Welfare Board Commended in First Annual Report
The Glenwood Welfare Board, formed amid doubts, presents a praiseworthy first year showing devoted members, no pay, and substantial community aid. It reports on food clothing and nursing supports, 39 Christmas baskets, 96 garments, 225 welfare visits, and $250.45 for L R Kuykendall’s indebtedness, with plans to expand, especially in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Public Welfare Board
C. M. Ward
Nell Bogart
J. P. Hamilton
Department of Education
Department of Labor Supply
Fire Company
L. R. Kuykendall
Mills County National Bank
Welfare Board
Kuykendall
Tife
School Picnic at West Oak Marks Close of Year
Friday May 26 featured a picnic dinner, program, and treats for about five hundred attendees at West Oak School. Mrs. B Hamilton praised for satisfactory work as pupils and patrons hope she returns next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Oak
B. ©. Hamilton
Freshmen Picnic at Williams School House Grounds
A large class of freshmen from Glenwood attended a Friday picnic at the Williams school house grounds south of Glenwood. After hours of fun, a picnic supper was served. Chaperones were teachers Miss McGrew and Miss Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams School
Glenwood
Misses McGrew
Barnett
Glenwood High 1922 Graduation Caps Glenwood's Rex Theatre
The Glenwood High School graduating class of 1922 was celebrated Thursday night May 25 at the Rex Theatre. Miss Kathryn French the first female commencement speaker spoke on There Are No Impossibilities with psychology insights. Medals were awarded for essays on American Citizenship. The evening closed with a Nocturne by the mixed chorus and the audience urged more from the school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Glenwood High School
Misa Ella Geneva
D. S. Thompson
Glenwood
Kathryn French
Glenwood K. P. Lodge
Supt. Orr
Board of Education
W. M. Plimpton
J. F. Stille
Business Girls Elect The Business Girls Club Officers
The Business Girls club held its final regular meeting of the year in the court room. Miss Clarice Rist led the nominating committee and officers were elected: President Hattie Brown, 1st Vice Mila Moore, 2nd Vice Lena Fell, Recording Secretary Helen Smith, Treasurer Edna Record, Corresponding Secretary Mary Rathke, Supervisor Lou Gilleard, Auditor Verda Wheeler. A social meeting will be held monthly in summer. plans for a tennis court, hiking club, and future sports and picnics were set, with 21 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls Club
Clarice Rist
Hattie Brown
Mila Moore
Lena Fell
Helen Smith
Edna
Mary Rathke
Lou Gilleard
Verda Wheeler
Parade and memorial program at Armory and square
Capt. R H Humphrey leads parade forming at the square with American Legion Spanish American War veterans G A R and W R C in cars. Armory program at 2 pm includes invocation sermon readings songs speeches and audience songs. Free moving picture show at Rex Theatre featuring Western Speed and a comedy.
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R. EK. Humphrey
American Legion
G.A. R
Rex Theatre
Buck Jones
Free Memorial Day Programs at Rex Theatre and Court House Park
Evening program features a free moving picture show at Rex Theatre with priority admission for ex soldiers. A Glenwood Band concert will be held in Court House Park in the courtyard. Memorial Day arrangements emphasize free afternoon and evening shows for all, with ex soldiers given precedence.
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Rex Theatre
Court House Park
Glenwood Band
Osborne Valley Builds New School Structure
Osborne Valley School District No 3 Ingraham township awarded a contract for a 28 by 22 foot building to W O Coburn and J H Hendrix who will supply all materials at a price of 3259 dollars. The article notes a former editor of The Tribute once taught there and faced dismissal for alleged unjust punishment of a pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Valley
Ingraham Township
W. O. Coburn
J. H. Hendrix
Samson Howard
W. S. Lewis
Frazee
Decoration Day Observed at Glenwood Armory
Tomorrow is Decoration Day with parades to the cemetery. The Band Legion and Auxiliary Spanish American and Company 1 members meet at the Armory at 9 a m to prepare for the procession. A R and W R C meet at I O O F P Hall at 9 am. cars will be provided to the cemetery. An afternoon program at 2 pm includes readings music and an address by Hon John Y Stone. After 4 pm in the Armory moving pictures at Rex Theatre. At 8 pm the band performs.
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Glenwood
Legion and Auxiliary
Company 1
A. R's
Armory
John Y. Stone
Rex Theatre
Concert program to be held in court house park or Armory
The event lists a musical program including DeMeyer Mexican Dance Santa Rosa, Latrendeau The Golden Wand, and Luders Prince of Pilsen plus Teddy Trom and Texarkana, with the National Emblem march. Glenwood businesses will close from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. some for the entire day. orders for engraved calling cards offered by The Tribune.
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DeMeyer
Santa Rosa
Kiefer
Luders
Teddy Trom- Dore
King Fox
Texarkana
Holmes
Bagley
Glenwood
Primary election battles in Iowa Republican race
The Iowa primary looms on June 6 with six candidates for U S Senator after Kenyon left the Senate for a federal judgeship. Brookhart faces a field including Thorne and others as Republicans try to label Brookhart a Socialist. Campaigns intensify across offices from senator to county seats in Mills County.
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U. S
Kenyon
Farmer's Bloc
U. S. Senate
Senate
Kendall
Smith Brookhart
Cummins
National Republican
Tad Jured
Pickett
Francis
Sweet
Stanley
Clifford Thorne
Washington, Ia
Brookhart
Thorne
Cumming Wil
Railroads
Cumming
Payne
Iowa, Forum
Mills Thare
Woman Sheriff Candidate Appeals to Republicans
An unidentified female candidate addresses Republican voters asserting that women can perform sheriff duties. She cites successful precedents, notes jail experience, and asks support for June 5. She emphasizes confidence in performing all duties with a deputy and seeks endorsement as a capable citizen candidate.
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Gtr
May Party for Kiddies Brightens Glenwood Hall
A large crowd gathered at the I O O F hall in Glenwood for a May Party hosted by the K P Lodge entertainment committee led by L. Robinson Dahle Boyer and Harry Hubbell. The program featured juvenile dancing poetry in motion Greek dancing and a May Pole routine by young children plus a standout act by a “colored juvenile band” with end men jokes and song. Mrs Elsa Jones directed with Miss Pietsch and a group of young performers delivering songs dances and recitations before refreshments and souvenirs for all children.
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Glenwood
I. O. O. F. Hall
L. 9. Robinson
Dahle Boyer
Harry Hubbell
K. P. Lodge
Eva Pletsch
Misa Pletsch
Gleniwood
Merri Old England
She van Pelt
Elsa Jones
Miss. Platsch
Cleva Hartman
Julie Miller
Gwendolyn Townsend
Janet Jones
Barbara Workman
Mary Eleanor Rathke
Virginia Estes
Rachel Johnson
Tempa
London
Roy Fackler
Leslie Davis
Donald Lewis
Paul Crewdson
Russell Cheyney
Paul Criswell
Kenneth Patton
Ewing Jones
Eugens
Deacon
Wilmer Cheyney
Maying
Mary Brown
Blanche Burres
Didred Bennett
Ruth Kier
Lorny Boyer
Merril Plimpton
Net
Mary Elsa
Mildred VanPelt
Maxine Miller
Eloise Dodder
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Soldiers Monument
Glenwood Cemetery
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L. RK
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van F. Barnes
America
John
Stone
Louise Lyon
Thelma Roberts
Everett Bennett
Edwin Myers
Harold Bichel
Thomas
Kier
The
Silent Voice
Separee Eden
Kipling
Benediction Nette
Janice Godsey
Helen Agan
Louise Lyon Rey
G. T. Roberts
Tribune
Iowa
Harvey
Glenwood, Iowa
Sammy
the Tribune
Blockhart
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