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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1919

Page

6

Church and church-school services and events notice

A local church invites all to a full week of activities with Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 45. Epworth and Junior Leagues meet in the evening with prayer and preaching. The Methodist church reports officer elections and a farewell for Miss Rose Mintle bound for Japan. Pastors D F Phompsba and D E Hillis address congregations with homely welcomes.

Sdé-Avery Phompsba Baptist Church House of God Spm School of God Friedrickson Epworth League of the Methodist Church Harold Stranathan Dale Hevern Helen Rhoads Mary Logan Margaret’ Carter Velura- Brower Cleo Hatcher Dorothy Gungelley Mildred Lewis Eva Mintle Ruth Lee Ae 3d Ellen Terry Mina Valentine K. of W The Baptist’ Sunday School Thomas Evans Methodist Church Rose Mintle Japan Misa Mintle

Deaths Continued From Page One in Smith County Kansas

Multiple obituaries note Mrs Key’s faithful church work and serene death May 8 in Burwell. John Stivers, Glenwood resident, died of tuberculosis May 18 after long illness. G P McDowell, 85, a Mille county native, died May 19 at Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs. survived by one brother in Omaha. Community HomeComing tribute urged for soldiers sailors and Red Cross nurses. Tribane ad fragment appears.

Smith County Kan Key Methodist Church Burwell Burwall John Stivers Glenwood Christian Church D. 8.Thompson Glenwood Cemetery G. P. McDowell Mille County Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs Omaha

Remarkable fossil leaves and nuts found in ancient deposit

Ashone the foxdilg discovered by the United States Geological Survey reveals well preserved impressions of ash, oak, beech, and hickory leaves along with three living species from states bordering the Gulf of Mexico. Nuts, preserved in water and buried by silt, remain in excellent condition though flattened. The deposit is at least a million years old.

Putt in the Bill and Architecture Teaching Art History

A collection of quotes discusses how art history ties to social change and the responsibility of designers. It includes Talbot F. Franklin on architecture reflecting living culture and a London Tit-Bits anecdote about a waiter and a pepper joke illustrating misperceptions of value.

Talbot F. Franklin Feedwell Walter Omer He - Ling London

Local Visits and Illness Among Area Residents

Henderson and G T Harover were Omaha visitors by auto last Sunday. Ed Wilkinson has been sick for two weeks with the flu. Miles Hazel Cain visited Macedonia last weekend. Misa Florence LaHue went to Carson for part of the week. Claude Owens and family of Red Oak spent Sunday with friends here. Misa Florene Strader returned from Red Oak Saturday. Henry Maxwell of Glenwood visited friends and relatives Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Viner and daughter visited from near Elliott last Sunday. Mrs G W Wilson enjoying a visit from her mother who came in.

G. T. Harover Omaha Auto Ed Wilkinson Miles Hazel Cain Macedonia Misa Florence LaHue Carson Claude Owens Red Oak Misa Florene Strader Henry Maxwell Glenwood Ralph Viner Elliott G. W. Wilson

Roundup of local arrivals and visits in Madedonia area

Several residents return from trips and visits to Omaha, Springfield, Glenwood, South Dakota, and Nevada Iowa. Families and friends gather at Martin Clark, J. H. Davis, and Goppock homes. Mrs. Maude Bryant, children, and others plan brief trips and homecomings amid community updates.

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Mark Goodrich Akron Ohio Ford Goodrich Tires Saare Oodrich “Tires Methodi al Episcopal Mila County Clasay Prama United States Geologus Survey Henderson Taras Johnnah Leo Madédonia Martin Clark Maude Bryant Jacob Goppock Mik Virathia “Hansen Romlie Faye’ Viet JH. Davis Watt Coops TD. Phillips South Dakota Migs Histe Wilkinson Platteburg Mra C. L. Hathor C. L, Wilson Nevada Arthur Dr. South Walter Bowers Sarah Woods Miri Woods Ghariea Parks Ralph LaHue McClelland George Wilson Ling’ Station J. L. Hanks South Side Eller Navy Eller’s Edwards Dick Edwards Bakery William Fox Gladys Brockwell Kultur Francis Joseph of Austria REX Theatre Glenwood Granite Works Paul Jones Iowa D. G. Jamison & Co South Side Square Glenwood, Iowa Saarav Glenwood,owa Hamilton’s Grocery
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