Glenwood News Roundup of Visits and Local Notes
Glenwood residents host and visit across Iowa and neighboring states. Local travelers include Rh Hawkins of Mills County Abstract in Maryville Missouri, John Newton from Huntingburg Indiana visiting Gus Newton’s home, and many relatives visiting Peru Nebraska, Council Bluffs, Wahoo, and Malvern. Postmaster duties and Sunday school convention reports frame a busy week amid travel and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Dunn & Dudley Grocery Department
RH. Hawkins
Mills County Abstract Company
Maryville, Mo
Roheast Brown
Crab Orchard
Neb
John Pelham
J.M. Donelan
Anna
Council Bluffs
Sadie Plumer
John Newton
Huntingburg
Ind
Gus Newton
Emma Rist
Clarice
Milan
Percy Rist
F. S. Killman
Oskaloosa
Advertising readers in Glenwood area 1917 list
A mixed advertisement page lists seed and farm goods at the Seed House including sugar beets red geraniums beans and a fox terrier pup wanted to buy. It notes services and items from car sales to piano lessons and a Seneca Camera agency. Local notices mention examinations for certificates and upcoming patriotic events. Floyd Jackson visits Kansas City and Pleasant Hill while deaths prompt funeral services for Rev John Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Jackson
Kansas City
Pleasant Hill
Methodist W Ladies Thimble Bee Meeting at Mrs Paris Cheyney's
The Methodist W Ladies Thimble Bee holds its season finale at Mrs Paris Cheyney's home on north Vine street Thursday June 28 with expected strong attendance. St. John's Episcopal church notes a week of prayer with daily services and meditation at 10:00 a.m. Glenwood ad for Doan's Kidney Pills features Nettie Woodrow's long standing endorsement from 1910 and 1915, claiming relief from backache and kidney issues. Price 50c at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Thimble Bee
Paris Cheyney
North Vine Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Nettle Woodrow
Vine St. Glenwood
Dean
Nettie Woodrow
Doan
Foster-Milburn &Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Chiropractic claims aid for healthy children
In this ad like passage chiropractors tout adjustments as a cure for infantile paralysis tuberculosis anemia and hereditary diseases claiming children can be permanently restored through chiropractic care with free consultation and spinal analysis and testimonials of recovery.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenwood
Hazel Wilson
White Cloud Township
Mabel Lindsey
Malvern
Earle Nickerson
J. J. Lovestrom
James
Ishpeming, Mich
J. F. Rether
W. J. Bartholomew
H. R. Hagan
Lander, Wye
Mrs. Hagan
Helen Harvey
Peoria
Ill
Belle Tipton
Tipton
T. J. Hildebrand
Omaha Bee
Hildebrand
F. W. Long
Hillsdale
Lou Long
Alex Miller
Ralph May
Vanda Miller
William Chamberlain
Peru
Nadine Miller
Marjorie Vinton
Grace Bower
Gertrude Reasoner
Broadway Church
C. W. Rathke
Mary
Carl Buch
Kathryn Sneath
Arthur Buch
Wahoo
Rathke
Carlisle
Bucks
Miss Sneath
A. Statler
Gladys
Eula Judah
Faye Long
Asbury
Hastings
Nebraska
National
L. W. Boehner
Swain Roberts
Ben Hankinson
Plattamouth
Louis Hurst
Hankinson
L. FB. Drury
Standard Oil
Misa Mae Brownell
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Earle A. Davis
Carl H. Otis
A. Hiller
Wapello
George W. Dick
Lake Minnetonka
St. Paul
Ens
The
Tribune
Robert Butcher
Trenton
New Jersey
Mr. Butcher
Boston
Fickel
Jon Ewing
Red Oak
Raymond Rhoades
Marlin Young
M. N. Anthony
Blackstone Ave
Fresno
California
Anthony
Southern Pacific
L. S. Robinson
Hamilton’s
Ford
Cc. F. Riesterer
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Studebaker
Vinton & Workman
Ruth Kimball
Sixth Avenue
F. W. Kelley Mercantile Company
Mineola
Haney & Jones
F. G. Day
J. M. Livingston
Nebraska City
George EE. Masters
John Seitz
Himself
Famly
Phoenix
Arizona
M. E
C, EK
Carey
Margaret
Michigan
William Stevenson
Luther
John Elliott
Rev. Elliott
Stevenson
Rev. Stevenson
Lyon & Lyon
Anna Case
Edison
United States
Canada
Carnegie Hall
New York
Boston Symphony Hall
Orchestra Hall
Chicago
Rappald
Case
Heinrich
Miller
Urlus
Middleton
Chalmers
Ciccolini
Court House Park
Glenwood 1. O. 0
W. C. Timmons
Standard Oil Company
Court House Square
Adam
Eden
Clara Kimball Young
Rex Theater
Dyne
Wade
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