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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

7

Emerson First Baptist Church Programs and Local Notices

Emerson weekly notes detail a Children’s Day program at First Baptist on June 26 with processional songs recitations and group exercises led by local students and teachers. The column also lists numerous public visits, travels, and community updates, including regional trips to Council Bluffs Red Oak Essex and Omaha, plus requests from The Tribune seeking information on local music and lyric poetry creators in Mills County.

Tribune Historical Department of Laws J. R. Graham Mills County Tribune Glenwood Iowa

News Notes of Iowa and Iowans feature highlights

Iowa items from a weekly Tribune page cover church philanthropy in Dubuque Garnaville and Grinnell colleges. It recalls Rev J O Crosby’s endowment, Miss Esther White’s Asia mission work, and Rev MacKachron’s China relief. It notes gravel land value rise and rural physical training trials in Winnebago Cedar counties plus a Yellowstone Boy Scout caravan and local civic achievements.

News Notes Iowa Iowa Committee For T. M. Walton Nashua Walton Little Brown Vale

The Commonest Mistake List by Judge McCormick

Judge McCormick of San Francisco lists thirteen common mistakes in life. He warns against setting personal standards for others, judging by one’s own measure, and expecting universal opinions. The list urges tolerance, self-improvement, not overreacting to trifles, avoiding perfectionism in oneself, and helping others when possible.

McCormick San Francisco

Marketwise grain and fruit price report

Marketgrams lists No 1 timothy day prices in New York and Chicago, No 1 alfalfa in Jacksonville Kansas City and Minneapolis, bran and middlings in Minnesota, alfalfa meal in Kansas City, New potatoes and Florida tomatoes in New York Baltimore, Florida Georgia watermelons in New York, melons from West Florida shipping points, butter prices in Chicago and Boston, wheat and corn price movements and export demand. Visible corn and wheat stocks and futures quotes in Chicago Kansas City Winnipeg.

Timothy Day New York Chicago Jacksonville Fla Kansas City Minnneapolis Baltimore Florida Georgia Chicagos Boston Winnipeg

Mrs C Shomo Celebrates 80th Birthday In Walnut Street

On Natal Day Monday June 26 Mrs C Shomo of upper Walnut street turned 80. A gathering of ladies at the Shomo home enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with refreshments. Guests included Mesdames Lucinda Boyer Joseph Gradie William Smith P Hullinger Carl Harrison George Kates James Shannon and several others who brought gifts for the celebrant.

Natal C. ©. Shomo Upper Walnut Street Mesdames Lucinda Boyer Joseph Gradie William Smith P. Hullinger Carl Harrison George Kates James Shannon

Warwick Quartet sets standard in luxe service season

The Warwick Quartet organized for de luxe service by Haas Day has maintained Prout Ronk place across seasons. Manager Harry Smith stands out for his dual role as musician and high standard setter. Members earn their places by preparation and merit, earning broad praise at Chautauqua appearances and forming many loyal patrons and friends.

Warwick Quartet Haas Harry Smith

Wesley Chapel Social Ties and Local Happenings

From our correspondent Mr and Mrs W E B Wilson and daughter Effie visited Omaha Friday. Wilson and son shipped two hogs to Omaha from Etta Albert Pollitt was under the weather last week. Mrs Lawrance Salyers Miss Harriet Benton of Malvern attended the social and concert Friday night. Mrs Russell Blunt and two little sons of Henderson have visited the Wicker home the past two weeks. Mr and Mrs Harry Keltner welcomed a daughter on Monday June 13. Rev Hufstader left for Des Moines for a meeting and Mrs Hufstader and son Gaylord will visit Albia. The concert and ice cream social was postponed to Friday due to threatening weather. Children’s Day was observed at the Chapel with praise for the children. The orchestra, a solo by Mrs Rickabaugh, and a duet by Claude Wilson and Mrs Rickabaugh provided music. The Sunday school picnic on Wednesday at Mr Granteer’s grave was a success despite rain. After a picnic dinner with ice cream and lemonade, a baseball game and field events followed, the married men winning the ball game.

Myron Shipman Atlantic Emerson Arthur Smith Lincoln Neb Hattie Harmon Mulgero John Carson Paul Red Oak Claude Barnes Council Bluffs W. A. Lang California R. E. Good R.O. Grant Omaha L. L. Scott Irene Essex Randal Brown Bert ‘Smith Cargon Farmers Shipping Association Belt Omokin L L. Scott Trene W. R. Crawford Doris Priest Hastings Marion Lang Corrina McClelland Jeft Corning W. E. McGrew Guy Jordan Malvern James Durbin Excelsior Springs Robert Grant Kansas ‘City Richard Grant Eugene Mcfudden Channing Indianola Modale Ross Whistler Edd Stone C. A. Harvey Whisler Stanley Reed Plus W. EB. Wilson Effie Wilson and Son Etta Albert. Pollitt Lawrance Salyers Flarriet Benton Russell Blunt Little Sons Henderson G. B. Wicker Art Rickabaugh Bellevue Wilsons Harry Keltner Perry Wilson Place Rev Hufstader Des Moines Gaylord

Emerson sophomore Channing Mc Fadon shines in college poetry

A young Emerson poet, Channing Mc Fadon, a Simpson College sophomore, appears in a student publication showcasing literary works. One edition includes Meladon's sonnet Day, which laments passing time and memory with vivid imagery of day and sun setting, reflecting on being remembered in the heart rather than calendars.

Channing Mc Fadon Emerson Simpson College Emerson Young Meladon

Kaiman Opens Glenwood Fruit and Vegetable Stand

Under the Pure Food Law M Kaiman of Omaha planned a Glenwood fruit and vegetable business. He rented a vacant building, stocked goods, and displayed them on the street. A charge cited lack of screens and proper display height. Justice Goodrich presided, County Attorney Cook prosecuted, N Genung defended. The fine totaled 26 dollars with 28.30 dollars in costs, paid by Louie Hurst in Mr Baiman’s absence.

M. Kaiman Omaha Glenwood Justice Goodrich Cook N. Genung Louie Hurst Mn Baimap

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