Bogart
Lawrence Bogart returned home to Rome Friday after a hospital stay in Omaha for an appendectomy. His recovery progress has been slower than hoped, with complications involving multiple portions of the intestine necessitating follow up care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bogart
Omaha
Rome
Wes
Obituary of Mrs. Daniel Hougas in Illinois-born pioneer family
Mrs. Mary E. McClenahan Hougas born December 16, 1842 in Stark county Illinois. moved with parents to St Marys and later near Henderson in Milla county. Married Daniel Hougas in October 1857 at Glenwood. Lived on the Hougas homestead for 55 years. widowed in 1912. Survived by two sons T A Hougas and Almon D Hougas (deceased 1886), and two daughters Bertha Pitt deceased 1946 and Blagehe Andrewe of Lincoln Nebraska. two living sisters Mrs F Skank Henderson Jane and Mrs S J Gifford Mapistom Kansas. multiple grandchildren present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hougas
Mary E. McClenahan Hougas
Stark County
Illinois
St. Marys
Milla County
Henderson
Bosbyshell
Glenwood
Hougas
T. A. Hougas
Almon D
Bertha ©. Pitt
Sierra Madre
California
T. A. Hongas
East End
Blagehe. Andrewe
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mra. F
Skank Henderson
Jane
J. Gifford
Mapistom
Kansas
Ningig Amber
Kars
Obituary and local notices from Mills County GPIO
An obituary notes the death of a Mills County pioneer on May 28 after a week of pneumonia with funeral at Farm Creek church on May 30. Interment in Henderson cemetery, Lamoni. The piece adds a mother and daughter died on the same calendar day, twenty-two years apart. Also mentioned are Glenwood K P Lodge sessions June 13 with degree work, two Malvern men joining the U S Marines in Kansas City, and J N Wilkerson’s surprising county attorney nomination where voters wrote his name. he faces a ballot choice in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
I. 0
G. W. Redman
G. W.redman
E.R. Herrick
Ruth Plimpton
C. B. Hillis
Brotherhood of Man
H. H.cheyney
Haley
Christian Church Choir
Messrs, Jasse Morgan
Quy Mnayberry
George Scott
Otis Harold
C. @.Hillis
Mfe
Farm Creek
Hilder Hemann
Smith
Lamoni
Iowa
Henderson
Mills County
Glenwood K. P. Lodge
J. N. Wilkerson
Montgomery County
Villisca
Wilkerson
Fara
All Registrants Re Classified Under New Draft Rules
Notice from the local exemption board announces reclassification of all county registrants under Provost Marshal Crowder. Old classifications will be reevaluated for those previously rejected due to physical disability. full details to follow. Also notes transfers of Albert Jenkins to Chicago and Albert Proaper to St. Omaha. A call invites locals for aviation and auto repair instruction and lists volunteers from Hastings, Tabor, Glenwood, Pacific Junction. Additionally Iowa seeks veterinarian enlistments termed horsemen. county volunteers listed include Bueckingham, Graalie, Nallilain, Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Crowder
Amas
Iowa City
Carl Baxter
Hastings
C. C. Blakesley
Dee
Wilson
Archie L. Heald
Ollie L. Gooden
John Roland
Tabor
Lynn Franklin
Glenwood
Elward T. Hardin
Alvin G. Walker
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Andrew Wayne Bueckingham
Facigs Jypetion Aariag
Henry Graalie
Glenwood Wer
Nallilain Im Stephens
Havinge
German Alien Female Registration in 1918 Iowa
The Iowa district announces registration for German alien females aged 14 and up. Registration runs June 17 to June 26, daily 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., except Sundays. The notice details citizenship rules, naturalization, and custody by U.S. Marshal, with postmasters coordinating and McCarty as chief registrar. Also notes property transfer in Ottumwa and flour substitute use for bakeries amid wheat shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Judicial District
Iowa
United States
U. S
Germany
U. S. Marshal
Charles W. McCarty
Ottumwa
Married in Red Oak Henderson pair wed on June fifth
Arthur F. Ritcher of Henderson married Miss Addie Danford in Red Oak on Wednesday June 5 by Rev J A McKenzie of the Christian church. The couple plan to farm together after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Ritcher
Addie Danford
Henderson
Red Oak
J. A. McKenzie
The
Christian Church
Penny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey
T. Rimel
W. S. Lewis
Harvey T. Rim‘él
Lewis
Will Burres
Standard ‘Oil Company
Mir. Burres
Des Moines
Mr. Burres
Mr. Pence
C. BE. Dalton Agathe
Hen Fs
Aebraska Editors
Focal Board
Perry
Bishop
Arthur Raymond Reafleng
James Hilton Carnes
Irestaurant and Hotel
Mills County Moral Squad
Knights
Council
Bluffs
Khorassan
Glenwood Lodge No
K. of P
St. Albans
K. P
Council Bluffs
Glenwood Lodge
Supreme Council
D. L. Moore
A. CG. Lane
B. C. Beaumont
O. A. Kingell
W. H. Wasktek
Lewis Berkus
C. A. Wight
Malvern
Kansas City
U. S. Marines
Cora E. Shemo
Parr
Nuckolls Street
Loving Parenta
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