03 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1921
Page
1
Glenwood community notices highlight reviews of a play and local happenings. Visitors include W H Morgan and Mrs Ida Craig with Harvey, while Winifred Mites travels to Chicago. Prohibition quips, duck hunter success, and Armistice Day planning are noted alongside court divorce items and a Rex Theatre program.
In California a wife, posing as a mime to trap her flirtatious husband, sued for divorce. Letters from him served as exhibit A, and the court granted her a decree. The ad for Taniac health aid is a distraction in the text.
Local notices list multiple offerings and requests from Glenwood Iowa: rooms for rent and housekeeping space, livestock including Duroc spring shorts and Partridge Rock cockerels, potatoes and wood for sale, and a Hay press. Also missing dog found, junk buyers, and a job ad for a salesman. Connexions to Denpree, Barnard, Hurst, Merritt, Eller, and other area contacts.
Local notes from Glenwood and nearby towns recount births, visits, and community events. Highlights include a birth October 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Walt Marshall, a two week Lake Michigan trip by Sailor Maxwell, bonds registered in Strahan, and various visits by Hastings and Malvern residents. Also mentioned are a $25 reward for show window vandalism, a $10,000 school bond, and reports on local meetings, injuries, and road changes near Keg Creek.
Elmer W. Collier of Hastings and Roxie Beals of Emerson wed at the Hutchings' home in Glenwood after seeking Rev. Roberts. The wedding, held Sunday around 4 p.m., was celebrated in the parsonage as neighbors opened their home for the ceremony. Best wishes pour in from east side friends.
Rathkesa chairman of that committee authorized to make arrangements for celebration of Armistice Day. Mr. Rathké was appointed as his assistant Messie. Dr. Caughlan, R. BE. Humphrey, F. D. Logan and W. Lewis.
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