Glenwood Social Roundup Sets Summer Dance at Lake Pavilion
Glenwood and Mineola visitors fill weekly notes as residents share travel, visits, and local events. The town plans the Lake pavilion opener for Friday night June 25, with teams from Omaha and local players to meet Glenwood. Community members attend hospital visits, car trades, and family gatherings across Lincoln Neb to Council Bluffs.
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Lake Pavilion
John Deilehter
Mineola
Glenwood
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Advertising readers mixed items from Glenwood and Omaha
A collage of small ads and notices lists items for sale and services including cherries for sale, lost and found notes, requests for free sample copies, and various local business pitches. Mentions Glenwood Ka Omaha, phone numbers, trucking services, and a two dollar price context alongside several unverified items.
Glenwood July 4 plans noted locals visit and odds
Glenwood notes plan for July 4 celebrations. Walter and Arnold Bichel of Mineola visited Wednesday. Mrs. William Stout Sr. ill this week. Gertrude Dalton transferred at Dunn & Windsey store. Otto Huebner returns from Excelsior Springs. Ira Naas welcomes a daughter born June 22 east of Glenwood. W.T. Vans home from three weeks in Cleveland with daughter Mrs. Oliver Dwyer reports crops excellent. Mrs. Bellatt and Miss Mary Rathke return from National Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs. Winter of Minnesota elected federation president. Kemp couple from near Clementsford visit family near Silver City. Strawberr y shortcake feast with Sawyers. auto transport. Auto accident near Johnson place, Ly ons. all uninjured. IRS reports 175 new revenue officers to enforce luxury and other taxes. dealers urged to file corrected returns. Lila Robinson of Chicago visits cousin M. J. Williams. Chicago post office methods described. Glenwood candidates for Masonic Commandery to be initiated at Cornell Bluffs. locals attend. George Otis builds camping body for his automobile, 79 years old craftsman toils on creative vehicle.
Epworth League Program Enlivens Tuesday Service at Methodist
Epworth Leaguers at the Methodist church presented a well received evening of vocal and instrumental music readings and a final farce. The program’s high quality and skillful performance earned praise and urged stronger patronage. The remarks on banking stressed investments tied to public goodwill and advertising.
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Epworth
Methodist Church
How Long Since You Attended Church
A reflective note questions long lapses in church attendance and guilt over missed regular worship. The speaker recalls a mother’s expectations and suggests attending only on solemn occasions like a funeral, contrasting late nights with the effort to kneel in worship.
Sermon on Going to Church Urges Community Renewal
In McHenry North Dakota Tribune, a townsfolk sermon urges residents to attend church, support divine gospel, and revive civic life. It argues frequent churchgoing strengthens town spirit, contrasts convenience with commitment, and warns against neglect of faith and community.
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Tribune
McHenry, N. D
Cream social at Glenwood Methodist Church
The ICR cream social, sponsored by the M. E. Church Orchestra, invites all residents to attend next Tuesday evening June 27 at the Glenwood Methodist Church. If weather permits, the event will be held on the church lawn for an all ages community gathering.
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Glenwood
M. EB
Barber Shop Adds Electric Clipping Machine
Max Wells announces Well's Barber Shop at Lamb Bank Glenwood will improve service. Trish Tripsett returns to assist with barber work and the shop now has an electric hair clipping machine for customer convenience.
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Lamb Bank
Glenwood
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