Corner Stone Laying Ceremony for Strahan School
The June 29 ceremony marks the first consolidated school in Mills county with brief addresses by state and county officials. The event, at 3 pm, features music, mementoes in the cornerstone, and a history document, with Kip notes on contractors and architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Mr. DeVoe
J. A. Woodruff
Consolidated Schools
P. L. Quimby
Strahan Consolidated School Board
Mills County
W. F. Gernandt
Omaha
Neb
James Welch
Gpiiter
Ohempaugh & Chilson
Pumbing
L. Quimby
Charles ‘Gipe
H. W. Dye
A. B. Bradley
F. C. Newell
H. H. Kayton
the Tribune
Pa Fa Fe
Scheafer Recalled As Old Time Friend Mentioned
A terse note recalls Scheafer as an old time friend, with a brief reference to past associations and a generic acknowledgment of shared history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Ta Uy
Scheafer, Es
Galt Family Reunion At Tabor College Farm outing and services mark reunion
The Galt family held a reunion at Whitin cottage, Tabor College, from Wednesday to Monday, hosting 22 of 49 relatives with many traveling from distant states and countries. Activities included a baseball game, telescope viewing, open houses, reminiscences, a farm visit to The Valley Farm Home, and religious services led by Rev. Truman Galt and Rev. Jwimer Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitin
Tabor College
Galt
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Allen Galt
Franklin
Ned
Skiles
Miles
Charles Galt
Emporia
Kan
Reuben Galt
Silver City
Elmey Galt
Paotingfu
China
Triman Galt
Ching
Old Home Farm
Valley Farm
Parragut
Shenandoah
Farragut
Omaha
SaysAay
Ag Rey
Yale
Galts
Truman Galt
Ally. Galt
Jwimer Galt
Curteens
War Savings Stamps Committees to gather pledges
The War Savings Stamps Committees for Glenwood City and Glenwood Township will be at the Court Room on Friday, June 28, 1918, from 9 o'clock a. m. to 9 o'clock p. m., to take pledges for purchase of War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Glenwood City
Glenwood Township
Mrs Walker Song Accepted by Chicago Publisher
Mrs C F Walker of near Pacific Junction has had her lyric Our Khaki Boys for Freedom set to music by Leo Friedman and accepted for piano and voice by North American Music Publishing Chicago. The sheet shows a farm home cover with a soldier. royalties go to Mrs Walker who will give one tenth to the Red Cross. The Tribune notes her poems favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Walker
Near Pacific Junction
North American Music Pubishing Company
Chicago
Leo Friedman
U. S
Dedicate Service Flag At M. I. Church
The M. I. church in FWmerson dedicated a service flag with seven stars last Sunday morning. C. B. Christy of Malvern gave a brief patriotic address and presented the flag. Stars honor Roy Whalen and eight others in navy and army service in Europe, France, Camp Dodge, and Quantico. Mrs. L. Stivers undergoes a third operation at Edmondson hospital in Council Bluffs for cancer removal. Advertising is the spinal column of idealism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 1
Fwmerson
C. B. Christy
Malvern
Roy Whalen
Navy
European
Edward Birdsall
Harold Palmer
France
George Thorson
Russell Snodgrass
Arthur Johnson
Camp Dodge
Walter Palmer
Quantico
L. Stivers
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Administrators Hold Meeting In Red Oak Iowa
Eighteen men from southwestern Iowa gathered June 23 at the Johnson House Red Oak to discuss Food Administration work. A new organization formed with John Bryant as chairman. Surplus flour across counties and sugar distribution were reviewed along with a 50 cent per hundred delivery price for ice. Mills and Cass counties reported higher dealer charges. A plan to monitor consumption of sugar and flour was discussed, with blanks and price committees aiding enforcement. Huntington of Council Bluffs protested the beef schedule while most counties prepared to continue monthly meetings.
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Democrats
Democrata
Mills County
Ara
Tie
Glenwood
Iowa
Samuel Payne
John C. Bryant
Red Oak
Johnson House
Food Administration
Payne
Bion
Mills
Cass
Deems
Harington
Masters
Tribune to Publish Tuesday Edition for Independence Week
The Tribune will publish next week only on Tuesday due to Independence Day on Thursday. Advertisements and news must be in by noon Monday to ensure insertion.
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the Tribune
War Savings Day Pledge Urges Support for Boys in Khaki
Meetings in Red Oak will discuss work matters with Fremont and Taylor counties represented. Attendees include Carr from Council Bluffs Waterman from Clarinda Deater from Shenandoah Beery Lang Morrow Langs Masters Cook Behm Miller Payne Bryant Bartlett Zeller Huntington and others from Red Oak and Council Bluffs. Tomorrow is National War Savings Day urging pledges to buy War Savings Stamps and meet quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Fremont
Taylor
G. BE. Carr
Council Bluffs
D. D. Waterman
Clarinda
BH. Deater
Shenandoah
Sam Beery
Ross Lang
George F. Lang
R. D. Morrow
Atlantic
George 4. Bliss
Corning
J. R. Graham
George I. Masters
Gunder Writes From Daleville Ind to Joe About Farm Life
A 1918 letter from Daleville Indiana describes buying a 17 acre farm with friends, remaining away until July, managing cows chickens and crops, and sending greetings to friends. Mentions health, a peeling neck, haircuts, and plans to visit Glenwood. notes about nearby people, churches, and a local concert band in the city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Ind
Joe
Gunder
Sterling
Williikely
Strop
Harry Smith
Elsmere
Del
Glenwood
Gunders
Tom Jefferson
Annual Meetings for School Boards on July First
Annual meeting of boards for all school corporations required by law to be held Monday July 1. Includes independent township districts and consolidated school districts.
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Ail
Entraining Twelve for Camp Dodge Drawn by Local Train
Twelve men summoned to entrain for Camp Dodge were on hand Wednesday morning. The event featured music from Institution pane and sings by veterans Hamilton and Hullinger. Comfort kits were distributed by local ladies groups as Sheriff Edwards supervised the lineup before No. 4 pulled in. Welcome greetings came from Y M C A staff and Mark Reno of the C B & Q. Names of the boys appeared in Monday's paper. a cut will follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Hamilton
Hullinger
Hensley
Court House
Sheriff Edwards
Wm. Maddocks
Y. M. CG
Mark Reno
Passengger
Pater
Glenwood Auto changes hands as Pattee sells to Smith
A Wednesday business change sees Glenwood Auto sold to Lincoln Nebraska buyer R. B. Smith. Smith brings five years in auto repair and eight years in the Panama Canal Zone government service, with plans to move his family to Glenwood and run the shop locally. Pattee departs for Omaha to join a firm he previously served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Auto Company
Jack Pattee
R. 8. Smith
Lincoln
Neb
Smith
Panama Canal Zone
Mr. Pattee
Mr. Smith
Omaha
Glenwood
Pattee
the Tribune
Sunshine Girl Caprice Stars in Unknown 274 at Rex Theatre
Sunshine Girl June Caprice headlines the Fox feature Unknown 274 at Rex Theatre this Friday. The Sunshine Maid delivers strong emotion in rags to riches drama, adding to her growing fan affection through a career noted for cheer and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Caprice
Fox
Rex Theatre
Miss Caprice
Sunshine Maid
Becaue
New Names From Partial Replies Reveal Service List
A partial roll of soldiers and sailors is clarified as names previously unavailable are learned after requests for par tes. The list includes young graduates like Leon BeRpohup and f. wood boy sad, reflecting ongoing efforts to compile veteran and service member records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partes
Leon BeRpohup
F. Wood
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Tha ‘Tribune
St. Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
W. O
Scheaffer
Brother Scheaffer
Alden
Schaeffer
James Shuffler
Berenos
Tribune
James
Corp. Shuffier
Umpany
A. P.O
Tabor
Ings Stamps
Pacific Junction
North American Music Publishing Company
Emerson
Mr. Nims
Nims
Southwestern Iowa
Mr. Bryant
Elliott
Court House Park
Farm Bureau
Jon F. Stille
Mr. Stille
Gowen
Oak Township
W. Atkins
Fred Farquhar
the Sunshine Girl
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