Pretty June Weddings Carter-Miller Union in Glenwood
Wedding notices from Malvern and Glenwood detail the June 24 ceremony at the Miller home with Esther Olson singing and a pink ribbon aisle. Esther daughter of Clarence Miller of Glenwood marries Clarence Carter. couple plans to Spirit Lake then Glenwood and Sigourney Iowa.
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Edna Miller
Ruth Jones
Asbury
Charlotte Asbury
Rev. Stevenson
H. P. Garter
Peru
Neb
Shelby
Iowa
Clarence Miller
Glenwood
Sibley
Omaha
Spirit Lake
Sigourney
Carter
Sigourney High School
H. P. Carter
Raymond and
Ines
Hadith Philips
Venice
Cal
Ethel Brooker
Helen McKee
South Omaha
T. H. Miller
Trinidad
Colo
Floyd Miller
Neola
Death notices for Mrs Lucius Stevenson and Joseph Weaver
Mrs. Lucius Stevenson died at Immanuel hospital Omaha on June 26 after an operation for a tumor and a funeral is planned at her Malvern home with no flowers requested. She leaves a husband and two children, and her maiden name was Plumb. The Stevensons once owned a farm near Silver City and later north of Malvern. Joseph Weaver, former Mills County resident born near White Cloud, died in a Maryville Missouri hospital after an operation. He was about 62, the eldest son of the late Wm Weaver, and burial was in Malvern cemetery.
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Rosanna Mabee
A. H. Dolph
South Grove
W. L. Kerney
Connell Bluffs
Lawson
Omaha
Oscar Mahee
A. T H. Dolph
Columbus Chase
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Frederick Long
Columbus Clayton Chase
Mahaska County
Iowa
Gayle
Raymond
Truman
Mr. Chase
Frank Mullica
Fred Long
Mullica
James
Scott
Mrs. Mullica
William
Lyle
Dell
Clyde Scott
Macedonia
Abner
Malvern
Lucius Stevenson
Immanuel Hospital
Andy Berkheimer
Joseph Weaver
Mills County
Wm. Weaver
White Cloud
Maryville
Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Harden resigns as assistant cashier of Glenwood State Bank
CG E Harden has resigned his position as assistant cashier of the Glenwood State Bank effective this Monday morning. He will be succeeded by O R Patrick of Red Oak, who arrived today and is reviewing the books with Harden. The Patricks will move to Glenwood this week and will be welcomed as new residents. Harden’s immediate plans include a time in Nebraska before deciding his next location.
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CG. E. Harden
Glenwood
Patricks
Emerson
Harden
Nebraska
East Mills County
Hastings
Morton's Mill
Company I Earns Fourth in Regiment Inspection
Captain Humphrey, at the school of instruction for officers, praised Company I during the annual inspection in Des Moines. Inspector Captain George E. Ball of the VA 8th Army rated Company I fourth in the 6th regiment, plus 15th among 48 state companies, noting the armory dedication and recent additions.
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Humphrey
Des Moines
George E. Ball
VA. 8. Army
Hastings Notes and Local Visitors Chronicle
Hastings locals report on visits and movements from Glenwood to Malvern, Des Moines to Seattle, with many townsfolk traveling for family occasions and work. A new engine arrives, housing changes occur, and future summer plans include lake trips and coast visits as community events and routines unfold.
Tabor Town News and War-Time Firework Fracas
Mrs J J Van Eston and two children from Glenwood visited sister Mrs Charlie Kesterson northwest of town. Rev John Clark of Baxter Springs stayed through Friday visiting friends after being called by Mrs Geo Greenlees death. Fred McCormick drove in from Hobart Ind but left his Ford at Clinton due to bad roads. Mrs McCormick and Joe expect to stay in Indiana until mid July. A loud Fourth of July like bombardment erupted Saturday night with torpedo sounds and fireworks littering the main street. no serious injuries were reported though some youths bore battle marks for days and local dealers ordered more fireworks for the Fourth.
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J. J. van Eston
Glenwood
Charlie Kesterson
John Clark
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Tabor
Geo. Greenlee
Fred McCormick
Hobart
Ind
Clinton
Knights Meeting Change for Glenwood K of P Thursday
Attention Knights. There will be work in the ranks of Page and Esquire of the Glenwood K. of Plodge on Wednesday night, June 30. Brother Knights note the change of night and remember 3 good attendance is desired.
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Page
Esquire
Glenwood K
Mills County Insanity Commission orders Wolfe committed to Clarinda asylum
Obrey T. Wolfe of North Tabor was held by the Mills County Insanity Commission and sent to the Clarinda asylum after a late night hearing. The 24 year old, once treated at a private sanitarium, had previously escaped from Clarinda and been discharged, but recently became unmanageable and threatened a neighbor’s daughter. He claimed he had married her, wrote letters, and acted violently when denied entry. Mayor Kline and Tom Aistrope assisted in transport to Glenwood for commitment.
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Mills County Insanity Commission
Court House
Obrey T. Wolfe
North Tabor
Clarinda
W. S. de Moss
Glenwood
W. 5. Wolfer
Tabor
Kline
Tom Aistrope
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Glenwood Opens
The bank installed its books on Monday and is ready to serve customers. Furnishings include gold finished oak desks and comfortable seating. A. D. French assists as cashier with Gettler and Trendhs handling local relations. more details to come.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Glenwood
A. D. French
Gettler
Trendhs
Hank
Shower honors Miss Anna Beckman before nuptials
A miscellaneous shower Friday June 25 honored Miss Anna Beckman. About one hundred guests, including her Rebekah sisters, attended as gifts of household articles were presented. Mrs Summers of Malvern gave a reading titled Tonser Must be Tied Tonight. refreshments featured ice cream, cake, and orange punch. The event introduced the forthcoming marriage of Miss Beckman to Mr Harry Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Beckman
Rebekahs
Summers
Malvern
Institution Wins The Glenwood Business Men Ball Game
The Glenwood Business Men team lost 15 to 7 to The Institution on Thursday. Wiles pitched and Poucher caught for The Institution. Roy Lewis and Dan Allen pitched for the Business Men with C R Shields and Roy Lewis catching.
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Glenwood Business Men’s
Institution Club
Institution
Wiles
Business Men
Roy Lewis
Dan Allen
C. R. Shields
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Red Oak
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Old Dominion
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