Life Annals Briefly Told at Warren Funeral
Crowds from Glenwood and Mills County attend the funeral of E S Warren held at the Methodist church. Rev Grant Parker and Rev Wm Stevenson led services with a male quartet and two lodges providing ritual at the grave. Warren, born 1869, leaves a family including daughters Geneva and Evrett Agler and son Wallace, noted as a respected farmer and businessman. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery with heartfelt tributes and thanks from relatives.
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Glenwood
E. S. Warren
Grant Parker
Hamburg
Wm. Stevenson
B. G
G. K. Johnson
M. Criswell
F. Y. Kemp
Clyde Rhoads
Clyde Warren
Rolla Warren
Wilbur Warren
Russell Jackson
Claude Deupree
Arch Jackson
K. P. and
F. W. Kelley
K. P. Lodge
H. H. Cheyney
W. C. Rathke
Odd Fellows
Chas. Stranathan
Cam Deupree
Arch Deupree
Wood
Arch Sivers
George Tipton
Carson
M. R. Jackson
William Barclay
Omaha
W. H. Agler
Mound City
Imma Jackson
Mills County
Lah
Everett Agler
Geneva Warren
Wallace Warren
Stanton Warren
Ile
Methodist Episcopal Church
West Liberty
Rav. Stevenson
Edwin Stanton Warren
Hoe
A. Utterback
Ann Rains
Cedar County
Lie Sume
Glarmwged
Joh Rips
Lyons Township
Addison Utterbuck
Miss Stains
Phey al Mee
Rawlesdmanship
Utterbuck
Imma Kesterson
Mattie Garrett
Tabor
Estelle Sawyers
Frank Utterback
Rawles Township
State Deputy Visits Camp at Orchard Lodge No. 3016 MWA
About 100 members attended a Friday night open session of Orchard Camp No. 3016 MWA in Glenwood. State deputy J Q O Cross of Des Moines showed pictures of the MWA sanitarium in Colorado with a 79 percent permanent cure rate after treating 5,000 patients since 1909. Lincoln lecturer E Renner praised fraternal values and noted 60,000 Foresters and 8,000 buried in France during WWI. Ice cream and cake were served. larger attendance was hoped with earlier notice.
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Cross
M. W. A. Sanitarium
Colorado
Renner
France
Glenwood Gun Club Shoot Set for June 23
The Glenwood Gun Club will hold a shoot on Wednesday June 23 with participants from many places. Winchester Arms Co. representative Fred Whitney will serve as cashier. Spectators will be welcomed.
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Glenwood
Winchester Arms Co
Fred ©. Whitney
Pythian Sisters Lodge to Hold Closing Meeting
The Glenwood Pythian Sisters lodge will hold a closing meeting for the summer on Thursday night June 24. Degree work will be done with a delegation from Tabor Pythian Sisters lodge expected. A social time with refreshments follows. Members are urged to attend.
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Pythian Sisters Lodge
Glenwood
Tabor Pythian Sisters Lodge
Births Reported as Newborn Sons Born in Local Homes
Future Voters Me and Mrs Throghmorton welcomed Windiaty on June 28 a fine baby boy to bear the name John Carder The Lugseh couple welcomed a son on June 21 making three boys in the household The report notes a lively household with the additions from both families
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A. Throghmorton
Windiaty
John Carder
Sep
J. W. Lugseh
Will Fish in Minnesota on Westward Fishing Trip
An ocette of Malvern fishermen left Sunday for northwest Minnesota for all fortnight's stay among lakes to fish and gather material. The party travels by steam cars to save time and includes Dr. J. O. Laird and son Donald Gi facrett, Dr. D. M. Kline, Dr. Hiett, J. B. Wickel, Clarence Kunce, J. J. Wearin.
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Minnesota
Malvern
J. O. Laird
Donald Gi § Facrett
D. M. Kline
Epworth League Plans Entertainment at MEL Church
Epworth League hosts an entertainment at MEL Church on Tuesday evening June 22 featuring instrumental music and vocal recitations. Admission is 25 cents with a 15 cent concession. program commentaries include remarks at ppm.
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Epworth League
MEL
Glenwood Wins Big Over Burnett in Sunday Game
Glenwood led early and kept the advantage as spectators lined the ball grounds and streets Sunday afternoon. The final score favored Glenwood 13 to 2 over Burnett in a decisive win.
June Nuptials Solenmized Across Several Ills Names
Evans Morton marriage in Moberly Missouri unites Harry Evans son of James Evans and Charlotte Louise Morton of Clark Missouri. They later visit Maple Grove area. Horsham and Ray wed at Frank Deer Wester home in Glenwood with Rev. Thompson officiating. Salyards Russell unite in Omaha with Rev. Charles Savidge officiating. Edmondson Nowanist wed at Red Oak with Le C. Cooley officiating. Trotier Wisely wed in Glenwood with Rev. Stevenson officiating. Clark Linehan wed in Omaha.
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Mary Culver
the Tribune
Harry Hvans
Salyards-Russell
Samuel Salyards
Haxtum
Cole
Tara Russell
Glenwood
Omaha
Charles W. Savidge
Salyards
Waldo WW. Edmondson
Henderson
Lillian Nowanist
Merson
Red Oak
New Men Join Iowa State Bank at Atlantic
Two new men, Tatler and son, join as park of the Iowa State bank at Atlantic. Claude J. Anderson and QO. fi. Patrick are noted in the Atlantic news. Announcement says Alderson sells a substantial park of his holdings to the bank. Hutzloff and son Harold MM Butstoff of Charlotte dispose of interests in the Charlotte Pruet and Savings Bank. Reorganization follows, with BK. L. Bulzluf elected president and D. EB. Shrauger and C.
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Tatler and Son
Iowa State Bank
Atlantic
Mills County
Claude J. Anderson
QO. Fi. Patrick
Byaude Alderson
Iowa State Beach
Hutzloff
Tiarold MM
Bank leadership reshuffle brings experienced executives to Atlantic
I Anderson, O R Patrick and Harold M Butzloff named as officers with F M Nichols shifting to chairman of the board. O R Patrick previously assistant cashier. Butzloff returns to banking after wartime service and Cornell education. Anderson to stay with Iowa State bank while aiding the new appointees.
Mount Olive Poem Reflects Early Sixties Gentry
A community memory from Mount Olive near Hillsdale recalls a social gathering in which Miss Emily Pitzer and Miss Mattie Stroud presented a poem set to music. The piece, titled Mount Olive eats, names local men and portrays them in flattering terms, preserved by Mrs. Harl Hodges from an original foolscap manuscript.
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Mount Olive
Hillsdale
Emily Pitzer
Mattie Stroud
Harl Hodges
Glenwood
Ice Cream Social in West Glenwood Scheduled
The Glenwood Degres of Hono will hold an ice cream social at Mrs Jamés Meterren home in West Glenwood on Wednesday afternoon June 23 from 2 to 5 o'clock. You will be cordially welcomed.
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He Glenwood Degres of
Hono
Jamés Meterren
West Glenwood
Bonds Carried At Election In Henderson School District
A special Henderson election approved 65,000 bonds to build and equip a new school building. Ballot count showed 142 in favor and 90 against, with about 100 of the voters being women who favored the bonds at roughly an eight to one ratio. Delayed timing due to late ballots did not deprive anyone of voting.
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Henderson Consolidated District
Henderson
Henderson Consolidated School District
Glenwood Delegates to State Sunday School Conven
Glenwood delegates to the State Sunday school convention will leave Wednesday morning for Chariton on train No. 6 arriving about noon for the parade. A booklet is issued for Glenwood’s request for next year’s convention. Delegates include Mesdames D O Gwinn F V Kemp Sars Wolven W B Lewis C E Fillis Olive Sivers J M Crigwell A D French Earl Wolven Rev G B Hillis Rev Thomas Evang Dr Agan C P Hamilton
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Glenwood
Chariton
Mesdames D
O. Gwinn
F. V. Kemp
Sars Wolven
To Pave Country Highway Iowa Reads 106 Miles Let
Iowa has let contracts for 106 miles of brick or concrete country highways and 150 more miles expected this summer per Iowa Highway Commission figures. Cerro Gordo leads with 28.1 miles concrete, Scott 21.7 miles brick, O'Brien 21.5 miles concrete. Prices range from 3.59 to 4.37 per sq yd for concrete and 5.03 to 5.48 for brick. Contracts approved by county supervisors awaiting highway commission approval. State officers had 350 miles ready for letting in 1920 but contractor and material shortages limited to about 6 miles. Minnesota Illinois and Wisconsin contractors have added 40 miles so far.
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Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
Cerro Gordo County
Scott
O’brien
Highway Commission
Minnesota
Twinois
Wisconsin
Death Notice for Mrs. John Roennan of Tlardin Township
Mrs. John Roennan wife of John Roennan died at her home Saturday in Tlardin township Potta wattunmin county after weeks of illness. The family formerly lived in Mills county from 1868 to 1892. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Glenwood with her husband two sons and three daughters in mourning.
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John Roennan
Tlardin
Pottawattunmin County
Mar
Roennan
Mills County
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Julia A. Warren
Wilbur
Greeley
Colo. Co. Tr
Clyde
Hastings
Warren
G. R. Warren
W. P. Warren
M. C. Warren
J. 5. Sawyers
Wanda Hawley
Paramount Artcraft
Beauty
Rex Theatre
Orchard Camp
Future Voters
Missour
Nebraska
Horsham-Ray
Madison
Ned
John Edgar Hersham
Lilian Agnes Ray
Frank Deerwester
Rev. Thompson
Christian Church
Trotier
Arnold di. Trotier
Shelton
Miss Diviv Wisely
Quiridian Oia
Clenwood
Mmarriage
Methodist Church
Clark Linehan
Gleon Clark
Mizabeth M. Linehan
Onlaba
Charlotte Trust and Savings Bank
Harold M. Butzloff
Town State Bank
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Towa State Bank
Buzzler
Charlotte
Anderson
Messrs. Butzloff
Tie
Iown
Days of Heroes
William Stranathan
Oliver Stroud
Bik Sil
Emery Pitzer
Tiulkees
Cintries
Samuel Pitzer
Nonk Smeller
Nearhon
Jake Cothertitn
Lkin Airher
John Stearuthin
Smmart
Nuthen
Ice Cream Social
Bonds
Joseph Medill Patterson
Shirley Mason
Molly
Molly and
the Silvering
Matt
Jeff
Constance Talmadge
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