Tabor College Golden Jubilee Week Celebrated
Tabor College marks its 50th founding anniversary with commencement, musical events, athletic games, and a week of performances. Alumni, trustees, and visiting dignitaries attend. 22 graduates are listed across collegiate, conservatory, and academy programs amid speeches, concerts, and an oratorio presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Alma Mater
Phi Kappa Society
Young Women’s Literary Club
Adam's Hall
Monsieur Raoul Laparra
Paris
Clara Helfenstein
Steindel
Tabor Oratorio Society
Arminius
Oratorio Society
Conservatory
Academy
Tabor College
Peter A. Johnson
J. W. Frizzell
Sioux City
Elbert Reed
T. H. Reed
Shenandoah
Elbert E. Flint
Creston
News Notes From The Tribune Fifteen Years Ago
Rebecca Lodge formed at Malvern. C. and Dean open law office in Glenwood. United Brethren church dedicated at Hillsdale. Glenwood city limits extended and 00 people added. Mr and Mrs Wm Skillicorn sail for England. Floyd McCluskey studying telegraphy at Mills Station. County paid out 1000 in go pher bounties in eight weeks. Henry J Baird and A L Chantry graduate in law at Iowa City. Miss Velura Powell graduates from girls seminary at Jacksonville. Geo Ayers of Oak township brings new home grown potatoes. W H Anderson monument cost 1000 in Glenwood cemetery. Auditor instructed to receive bids for booths and fixtures for new Australian ballot law. John Y Stone and D L Heinsheimer back from Minneapolis delegates at convention nominating Harrison for president. Prof CG I Shelton notes John Neeler swearing on streets. J B Fickel John Barbour and John Dyson on County Board. Treasurer balance sheet shows five months receipts 837,710 and disbursements 69,951. School fund overdrawn 34. This year 1907 receipts 135,157 disbursements 128,380 with three funds overdrawn 7,593. Dr J M Donelan elected president of Southwest Iowa Tennis Association. Tabor first Malvern second Hastings third Glenwood fourth in Tabor tournament. Virtue of Difficulty quote by Burke. Small cook stove for sale 83 00 W F B Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
John Y. Stone
D. L Heinsheimer
Minneapolis
Warrison
J. B. Fickel
John Barbour
John Dyson
Notice in Mills County court case 1907
In the September term 1907 of the District Court of Iowa Mills County at Glenwood William McClure and wife are named defendants in a suit by Lewis McDaniel for 350 dollars with 6 percent interest from March 1 1907. An attachment has been issued and levied on their property. If they fail to appear before noon on the second day of the next term the September 17 1907 session, default will be entered and judgment rendered. Flickinger Bros. attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the State of
Iowa
Mills County
Glenwood
Lewis McDaniels
William McClure
McCure
MccClure
District Court of
State of Iowa
Millis County
Towa
Flickinger Bros
Sires and Sons and Washington Duke Homes Wealth and Dignitaries
Perry Felmont of the Bel mont family plans a mansion in Washington costing more than any other. William J. Ryan’s weight has risen to 284 pounds since his 1896 campaign entry. British legation attaches question Ambassador Bryce’s pace at public dinners. Dr Andreas von Gunther owns Knights Island and recalls shipwrecks and travel. Sir Kidon Gorst set to lead Egypt, described as a modern Lord Lytton with Voltaire. Sir Eldon noted as a finance expert. Police Commissioner General Theodore Bingham is New York’s first chief with full ruling power. West Point graduate worked at embassies and White House. Baron Rosen of Russia is chancellor, court chamberlain, and multilingual diplomat and musician. General Alexander MacKenzie, chief engineer, oversees federal spending on river and harbor works totaling about 50 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Felmont
Belmont
Washington
William J. Ryan
Ambassador Bryce
Andreas von Gunther
Knights Island
Pacific
Kidon Gorst
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Lord Lytton
Voltaire
Sir Eldon
Theodore Bingham
New York
West Point
Engineering Corps
Domo
White House
Baron Rosen
Russian Empire
St. Vladimir
St. Ann
St. Stanislaus
Alexander MacKenzie
Militant churches and historic preservation drive city faith actions
A London suburb clergyman plans winter readings with music for his congregation. New York's Fifth Avenue Baptist, with John D. Rockefeller as a member, posts an electric gate sign to boost church visibility. Epworth league shifts to quadrennial conventions. A Boston North church endowment drive seeks funds to save its 184 year old building linked to Paul Revere and Revolutionary history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Epworth League
Old North Church
Boston
Paul Revere
Flower and Tree Garden Advice from Historic Almanac
Roses grow best near sunflowers and many perenials can bloom longer with seeds saved. Dahlias need ample water for abundant blossoms. Do not cut daffodil or tulip foliage until leaves are dry to protect next year’s crop. The soap tree yields green fruit with a yellow sticky kernel, and soap-making fruit contains about three times as much soap as Panama wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Book Philosophy Quotes on Reading and Friendship
A collection of quotations on books praising their role in recording thought guiding youth entertaining age and comforting readers. It notes books as companions and counselors while asking only a quiet place in a reader’s humble home for repose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Rogers
J. Collier
Barrow
Petrarch
Tales of Cities and Mortgage Totals Across Towns
A YMCA building in Detroit will cost 500000 and rise soon. A northwest wind is common in New York City. Montpelier Vermont with 6000 residents holds over 6 million in Kansas mortgages, averaging more than 1000 dollars per resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Detroit
Mieh
New York City
Montpelier
Silver City Social Notes and Local Moves
Silver City residents with Hastings ties visited relatives while others from Hastings and Council Bluffs called on business. A real estate and mining interest trip to Joplin, Neb and Oak Land visits, with several local residents including Miss Rose Plumb and Postmaster T F Plumb noted. Children’s Day services at MEH church featured decorations and a program by local children. OG W Sawyer awarded a frame building contract for a 18 by 36 foot harness shop to Cushman Co south of the jewelry store. construction to start promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meh
OG. W. Sawyer
Cushman & Co
Hastings Social For Epworth League Benefit Planned
A church social is set for Saturday evening to benefit the Epworth League. Mrs Jas Greig plans a Maryland visit this summer with Pred possibly joining. Misses Maguire of Emerson head to Columbus Neb for their mother's funeral. A sister of Aaron Crowne begins a Oklahoma visit. Mrs Berry of Winchester Ill visits daughter Mrs Fred Martin. Mrs Geo Starr of Red Oak stays with the John Starr home. Mrs Chas Shoemaker hosts a Thimble Ber with all enjoying the event and $4.75 added to the Aid Society treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mesdames
Wm Young
Thos Young
Misses Creason
Grand Island
Neb
Jas Greig
Maryland
Ang Ll
Oklahoma
Berry
Winchester
Fred Martin
Geo Starr
Red Oak
John Starr
Chas Shoemaker
Aid Society
Tabor Topics and Local News Notes
Born June 17 a son to Mr and Mrs Wa Purdy. A daughter born June 14 to Mr and Mrs Eugene Matthews. Rev EC Bentley now resides here after moving from Kirkham Shelby county. A game between Nhurman and Tabor second team ended 8 to 3 for Tabor. Rev EB VY McCormick has returned from Kansas after burying his mother in Ottumwa due to blood poisoning. Guests include Mrs N Phelps and George Phelps of Glenwood, Mr and Mrs Rolly Warren of Hillsdale, Mazel Rumsey of Malvern, and Roxy Conger of Wayne Nebraska. Altie Cummings returns from Denmark, Ja, after another year teaching in the academy. her aunt Mrs J M Cummings will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Purdy
Eugene Matthews
EC Bentley
Kirkham
Shelby County
Nhurman
Tabor
EB VY McCormick
The
Christian Church
Kansas
West Oak notices and local family updates
West Oak residents report Mr Cross and wife moving back to Hillsdale from the Charles Taylor farm. Butterfield family enjoyed strawberry shortcake at John Wallace’s. Joe Kirkpatrick and family dined with the Panzler home. Roy Briggs to preach the last Sunday in June at the Friends church. George Kates and family visited Mineola at Sinige home. Tlusen details an inventive crop of berries with half a peach crop. Mabel Pisher Dick left for Burlington to join her husband. Charles holds a good job at three dollars per day. West Oak school base receives a fresh coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Cross
Charles Taylor
Hillsdale
Butterfield
John Wallace
Joe Kirkpatrick
Glenwood
Panzler
Roy Briggs
Friends Church
George Kates
Mineola
J J Sinige
Tlusen
Mabel
Dick Leflas
Burlington
Charles
West Oulk
Local notes and household happenings around Glenwood
Mr Dickson is painting three school houses in the district. Mr and Mrs George Brower spent Sunday at her parents home near Glenwood, where Mrs Jones has a visiting sister. Mr Keene deserves a vote of thanks. A possum was killed along with four young. A correspondent or printer may have erred last week. Courtland Tisher is singled out for news of a fine new buggy and potential first ride by local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Dickson
George Brower
Jones
Glenwood
Keene
Courtland Tisher
Courtland
Hillsdale News Notes And Socials In Plain Talk
Hillsdale reports Geo Zimmer is ill while George Zimmer funds a large home addition. Will Wheeler sold corn at 46 cents a bushel last week. Roy Zimmer returned from Methodist hospital after short treatment. Hillsdale A B church ladies plan ice cream social next Thursday evening June 27. Miss Hattie Jones visits Hawthorne Sunday school and praises attendance of 38 with 35 cents collection. Curt Patterson and Ned Wilson families celebrate strawberry season at Columbus Ward home with berries and ice cream. Hawthorne Sunday school plans an ice cream social for benefit on Saturday June 29 at the Hawthorne schoolhouse west of the Little Brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Zimmer
George Zimmer
Will Wheeler
Balfour
Roy Zimmer
Methodist Hospital
Hillsdale A. B. Church
Hattie Jones
Hilsdale Sunday School
Hawthorne
Curt Patterson
Ned Wilson
Columbus Ward
Local Notes From Pacific Junction and Surroundings
Miss Maude G Crook travels to Kansas to stay with relatives in Trego county. Miss Mary McCartney visits with her uncle, returning from Wyoming. A tramp named J W Cash was placed in the pest house for smallpox after arriving from Red Oak by freight the day prior. Methodist church ladies earned about $18 at a penny social held Wednesday night. Entry cost nothing to enter but a penny charged for each action inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude G Crook
Kansas
Trego County
Mary McCartney
Wyoming
J W Cash
Pest House
Red Oak
the Methodist Church
Real Estate Transfers in Lyons Hastings Malvern and Oak
A Eagle transfers land in section 27 Lyons to A P Travis. GH Harris sells 80 acres in section 29 Lyons to O Mahoney. Henderson pays 4000 to D Henderson for half interest in Hastings Lots 590 and 691. B Barnett sells lots 1 through 10, Block 41 Malvern to J Shore. G E Anderson transfers 160 acres at the southwest corner of Oak to L D Powell. Additional entries include Caan and several figures 450 500 11200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
A. P. Travis
Sec
Lyons
Harris
O Mahoney
Henderson
D. Henderson
Hastings
Barnett
J ‘Shore
Block
Malvern
E Anderson
L. D. Powell
Oak Two
Caan
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Fessor
Tabor College History
George B. Gaston
Oberlin
Missouri
William M. Brooks
Tribune
Rebecca Lodge
Malvern. C
Dean
United Brethren Church
Wm Skillicorn
England
Floyd McCluskey
Mills Station
County
Henry J. Baird
A. L. Chantry
Iowa City
Velura Powell
Girls
Jacksonville
Geo. Ayers
Oak Township
W. H. Anderson
CG. I. Shelton
Indianola College
Methodist Church
John Neeler
J. M. Donelan
Southwest Iowa Tennis Association
Hasting
Burke
W. FB. Hill
Sires and Sons
Tales of
Silver City
Charles Brown
E Hastings
A. J. Wearin and Son
Council Bluffs
Oxford Hotel
O G Greenwood
Joplin
Rose Plumb
L L Stevenson
F Plumb
Oakland
Clara
Plumer
Hyannis
Little
Nuckols County
Nebraska
Huffaker
Richlands
Fred Marsha
Viva Jackson
Joy Parker
Miss Kinney
Tabor Topics
West Oak
Pacific Junction
Via
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattl
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
California
Puget Sound
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
L. Waterman
C. B
Q. Ry
Gatumet
United States
Europe
D. L. Heinsheimer
F. M. Buffington
A.D. French
A. French
Direstora
C. W Rathke
B. B. Woodraf
A.J. Gottler
Advo Collection Agency
F. G. Day
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood State Bank
W.M. Lamb Bank
Carter Block
Liowa
American Surety Company of
J. E. Ebauga, N. S. Genung
Cannon Brand
Saigon
Jamaica
Penang
Allspice
Tone
Tone Brothers
Des Moines
Gem City Business College
Quincy
III
Vty
Biudenta
Wajerby
Sintea
Wasiness College
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