Glenwood News and Local Highlights in Iowa
Glendwood area notes include Fackler's wallpaper store in charge of evangelistic meetings led by T. B. Ripley of Shenandoah. Cecil Dalrymple from Greybull, Wis., greeting friends. Mrs. Earl Donan and children visiting her parents. social visits and church notices. sheriff seeking a wild man near Speley's mill. reports on Lodge speeches. school district consolidation steps. Miss Bess Stillwagon to teach domestic science in Toledo. Grinnell College receives a $500,000 gift from the General Education Board with conditions. a double tragedy in Tamnap where Mrs Ivens and her husband died after a murder-suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell College of Town
General Education Board
John D. Rockafeller
U. S
Local Glenwood Notes Mixed With Visits and Purchases
Kyanize finishes at Fackler's at the same old price. Miss Darlene Gunselley leaves Sun y to attend the week of commence ment at Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Taylor of Emerson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jackson. G Y Caughlan family to occupy the West Glenwood house vacated by Campbell. Mona Graham visited in Omaha and Council Bluffs. Paint advice at Fackler's. Wingate Gibbs of Malvern visited Glenwood Sunday. John W. Tipton visits from Galesburg IL. Dorothy Lyon to spend summer vacation in Glenwood. Kjellberg party from South Dakota visits Glenwood. Roy Kinnes returns from Lincoln to Glenwood for summer. Dorothy and Mrs Hele Baffor plan a trip to California via Iowa City. J K Jennings of Springfield MA and Miss Cameron of Great Falls MT visit J E Jennings. Ten teachers, including Misses Deckett and Dunn, head to Boulder for summer school. J A Campbell and family move to Hastings. Mills County Convention Club seeks 1921 state Sunday School convention. meeting Thursday at 8 in the Christian church.
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Darlene Gunselley
Suny
Iowa City
Merritt Taylor
Emerson
Dean Jackson
Logira Deckett
Mae Dunn
Boulder
Coto
The
University
Miss Dunn
Evanston
Wyo
Glenwood
Reserve the night for church orchestra event
Mrs. F Kelley and daughter Margaret traveled to Des Moines on their planned month long vacation. Margaret became ill with typhoid symptoms. Mr. Keller hurried to Des Moines and accompanied them homeward. She shows some improvement by Friday.
Table cloth recalls Glenwood’s early settlers relic
The article recalls a cloth used at a Methodist men's supper serving table. The cloth, dating to the early 1860s, is a historic recipe bureau of the parish culinary department. Indelible ink squares list Glenwood area residents, each square stitched with care.
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Indies
Methodist Church
Glenwood
Valley View School site hearing on location decision
County Superintendent Masters held a Thursday hearing in his office on the petition to change the proposed site for the Valley View Consolidated district building. The Board favored a site just west of Etta station on the Hastings Carson line, while D Henderson urged a location about a mile south of the chosen spot. Attendees included Art Hodges Ros Robins Wm Cramer Bert Steiner James Fisher J D Robbins Earl Sandiland D Henderson Fred Henderson David Sandiland Harvey Lisle and Irving Fisher, and the Board’s choice was sustained.
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Valley View
Masters
Valley View Consolidated
Etta
Hastings-Carson
D. Henderson
Glenwood
Art Hodges
Ros Robins
Wm. Cramer
Bert Steiner
James Fisher
J. D.robbins
Earl Sandiland
Fred Henderson
David Sandiland
Harvey Lisle
Irving Fisher
Dog Catcher Busy Reduces City Stray Population
C A Hamilton was appointed by the city canners to care for the stray dogs. He has performed this task well and the city reports a 36 reduction in the stray dog population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hamilton
Advertising readers wanted and items for sale
Advertisement notes readers wanted to deliver papers and ride a motor boat around the lake. Various sales listed include a young team, six shoats, furniture, china asters, an inner binder, an Oakland cyclone, and a lost large black traveling bag between residences with a reward offered. Names and places: Glenwood Iowa Emerson and Plattsmouth Nebraska. Contact details and farm sale mentions appear throughout.
Trucking ad offers 145 ton truck and hive stock service
Austin Aubry of Glenwood advertises a 145 ton capacity truck ready to haul hive stock and other items. Prices stated as tight. Contact phone 138W for service.
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Hlave
Austin Aubry
Glenwood
Notice to Teachers uniform county certificates exam
Notice from the Le County Superintendent that the next regular examination for uniform county certificates will be held at his office in Glenwood Tow on Wednesday Thursday and Friday June 23 24 and 25. Examinations begin promptly at eight o clock Wednesday morning. A candidate aged 17 may enter and a certificate will be granted once reaching 18.
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Glenwood
Tow
E. Mas- le
Notice to Automobile Owners on Delinquent Tax Collection
State Department instructions to collect delinquent auto tax. County treasurer reports licenses delivered and plates issued. Law requires front and rear plates with the metal container on the dash. Cars not numbered will be seized and held for license fee or penalty after July 1. A. B. Edwards, Sheriff.
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State Department
Edwards
Mule Market Staple for Seed Mules in High Demand
Farmers report compact sturdy mules in demand with prices rising for larger, heavier stock. Top values reach 300 plus dollars for large horses, while smaller mule colts fetch 65 to 125 dollars at weaning. TD Van Pelt notes yearly cycles: buying eight mining mules for spring work at 450 a pair and selling for 506 to 550, then trading sugar mules at 450 to 475 and netting profits from winter purchases and spring sales.
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TD. E. van Pelt
Glenwood
Miss Wing Resigns From Tipton Schools
Miss Ellen J. Wing has tendered her resignation to the Tipton school board, effective at the close of this school year, due to her sister’s ill health requiring her care. She has served Tipton schools for fourteen years and is highly regarded for her devotion to the children and the community. the board has not yet acted, but her departure will bring deep regret and a difficult vacancy to fill.
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Miss Wing
Tipton Ja i
Mills County
Tipton
Ellen J. Wing
Bard
Wing
Clarence Carter Receives Delayed Diploma at Ames
Clarence Carter of Glenwood State Bank, a 1920 graduate of State Agricultural College, was called into Army service before completing his studies and finally received the diploma he was entitled to.
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Clarence Carter
Glenwood State Bank
Ames
Clarence
State Agricultural College
Encampment Elect Officers in Glenwood
Western Star Encampment of Glenwood elected officers for the coming term at the last Friday meeting. G. W. Jones was named worshipful president, Arch Parr grand officer president, J. L. Valentine senior warden, W. B. P. Creech junior warden, H. W. Cheynney recording secretary, O. V. Bassamancial scribe, W. G. Riathke treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Star
Glenwood
Lodge
G. W. Jones
Perilous Glenwood Lake Warning Issued
Warning advised for children and the infirm about Glenwood Lake dangers. Deep water areas are described as murky and potentially dangerous, with guidance to avoid venturing beyond a safe boundary. Authorities urge cautious behavior near the water.
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Glenwood Lake
Malvern Leader recalls local 28 years ago events
The item notes ballot law concerns, a $750 sale of Quackenbush property on Locust Street, and Hillsdale operating two butcher shops. It lists Board of Supervisors members J B Fickel John Dyson and John Barbour, E Dean opening a law office on Buffington block, and Mr and Mrs William Sikilicoin traveling to the Isle of Man with plans to visit Liverpool and London.
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Malvern
Mills County
Triwme
Gabl
OS. Lewis
Pitzer
Quackenbush
Locust Street
Hillsdale
J. B. Fickel
John Dyson
John Barbour
Board of Supervisors
E. Dean
Buffington Black
M Wm. Sikillicoin
Isle of Man
Great Britain
Liverpool
London
Des Moines Military Police Detachment History
A 197 era note describes a military police detachment serving with Des Moines city police. It recalls commanders Colonel Harbison, Colonel Shultz, Major Townsend, Major Per-Lee, Captain Walker, and Captain Finne say in sequence, with active personnel declining to about a half dozen in the past year.
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Huv
Des Moines
Caldiers
Cang Dodge
Cty
Bnly
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Fackler
Thurman
T. EB. Ripley
Shenandoah
Cecil Dalrymple
Greybull, Wic
Earl Donan
Grand Island, Neb
William Kates
Faerklov
Q. A
Hruse
L. Bennett
Newt Reasoner
Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society
P. G. Cheyney
North Vine Street
Granville Russell
Skinner Co
Council Bluffs
Tara Russell
J. E. Goodrich
Malvern M. E
Gable
Montgomery County
Speley
Mark Sullivan
Fackler’s
Mee
A. J. Howe
Ewart Howe
Dental Department
the State University
H. A. French
F. D Logan
Walter Slothower
Mills Country
Masonic Order
Grand Lodge
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Bess Stillwagon
Toledo
Tamlap
L. Ivens
Randolph
Dunlap
Ivens
Puntip
Thermos
L. S. Robinson
Chiropractic
Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors
Glenwood, la
Carter
Woodman
Tir
Mona Graham
Omaha
Councer Bluffs
Fackler's
Mrs
A Tipton
John W. Tipton
Galesburg
Dorothy Lyon
Linccoln
Seb
Karl Kjetere
Sfenderson
Kjellberg
South Dakota
Standay
Roy Kinnes
Bena
State Universitl
Hemne
University School At Music
Lincoln, Neb
Walnut Street
Guy M Dorothy
Hele Baffor
Torsalt la City
Bigbeida
California
J. K. Jennings
Springfield
Mass
Ugh Cameron
Dhreat Walls
Mont
J. E
J. A. Campbell
Hastings
Son
Iuwa
Luis Club
Mills Eainly
Methodist Church Orchestra
Inquire Tribune
Harwagen
F. M. Buffington
Frank Hammond
W. H. Wallace
C. L. Brill
Emerson, la
Jank
Cmd
de of Square
Glenword
Louis Hurst
Glenwood, Ta
Oakland Scylinde
Stuck—J. TW
Wither Pacific Junction
George Freeman
McPaul
Plattsmouth
Neb
Kyanize
Fackler’s Wall Paper and Paint Store
East Side Square
the Tribune
F. M. McCluskey
Dentist Mills County National Bank Bldg
Glenwood, Iowa
REX Theatre
Kentucky
Jack Pickford
Bill Apperson
Hapsburg Liebe
Jas. W. Kirkwood
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