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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
3
Lyle Abshire ten, son of Mr and Mrs C W Abshire, was struck by a car while visiting his uncle Clarence Russell in Council Bluffs. He suffered a nasty head cut and bruises, returned home Saturday, and is recovering. The motorist did not stop.
The notes list numerous visits from Anna Flynn Omaha Norma Ogden Kansas City Gladys O Neill and others with relatives in Woodbine Council Bluffs Des Moines Omaha and Lincoln. It mentions Orson Secrist returning from France and Carrie Christensen filing for divorce from Chia M Christensen on cruelty grounds. Also recorded are military training plans for Clay Estes and various family trips to St Jon Muskegon and Des Moines.
The page reports Nellie H. Wileyon and damea Cosgrove's June 28 wedding at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Thomas Hvana, followed by Stacy Bennett and Clifford Stacy's quiet Lincoln wedding. It also covers church activities, youth classes, and a note on ongoing literature discussion about 18th century English prose and verse.
A London writer recalls wartime tales from military hospitals and air raids. He describes heroic escapes and losses, a chaplain who inspired soldiers, a London correspondent killed, and a ship survivor who could not swim, reflecting on fate and faith amid war’s randomness.
A garbled passage discusses the poem The Luck of Eden Hall and its originators Yohann and Ludwig Ubland, noting a nineteenth century romantic legend adapted into English verse. It mentions a manor lord, a goblet, and a tragic ending, with translated framing and a Spain connection, plus a wedding anecdote about a final bride.
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