Glenwood Chronicle notes many local movements in 1918
County board in session with Dr W E Allen moving his office to the square and other civic items. Local residents travel to Des Moines Omaha Henderson and St Louis for work health and family matters as farm life and crop prospects dominate Glenwood news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Allen
Des Moines
Bushnell
O. O. Thornton
Omaha
Workman
Malvern
Glenwood
F. G. Day
Mille County
Advertisements from Glenwood area listings and sales
Classified items include fence posts and cordwood for sale, bred sows and alfalfa seed, apples and fruit trees with delivery options, a found gold watch for identity, assorted nursery stock catalogs from Merndale Nurseries, a rummage sale by Congregational church, land for sale near Glenwood, large evergreen offerings for belt installations, contract notices for tomatoes, a farm for sale under court order, and Mills County Abstract Company loan and abstract services with emphasis on low rates and prompt abstracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Mills County Abstract Company
T. Q. Records
Walter Steen
Town Clock on a Strike Halts Noon Telling
The old town clock struck through noon last Saturday, refusing to show the hour. Twelve looked too difficult for the weak timepiece. It was placed back in running order late that afternoon.
Glenwood Revivals and Welcome for DuVal Family
The two week Baptist revival closed last night with many conversions and twenty six baptized plus three more on Christian experience and six or seven awaiting baptism. Holiness revival continues with six baptisms recently. Methodist revival runs into Monday with several confessions and more expected. district superintendent Rev Baxter to lead tonight and a second quarterly conference afterward. A house warming for DuVal’s West Oak home drew neigh‑ bors including Mrs White, Mrs Dent, Mrs Spencer, Mrs Logan, Mrs Fischer, Mrs Logan Benicosia, and Mrs Gove Hinds, who shared a hearty lunch and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Co. J. Baxter
Council Bluffs
Rockford
Illinois
Nora Gove Hinds
Rozet
Wyoming
Mrs Ursula Linville Dies in Plattsmouth Nebraska
Ursula Linville died Saturday afternoon at the home of her daughter in Plattsmouth Nebraska at ninety. Her remains were moved to Glenwood and then to Pleasant Hill for funeral services and burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery. She leaves several children and grandchildren. An old Mills County resident she had long lived in Hillsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Recorder
F. W. Pritchard
Glenwood
Wayne
Nebraska
Frank
Dora
Lottie Evernham
Ursula Linville
Isaac Wiles
Plattsmouth
Pleasant Hill
Linville
Mills County
Hillsdale
Advertised letters remaining at Glenwood post office
The week ending February 22, 1913 lists uncalled letters include Hollie Miller Wm Carroll Mrs Sam Arnstein Mrs C KE Goff Mrs G Walker P Sommers Miss Verna Mc Dermitt. Those calling for these letters should state they have been advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Hollie Miller
Wm. Carroll
Sam Arnstein
Graceful Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown to Mrs. William Rager and family during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard
William Rager
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Glen- Woop
Sesson
John Dull
Herman Kruse
Messrs
William Lamb
Chamberlin
Alfred Davis
Masonic Lodge
Red Oak
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
M. FE
F. M. McCluskey
Mathew Truce
Oak Township
The
Tribune
A. S. Workman
Henderson
W. M. Workman
George Shaw
Rawles Township
Shaw
B. W. Crewdson
Cheyney Brothers
Mr. Crewidson
Pacific Junction
Bert
Didley
Louis Linville
Holt County
Iiett
Little
Myre Anderson
C.K. Anderson
D. G. Jamison
Ahaughter
Margaret
Calfornia
Weeds Ghosh
Tiumison
St. Louis
Amos Dean
George E. Masters
George Brower
North Locust Street
Elmer Hartman
Stranathan
Elmer James
A. A. Leak
Pacific Junction Commercial Club
West Liberty
Carl T. Morgan
F. J. Stranathan
Baptist Missionary Society
Harvey Young
Christian Church
Clifford Harmon
J. W. Carter
H. H. Kizzier
J. G. Wilcox
Bill Plummer
Route 4
Bk. B. DeWolf
Opinion
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Warren Morgan
Martha Myers
Kansas City
T. 1. Bunton
Eva Loveland
Sedgwick
Colorado
C. IE. Patterson
May Duin
Juanita Thompson
Frank Dearwesler
Willian Kahl
Mineola Wriday
Shales Rohrberer
John Sawyer
Kirksville
Missouri
Osteopathic Hospital
St. Sawyer
Allen
Sawyer
W. Trathike
California
Iowa
Homer Daniel
Florida
Josephine
Ttes
St. Petersburg
L. A. Suiwagon
Mir
L. Kleinsheimer
Tampa
Charles Kraft
Alamo Springs
Jlomer
Washington
Abel
Henry Evernhane
Mugene
Oregon
Florence
Seth Laraway
Evernham
J. C. Davidson, Sr
Wesley DeLashmutt
Bartlett
Clay
Mrs. Graden
Creston
Baptist Church
H. A. Darting
Darting & McGavren
Vine Street
Darting
Maude McBee
Franke McBee
H. J. Clipon
Moon
John Seitz
Jona
Tribune Office
Jonathan
Werndale Nurseries
Harlan
Lowa
Knefler
W. N. Frizzell Glenwood
N. S. Genung
Ferndale Nurseries
Iarlan
Jones Plain Price
Congregational Church
H. A. Hubbell
John Stewart
Pacific Junction P. C
Merndale Nurseries
St G
Darting & AleGayrei
Dr. Wall
Oak and
St. Mary Townships
WN. S. Genung
Phonograph Records
Robinson's
Columbia
Edison Cylinder Records
Edison Cylinder
Victor
Fiapus
Orguhs
L.S. Robinson
Q Watch
Howard Mintle
Thomas Carlyle
Zoroaster
Jones’ Plain Price Store
D.G. Jamison
McCall
United States
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood, Iowa
A. J. Gettler
IL. H. Cheyney
H. A French
W. C Rathke
George H. Zimmer
Pottawattamie County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
W. H. Hamilton
Harrison Bros
North Side
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