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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

3

Dinner and Knighting Ceremony at Glenwood Lodge

Women of the community hosted a long day of meals serving more than sixteen men with two dinners and multiple courses. The Pythian Sisters arranged refreshments, tables filled with flowers, and a later knighting ceremony that drew visitors from Hastings and Council Bluffs, with Miss Mintle soon departing Glenwood for Japan on a mission effort.

Alodk Hackman Towa Delmonico's Wea Anto Nan Fogreta Lillian Lewis Sine Wan Mesdames James Swope St. Afsana Council Bluffs Hastings Countcil Blaffe Ieee

Beloved Teacher Is Remembered By Students

Miss Beulah Hatcher, longtime Dercas class Sunday school teacher, was honored with a casual farewell at Mrs Guy Kay's Hazel Street home. Pupils and the community presented a silver apron as thanks, followed by ice cream cake and strawberries. Hatcher will return next year and then spend vacation at Mechanicville Indiana. A separate note urges repeal of the luxury tax, urging petitions in Glenwood and urging action by Congress.

United States Japan Oy Aiidat Rosé Min Tle Jesus Christ Miss Mintle Glenwood Miu Mintia Beulah’ Hatcher Dercas Blass Baptist Sunday School Guy Kay Hazel Street Clues Goodbyama Feather Papill Aio Congress Hamilton Hamilton & Metthews

Starry Banner Dream in Foreign Port Adulation

A Senator Hoar quote extols the Starry Banner and the nation’s glory seen in distant lands. The speaker recalls iconic landscapes and the beauty of home, deeming the flag a symbol of power and the American war effort abroad.

Mt. Blane Hoar

Deaths Mires M.O. Weltner and Hastings resident

Mrs. M L O Keltner, former Hastings resident, died in Boone Mountay. Survived by four children including Herman Henry and George with daughters and other relatives. Harley now lives near Hastings. Wednesday. Children Day Exercises held at M B church Saturday evening featured well prepared programs and commendable work by teachers Messrs Geil Criswell Robert Johnson and D L Benastt. Audience filled capacity and applauded vigorously as music and readings pleased all present.

ML O Keltner Hastings Boone Mountay Heltner Fowrers Tero Henry Harkey George Anna Waughter Geil Criswel Robert Johnson D. L. Benastt

Married duo Virgil Woods and Gladys Morgan wed in Council Bluffs

In Council Bluffs on Tuesday Virgil David Woods and Miss Gladys Esther Morgan tied the knot. Reports suggest Henderson Chamberlain and Shildor Borene of White Cloud received licenses, with proceedings continuing this week as details remain unclear.

Pratk Chamberlain

High Priced Sheep In Iowa Breeding Market

Ward A. Hougas from Henderson, known for Shropshire sheep, sold a yearling ram for 100 dollars. Leonard & Son of Corning, Iowa, buyers and notable sheep breeders in the state, purchased the animal.

Inaiauge Milin Oeen Ward A. Hougas Henderson Leonard & Son Corn Ing

Stork Visits Glenwood Family. New Baby Boy Born

Five nearby homes share in the joy as Dean and Jackson announce the arrival of a 10 pound boy born Tuesday June 10. The newborn named likely Donald Dean joins two grandmothers and several great grandmothers in a family with deep roots including Dick Jackson and D C Jackson.

Glenwood Dean Jackson Jackson J. L. Woods R. O. Jackson F. M. Buffington Elizabeth McGill Dick Jackson D. C. Jackson Donald Dean

Farewell for Glenwood Daughters of Honor members

Mrs Laura London and Mrs Ruth Landon of Glenwood D of H lodge received a farewell at the lodge hall after the regular session on Tuesday. The two matrons soon move to new homes in Hed Oak and Omaha with their husbands. Members honored them with a Mite pleasant shower and a gold Dowpin as gifts.

Laura London Ruth Landon Glenwood D H. Lodge London Landon Hed Oak Omaha

Government Seeks Skilled Civil Service Workers

The Civil Service Commission announces open examinations for many jobs across all levels. Vacancies span professional, technical, and clerical roles with salaries from 1,800 to 9, etc. Positions include stenographers, typists, bookkeepers, production engineers, and soil chemical investigators. Officials advise contacting local civil-service examiners for details and qualifications.

Washington, D. C Board of Civil-Service Examiners Custom House United States Civil Service Commission Naval Ordnance Plant Department of Agriculture Civil Service Poationa

Fireproof Garage Near Vine Street Construction

The Glenwood Granite Works led by W. H. Bruce is starting a private garage project to house fourteen cars fronting Vine Street beside a new monument. Carried by a carpenter, the work aims to attach the garage for truck use and reflects the value of the Glenwood Granite Works and the private car of Mr. Bruce.

W. H Bruce Glenwood Vine Street

Film and lecture on retail Merchandising in Glenwood

A three reel feature titled Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them will premiere at the Scenic Theatre in Glenwood on Thursday night June 19 at 8 o clock. The event includes a free merchandising lecture by a Dayton National Cash Register expert. Merchants and salespeople are urged to attend. admission is free. The lecture covers newspaper advertising, window displays, clerical efficiency, selling methods, credit, delivery, and more. The film, produced for the National Cash Register Company, cost $30,000 and uses expert actors to depict a merchant’s rise after modernizing his store. Also announced is a Sunday School Institute for district superintendents and teachers at the Congregational church on June 15 at 3 PM, with attendance requested.

Glenwood National Cash Register Company Dayton Dayton Company National Cash Register’ Company Esseny Company Hesanay White

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