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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

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Glenwood notes busy in town and surrounding visits

Dunn & Dudley manager Ackerman visits Omaha. Several Glenwood residents travel to Lincoln Council Bluffs and Omaha for visits and errands. A boat and bath house is planned at Glenwood Lake. Parole board reviews cases of Hunt and Stover. A battery powered motor for lighting is demonstrated. Guards and guardians manage compensations and health incidents. Garbage and local events include barn dance near Mineola and Twilight baseball plans.

Mineola Allen Bradley Omaha Glenwood Minnie Westrope Dunn & Dudley Lucinda Boyer A. H. Rathke Council Bluffs Board of Parole William Hunt Martin Stover Carl Buch Ira Reafieng J. L. Woods Charles Lugsch Dan Lugsch Lincoln Lugsch Sac City

The Health of the Future

The health of the coming generation is urged as vital for the nation. Parents are encouraged to ensure children stay healthy, with chiropractic advice offered at no cost to assess health and prevent future grief. The message links national well being to a 100 percent healthy citizenry.

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Local social notes and ads from Glenwood area

Pacific Junction visitors and family arrivals are noted including Fred Kelley Jr and Wilbur Thompson with connections to Papillion Shenandoah and Des Moines. The column also lists town residents who visited the Evans and Kirkpatrick households, plus a horse injury update for Wayne Gilmore and Miss Lillian Godsey returning to Minnesota to continue child welfare work. Several Glenwood advertisements cover housing, dining staff, farm help, junk, appliances, hog care, and farm equipment with notices of real estate for sale and land offers.

Fred Kelley, Jr Pacific Junction Wilbur Thompson Papillion, Neb H. E. Evans L. EB. Wilkerson Shenandoah Mary Bennett Des Moines Anthony Leet Lillian Godsey Buhl Minn

St Marys Ditch Warrants Called for Payment

St Marys Ditch Warrants Nos 55 to 75 will be paid at the County Treasurer's office with interest ceasing July 10 1918 M D Maxwell County Treasurer Also notice to property owners and tenants in Glenwood Iowa to cut weeds remove rubbish from parking vacant lots and alleys within 10 days from notice to avoid charges Dated 17th day of May 1918

St. Marys Ditch M. D. Maxwell Glenwood Iowa

Glenwood Visitors and War-Era Notes Reach Local Diary

George Platt and daughter Miss Georgia of Silver City visit Glenwood today for Read Weekies and a braid comparison with present day. J. M. Willard, once Henderson, now Des Moines, with Ed Wilkerson and Homer Wilkerson of Henderson drop by. F. H. Nipp and daughter Audrey of Mineola and Mrs. Harold Morris of Denver stop briefly at Graham and Dr. J. M. Donelan homes. W. R. Rhoades, Mills County Civil Service head clerk, takes a 15 day vacation. Bernice Bachler substitutes. H. S. Griffis and wife go to Omaha for cataract surgery. Mrs Griffis in auto with George Zimmer. Fanny Ames from New York writes of a Young Women's Christian Association post in war work at 600 Lexington Ave. Wm. Owens of Pacific Junction takes David Ware to Fort Omaha. Ware, a draft evader from Arkansas, will report to Camp Funston. Mesdames A. J. Howe, Harry Pike visit Omaha to meet Mrs. A. H. Winkler and daughter Ada Quick on return from Auburn till Deliver.

George Platt Georgia Glenwood C. M. Maxwell Marshall Shop Matt Mtn Hill Willard Henderson Des Moines Ed Wilkerson Homer Wilkerson F. H. Nipp Audrey Mineola Harold Morris Denver Calo Graham J. M. Donelan R. W. Rhoades Civil Service Mills County Bernice Bachler H. S. Griffis Omaha Gifford George Zimmer Young Woman's Christian Association Lexington Avenue Wm. Owens Palcific Junction David Ware Ft. Omaha Ware Arkansas Owens Pacific Junction Camp Funston Mesdames A. J. Howe Harry Pike A. H. Winkler Ada Quick Mesdames Winkler Quick Auburn Neb

Trauverman Couple Welcome Baby Betty Jane

Mr and Mrs Joe Trauverman of Sioux City welcomed a daughter in June who will be named Betty Jane. The baby’s mother is Lucile Heinsheimer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Heinsheimer.

Joe Trauverman Sioux City Betty Jane Trauverman Lucile Heinsheimer Albert Heinsheimer

Obituary of F J Kirkpatrick of Glenwood

Flavius Josephus Kirkpatrick born near Cambridge Ohio February 14 1834 died at his home in Glenwood June 17 1918 aged 84 months four years and four months after a long life of farming and travel. He married Sarah Walker in 1871 and had five children. He joined no church but valued Bible study and charitable acts. Funeral services were held June 18 at his home with Rev B W Goodrich and interment followed in Glenwood cemetery.

F. J. Kirkpatrick Flavius Josephus Kirkpatrick Cambridge Glenwood Ft. Des Moines Mills County Buffington and B. F Julius ‘Barnes Pacific Junction Denver Anall Barker Wm, Doak I. M. Warren Colorado H. H. Buffington John Clingersmith Sarah Gunselley Sarah J. Walker Robert Charles Hattie Church of God B. W. Goodrich Glenwood Cemetery

Married couples obtain licenses in Glenwood area

Warren Lean der Gaylord and Mise Nelle Grace Whaat of Glen Wood secured a marriage license on June 18 and wed June 19 at the bride’s home with President Wehrhan of Tabor College officiating. Delman and Dellman of Malvern also secured licenses. Rev. Wm. Stevenson officiated their ceremony. Buy another War Savings Stamp.

Gaylord-Hansell Warren Leander Gaylord Mise Nelle Grace Glen Wood Wehrhan Tabor College Cozad Delman Walter James Gozad Mary Minnie Dellman Malvern Glenwood Wm. Stevenson Methodist Church

Notice in Probate of Hattie Afidétson Will in Mills County Iowa

Probate notice records the last will of Hattie Afidétson, deceased of Mills County Iowa. The instrument was presented and filed with the Clerk of the District Court on June 12 and June 22, 1918 during the April Term. The court fixed a time at the Glenwood courthouse to prove the instrument and hear objections. Dated June 18, 1918. Walter Brown, Clerk. Deputy Hattie M. Brown.

Hattie Afidétson Mills County Iowa District Court Said County Glenwood Walter, Brown

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Manager Ackerman Earl R. Smth Hamburg John Suita W. H. Eaton Emerson Mary Slaughter Roy Moon M. A. Saar McCune Kan Dustin Holt County Anna Ligsch Business College George Hall CO. B. Tisher Agnes Knofficek Plattsmouth Bert Pace Hazel Street Dean & Son Gladys Waterman Hazel C. E. Hillis Bloom Louis Frank Woodrow Paxton Nettie Woodrow Martha Myers J. D. Ironmonger H. H. Cheyney W. C. Rathke J. A. Swope WE Are Uncle Sam Robinson Offic'r C. B. & Q Wate Suppastor Jovalry Banks Muale Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors Charles Goltry Cozy Cafe Travers, Prop Walter Wright Auto Maxwell W. Ff, Hill Glenwood, Ia L. Hurst East Side Square Rex R. H. Noah R. H.noah Court House Square Ferguson J. B Tuey Standard Oil C. H. Dalton Tribune I. G. Loving Armory Methodist Thimble Bee Organization F. M. McCluskey Miss McCoy Red Cross Congregational Congregational Church Congregational Sunday School Extension Society Edwyn Evans U.S Charles Brehm Louis Scheschy Wayne Perrell Vern Smith U. S Hendricks Clare Darland Hastings Lillian Ciltes Imogene Frank Clites Leona Crouse Darland I. N. Darland Deer Creek Miss Crouse George Crouse Clites G. F. Clites H. R. Lyon Wren Wick Mills County Statelet Court Hattie M, Brown State Direct International Harvester Glenwood, Iowa Plain Price Store West Side Square
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