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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1918

Page

1

Glenwood social notes and visitors list from town column

Glenwood residents and guests frequent the town page with many Omaha visitors. Notes mention Mrs Harvey Eller of Omaha, Miss May Murphy, Mr and Mrs Ott Barnett, Mrs Edwyn Evans, Miss Bessie Boyle, Mrs J D Ironmonger, Jacob Pitsenberger, Merle C Irwin wounded in France, Winifred Estes bringing home Claude from Colorado, Ernest and Clifford Williams at the State Fair, W A J Goodwin visiting, Otto Judkins returning from vacation, Fred Reeves visiting, Mr and Mrs Albert Brown, L Z Crozier moving to town with Crozier to teach science and athletics, Mrs W C Timmons visiting Clifton, Mrs Bessie Vanstone and Gordon visiting from Seattle, and bankers meeting in Des Moines for the Fourth Loan. Also mentions Sam Phelps enlisting and Jesse Steele visiting before Camp Dodge.

Harvey Eller Omaha T. O. Filler Celia London Matthew Mtyers May Murphy Ott Barnett Edwyn Evans Iiving Black Hills Bessie Boyle J. D. Ironmonger Jacob Pitsenberger Ashland Neb Daily Merle C. Irwin Post Office D. L. Bennett W. A. J. Goodwin Kansas City Otto Judkins Depot Force Des Moines Fred Reeves Council Bluffs Maggie Reeves Bick Albert Brown Plattsmouth Roy Craig Brown Craig L. Z. Crozier Malvern Glenwood Crozier Stivers Bernie Mershon E. Dean Wm. Lamb Iowa State Alice Lamb Millis County Women’s Loan Organization Sam Phelps Henderson Phelps Jesse Steele the Fair Store Holdredge Jesse Camp Dodge

Chiropractic Can Help You

There are several persons suffering in various stages of illness who have failed to find relief through accepted health methods. The piece argues chiropractic treatment offers potential relief and urges seeking such care.

Local Notes from Across Iowa and NebraskA

Attorney C Genung visits Befl Oak Tuesday. Mrs Ida Bachman joins Dunn Dudley as new clerk. Charles J Woods of Imogene listed among those severely wounded. Miss Helen Burkett visiting grandmother Mrs Sarah Wright in Lincoln. Dr Hester attends Southwestern Iowa Medical Society meeting in Shenandoah. Miss Hazel Waterman returns to Dunn Dudley office. Mr and Mrs James Slezak visit Williamsburg Indiana with children. J H Stivers promoted to manager at Fullerton yard in Tabor. Mr and Mrs L S Ferguson receive surprise visit from relatives Harvey Bristol and Belle Weikal en route to western Nebraska and Colorado. Mrs Bristol is Ferguson’s sister.

C. ‘. Genung Ida Bachman Conncil Bluffs Dunn & Dudley Charles J. Woods Imogene Helen Burkett Lincoln Neb Sarah Wright Hester Southwestern Iowa Medical Society Shenandoah Hazel Waterman James Slezak Whilliamsburg William Slezak J. H. Stivers Fullerton Glenwood Tabor L. S. Ferguson Harvey Bristol Buchanan Mich Belle Weikal Vandalia Nebraska Colorado Bristol Ferguson

Three to Funston entrain for limited service at Camp Funston

Three men left for limited service on Tuesday this week. Those heading to Camp Funston were William H. Brown Irving G. Bass and C F Edie. Also notices advertise wants for sale and services including a pedigreed stallion a watch and job and various farm and household items for sale or trade. Adverts include Alfalfa seed priced at 13 dollars per bushel and bags at 60 cents, and an almost new Overland Chummy Roadster for sale due to illness. Contacts provided include Homer Clipson L Hurst P Kilmartin and Mrs J R Graham Glenwood and Malvern Iowa.

Funston Camp Funston William H. Brown Irving G. Bass C. F. Edie Cood P. Kilmartin Malvern Milla County J. R. Graham Glenwood

House for sale in Council Bluffs by owner George Karges

A quick sale ad states asking price 600 dollars with 60 dollars cash move in tomorrow and 12 dollars per month. The property is described as the first house south of the pumping station, five rooms, large cistern and large lot, must sell at once.

George Karges Council Bluffs

Nebraska Lands for Farmers in Southeastern Nebraska

Advertisement from Stewart Bros Investment Co Tecumseh inviting buyers to invest in alfalfa corn and other grains in southeastern Nebraska describing abundant crops and cheaper land than Iowa. The firm promises to match farm types with properties and asks for references from interested buyers. They note over 35 years in business and offer good title and values.

Nebraska Iowa Stewart Bros. Investment Co Tecumseh

Two Emerson weddings join Merritt Taylor and Avis Birdsall

In Emerson on Wednesday September 4 at 4 p m Rev Rh B West presided at the wedding of Merritt Taylor and Avis Birdsall at the bride's home with family and close friends present. The couple received a two course lunch as pink and white decor delighted guests. Taylor is a Navy recruit and the pair plan a brief Omaha trip before awaiting his call. Also reported is Miss Faye Chamberlin and Lieut Louis Dee Mallonee wedding in Glenwood with immediate relatives only. The bride, a Glenwood native and Simpson College graduate, will reside in Des Moines after his commission at Camp Dodge. George Green and Mrs Lila Platt wed in Omaha on September 3 and will live in Pacific Junction where the bride owns property.

Emerson Maud Taylor Emerson High School State Normal Cedar Falls Parsons College John Taylor Emerson Vicinity U. S. Navy Omaha Mildred Weed Ruth Fisher Lila Coates Helen West Sarah McDowell June Woods Glenwood Lowell Patrick Farle Cramer Orpha Birdsall Claremont S. D Faye Chamberlin Louis Dee Mallonee Madison Wis John 5. Chamberlin The Tribune Simpson College Pi Beta Phi Sorority Pp. E Denison Tut Sioux City University of Wisconsin Law School Wisconsin State University U. S. Service Camp Dodge Des Moines George Green Lila Platt Pacific Junction Junction

Deaths: William VanKirk at County Home Farm

William VanKirk died at the County Home Farm on Friday night August 30. Born in Pennsylvania about 79 years ago, he moved to Mills County in the 1880s and lived in Glenwood before joining the County Farm in 1915. He never married and leaves a sister in Pennsylvania and relatives Ed Van Kirk and Mrs. Charles Moore of Silver City. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Van Dyke in Silver City on Sunday. Birthday celebrants: September 2 at the Roenfelds home with neighbors and relatives enjoying ice cream.

William VanKirk Pennsylvania Mills County Glenwood Vankirk Ed van Kirk Charles Moore Silver City van Dyke

Teachers of Our Schools Continued for Page 1

Malvern Superintendent Joseph Westoff and high school principal Eva Brokaw lead a list of faculty across multiple schools. Names include Anatasia Paul, Jute Wright, Bessie Bayley, Geneva Seeger, Ida Salyers, Minnie Rhoades, Rheda Whalen, Mildred Creighton, and Anna Copely among others, with principals and assistants at Emerson, Silver City, Henderson, Pacific Junction, Strahan Consolidated, Sunrise, East Sunbeam, and West Sunbeam locations.

Malvern Joseph Westoff Eva J. Brokaw Anatasia Paul Jute Wright Bessie Bayley Geneva Seeger Ida Salyers Minnie Rhoades Rheda Whalen Mildred Creighton Anna Copely Margaret Fleming Ruby Shannon Ethel Medley Ethel Poland Fern Wightman Henderson Genevieve L. Edwards Minnie B. Griffin Mabel Kepner Nina Triplett Juanita Evans Pacific Junction P. J. Sager Arline Shipman Lucille Dean Elizabeth Hall May Hicks Hulda Focht Pearl Alexander Martha Coulson Strahan Consolidated South Grove Blanche Burton Fairview Nancy Davis Preston Velma Husband Sunrise Marian Knight East Sunbeam Pearle McFarland West Sunbeam

War letters from home and camp reports from Iowa soldiers

Excerpts recount letters from William C Beaton of Company I 66th Engineers and Ronald Kier in Great Lakes service. Beaton describes transfers to Ft Jay New York City area, practicing for flights, awaiting overseas orders, and fond camp-life details including Knights of Columbus and Coney Island. Kier writes of a 36 hour furlough spent with Glenwood friends in Chicago and a warm home welcome, reflecting on his leave experiences.

William Beaton The Tribune William C. Beaton Company I 66Th Engineers Fort Hamilton N. Y Ft. Jay Ft. Hamilton New York City Knights of Columbus Coney Island 168Th Infantry Herlin Iowa Wm. C. Beaton

August Flower Remedy Claimed for Digestion Relief

Green's August Flower is advertised as a household remedy for constipation, indigestion, liver trouble, and general low spirits. The ad says a few doses relieve symptoms, describing it as a gentle laxative sold by F W Kelley, Druggist, Glenwood, Iowa.

Green F.W. Kelley Glenwood

Let Us Help You Get Ready For School

A brief note urges students to prepare for the new school year with a focus on affordable school supplies. The piece playfully addresses children directly, noting the upcoming return to school and promising value, while acknowledging parents typically handle purchases.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chiropractic Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors Phone & Glenwood, Fa Bahamas Homer Clipson Route Two Tabor, Ta L. Hurst East Side Square Glenwood, Ia Will Bowley W. J. W. Winkler Ed Marshall Mallonee-Chamberlin Ferdinand Roenfeld Hastings Princippal E. B. Fritz Jeannette Houstman Leona Flinn Jennie Priest Carrie Luther Silver City High School Lois Halley John Anthony Nina Bent Gertrude Falwell Clipton Allene McCoy Nellia Borene Beatrice van Kirk Arette Ralph Tom’ Evans Edith Louise Wagoner Baptist Church Allenwood Boy Janes Hla Stetson Wallory Hamilton & Matthews REAL West Side Square Litttle France Plain Price A Campbell Glenwood, Ta
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