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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
1
Glenwood residents mingle with relatives and travelers as Malvern, Hastings, and Davenport visitors share news. Weather, church activities, charity gatherings, and a hospital trip mix with farm work, insurance business, births, and a parade of neighbors across Glenwood and nearby towns.
The Baptist congregation selects Thursday evening for a church program and social at 8 p.m. Admission is 10 cents with an extra 10 cents for lawn or basement refreshments if weather is unfavorable. Superior talent will furnish the entertainment and all are invited.
The weekly Glenwood post office uncalled list includes John Clary Miss Iva Madison Miss Grace James Miss Madge Harlow Mrs Ollie Harlow Mrs Julie Stevenson Mrs Cecil Richardson Miss Belle Milton Miss Ida Nelson Will H Thomas W A Waller Mrs T W Glenn Miss Lillian O Rourke.
A minister honored editors with a toast at a recent convention. He urged readers to support newspapers by paying promptly, advertising liberally, sending news, writing clearly on one side of the sheet, and mailing early. He wryly noted editors never err only in death.
Mrs Robert Miller learns of her brother Lester Brittain's serious illness in the west. Edith Dike travels to Omaha to meet her mother visiting relatives in Woodbine and Logan. Dr B B Miller visits his sister Pearl Pitzer in Nebraska City, recovering from surgery. Sam Estes Sr returns from visits to Platte South Dakota and Blair Nebraska. Jessie Wilkins and Louella Hoffman host a linen shower for Ruth Wilkins with 26 guests and a decorative rope bell. Alta Harsh and Mattie Morrison visit Malvern and Thermopolis for summer work and travel. Subscribe for Mills County Tribune. Twice weekly at $1.50 per year.
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