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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
3
A Riverside Tribune letter urges readers to fund care for the mentally ill via taxation, linking vice to social decline. It argues education, eugenics concepts, and personal responsibility, cites epilepsy cases, warns against ignorance, and criticizes lodge divisions. Glenwood, Iowa signer A WOMAN.
Dr. Mogridge, superintendent of the F. M. 1 at Glenwood, outlines a free clinic to aid parents and guardians of mentally deficient children. The year round staff will offer expert advice, investigation, and counseling to determine best actions, aiming to reduce institutional care and help make capable citizens of affected children.
The ex-secretary of state argues that Bryan believes convincing the public Wilson's diplomacy to Germany was wrong is necessary. Yet strong support for the President is evident, and-backing his resignation is seen as desertion rather than loyalty to the administration.
County Superintendent Geo E Masters announces the next uniform county certificate examination at his Glenwood office on June 24 25 1915 starting at 8 o clock Wednesday morning Candidates may not write all branches at the first examination Lists of old questions and regulations will be sent on request
Hastings reports recount a jitney joke with Roy Quimby aiding Chautauqua talent transport, a tent loading trip ending with snake encounters, and a Lake George fishing mishap where a spade cut Mr. Shetterly’s chin. The item also notes Demorest Medal results, local visits, and ongoing Chautauqua support with arrivals and departures.
Burr Oak Sunday School at 2 15 p m addresses the United Movement for Gathering Neglected Children led by Rev E P Spurlock Mrs Culver and others Waubonsie Sunday School involved in similar outreach programs.
DeWitt and Wickham marriage tied by Glenwood ties with Omaha ceremony. They will reside in Tacoma where DeWitt runs a practice. Miss Nebe wed Hans Hutda in Twin Falls Idaho, a Glenwood girl teaching German at Twin Falls High. Clarence Strop and Maggie Scott wed in Clarinda, return to Glenwood. Strop serves as street commissioner.
Mrs George Curtice of Glenwood will be taken to the county farm today for care as a paralytic and long-time county charge. Her young daughter will accompany her to assist in caregiving. Subscribe for the Mills County Tribune, twice weekly at $1.50 per year.
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