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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1915

Page

7

Mills County Bank names new director and president

At a special meeting of Mills County National Bank directors to fill the late Chas Rathke’s vacancy W C Rathke became vice president and H H Cheyney was elected president. Cheyney has long served the bank and Glenwood, while Rathke, a local bookkeeper and cashier, steps into the vice presidency as the bank reports record April resources of 500000 dollars.

Mills County National Bank Chas. Rathke Cheyney Bros County Board of Supervisors Cheyney Bank W. C. Rathke Mills County

Howell and Gourly wed in Glenwood home ceremony

John Marion Howell of near Mason City and Miss Florence Gourly were married Wednesday evening June 28 1915 at the bride’s parents Glenwood home. Elder A R Ogden of Nevada Iowa officiated. Miss Gourly is Glenwood high school 1914 graduate. Howell is a school teacher by profession. After a few days visiting among families, the couple planned the next steps.

Howell-Gourly John Marion Howell Mason City Florence Gourly A. C. Gourly Glenwood A. R. Ogden Nevada Iowa Gourly Howell

Pacific Junction Party for Brother Ends With Plans to Travel

Miss Josephine Supple hosted a surprise farewell for her brother Master James Supple on Friday. The party featured lights, games, and music, and James will spend vacation months with his aunt in Parker, South Dakota, with an auto trip to Sioux Falls and other towns.

Josephine Supple James Supple James Parker South Dakota F. L. Steininger J. R. Supple Sioux Falls Muriel Johnson Edna Carlson Edith Carlson Rosa Spidell Margaret Corcoran Jessie Reynolds Mable Long Clay Estes Arvid Carlson Kenneth Troth Carl Spidell Carl Jungquist Paul Jungaquist Amos Jungquist Fred Kelley Jr Charley Valleht Franklin Davis Paul Haynie Wilbur Anderson Lou Nelson Jose

Choosing Baking Powder Types for Health and Safety

A guidance note urges housekeepers to choose between pure cream of tartar baking powder and alum baking powder, stressing that label ingredients differ by state. It advises consulting a family doctor, sticking to a firm choice, and not swayed by ads or canvassers, framing the decision as a health matter from the Royal Baking Powder Co. of New York.

June examination opens with thirty-one applicants listed

The June session of the teachers examination in 1915 began Wednesday, June 28, and ends Friday. Thirty-one candidates are taking part, including one from Glenwood and several from Malvern and Hastings. Names and addresses of those examined include Oma Franklin, Jennie McCoy, Zada Welling, Esther Dunn, and many others from Glenwood, Malvern, Hastings, Dumfries, and adjacent towns.

Glenwood Malvern Oma Franklin Jennie McCoy Zada Welling Esther Dunn Darlene Gungolley Florence Mayberry Margaret McFerren Frances McFerren Edith Bushnell Gladys Waterman Mary McManigal Daisy Glenwood Hilder Borene Deee Malvern Mary Johnson Mamie Ruth Yandell Seaton Ramona Graham Ruth Durbin Teeene Malvern Gladys Bradley Piaget Malvern Emma Zack Hastings Opal Young Hastings Hazel Shipper Tenderson Bien McCardle Imogene Bertha Lee Pacific Junction Garria Morehead

European War Updates From Front Lines In Poland And Dardanelles

The latest reports indicate German and Austrian forces are pushing back Russians in Polish territory and capturing key points. In the west French and British troops are making progress against entrenched German positions. No notable Italian activity against the Austrians or major allied moves through the Dardanelles toward Constantinople.

Dardanelles Constantinople

Pioneer resident Mrs George Greenlee dies in Tabor

Mrs George Greenlee, longtime resident of Tabor, died at her home on Monday. The funeral was held Wednesday with burial in Tabor cemetery. She was the wife of Robt Greenlee, uncle of a local townsman.

George Greenlee Tabor Robt. Greenlee

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