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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1920

Page

3

Death claims pioneer Mrs. Sarah McGrew in Emerson

Obituary notes Mrs. Sarah McGrew aged 80, widow of James C. McGrew, who died August 22, 1920 in Emerson after a long life in Mills County. Born February 18, 1840 near Fredericktown Ohio, she and her husband migrated from John son County to Iowa in 1865 and 1876 settled in Mills County. Surviving children include Mrs. Allie Albraith, J. F. McGrew (died 1918), W. S. McGrew, Mrs. Clara McDowell, Mrs. Lucy Cox, Warner L. McGrew, and Mrs. Ella B. Sturgeon. The piece recalls Edwin J. Lufkin’s sudden Torrance death, and Alma Louise Hanfeld’s death at Beatrice Nebraska, with funeral details and family notices.

Sarah McGrew James McGrew Emerson J. F. McGrew Sarah Jr. Durbin Fredericktown Ohio Hmerson James C. McGrew Mills County Alliealbraith Boulder Calo W. 5. McGrew Clara McDowell Lucy A. Cox Sutherland Nebr Warner L. McGrew Abernash Colo Ella EB. Sturgeon Eldorado Kansas Edwin Lufkin Glenwood Los Angeles Consolidated Lumber Company Torrance Edwin J. Lufkin Gera A. Lufkin Obispo Avenue Lufkin Iowa Denver Borfore Long Beach A. W. Lufkin North Western Avenue Cora Wickman Alma Louise Hanfeld Henry Hanfeld Wellfleet Nebraska Beatrice Miss Hanteld Evangelical Lutheran Church Joseph Stille

Briar Club Opens Year with September Meeting

The Briar Club held its first meeting of the year Friday evening in the County Superintendent’s assembly room. B. Dean chaired as 8 p.m. start, with a motion to begin September and October meetings at 7:30 p.m. Wayne Choate was elected secretary and treasurer, though finances were largely managed at the first.

B. Dean Wayne Choate

Open Forum Club Hosts Readings on Specialism and Niche

A club, with no membership fee or collections, invites all interested in the papers read to discuss them freely. The first meeting featured T. Q. Records presenting Specialism the Reason and the Remedy. On Sept 17 Shirley Gillilland will discuss The Niche We Occupy.

T. Q Shirley Gillilland

Makes Big Average in Long Journey

Jay Wright, Ford enthusiast, returned to Iowa after a 15 day Canadian northwest trip. He covered 2400 miles averaging about 180 miles daily and found roads fine. Repairs cost just $1.50 while tubes remained unaltered. The Wrights camped safely at home and enjoyed a delightful trip with good roads.

Jay Wright Ford Efficiency Canada Northwest Jay Ford Iowa

Charlie Chaplin Returns to Rex Theatre in Dual Show

The Rex Theatre promotes a Tuesday and Wednesday double bill headlined by Charlie Chaplin in The Fireman a returning Glenwood engagement from three years ago. Also on the program are six other reels including the five reel feature T Other Dear Charmer with Louise Huff and a three reel Christie Comedy Stop Look and Listen. Admission is 10 and 26 cents with shows at 8 and 10.

Charlie Chaplin Rex Theatre Glenwood Charlie

Family Reunion Brings George Brower Kin Together

A large family reunion of the George Brower family was held Sunday August 29 at the Krank New Man home south of Glenwood. About a score attended including guests C28 Knowles and wife and son Wilbur of Sioux City, with many Glenwood neighbors and friends enjoying the day and a fine meal.

Krank Newman Glenwood George, Brower Knowles Wilbur Sioux City Marl Hodges George Brower Jr Charles Seitz Alpert Skages George Hrower Atd Glenwood and Viciity Gurney Bunk Dumfries B. Knowles

Carrying Concealed Weapons Case in Glenwood

Henry Johnson a special C IB and Q officer brought two men to Glenwood this morning named Henry Morning and Henry Cash. They were charged with carrying concealed weapons and bound over to the grand jury. They are jailed awaiting the grand jury meeting.

Ifenry Johnson Glenwood A. m Flenry Ifenry Goodrich Grand Jury

Burglary Suspect Pleads Guilty in Anamosa Case

Taken to Anamosa, Tella Crites, the man accused of burglary at Strahan and Hill yer auto theft, pleaded guilty and waived grand jury action. Judge Woodruff sentenced him to 5 years in Anamosa. Deputy Logan and Attorney Cook escorted Crites to the reformatory last week.

Tella Crites Strahan Hillyer Crand Woodruff Anamosa Logan Cook Crites

Glenwood Pythian Sisters Hold First Meeting

The Glenwood Pythian Sisters resume after summer with a Thursday night September 9 meeting featuring a program and refreshments. Members are urged to attend to begin the year's work with vim.

Glenwood Pythian Sisters

Birthday Celebration at Miss Scott’s Glenwood Home

A lively Saturday gathering at Miss Gladys Scott’s Goodview hill home in Glenwood marked her birthday. After games and amusements, guests shared refreshments around a birthday cake, with Miss Scott receiving a Rebekah emblematic ring as a gift.

Gladys Scott Goodview Hill Glenwood Miss Scott Rebekah Hazel MacPheron Vera Phelps Nelle Reasoner Gertrude Reasoner Gretchen Reasoner Marjorie Buffington Trivia Schade Lulu Gilleard Jassie Frazier Trennie Frazier Lucile McKnight June Woods

Three Birthdays Celebrated At Aistrope Home

Aestrope residence in north Tabor hosted a September 5 gathering for Ralph McPheron and his grandson Ralph Jr and Mrs T M Aistrope as their shared birthday day near September 4. Attendees enjoyed a dinner and socializing, with politics excluded.

Ralph McPheron Ralph Jr T. M.aistrope T. M. Aistrope North Tabor

Missionary Society Elects Church Officers For Year

The missionary society of the M. E. church met Thursday afternoon in the church and elected officers for the coming year. The official family includes Mrs. J. O. Hathaway as President, Mrs. B. F. Ward as Vice President, Mrs. S. P. Stranathan as Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Wm. Slezak as Recording Secretary, Mrs. F. J. Wallace as Treasurer, Mesdames J. S. Chamberlin and R. B. Vinton as Mite Box Secretaries.

the Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Inez J. O. Hathaway B. F. Ward S. P. Stranathan Wm. Slezak Red F. J. Wallace J. S. Chamberlin R. B. Vinton

Public Schools All Commence Countywide Beginning Day

The county begins its public school term with widespread attendance. The article notes increased teacher salaries this year, highlights the social parity for teachers, and urges community appreciation and support for educators as essential to Americanism and national safety.

Map exhibition shows Red Cross Home Service reach

An exhibition window map from the Council Bluffs Chapter of the American Red Cross graphs its Home Service work since September 1, 1919. It records 305 men and their families served, with 258 previously unknown to the office.

Swope’s Council Bluffs Ed Cross

County map shows service needs and local support

The text notes 112 ex service members were disabled and 24 died in service. It argues war’s aftereffects persist in the county and questions whether the county’s 628.20 dollars contributed last year to local purposes was well spent, urging continued effort for ex-service men.

Practice Shoot Ahead of Glenwood Event

To prepare for the annual Glenwood shoot on September 22 a practice session will be held at the grounds this Wednesday September 5 all members are urged to attend and participate.

Trim Glenwood

Smallpox Vaccination Urges Universal Protection

An historical overview explains smallpox origins and the devastation it caused before vaccination. It argues vaccination is the key defense, noting five year protection, dangers of the disease, and calls for school and state health laws to enforce immunization. The piece emphasizes universal vaccination as the only effective control.

Rhazes China America Iceland Mexico England Wales Frances Winsell Lfe Mills Qounty Michigan Iowa

Marriages Highlight Rural Iowa Wedding Traditions

On September 2 at David Buckingham's Glenwood residence, LeRoy Thurman Rodman of Rawles township wed Georgia Buckingham of Glenwood in a small family ceremony. Rodman, a former U S aviation service member, and Georgia, a Glenwood native with education from Glenwood High School Tabor college Highland Park College and the University of Colorado, are celebrated by friends as embodying American values. They plan residence on a farm between Tabor and Hillsdale. Cloyd Elton Davis of Council Bluffs and Ruth Beardsley of Omaha also wed, united at the Glenwood M E parsonage by Rev. Wm Stevenson.

David Buckingham Glenwood LeRoy Thurman Rodman Rawles Township Georgia Buckingham Mr. Rodman L. G. Rodman Mills County Rodman Tabor United States Aviation Service France Buckingham Georgia Tabor College Highland Park College Des Moines University of Colorado At Boulder Columbia School of Expression Chicago Moulton Iowa Bureau of War Risk Insurance United States Public Health Service Hillsdale Cloyd Elton Davis Council Bluffs Ruth Beardsley Omaha M. E. Parsonage Wm. Stevenson

Search for Opal Westcott Halts in Omaha

Mr and Mrs M Westcott of Glenwood spent Sept in Omaha seeking their 16 year old daughter Opal who vanished from home a week earlier The couple suspect she left with a person named Creel Police traced a lead to Omaha Monday but details remain unclear and no one in Glenwood confirms the family or associates involved

Omaha Daily News M. Westcott Glenwood Omaha Opal Bac Thayer Pads

Cradle Roll Card From Wayne Nebraska Birth Notice

A blue handcrafted cradle card with roses notes the arrival on August 1 1920 of Geralding Marjorie weighing 8% pounds at the home of Mr and Mrs Arence B Day near Wayne Nebraska Congratulations to the happy parents.

Tribune Marjorie Arence B. Day Wayne Nebraska

De Soto and Isabella in the Age of Spanish Exploration

The essay extols De Soto as a noble and chivalrous figure among early Spanish explorers, contrasting his humane treatment of Incas with conquest. It recounts his move to the New World, marriage to Isabella, and the pair’s rise to fame in Spain, followed by De Soto’s death in the Mississippi and Isabella’s death of sorrow.

DeSota Isabella New World DeSoto Spain Ferdinand America Mississippi

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