PUPILS OF MISS GASS GIVE PIANO RECITAL
Pupil performers aged six to thirteen presented a piano recital at the Fair home on Myrtle Street. Highlights included Rosaline Seitz and Mil ton Seitz pieces, duets by the Cheynys, and solo performances by Kathleen Bromley Geneva Seitz and others. The report praises Miss Gass for her teaching and the pupils’ scored accuracy and expressiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fair
Myrtle
Third
Fourth
Olive Gass
Rosaline Seitz
Milton Seitz
John Seitz
Marjorie
Paul Cheyney
Harry Cheyney
Kathleen
Frank Bromley
Katie
Geneva Seitz
Ferdinand Seitz
Verbal Boyle
John Boyle
Florence Fair
Phoebe McCoy
Will EB. McCoy
Funeral for one year old child held at Emerson
From our correspondent the funeral of the one year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Good was held at the home last Wednesday noon. Rev. Bettenhausen led the service. Interment followed at Malvern cemetery. The child suffered bronchial trouble in the weeks prior. A miscellany shower honored Mrs. Ada Shook Miller at Miss Lulu Gross’s home last Saturday. Mrs. Randolph Salmons and daughter Goldie left for Excelsior Springs, Missouri for treatment. Mrs. Lyle Wilkins and daughter Corigs from Stanberry visited her parents. Mrs. Merri Holbes of Evanston, Illinois arrived for an extended visit to her parents. Freshtyn class enjoyed a party at Miss Watelhorugn’s home. Mrs. Cora Pond of Des Moines visiting her parents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Good
Bettenhausen
Malvern Cemetery
Fern Shook
Hebe Johnson
Ora Douglas
Ada Shook Miller
Lulu Gross
Randolph Salmons
L. F.mcfadon
Sunday Socials and Local Notices Keep Hillsdale Busy
East Center reports visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond and Mrs. Jas. Ranne. The Hillsdale Sunday school missionary preached to about twenty five. The Missionary Society met with Mrs. Geo. Phelps. Nearly all residents attended Glenwood gathering. Farmers warned to lock chickens as thefts rise. Byron White’s girl sick with measles. Miss Hilder Borene to host a pie social at Mt. Vernon school. Bridge over the branch near Mt. Vernon school remains out delaying main road traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hammond
Hillsdale
Byron White
Rebekahs Entice Glenwood With Night Of Music And Tales
The Glenwood Rebekah lodge hosted a Monday night program in their hall filled with music and recitations. Parr sisters Ronyse and Alice impressed with vocal performances, Rouyse sang Tipperary, Wendell Ruby delivered a first time recitation, and Mrs. J. D. Ironmonger and Mrs. Bernice Bachler also contributed. Culinary ladies presented samples, while observers praised the evening's convivial spirit and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Jericho
Parr
Ronyse
Alice
Rouyse
Wendell Ruby
J. D. Ironmonger
Bernice Bachler
Rome
Window Displays In Glenwood Southwest Iowa Art
Glenwood merchants showcase window displays that rival any in southwest Iowa. The town praises the artistry and skill of local merchants as passersby comment on fashion, dining, and home conveniences. The displays lure ladies, epicures, and housewives with inviting scenes, especially the bed display near heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Iowa
Mother's Day Flower Tribute Sets Spring Honor
A 1915 Mother’s Day custom grows nationwide as May 9 approaches. People plan to honor living and deceased mothers by wearing appropriate flowers next Sunday, a practice meeting a heartier response than any recent national observance.
Glenwood Shooters Dominate Henderson Trophy Event
Ten Glenwood gunmen joined thirty four shooters at Henderson. A. S. Edwards and J. M. Donelan tied for the Trophy Event with Burton of Carson. Edwards won the tie and held the Trophy Cup at his Glenwood barber shop. Edwards led scoring with 96 of 100, while other Glenwood entrants posted strong scores. No competitors from Council Bluffs or Omaha attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Glenwood
Edwards
J. M. Donelan
Burton
Carson
Mach
A. S. Edwards
Dr. J. M. Donelan
J. W. Laraway
N.S. Genung
C. T. Genung
Paris Cheyney
Homer Fickel
Clarence Warren
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Piano Giveaway With Tribune Subscriptions Offered
The F W Kelley Mercantile Co of Pacific Junction offers a piano prize to contestants who help boost business. Readers can earn 8000 votes with each year’s Tribune subscription, paid at Kelley store or via Tribune office. Read the bills in the Kelley store and subscribe to the Mills County Tribune for 31.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Kelley Mercantile Company
Pacific Junction
Tribune
Kelley
Mills County Tribune
Real estate transfers in Silver City and Glenwood township
Transfers include G A Spellering to M Kehoe for south 221 feet of lot 14 block 15. Geo James to J C Jackson for lots 17 18 19 block 18. B Oaks to G A Spellering for lot 14 and south 20 feet of lot 15 block 15. and R S Cheyney to Peter Fell for parts of section 12 and 13 in Glenwood township with amounts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Spellering
M. Kehoe
Silver City
Geo. James
J. C. Jackson
B. Oaks
R. S. Cheyney
Peter Fell
Glenwood Township
Eereeees Boo
Mrs Anna Files Bales Visits Glenwood After 37 Years
Over thirty seven years ago Mrs Anna Files Bales left Glenwood Kansas. She is a niece of Mrs Julia Warren of West Liberty and visited Glenwood five months. She recalls changes since leaving, enjoyed schoolmates and a group picture, and heads home to Mapleton with fond memories of youth in old Auld Lang Syne.
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Anna Files Bales
Mapleton
Kansas
Glenwood
Julia Warren
West Liberty
Warren
Mrs. Bales
Files
Harriet Files
Mary
Alice
Anna
Frank Files
See It By Moonlight in Glenwood’s Night Sky
Readers recall classic poems The Alhambra by Moonlight and The Bay of Venice Beneath the Moon’s Rays and wonder if Glenwood citizens have gazed upon that beauty under night skies.
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Alhambra
Bay of Venice
Glenwood
Alum Baking Powers Replaced By Better Brands
The speaker notes that early materials were expensive and refining was undeveloped, failing to reach the purity of modern cream of tartar baking powders like Royal. She refused alum as an inferior substitute yet today housekeepers are urged to buy alum baking powders for their children’s foods.
Moonlit boat ride on Glenwood park lake prompts dreamlike reverie
The passage extols a moonlit boat ride on Glenwood's park lake as a life elixir, inviting readers to savor the kaleidoscopic beauty of Keg Creek vale and orchard hills in bloom from the south hill road. It invites participation with a partner and promises a poet's dreamlike experience on fine days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Park Lake
Sunny California
Keg Creek Vale
Orchard Hills
Deaths and Epworth League Officers Highlight Malvern News
Lillian Cunningham Neas daughter of Mr and Mrs M Cunningham died at her Sigourney Iowa home on April 30 1915 after months of illness. Funeral held May 3. She married Harry M Neal January 25 1911. husband and young daughter survive. Epworth League at Glenwood M I Church elected officers May 4 with Kemp as president and other posts filled. finances show bills paid through September with funds left in treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Neas
Lillian Cunningham W Neas
M. Cunningham
Sigourney
Iowa
Lillian Cunningham
Harry M. Neal
Malvern
Epworth League
Glenwood M. I
F. W. Kemp
Plorence Nelson
Lay of Nightingale and labor fable mix in verse and tale
A miscellany of observations contrasts a nightingale’s love song with practical toil. It cites the bird’s changing tune as eggs hatch and notes a laborers’ tale from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune about two workers and a boss who “dig as much as ten men” from above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uggs
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
London Strand
Skiing on the Water Snowboard Style Boat
The ski is pitched as safe and economical, a pleasure craft that cannot sink and outpaces swimming while not tiring the rider. It enables long distance travel through heavy tow, stays high on the water to avoid undercurrent grip, requires no balance skill, and includes its own motor power unlike a surf board.
Resolutions Honoring W H Hittle in Glenwood Lodge
Glenwood Lodge No. 87 resolves to comfort the widow and family of W H Hittle who has died. The officers extend sympathy, urge submission to God’s will, and order the charter to be draped for thirty days. Copies provided to the family and county papers, with record entry and lodge materials to be updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Iowa
Hall
Glenwood Lodge
T. C. Co. Po
W. H. Hittle
Gho. O. Free
W. B. Houston
J. L. Ross
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Normandy
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First Regiment
Kelly
Ents
Oglevie
J. R. Jones
Alvina Bloomer
Gladys Longshore
Jin Red Oak
Button of
Cedar Rapids
W. 8S. Simmons
Bert Dunn
Henry Schick
Ruth White
Emma Weed
Sted Oak
Emerson
East Center
Rebekah’s
Recorder's Office
Vern Min
Tle
Alta Goodall
Ruth Bushnell
Hattie Brown
Hattie Kiser
C. E H. Hardin
Ernest Zimmer
Helen Hittle
Treasury
Hester
M. G. Edwards
J. G. Lewis
G. Hubbell
Wm. Marshall
B. Windham Seers
Henry Brown
Wm. Hoxie
Edward Gilliland
Jessie Painter
Verte Reese
Robt. McCoy I
Wright. Beane
W. W Butler
C. Pennock
H. Evernham Pett
Geo. Carter Teeeeers
Jacob Mintle
Louis Juuntz
Geo
Micklewall Setae
Almon Dresser Cornelius Anderson Eae
D. M. Jamison Naeae
H. Yockey
Henry Kisby
Henry Stump Ashur Baker Settee Nee
A. Schappel
Aaron Evernham
Allan Jones
Joshua Shelby H. Miser
R. Wallon
Henry Farlee
BE. Bradford Aekee
Peter Rickabaugh
G. P. Reveal
Saaeee
Thos. Kilman
R. B. Townsend
T. Deacon
A J. Pate
H. A. Tolles
Henry Brewer c. ¥. Heisler
L. BD. Brainerd
C. Walker
Wheeler Steers Ease
I. Wm
L. A. Williams
CN. Seovil
D. M. Hamilton
Alex Wright
Carlton Wheeler
Cd. P. King
Geo, Haley
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