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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1922

Page

3

Celebration of Completion by Glenwood W R C on Monument Payoff

Five year effort by Glenwood W R C culminates with final payment on the Soldiers Monument in Glenwood cemetery. Mrs Lucinda Boyer and Miss Ama Kellogg lead the drive. Kellogg’s poem The Common Soldier funded part of the effort. An April 29 dinner for veterans and guests followed the dedication program.

Glenwood Glenwood Cemetery W. R. Bruce Glenwood Monument Lucinda Boyer Ama Kellogg Miss Kellogg Grand Army Boys LO. O. FP W. RR. C Frank Raine Georgia Ella Stranathan J. W. Laraway Mark Strans E. Younker W. 5 Lewis Our God’s Acre Emma Kellogg

Tribute to Fallen Soldiers By Local Women Group

The event honored American dead with performances by Miss Dorothy Lyon, Mrs J A Davis, Comrade J Starbuck, and a quartet Criswell Kemp Hamilton Johnson with Mrs Rhoads at piano. The audience demanded encores, J R Graham spoke, W R Bruce praised the Glenwood Monument Works, and the day lifted the women’s long-held hopes.

Dorothy Lyon J. A. Davis J. Starbuck Mesars Criswell Kemp Harry Hamillton J. G. Johnson Rhoads J. R. Graham W. R. Bruce Glenwood Monument Works

Rural Wedding Ties Together County Families In 1922

Details a double wedding involving Sedgwick residents Gladys Davis and Charles Stockham who wed April 26 1922. Grandparents S A Tipton and Jd Hubbell from Glenwood attend, new couple to live in Sedgwick after June, while Oscar Dell Wittlake and Muriel Cusick of Omaha married April 29 1922 and plan to reside in Omaha.

Ofew Glenwood S. A. ‘Tipton Tt. Hubbell Gladys Davis L. V. Davis Charles Stockham Sedgwick Colo Sedgwick High School Stockham Justice Day Oscar Dell Wittlake Muriel Cusick Omaha

Benefit for P. J. Band U at Pacific Junction

The May 2 benefit entertainment at the M and church in Pacific Junction starts at 6 30 pm with home talent minstrels featuring Moore Nielsen Boyle Raine and Mendenhall. A supper is served for 25 cents, then the 25 cent admission covers the show. Proceeds aid the band and promise a crowded house.

Pacific Junction Moore Nilsen Boyle Raine Mendenhall Jagz Bo

Saw First in Omaha Western League Opener

A contingent from Glenwood watched Oklahoma City defeat Omaha 11 to 6 in the Western League opener in Omaha. Notables from Glenwood included Dr. KF McCluskey H H Cheyney Rev G T Roberts W M Moore M D Maxwell OA Davis Robert Cheyney Joe Ewing Th Mogridge J A Swope Edwin Magridge.

Omaha Omaha Grounds Oklahoma City Mayor Dahman Oklhoma Glenwood

Exit the Middleman A North Dakota Nonpartisan Lode

A North Dakota Nonpartisan figure dismisses middlemen after an undertaker missteps. He directs to a sleeping apartment, then learns the wife is gravely ill not dead, insisting no doctors are needed as middlemen are removed. The exchange shows cautious defiance.

North Dakota

Farmers Credit Outlook in Iowa Bankers View

An Iowa banker argues that farmer credit is improving and that a misguided voice once spread the belief that farmers were broke. He asserts the best remedy is steady support, not sensational bankruptcy talk, and notes the credit situation is gradually easing as the agitator’s influence fades. A bakery ad fragment follows offering Daisy break at 10c or 3 for 25¢.

Iowa Deavenport’s

Superintendent Elected For Glenwood School Board

John H. Jessup of Huar Jan is named superintendent for the coming year by the Glenwood School Board. He is not a stranger to Glenwood having served as manual training teacher here in 1916.

Glenwood John H. Jessup Huar Jan Jessup

Death Calls Mrs Seymour in Glenwood

Mrs L B Seymour died at her home in Glenwood on April 29 1922 after a brief illness from a weak heart She was 24 years 8 months and 24 days old Married to L B Seymour November 27 1915 she was active in her husband’s Rex Theatre business and a Congregational church member Survived by her husband her parents J W Murphy and siblings Funeral services Sunday at 4 30 pm from the Congregational church conducted by Rev Thomas Evans with a double quartet providing music

Glenwood Blanche Murphy L. B. Seymon J. W. Murphy C.L. Murphy U. S. Navy James Murphy Ida Grove C. ‘I. Binion Glenwooart H. Ll. Huntswan Council Bluffs H. K. Paterson Daisy Murphy Council J. D. Ironmonger John Lyon Louise Lyon J. . Axthelm Harry Mamillon Shirley Gilliland Eugene Woodruft Miss Sydow Messrs H. H. Ghegney Lewis Robinson A. Davis Thomas Jooney Rooney Glenwood City St.Mary’s Catholic Church Pacific Juction Jather O'Donnell Glenwood Cemetery

Glenwood Civic Column Spreads Community News and Cleanup

Glenwood citizens share poems from a school correspondent and note local improvements. Updates cover home repairs, new residents John Y. Stone, Homer Dante, Peterson sisters of Sutton Ned, and a push for Clean Up Week at Glenwood cemetery. Mills County aims for beauty with 25 acres, mowing every ten days, and careful grave maintenance.

Glenwood John Y. Stone Homer Dante Peterson Sisters Sutton Ned Glenwood Cemetery Mills County Mintle & Fackler Sextons

Obituaries Reflect Loss Across Southwest Iowa

The notice recalls deaths of Mrs. George Schebeler of Imogene after illness at Hand Hospital Shenandoah, and Mrs. Thomas Jooney of Glenwood. It notes blood transfusion for Mrs Schebeler, survives seven children, funeral in Imogene. Also mentions Mrs Elizabeth Goodell of Pasadena age 94, Mrs Frank Bristol of McClelland age 66, and long obituary of Willita Eskew of Glenwood region with Civil War service and lifelong gardening, plus marriages and survivors.

Double Wedding Anniversary Celebration Near Glenwood

Saturday evening, April 29, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seeger hosted a joint wedding anniversary party for the Seeger couple celebrating their th anniversary and neighbors Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Caley marking their 334th anniversary. Rev. Goodview officiated with guests enjoying a live orchestra, charades, and silver teaspoons as keepsakes. Distanced guests included George Honey, Miss Alice Peterson of Sutton, Ned, and Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson of Red Oak. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, and coffee followed.

Fred Seeger Glenwood Seeger T. J. Caley Goodview Howard Bishop Robert Evans George Honey Alice Peterson Sutton Ned John Peterson Red Oak

Postal Improvement Week Declared by Postmaster General

The Postmaster General announces the first week of May as Postal Improvement Week inviting patrons at post offices and rural routes to suggest service improvements. In Glenwood, send suggestions to Postmaster Rhoades who will present a communication to patrons in Thursday's Tribune.

Masonry Glenwood P. m Rhoades Tribune

Kensington Hostess Event Described At 621 Seventh Ave

Mrs. Guy hosted a Kensington gathering at her Col il Bluffs home on a day afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Prank and Deerweste, with an alter pleasing guest list noted.

Guy Hinges 7Th Ave Colil Bluffs Oll

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Glenwood W. R. C Stockham-Davis P. J Masonic Grand Lodge of Iowa EO. O. &. Mall Earl Peters M. W Masons of Iowa Grand Lodge New Masonic Temple America Anon Egan Whiting Newton RK Parvin R. W Glenwood Lodge Seth Dean Glenwood Masonice Temple Association George E. Masters the Beautiful Glenwood Temple A. PF A. M W. ©. Rathka Mt. Gevizim H. A. Tiarting C. B.S Gertrude Williams Glenwood Council J. & Chamberlin Glenwood Masonic Temple Association H. A. Warting Charles Cheyney P. Hamilton Mrs. Seymour Wmrs L. B. Seymour Civic Column Bartlett Consolidated School Supt Prink Wellsville Kan Sam Estes Atheco Wm. Burres Hazel Street Lownth Dean Walnut Street George Schebeler Henderson Imogene Hand Hospital Shenandoah Thomas Rooney Elizabeth Goodell Grandma’ Goodell Pasadena Calif Mrs Frank Bristol John Colwell Gal Bentley O. B. Foote William Riley Wyor Wichita Willita Bey Skew New Greenville Greenville County Mes Stansbury Kam 28. C. Tuffes Longstreets Corps Amelia Co. Ho Virginia Newport News Amanda Hoberts L. N BH. W. Eskew Lincoln Neb H. Stansbury W. L. Boylan Hastings LeRoy Moore Topeka Arlene Boylan Eugene Moore South Carolina Malvern i F. Lodge Malvern Lodge No Lawrence Talbott J. &. Wilkins Fred Atkinson Harold Slater Fred Hall Ward Lookabill Howard Lookabill Perry Wilson Talbott Wederquist Messrs. H. Slater Wm. Butts G. C. Trimmer Mayorn Malvern Lodge Worls A. R. Graves A. Ring Holds Kensington
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