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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1920

Page

3

D C K K Come to Glenwood in 1920 Knights of Khorassan

A long account of a Glenwood assembly by the Knights of Khorassan from Shadakiam Temple No 84 with pomp, feasts, and rites. Describes a late night caravan to the Armory, a lavish banquet by the Pythian Sisters, and reflections on mortality and manhood amidst a festive, ceremonial mood.

Knights Khorassan Shadakiam Temple Vale of the Key Glenwood Council Bluffs Shadakiam Temple No. 84 Anone Hades Levantic Sea Rubicon Knights of Khorassan Glen Sahara Tyros

Remarkable Coincidence of Mules Across Continents

In 1919 Burton Minner worked on Elvin Van Pelt’s Iowa farm with mules Anna and Margery who later sailed with U.S. troops to Europe. A January sale sent the team to a government mule buyer, and a letter from Burton in Germany claimed the same mules pull mess wagons there. He recalled a wire nose mark and the animals’ names as familiar.

Burton Minner Elvin van Pelt Glenwood Burton Anna Margery U. S Europe U.S Elvin Margiory Germany Mills County Iowa

Will Establish Sale Barn in Glenwood

Wm Slezak the live wire auctioneer of Glenwood has leased the Otis barn to run public sales. He will fit the barn for stock care and erect a sale pavilion. Farmers from Glenwood and surrounding areas or elsewhere in the county can arrange stock and other articles for auction on stated dates. The sale barn should prove successful with proper effort. Those with items to sell may arrange with Mr Ilezak to participate.

Wm. Slezak Glenwood Otis Ilezak

Not a Horse Used Farming Tale Near Chappell Neb

Cal Hammack recalls a wheat farm ten miles from Chappell where 600 acres yielded without a single horse as ground prep and delivery to the elevator were done by tractors and trucks. He now lives in town, has moved this spring, and offers real estate guidance to investors and farmers seeking profitable bargains in the area. Please write him at Chapnell.

Cal Hamimack Chappell Neb Hammack iChapnell

Social box social raises funds for Glenwood church school

Reasoner school house packed last Thursday for a box social and program by teacher Miss Fannie Hill and pupils with help from Glenwood Christian church Miss Naomi Thompson class. Boxes sold at auction led by Rev D S Thompson. votes soon flooded in for the popular contestant with Miss Hill winning. Box candy sale brought nearly two dollars, total sales reaching 82.05 dollars to aid school improvements.

Reasoner Fannie Hill Naomi Thompson Glenwood Christian Church D. S. Thompson Miss Hill

New Home Warming At Graves Residence

Last Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Graves hosted a house warming with more than four score visitors from Center Ingraham and Glenwood townships. Neighbors brought baskets and shared a feast described as epicurean, with skilled cake making. Guests extended wishes for many years in their new and lovely home.

J. R. Graves Reed Ida Kenneth

New neighbors greet Mr and Mrs Evans with welcome surprise

On Sunday night March 15, about fifty neighbors visited Mr and Mrs Art Evans to welcome them to the community at their new home two miles northeast of Glenwood on the Wm Lutz farm. Refreshments followed the pleasant gathering marking their move this spring.

Art Evans Mrs.vans Mrs. Evans Wm. Lutz Glenwood

University Players Bring Evening of Skits and Dances to Glenwood

The University Players of Omaha appear in Glenwood on Wednesday with a varied program of sketches dances and a farce. Chester Johnson plays Dr Jonson in Mr and Mrs Fido Dorothy Gray stars with Mrs Mido Frances Wilson a Denishawn dancer performs along with The Incense and The Boat Race dances. Henry Edstrom and Mrs Jolly perform The Boat Race while Prof Howard Widener provides violin selections. The New Recruit shows a war era American home and a father son moment before service on the front. Musicians in the company provide live music for the night.

University Glenwood Omaha Mrs. Fido Chester Johnson Dr. Jonson Dorothy Gray Mido Frances Wilson Henry Edstrom H. Jolly Howard Widener

Married couples from Los Angeles unite in March wedding

Walter Nichols and Gladys Brock wed in Los Angeles on March 16 and will live in Omaha. Nichols, a former Glenwood boy, and Brock visited Glenwood briefly before returning to their new home. Also on March 16 in Logan Ta Emma Triplett wed Marion Sowers. Triplett’s parents near Woodbine praise the match. Sowers, from Henderson, served eight months in the war. The couple will farm near Henderson and begin married life.

Los Angeles Calif Walter Nichols Glenwood Gladys Brock Nichols Omaha J. L. Ross Town Logan Emma Triplett Marion Sowers J.,l. Triplett Woodbine Sowers Henderson

Visiting Ladies Visit Glenwood Pythian Sisters Parade

The Pythian Sisters of Council Bluffs visited Glenwood on Thursday to tour the lodge and parade in an auto truck. Members include Mesdames Bates, Martin, Tub er, Evans, Kinsell, Jenkins, Abernick, Whitney, Spencer, Ovington, Pike, Darnell, Webb, Crocker, Aurmuehlen, and Jensen.

Pythian Sisters of Council Blulls Glenwood Glenywood Pythian Sisters Lodge Mesdames M. BR. Bates Newt Martin A. W. [Tuber C. Be, Evans O. KH. Kinsell Jenkins James “Abernick James Whitney Spencer Erred J. S. Ovington J. N Pike Ben Darnell I. Ham

Easter Time at Dunn & Dudley Co Store

Friday night Easter play event at the Dunn and Dudley Company store drew visitors who praised the beauty of both floors. The second floor hosted the High School orchestra performing music that delighted attendees and hometown pride was evident as Omaha visitors compared the display to events elsewhere.

Dunn & Dudley Co Omaha

Strahan Consolidated boys tie Blanchard in road game

Strahan Consolidated High School traveled to Blanchard for a Friday night boys basketball game. The contest ended in a 42 to 42 double overtime? or tie score. No winner was recorded.

Strahan Consolidated School Blanchard

Mrs Mary Smith Dies After Long Illness in Emerson

Mrs Mary Smith died at her daughter Mrs C L Brill's home in Emerson Saturday afternoon after a lingering illness. She was about eighty, had lived in Emerson twenty years, and is survived by one daughter, Mrs Brill, who had lived with her five years. Funeral services were held today Monday.

Mary Smith L. Brill Emerson Mrs. Brill

Hastings Lodge 397 T O F Family Social Delight

Hastings lodge 397 I O O F held a rural Hastings hall social Saturday night drawing over a hundred attendees. The program included recitations music and a piano solo plus a famous quartet encore causing lively applause and decorations of honor for the performers.

I. O. O. F. Lodge Hastings America Rev. Smith Floyd Hall Gladys Hatfield I. CG. VanGorkum J. R. Graham Pretorius’ Rosander Romulus Hieronymous Malfendo Coriander Lycurgus Pellucci Ionius Charlemagne Valdemar Howard Hank Cliff Ike

Miss Louias Rankin Undergoes Serious Operation

News reaches Glenwood and Hillsdale readers that Miss Louias Rankin, long resident of Omaha since her father’s death, has undergone a serious operation at Methodist Hospital in Omaha. Her sister Ola of Rapid City, South Dakota, is with her, and friends visiting Omaha may inquire at 36th and Cuming streets to learn of her progress.

Glenwood Hillsdale Louias Rankin Omaha Methodist Hospital Ola Rapid City S. D Louise 36Th Cuming Streets

Genung Firm Moves After Two Decades in Glenwood

L T Genung and family moved to Glenwood from Hastings and the law firm Genung & Genung had offices above Robinson Jewelry and Book Store until March 25, 1920. The firm then moved to new quarters in rooms over the Community Store at the northwest corner of the square. The move was prompted by Mr Robinson's wish to use the old rooms for his musical department.

L. T. Genung Glenwood Hastings Robinson Jewelry and Book Genung & Genung Jin Square Robinson

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