Seitz and Rhoades Spark Quiet Inning Contest
Dick umpired a brisk game between Institution and Post Office with both sides scoring throughout. Seitz and Rhoades sprinted for bases while Klein Becker and Stiles led the offense, each tallying multiple runs as every player contributed at least once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seitz
Rhoades
Klein
Beckar
Williams
Walker
Anderson
Musgrove
Sampson
Pry
Shein
Hall
Allen
Record
Kisby
Young
Fickel
Stiles
Tung
Becker
Celebration for 61 65 group returns to roots
A Glenwood Malvern Tribune brief recalls the June 9 gathering of the 61 65 comrades led by M T Deupree at the Marshall home. The event included visits, treats, a Kodak photo, and a smoking finale, with attendees from Iowa Ohio Illinois Indiana Kansas Vermont Missouri West Virginia Wisconsin and U S Regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Deupree
David Salyards
North Hazel
French
Glenwood
R. W. Vinton
Kodak
Ornery
Marshall
Olive Sivers
Daisy Deupree
Claude Deupree
Ralph .Vinton
J. A. Blair
J. H. Cattron
Iowa
Ohio
Ilinois
Inidiana
Kansas
Vermont
Missouri
West Virginia
Wisconsin
U. S
P. L. Crouch
W. R. Cooper
M.T. Deuprea
A. D. French
A J. Hamilton
P. Hullinger
A. Mayberry
W. H. Morgan
D. J. Shannon
W. J. Stout
John Y. Stone
F. M. Shriver
E. Starbuck
J. B. Taenzler
the Tribune
Married Bayes-Stevesson at country home wedding
The country home of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bayes near Strahan hosted the wedding of their daughter Margaret Ruth Bayes to L. Harley Stevesson of Malvern last evening. Music by Cleo Michals and Charlee Anderson accompanied the ceremony as Rev. Enoch Hill presided. The couple left for a short auto trip and will reside on the gyroom's farm southwest of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Meierhoff
Malvern Presbyterian Church
Our County
Malvern
Emerson Baptist Church
The
Tribune
Enoch Hill
Malvern Friends of
Gyroom
Bayes
Mills County
Shel
Cedar Falls
Strahan
Stevesson
Claya Stevesson
Malvern High School
F.ruth
C. ”, Kypett
Dem votes listed in Pri mbury race results
The Tribune summarizes Pri mbury results noting Democratic votes were rushed. Candidates and votes include Herring 228 Files 204 Murtagh 206 Wred erickson 205 Herbert 207 Pollard 206 Mitchell 193 Hoff man 191 Parsons 179 Berry 156 Richards 188 Donelan 229 Linville 233 DeMoss 288 Myers 229.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Herring
Files
Murtagh
Marie M. Wrederickson
Herbert
Pollard
Mitchell
Himena Hoffman
Parsons
R. B
Berry
R. R
Richards
Donelan
McSweeney
Linville
DeMoss
Myers
Memorial Day Observed by I O Q W and M W A Lodges
On Sunday afternoon the I O Q W and M W A lodges of Glenwood joined to observe memorial day for deceased members. Brief cemetery exercises included reading the proclamation and listing names of the departed. J R Graham spoke in place of the absent Rev D S Thompson, and flowers and flags were laid on graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
J. R. Graham
D. 8. Thompson
Drive for Recruits Opens Marine Corps Enlistment
The Marine Corps opens enlistments for young men aged 19 to 30 for original enlistment. All information about Marine Corps services is available from the postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Corps
Marine Corps
Game at Glenwood Grounds Ends With Single Score
Sunday’s ball game on Glenwood grounds pitted the home team against Council Bluffs Drug Co. The contest produced only one score, credited to Council Bluffs, making the score record decisive in favor of their team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Grounds
Council Bluffs Drug Co
Council Bluffs
Flag Day Tribute to the Flag and Freedom
June 14 is Flag Day tracing its 1777 resolution for a 13 stripe banner with 13 star field. Beecher’s tribute calls the flag a symbol of liberty through law, the Constitution, and national sovereignty, a living history of American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Henry Ward Beecher
Postmasters Form County Welfare Council
On February 7 at Glenwood the Millis County Welfare Council of the Post Office Department was organized. The council includes postmasters and postmistresses from the county with ten offices represented except Strahan and Henderson. The group aims to boost efficiency, improve working conditions, and foster better understanding between patrons and employees. Officers were elected at a preliminary meeting establishing a complete organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Millis
Graduation Exercises at Iowa School for the Deaf
Graduation exercises at the Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs will be held Tuesday evening June 13 at 8 o clock. Ten students will receive diplomas. The event is open to the public and promises to be of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa School For the Deaf
Council Blulfs
Defeat Comes In First Game Between Rivals
A long awaited first contest between two rival clubs produced a dramatic start as Institution led 16 to 0 through four innings while Post Office boys rallied in the fifth, narrowing the gap to 16 to 11. Postmaster Rhoales starred for the P O team before fate limited further scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institution
Suls
Post Office Boys
Esas
Post Office
Rhoales
Uncle Sam
P. Q
Sylvester
Young
P. O
Uadyica
Pythian Sisters to hold last social before summer break
The Pythian Sisters invite all members to the final social at the lodge rooms on Thursday evening June 15 before the summer section closes. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Flower bed controversy in Glenwood civic column
Glenwood residents reminisce about a corner flower bed once filled with seed company blooms and rich soil. This spring the plot was redeveloped with actual plants from a friend and now hosts over a dozen bloom and leaf varieties. The column notes no one claims credit for the display. Meanwhile homes on North Myrtle and South Chestnut gain fresh touches with paint and new bungalow construction progresses on a Waterman lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
1St Streets
Lowa
C. H. Cook
North Myrtle
O. Elkins
J. L. Waterman
Waterman
South Chestnut
Obituary for Glenwood Pioneer Theodore Beckman Sr
Theodore Beckman Sr died June 4 1922 at his daughter’s home in Omaha after a long harness making career. Born in Germany November 28 1848 he came to Illinois as a youth and later moved to Council Bluffs and Glenwood Iowa. He leaves nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren, with widow Mary Stevens having died in 1875 and his second wife Anna Meyer dying in 1906. Funeral services were held at the Glenwood Methodist Church with M E church quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Beckman
Glenwood
1. C. O. F. Brothers of
Odd Fellows
Glenwood Lodge
Theodore Beckman Sr
Germany
United States
Ilinois
Mr. Beckman
Mary Stevens
Naperville
H. Pool
A. A. Sinmpson
Gouneil Bluffs
Millington
Illinois
Anna Meyer
Council Bluffs
H. L. Pickens
Omaha
Theodore Beckman “Jr
Paonia
Colo
Emma Beckan
Los Angeles
Gulf
Hazel Beckman
Edith Beckman
Beckman
Agreeable Surprise at Methodist Church Entertainment
A modest Friday night crowd enjoyed a notable program by a five member group of musicians and impersonators. Smith and Wallace impressed as monologists and impersonators while Robel the pianist showcased skill, and Campbell and Williams led the quartet with strong solo singing. The quintet previously entertained American soldiers overseas during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Wallace
Robel
Campbell
Williams
Seth
Waubonsie Camp Fire Girls Begin Iowa Journey
Waubonsie Camp Fire Girls of Glenwood Iowa depart in the Ripsnorter with Chief Waubonsie Frank Hill chaperone Mrs Hill and assistant Bess Barnett. They plan a three week trip from river to river featuring cooking archery and camp chores with a roster of pairs rotating duties and a camp chronicler. They stop first at Wayside Lake Hastings and Red Oak calendar factory before camping at Spring Lake Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauben- Siewer Camp
Iowa
Mabel Hunter
Alice Scott
Louise Dashner
Fayetta Wright
Alice Smouse
Nellie VanEnaton
Helen Burres
Eva Darting
Lucile Phelps
Marjorie Cheyney
Mary Deerwester
W. F. Hill
Bess Barnett
Frank Hill
Waubonsienoe
Glenwood
Waubonsie
Frank Hil
Squaw
Hill
Ripsnorter
Toughy
Cheyney
Scott
Wayside Lake
Hastings
Red Oak
Fara
John Fox
Lee
Spring Lake
Corning
Glenwood Lake
Deerwester
Chronicler
Oratory and Song at Thorne flay night gathering
The event at Hilk Anthony on Thorne flay night hosted a Christian church Boy Scouts social in Anthony's blacksmith shop. Bert Crewdson assisted, with ice cream and cake served before a finale featuring Anthony's eloquent speech and Crewdson's superb singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilk Anthony
Thorne
Christian Church
Paul
Anthony
Bert Crewdson
Crewdson
Winter Aid Drive Notes for Sick and Needy in Welfare Bogard
A reader poem fragment urges stockpiling fruit and vegetables for winter to aid the Welfare Bogard and its sick and needy. It notes a few extra cans are needed for next winter, reflecting local charity concerns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. T. Peupree
Ed Marshall
Reeves
Tabor
Minnie Dent
John Wright
Dyke Mitchell
Carson
Ray Plumb
Flenderson
Miss Brown
Thompson
Clyde Cecil Gravett
Gayle Leona Boilean
Henderson
Stevens
Babcock
Henry Stevens
Pearl Grace
Justice ‘Goodrich
C. FE. and
M. W. A. Memorial
Jed
Civic Column
Waubei
Siewces
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