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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

4

Interesting Little Japan travels from Miss Taft to Cairo and Kyoto

In a memoir style letter Miss Olive Taft recounts her travels from Tokyo through Kyoto returning via Suez and the Red Sea. She notes tea at a Tokyo home of a Toyo Keisha Line president, visits to U. S. Embassy events, and the Mikado palace. She details Japanese hospitality, ceremonial tea, and sights including Mount Fuji, religious orders, and bustling Tokyo shops.

Olive Taft T. Q Miss Taft China Pekin Miss Tatt Indian Ocean Red Sea Suez Canal Mediterranean Sea Cairo Qatra Egypt Ceylon Maylay Peninsula Italy Imogene Kean Giles Koo Gardner Toyo Keisha Line Tokyo Japan Yale Robert Taft Taft United States U. S Kyoto Mount Fuji Pension Alps

New Law Names County Birth and Death Registrars

A new law from the latest legislative session requires the county board to appoint registrars for recording births and deaths. Previously the clerk of courts did the work. Appointments are tentative and may be declined. appointees include A P Phillips Henderson Anderson township, Paul Flammant Silver City Ingraham, Herman Peters Mineola Oak and St Marys, L W Boyle Pacific Junction Plattville, Wayne Choate Glenwood Lyons, Harry Conrad Imogene Deer Creek, Henry Aistrope Malvern White Cloud Millard Wyant Glenwood Center, Dennis Ward Glenwood Rawles Co Brothers Malvern Silver Creek Malvern.

A. P. Phillips Henderson Anderson Township Paul Flammant Silver City Ingraham Herman Peters Mineola Oak and St. Marys L. W. Boyle Pacific Junction Plattville Wayne Choate Glenwood Lyons Harry Conrad Imogene Deer Creek Henry Aistrope Malvern White Cloud Millard Millard Wyant, Farmer, Glenwood, For Center. Dennis Ward, Farmer, Glenwood Rawles, Co Brothers Silver Creek

Stunt Envelope Heralds George Mumm Successes

A small envelope addressed to Hon Jim Graham in Glenwood Iowa carried a canceled Pilgrim stamp and delivered a folder printed by McClure of the Tabor Beacon. It tells the business tale of George Mumm and his achievements with timely advice for local merchants.

Jim Graham Glenwood Iowa McClure Tabor George Mumm

Where Are You Going Next Monday Birth Day Observances

The community plans many observances on the nation’s birthday next Monday. Glenwood and Malvern won’t host formal celebrations while Emergon Silver City Mineola Tabor and Wesley Chapel will hold gatherings. East Center Hillsdale will have a picnic dinner and a ball game in Granteer’s grove.

Glenwood Malvern Emergon Silver City Mineola Tabor Wesley ‘Chapel Granteer Fine Grove East Center Hillsdale

Happy Home Gathering at Wearin Farm Reunion Near Hastings

A large Mills County family reunion occurred Tuesday at the Joe Wearin home northwest of Hastings. Attendees included Charles C. Wearin and family visiting from Los Angeles, Henry Wearin and daughter from Carleton, and the Washburn families, all descendants of Otha Wearin. The writer recalls youth memories and praises the hosts, noting the hostess’s good health and joy at the gathering. The piece expresses hopes for many future reunions and continued happiness for all attendees.

Hastings Joe Wearin Charles C. Wearin Los Angeles Henry Wearin Carleton Neb Washburn A. B Henry Otha Wearin Mills County

Camp Fire Girls Return From Storm Lake Outing

Mrs. W. F. Hill led Waubon siewoc Camp Fire Girls on a two week trip to Storm Lake 150 miles north. Chief Waubonsie notes the group taught swimming diving and fishing habits while keeping him entertained. They fed him well and returned sun burned browned and happy with stories of adventure.

W. F. Hill Waubonsiewoc Camp Storm Lake Waubonsie

Council Bluffs visitors arrive in Glenwood with parade and receptions

The Council Bluffs business men arrived ahead of schedule for their Glenwood visit, met by Glenwood citizens at West Oak church in four autos. Cars parked along the square as roses from Wilcox cheered the ladies. A band and songs followed as 28 autos moved on to Tabor at 8:50, with visitors expressing warm approval of the Glenwood greeting.

Council Bluffs Glenwood West Oak Church Wilcox Tabor Glenwoad

Obituary Records for Lucas Reasoner and Henry Sargent

Obituaries honor Lucas Reasoner and Henry Sargent, detailing their lives, families, faiths, and funerals. The pieces note Reasoner’s devoted home life and four sisters plus a large circle of friends, and Sargent’s rugged manhood, two marriages, eight children, and large surviving family.

Picnic at Red Oak Draws Local Residents

A group of Red Oak residents gathered near Glenwood for a Sunday picnic. Attendees included J. E. Cheyney with children, Reuben Ross and family, Thomas Hampton and family, Raymond Yates, Mrs Emmi Larson with children, and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Young. They planned to view the aero field and enjoy a dinner. Phone The Tribune with news.

Glenwood Red Oak J. E. Cheyney Reuben Ross Thomas Hampton Raymond Yates Emmi Larson Hubert Young

Randolphs Field Work Wins In 10th

The Randolph baseball team beat Glenwood 3 runs in the 10th inning after a tight game with tied scores. Attendance was light due to heat and nearby businesses staying open, but the home team showed superior field work and benefited from Glenwood’s errors and pitching miscues. Umpires Dr. Coughlan and Mr. Axthelm called fair games with no consultations, and organizers urged local support through ticket sales and season passes.

Hill Ien- Ty Navarre Oriflaune Glenwood Boys Alis Randolph Shiley Glenwood Stephen Coughlan Axthelm

Former Kansas resident charged with rape of minor

Ralph Johnson, once a local resident, was located in Girard Kansas and taken into custody on rape charges involving a minor. Sheri Hd wards departed today to return Johnson for trial.

Kansas Ralph Johnson Girard Kan Sheri Hdwards Johnson

Ice Cream Social Planned at Pleasant Ridge Church

Pleasant Ridge community invites residents to an ice cream social at their church tomorrow night Friday. The event welcomes all neighbors and aims to foster fellowship in the neighborhood.

Pleasant Ridge

Fraudulent Checks Issued in Glenwood Incident

Three young men arrived by auto in Glenwood. One, using names Clark, Rogers and Williams, tried to cash bad checks for 12 dollars at Hamilton and Matthews and 60 dollars at D C Wheeler Battery. Williams remained jailed on cheatings by false pretenses charges while two companions were cleared. No losses occurred.

Glenwood Clark Rogers Williams Hamilton & Matthews Milla County National Bank D. C. Wheeler Battery Hamilton Attorney Cook Cornell Bluffs Pony Creek Hill

Marriages Near Silver City and Malvern Tie Couples

Readable wedding notices describe Harl Maddocks marrying Myrta Melton at Neala on June 22 with Helen Unger and Lillian Hartbull providing music, a three course dinner, and plans to reside on the Maddocks farm south of Silver City. Additional marriage news notes Ruth Bellwood and Merrill Mitchell wed June 15 at Malvern with Rev. Wilkins performing a ring ceremony. Harry Ilsworth Brown and Golda Herrick wed June 29 in Glenwood with Rev. Ripley officiating, the couple to reside in Maloyers.

Silver City Neala Harl Maddocks Harry Maddocks Myrta Melton W. W. Melton Helen Unger Cromwell Lillian Hartbull Tabor Mildred Maddocks Clarence Hill Maddocks Tribune Carson Harry Ilsworth Brown Algona Golda Herrick Malvern Glenwood Sarah Herrick L. KM. Ripley Maloyers

Student Anna Donelan Excels in Summer University Courses

Miss Anna Donélan may miss home for the Fourth of July as she stays busy in Lincoln university summer school. Her report shows strong marks, with a perfect grade in geology, pleasing her parents.

Anna Donélan Seasion University At Lincoln Misa Donelan

Thieves Break Into Rice House in Minnesota City

Thieves struck the south part of Minerson Saturday night or after 10 p.m. They took two gold rings from Mrs. DeHart and $10 from her purse, with details of the break in not fully known.

Mr. Rice Minerson

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Board of Supervisors Camp Fire Girls Home Henry E. Sargent Mrs. Lucas Reasoner Mercy Hospital Maggie McCoy James McCoy Lucas Reasoner Nellie Harry Gladys Lucile Mrs. Reasoner United Brethren Church Methodist Episcopal Church Church Militant Church Triumphant Reasoner Silver Grange Lodge Glenwood Methodist Sunday School Henry E. Sargant Shakespeare Henry 2. Sargent Peoria Ill Nebraska O'Neill Maggie Dashner Frank H Omaha Lee A Henr E. Johnson Bertha N Mabel G Harold Albert O James G Fullerton Calif Elmer State of Washington Wtta Biddle Thompsonville Ella Just Norfolk Lena Shields Sioux Falls S. D Winnie Hungate McLeanhbare Furay L. B. Coleman Harvey Dean H. Morrow Will Coffey John Lewis David Epperson James Watts Glenwood Cemetery Catharine Thressa Green Catharina Thressa Green Wm. D. Green the Tribune The Buick Ford Melton Mitchell-Bellwood Herrick
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