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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1918

Page

2

Pacific Junction Service Flag Dedication Amid Storytelling

Pacific Junction held a service at M. B. church honoring a service flag amid a crowded evening. The program featured solos and a band, with two flags described, one for the boys with 36 stars and a small one for Miss Esther Rose the nurse. Local residents and many visitors were noted along with updates on staff resignations and staff movements.

M. B Jilly Medley Muriel Johnson Edith Carl Margaret Corcoran Dean Érica Walker Ey St. Clair Y Roy Adams Isle F. Rand St.lair Esther Rose Will Crook Harvey Rimel

Hastings Boys Enlist in Naval Recruiting Station

Three Hastings youths Guy Christie Geo Hanson and Ray Kelley enlisted at Hed Wak last Saturday and were accepted for service. They returned to Red Quak to depart for the Great Lakes station with community good wishes. Hastings has long supported service with its men entering as volunteers or inductees and serving proudly.

Hastings

Hastings Memorial and Decoration Services Held

The people of Hastings held memorial and decoration services last Sunday afternoon. At 3 p.m. Rev. Smith addressed a crowded church audience with a fine sermon. Afterward the graves of soldiers were decorated at the cemetery. Miss Alice Strother, Home Demonstration Agent, will lead a meeting June 1 at 7 30 p.m. in the K of P domestic science room. All interested ladies may attend. W D Clark and F J McMillan visited Hastings over Sunday from Omaha.

Hastings Alice Strother Domestic Science Room K. of P W. D. Clark Omaha F. J. McMillan

Local notes from Hastings and vicinity during wartime

The Hastings area reports visitors and residents with military ties at Camp Travis and Camp Dodge. Ralph Caven visits with grandparents in Presott while John Peterson serves at Camp Travis. Merle Clark becomes Purcell Grocery clerk replacing Peterson. Local trips include Miss Marjorie Snodgrass, and Marie McFarland visiting relatives in Strahan and Hastings. A new poultry market ad seeks eggs and hides. A Clark-Young family gathering honors Guy Christy enlisting at Red Oak, with death of Mrs Howard Hannah noted in Sidney. Mrs Parish travels from Casper to Hastings then Benton Harbor.

Ralph Caven Preseott John Peterson Engineer Corps Camp Travis Marie McFarland Strahan W. B. Gaven Floyd Frink Omaha Marjorie Snodgrass Emerson Hastings Merle Clark Purcell Grocery H. B. Garrison Frink Marie Mitchell Glenwood T. R. Young Malvern Margaret Young Wilma Shaw Academy Department Tabor College Tex Dodge Our Travis Oscar Hertz Fremont Loys Eiverything J .F. Cluistte Guy N &Avy Red Oak Great Lakes Howard Hannah Sidney Blanchard Mary Stockton N. W. Collingland Guy Christine

Local notes move through Ames area and nearby towns

Mrs J D Ironmonger and Miss Wolf spent Tuesday in Omaha visiting friends. Leonard Gilmore returns home from Ames. Red Cross drive report delayed to Monday. Sunday school picnic at Mrs Clarence Miller's. Miss Blanche Shields travels to Stanton to visit Miss Mildred Eekland. Charles D Lugsch and Fred Lugsch visiting with parents Dan Lugsch. Esther Stranathan returns from Wesleyan University Lincoln. Posey Staples enlists in Uncle Sam's service and is stationed at Ft Worth Texas. Beulah Hatcher visits Mechanicville friend Guy Kay. Assistant Game and Fish Warden Hall investigated an illegal hunter on East Botna. Grover Mickelwall Ed Marshall and E A Davis hosted a dinner party. Junior Christian Endeavor held an ice cream social. County extension agent Abe Stration guest of Miss Norma Agan. Prof C H Carter to Peru Nebraska summer school for post graduate study. Mrs Carter to stay with Clarence Miller's parents. Edwin Plimpton at government radio school in Lincoln with fifty others awaiting enlistment. Roy Duncan sets June 4 for excursion date to Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas with camera views.

Mary Mullca Plattsmouth Clara DeLashmutt J. A. Jungquist Letish Martin Omaha T. H. Martin Elsa Johnson Johnson Home Noah Johnson Wayne Neb Dean Purcell H. H. McCartney Manhattan Kan James Shuffler Company France Aviation Department George Troth Camp Cody Robert Carlson Lincoln Fred Carlson Agnes O'Neill St. Joseph Hospital St. Joe Wmn. O'Neill Guy Hines Supt. Wiseman Wiseman Bacon Detroit Great Lakes Esther Stranathan Wesleyan University of Lincoln George Posey Staples Uncle Saim Ft. MenArthur Waco Tex Beulah Hatcher Mechaniceville Mia Guy Kay Christian Church Alice Strother Our County Norma Agan Reinbeck C. H. Carter Summer School of Peru State Normal College Carter Clarence Miller Edwin Plimpton Government Roy Duncan Rio Grande Valley Texas Oispray Seebie

Deaths of H H McCartney and others in Kansas and Iowa

Obituary notes the death of H H Hank McCartney at Manhattan Kansas after a 26 year rail service career in Pacific Junction Iowa. Born 1845 in Walton County Illinois, he lived in Vilisca and Pacific Junction before moving to Manhattan. Funeral rites were held in Villisca. The column also reports the death of Alan Bertram Lindsyr, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsyz of Glenwood, with funeral by Elder Rouse and local neighbors assisting. Other local items describe family movements and social ties in Glenwood and Council Bluffs.

H. H. McCartney H. H Hank) McCartney Manhattan Kaw McCartney Pacific Junction Bin Henry Arty McCartner Walton County Ill Van Monmouth College Villisca Misa Eva Childs First National Bank Mary Alice Cole Kan Masonic I. O Vil- Huca K. P Iowa Harry Krittlebaugh Chariton Childs A. B. Lindsyz Alva Neb Glenwood Alan Bertram Alan Bertram Lindsyr Alvo Manuel Frances Lucile Kathryn Stark Holbrook Sarah Gun Selley Council Bluffs

Marriages and a death mark Malvern notes

A Malvern area death is reported with funeral details at the late home under IOOP lodges. Separately, a May 22 wedding at the Mellor home joins Kath ryne Mellor to Lieut John Bergman Stoddart of Camp Dodge amid a military themed ceremony. Additional short notices cover Glenwood and Red Oak unions, plus a letter from Sergeant M E Bachman in Waco Texas praising home support for service members.

George Mellor Malvern Kathryne John Bergman Stoddart Camp Dodge William Moore Presbyterian Church Stoddart Omaha Lincoln 938Th Field Artillery Pi Bata Phi Tuient Tribune Liaut, Stoddart Foreign Service M, E, Bachman

One Hundred Percent Merits At Mureka School No 2

Mureka school No 2 in St. Mary township held a May 17 box social to aid the Red Cross and Thrift Stamp campaigns. Boxes netted 54 dollars, split evenly for Red Cross and War Savings Thrift Stamps. Miss Min der Bailey and pupils presented a strong program aided by Council Bluffs visitors Irene Bailey and Ngomi Hansen.

Mureka School St. Mary Township Red Cross Minder. Bailey Council Bluffs M. Irene Bailey God Ngomi Hansen

Visiting at Wayne Leaves Mixed Family Notes

Visit reports at Wayne mention Mr and Mrs Ralph McPheron and daughter Mies Hazel, and Mr and Mrs Bom Vinton with extended Vinton family. Details unclear due to incomplete text but indicates gatherings or greetings among local households.

Ralph McPheron Mies Hazel Bom Vinton Vinton

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Harley Gerry Benson B. T Jessie Purcell Bellevue Dean John Olson Lesther Olson L. L. Lutter Sheridan Wyo Naval Station Elmer Olson Roy Lowman Eliott Mra. M. BD. Walker Florence Lowman Fred Rose Creston Jack Walker Fred Clyde Pace L. M. Billinger Denver C. i. Supple Cresston J. W. Knowles Mary Virginth Parnell San Antonio Robert Bogle South Dakota Cenlterville Shipman Jut York Ean Glenswood Miss Roberts Tabor Miss Hicks Alexander Villisea Coulson Centerville Sr Forde State Savings Bank County of Mills Jander National Bank Total Assets Mills County Ss. We Chas. F. Davis W. C. DeLashmutt W. Boyle Louis W. Boyle A. DeLashmutt Eb Boyle Mille County J. D. Ironmonger Miss Wolf Leonard Gilmore Ames Miller Blanche Shields Stanton Mildred Eekland Charles D Lugsch Sac City Fred Lugsch Cherokee Dan Lugsch Hall East Bota Mesdames Grover Mickelwall Ed Marshall E. A. Davis Alan Bertram Lindsyz, Jr William Stark van Brunt Auto Co Robert Knight Council Bluffs Hospital Gitchel-Taylor T. G. Byers Harry Alfred Gitchel Gladys Myrtle Taylor Chester DeWeese Florence Crouch Nance Massengale Ben Nance Ruby Massengale Emerson Vicinity Justice Thomas Sergeant Bachman
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