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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

4

Home-Coming Day parade and banquet details update

Mills County residents prepare for a large Home-Coming event with 10 am soldier assembly at the Armory, 2 pm parade review, and 6:30 pm banquet. Addresses and speakers listed, rest rooms provided, decorations urged, and safety rules stressed including no firearms or giant crackers.

Glenwood Pacific Junction Millis County Guy Mayberry Mills County National Bank Lamb Bank Malvern Pache

Married pairs set in West Oak and Sioux City

George Iven White and Goldie Viola Boyce of West Oak will wed at the D S Thompson home Thursday afternoon with Rev. Thompson officiating. The Tribune notes the May 16 Sioux City ceremony of Miss Josephine Coil and Nove Haralson, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Coil, former Glenwood residents. Haralson, recently home from France service, is a foreman at a Cudahy Packing plant in Sioux City. The couples will reside in Sioux City and rural well wishes flow from their communities.

George Iven White Goldie Viola Boyce West Oak D. S. Thompson Rev. Thompson Tribune The Sioux City Joesphine Coil Nove. Haralson J. H. Coil Glenwood France Cudahy Packing Company

Glenwood High Ends Term With Banquet Plays and Graduates

Glenwood High closes for term next week with events led by the Junior-Senior banquet at 140 C. F. hall Friday May 28 and a Baccalaureate sermon Sunday May 25 at 8 p m by Rev D S Thompson at the Baptist church. Senior class play Fi F of the Doll Shop June 28 29 and commencement at Rex Theatre Friday May 30 8 p m. Graduates listed include Lee Miller Viva Evans Eien Terry Dorothy Lyon Wauneta Dunn Carrie Heyern Charley Wirth Mable Walling Dodwin Mogridge Mina Valentine Grace Gunselley Leonard Fitzgibbons Neva Lamb Homer Fair Betty Jones Hattie Royle Robert Evans Edith Muffley Wayne Gilmore Marvel Wright Robert Record Pauline Sawyer Lorna Plimpton Anna Donelan. The Woman's Club finished its year with a closing program and social hour. retiring president Mrs T Q Records to be succeeded by Mrs George Haley. Other officers named. Additional notes on local arrivals and honor roll additions listed.

Glenwood Rex Theatre Lee Miller Viva Evans Eien Terry Dorothy Lyon Wauneta Dunn Carrie Heyern Charley Wirth Mable Walling Dodwin Mogridge Mina Valentine Grace Gunselley Leonard Fitzgibsons Neva Lamb Homer Fair Betty Jones Hattie Royle Robert Evans Edith Muffley Wayne Gilmore Marvel Wright Robert Record Pauline Sawyer Lorna Plimpton Anna Donelan

Glenwood Proclaims May 26 as Homecoming Holiday

The City of Glenwood Iowa proclaims Monday May 26 a legal holiday to honor returning service members. Businesses to close and the city square plus adjacent side streets are to be traffic free unless parade committee orders. Fireworks and explosives are banned on this day.

Glenwood social notes and visits from local residents

Mrs. D. O. Gwinn of St. Louis arrived Tuesday awaiting her overseas husband. Glenwood friends discuss Mrs. A. B. Judson funeral plans. Perdue of Wayne Neb visited with J. W. Bartlett, planning to stay for homecoming. Reafleng of Lyons township in town after flu and smallpox quarantine, amid Iowa’s spring scenery.

D. O. Gwinn St. Louis Silver Grange Glenwood A. B. Judson Harold The D. Harold Folsom Carl Gustafson Brown Miller Jim Sawyers Red Oak Jack Otto Judkins Perdue Wayne Neb Per J. W. Bartlett Malvern Iowa Keg Creek Glenwood Lake George Reafleng Lyons Township Reafleng Willie T. Johnson

Deaths in Center township and abroad

Notices announce the death of Mrs. Warren Young in Glenwood after a sinking spell and pending funeral plans for Ft. Pierre. Another obituary honors Mrs. A. B. Judson of Center township, active in Grange circles, with funeral arrangements in Silver City. Washington reports the death in France of 1st class Private Ralph Reeves, son of Mrs. Maggie Reeves, from hemorrhage and shell shock after service since July 1918.

Washington, D. C Maggie Reeves France Ralph Reeves

Wynnts Post Office Hours On Homecoming Day May 26

On Monday May 26 Homecoming Day the Wynnts post office hours will close at 10 a m General delivery at the post office will be closed in the forenoon City delivery will be made only in the forenoon Rural carriers will perform their regular deliveries Mail will be dispatched as usual.

Howe couple learn of son's safe Boston arrival

Mr and Mrs A J Howe received a telegram Wednesday morning confirming the safe arrival in Boston of their son Lieut Ewart Howe. He likely travelled on to New York today and is expected to come to Camp Grant NL to obtain his discharge.

A. J. Howe Boston Lieut. Ewart Howe New York Camp Grant

Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices Across Mills County

Obituaries report the 1918 death of Ralph in France with survivors including parents and two brothers, and note a July farewell crowd in No. 4. Mrs. C V B Russell dies in Forest Grove Oregon aged 73, survived by husband and two daughters with funeral held Wednesday. Dr J M Barstow, Glenwood physician, dies at home after a long Mills County career. he taught in St Marys township and lectured at Creighton College.

Fimes Inisa Ralph Clarence France Fred Gound Bluffs No. 4 G. W. B. Russell Glenwood C. V. B. Russell Forest Grove Ore H. GC. Atwell J. M. Barstow Council Bluffs Baratow Mills County St. Marys Township Bellevue Neb Creighton College

Fi Fi Rehearsal Caper Draws Crowds at Armory

Cynthia recalls a wild rehearsal scene at the Fi Fi club with shouting, dancing, and a flirtatious Fi Fi. The narrator describes masked revelry, a lively crowd, and a dramatic exit as the director storms out, leaving spectators amused and astonished. The tale ends with a lunch encore and thee entertaining Luncheon heading.

Memorial Sunday and church notices in a local paper

Sunday school at 9 45 a m followed by a memorial observance at the Methodist Episcopal church. Baccalaureate and sermons scheduled at Baptist and Congregational churches. Gospel Team meets next Sunday at Congregational church. Evening service adjustments noted. Dayhoff missionaries to Africa. Social session of the C B on Tuesday with tulip prize tale. Shout-ins requested from readers.

Methodist Episcopal Church Thoas Congregational Church Baptist Church Thomas Evans Holiness

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rev Stevenson Col Tinley Capt Haley Hon C. W. Black Teehee R. BH Humphrey Elmer ‘Oleon A. IR Haralson Coll Glen’wood Club T. Q. Records George Haley Jas. Swope Margaret Skillicorn Enore Wolfe F. E. L. Hester Company I Ed Mc|Clure Pacific Tynction Charles Beatty Glenwood Wodnperdey Lucas and I .Colgan Pacific Aes Pacific Charles Abshire Peter Layson Frank Anderson Pacific Jet Wi Bursoy Glenwood Ure O. Baldwin Biner Jamies Egenrnialen F. J. Wallace City OF Warren Young Trinity Valley Tex Clarence Miller Young Ft. Pierre 8. D Center Township Grange van Dyke Silver City John B. Rogers Cast Ewe Cynthia Firat Pieece Cluders John Mirandy D. 8. Thompson Christian Church K. P. Lodge Logan Shirley Lewis Shareh Relief Corp Grand Army of ‘61 Grand Army William Stevenson Prgram citi_zeng Christian Union Memorial M. E. Church Endeavor P. m Epiacopal Thompson King’s Heralde Epworth League Wm. Stevenson C. B P. S
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