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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

3

Promulgate Draft Rules on Marriage and Classifications

Iowa Provost Marshal Crowder via Guy H. Logan issues amendment to Selective Service Rule 5 6 to disregard marriage dependency for deferment except for children born or unborn by June 9 1918. Reclassifications urged. includes ages and dates since 1917 to 1918. Also reports wheat flour and sugar sales by county dealers and bakers for weeks ending May 25 June 1 and June 8.

Crowder Guy H. Logan Adjutant General of Iowa Mills County Congress Jime George E. Masters Mineola Silver City Balfour Glenwood Pacific Junction Folsom

Occupy New Home On Hazel Street

The Miller cottage on upper Hazel Street nears completion with seven rooms and a full basement. Built by Dean & Son from Miller plans credited to their daughter Mrs. Garter, the design showcases movable screens on the front porch, a cabinet pantry, and interiors in Murescu or Sani-Flat with varied ceiling shades. The living room, dining room, breakfast room, bedrooms, and bath are arranged for spacious use and light throughout.

Clarence Miller Upper Hazel Street Drewer Murescu Delft

Practically Completed Buy Another War Savings Stamp

A brief reader notice encourages purchasing another War Savings Stamp as practical completion of a savings effort. The message urges ongoing support and financial patriotism.

Marriages And Mishaps In Glenwood Community News

Clarence William Booth and Grace Warren wed in Glenwood with Rev. Goodrich officiating after traveling from Little Sioux. George L. Whitman and Minnie Wynans, from Omaha, also married in Glenwood with Rev. Evans. Two local youths suffered farm mishaps including a near finger severance and a mule incident, later returning home. Women’s Defense League members gathered to plan for the Home Demonstration agent’s work.

Clarence William Booth Grace Warren Little Sioux Glenwood HE. E. Goodrich JT. W. Booth Whitman-Wynans Geo. L. Whitman Minnie’ Wynans Omaha Congregational Parsonage Rev. Evans Balfour Guy Raine Guy Woman's Defense League of the County The Council of Defense Homes

Summer School at Red Oak in session with 227 enrollment

The extension summer school for teachers under State Normal is ongoing at Red Oak with 227 students and a ten-member faculty. Students listed include Mary Arnell, Emerson. Gladys Dodson, Emerson. Edna Eaton, Emerson. Ruth Fisher, Emerson. Mildred Newquist, Emerson. Hazel Thorson, Emerson. Coretta McLain, Emerson. Inez Brown, Hastings. Gladys Kelley, Hastings. Sylvia Brewer, Malvern. aye Haines, Malvern. Mary Miller, Malvern. Sinnie Seaton, Malvern. Hazel Cain, Henderson. Juanita Evans, Henderson. Irene Buffington, Glenwood. Wilma Dean, Glenwood. Fannie Hill, Glenwood. Gladys Downey, Glenwood. Geneva DeBolt, Pacific Junction. Hazel Hammers, Pacific Junction. Gertrude Falwell, Silver City. Grace Stout, Silver City. Pearle Greene, Tabor. Me here L. W. Huffaker.

State Normal Red Oak Iowa Mills County Mary Arnell Emerson Gladys Dodson Emerson Edna Eaton Emerson Ruth Fisher Emerson Mildred Newquist Emerson Hazel Thorson Emerson Coretta McLain Emerson Inez Brown Hastings Gladys Kelley Hastings Sylvia Brewer Malvern Aye Haines Mary Miller

Help Needed on Glenwood Farms for Harvest

Farmers in the Glenwood vicinity are urged to estimate extra harvest labor and days required. Notify W. C. Rathke to arrange assistance promptly, as not every farm can pick up labor on short notice. Do it now to ensure help is ready.

Rover W. C. Rathke

Glenwood Volunteers Sought for Harvest Help

W C Rathke of Mills County National Bank invites all available labor in Glenwood and all clerks, bookkeepers, or retired farmers who are physically able and can spare a day or more to see him and offer services to aid in harvesting crops if needed.

L. W. Huffaker Ingraham Township Roy Landon Center Township Squire Huffaker J. G. McCue Ripley County Ind Bureau County Mills County Huffaker 93D Finois Infantry 148Th Illinois Infantry Sarah Henderson Pennsylvania Charles Miles W Lewis D Ida May Viva Grace Silver City W. C. Rathke Mills County National Bank Glenwood

New Sugar Rules Take Effect June 17 1918

Iowa food administration issues new sugar regulations to curb stockpiles. Rules cut consumer limits to 2 pounds in towns, & 1 canning sugar up to 25 pounds, with 50 percent must be soft sugar. Can explains 1 cent maximum profit over cost and urges more sale of fresh produce for canning.

Iowa The Food Administration

More Booze Captured as Cars Stopped Saturday Night

Two vehicles carrying liquor were halted. At Pacific Junction officer Wm Owens stopped a car near the road corner containing two men and seven cages of whiskey and beer headed for Omaha. On Tahor road, four men halted a second car with seven quarts, a half pint, gin and port wine bound for Sioux City. All were jailed that night and faced Justice Goodrich.

Pacific Junction Wm. Owens Tahor Road Rhoades Cook Hendricks Knox Omaha Sioux City Justice Goodrich

Honor Soldier Harvey Rimel Dead in France

Obituary and funeral note Corporal Harvey T. Rimel born February 8 1893 near Taborla died May 15 1918 in France. It covers his service with Company I I COF membership and WWI service, memorial services in Glenwood and West Oak, a patriotic production and thanks to helpers.

Harvey T. Rimel M. E. Church Glenwood Court House Park G. K BH. G. Johnson M. Criswell Harry Hamilton Clyde Rhoads Howard Mintle R. E. Humphrey F. D. Logan France Rimel Lewis Edwyn Evans West Oak Church Harvey Tilman Rimel Taborla Company I I. C. O. F. Lodge Germany United States Harvey Ethel Nelle Blanche Franklin Frederick Italy West Oak Sunday School Joly Neighbors Club 8. P. Rimel

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Wilkerson J. N. Wilkerson Mary Montgomery Ottumwa Mrs. Noel L. R. Johnson Centerville N. Norton Baby Albia Fa Occupy Hazel Street Mrs. C. L. Miller C. L Chile Mendames Younker Red Cross Lamb Teporta Henderson Benton Merase Png Ingraham West Oak St Mary Platteville Silver Creek Hastings Deer Creek White Cloud Rawles Lyons Christmas Drive Charles W Loveland Colo Miles V Missouri Valley L. D Richards, Mo B. R. van Dyke Masonic Lodge F. J. Kirkpatrick Tribune Tri-County Old Settlers’ Association of Mills Pottawattamie Fremont Tabor Lepter ‘Rade Iva M. Lowery America Challe Rex Theatre Lee
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