Program for Chautauqua promises premier season
In town Wednesday Vawter Chautauqua System veteran manager H Rohde unveiled a bold season surpassing prior offerings in education and entertainment. Montague Light Opera singers led by John Eichsenberger and Alta Montague top a diverse bill with lectures by Cyclone Davis and William Forkell, a Belgian Orchestra, White Hussars girls choir, and a vibrational science lecture by Dr Hilton J Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rohde
Vawter
America
Rohdes
Council Bluffs Nonpateil
Council Bluffs
Montague Light Opera Singers
Uoketta
Chautauqua
Rohde
Cyclone
J. H. Davis
Texas Statesman
Southwest
Cincinnati Enquirer
Davia
William Forkell
White Hussars
Arnate
Travia
Althea
Althens
Auburn
Rab
Goodbye Gathering for Miss Mintle
On Tuesday May 6 a group of Miss Rose Mintle's friends gathered at the Wm. Mintle home to sew and bid farewell before her departure. Women from the Baptist church and community shared a meal and good wishes as she prepares to return to missionary work in Japan, with optimism that her service will benefit Japan as it did locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mintle
Brown
Rose Mintle
Lewis
P. Hamilton
Bell Tipton
L. W. McKnight
Howard Mintle
W. 0. Landon
Olive Sivers
Olive Sivers and Niece, “Little Ollie,” Were Conveyed By Rev. Howard Mintle
Misa Rose
Miss Mintle
Baptist Church
Japan
Mintle
Joseph Hiatt
Sidney, Jr
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
The
Blanche Worley Key
Burwell
Neb
Blanche Worley
Pacific Junction
Marital Ties Are Severed and Probate Cases Hit Bottom
Frank Bromley D R Lawla and Wi C G DeLashmutt named ap praisers for J H Chambers estate. Widow to receive 600 dollars yearly. Sarah Buffington vs City of Glenwood heard and submitted. decision pending vacation. Petitions amended to name W D Hines as defendant in two railroad cases. Guardian ordered to hand funds to administrator P M Cadwell. State of Iowa v Carl y le Clipson dismissed. Prosecuting witness and defendant married. Fay Wright v Avery Co dismissed. Divorces granted by default in four cases. Reinstatement plea in Emma Bewley v W L Smith denied. Divorce case W T Owens v Mayme Owens resolved after trial. Henry Meyers v Cinda Meyers proceeding. adultery denied. amended petition for cruelty. decree granted. Will of D L Conger admitted to probate. Nancy C Conger executrix. Will of Sidney Sidner to be probated May 13. Final report of J H Retalsdorf estate in Malvern approved.
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Frank Bromley
D. R. Lawla
Wi C G. DeLashmutt
J. H. Chambers
Sarah Buffington
City of
George H White
C B & Q R R Company
W. D. Hines
Lewis R. Long
P. M. Cadwell
State of Iowa
Carlyle Clipson
Fay Wright
The
Avery Co
Plaintif
Eva McCleary
William McCleary
Bertha, Garrison
Earl Garrison
Katie Mann
Aston Mann
George A. Radford
Eliza Radford
Emma Bewley
W. L. Smith
W. T. Owens
Mayme Owens
Henry Meyers
Cinda Meyers
D. L. Conger
Silver City
John A. McCluskey
Nancy C. Conger
Sidney Sidner
J. H. Retalsdorf
Malvern
Married in Glenwood: Carl H Younger weds Miss Junta Opper
Carl Henry Younger and Junta Pearl Opper, both of Omaha, were married Tuesday May 6 at 2 30 p m at the home of Rev D L Thompson on Coolidge street Glenwood. The ceremony was performed by Rev Thompson and the couple will reside in Omaha.
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Carl Henry Younger
Miss Junta Pearl Opper
Omaha
Glenwood
Rev
Stranger Commentary Sparks Town Park Etiquette
A visitor praised the town park and urged pedestrians to stay on cement walks and keep seats clean. Mother's Day services are at Weet Liberty Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday May 11 with a sermon by the pastor Apeda and a choir, plus a Centenary conference at 8 p.m. Saturday night. Official members are urged to attend.
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Paple
Weet Liberty Methodial Episcopal Church
Apeda
Hugh
War trophies prizes at Glenwood high school program
Glenwood high school held a Wednesday program featuring music scenes from Hamlet and Fifth Liberty Loan activities. Six contestants won German helmets. Lucille McKnight first, Leland Stranathan second. Other items included domestic science demonstrations and varied stunts. A banker's meeting in Council Bluffs featured Major DuPont and a debate on Federal Farm Loan bond tax exemptions.
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Glenwodd High School
Lucille McKnight
Leland Stranathan
Bankers of
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Major DuPont
M. L. Corey
Omaha
W. S. Chastell
Chicago
Mills County
C. F. Anderson
Atlantic
D of H Social Enjoys Dinner and Games
The D of H social at the hall near the old post office drew a good crowd mainly young women. Games like Skip Come a Loo and Happy Miller kept attendees lively then at 11 p.m. Mrs T Younker and Hert Rager helped organize a box distribution followed by a supper. Home made candy proved popular with attendees.
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D. of H
Ofice
T. Younker
Hert -Rager
Obituary Notice for Minerva Irwin of Meigs County
Minerva Augusta Irwin born April 10, 1848 in Meigs County Ohio died April 80 1919 aged the Tribune carries a furnished obituary for this beloved home woman. The notice notes her death and references a prior mention in this paper.
West Oak to Welcome Soldier Boys in Public Event
West QOnok community plans a grand welcome for their soldier boys at the West Oak school yard. A speaker and music from the State Institution Band plus quartets are arranged. West Oak Co I plans a program for Red Cross support and a basket dinner with free coffee for all. Date to be announced.
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West Qonok
State Institution
West Oak Co. I
Red Cross
West Oak School
Young rural teacher offers help for Home Coming efforts
A northeast county teacher from a rural school sends a donation to cover Home Coming expenses and volunteers as a banquet waitress if needed. Her gift is gratefully received and her name will be given to committees. The Tri bune and C P Hamilton welcome more such contributions.
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C.P. Hamilton
the Tribune
Reception Honors Mrs Knox At Glenwood Chapter Meeting
Mrs J Knox was honored at a Tuesday reception by the Glenwood Bond Drive chapter at their hall. After a two hour session refreshments followed. Mills County subscriptions reached 89 percent of its quota by Monday with five of seventeen precincts over subscribing and most expected to hit full quotas this week. Thrift is cited as a great war lesson yet to be fully learned.
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Glenwood
Mills County
Oys
J. &. Knox
Feeder Tests Compare Molasses Rations At Ames
At Ames a Cattle Feeders Conference reviewed 120 days of feeding 35 steers on seven rations. Results show Lot 7 No Grain ration led to 1325.2 pounds final weight and 2.74 lb daily gain, with Lot 1 Standard Corn Belt profit $25.88 per head. Prices for feeds and included hogs influenced costs and profits. several Mills attendees named. A separate note reports a 17 year old bride Hazel Stdd arrested in Omaha with two men following a marital dispute.
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Ames
H. H. Kildee
Dean Curtis
M. Evard
Omaha
Douglas
Champion
Mills
Charles Cheyney
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Duartats
Wanjo
Dollos
Jay
Watkins
Hilton J. Jones
Naval Consulting League
Jones
Raymond
Tolbert
Vawter Systems
W. ©. Rathke
J. A. Swope
Frank Choate
E. R. Herrick
Glenwood High School
Rex Theatre
Eka
L. Z. Crozier
Noa
Goodby
Jerman Helmeta
Liberty Leatt
W. S. DeMoss
Mr. Mitchell
Pottawattamie County
Seth Dean
Dean
Mira Lankton
Ned
Nelle J. Colbert
Alva G. Hiatt
Walter
France
John Irwin
Cleveland
Oklo
Charles Lankton
Beulah Warner
Alice Beam
Anderson
C. E B. Hillis
Glenwood Cemetery
Mrs. Scott Key
H. Social
B. J. Wallace
B. R. Herrick Clyde Rhdade
Dr. Mogridgs
A. S. Workman
West Oak Boys
West Oak
Hazel Stdd
Joe Tebota
Kansan City
Harvey Owens
Cornell
Wee Algo
Canaha
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