Glenwood News Briefs From Town and Region
Ivory makes farm loans. H Banister of Silver City visits county seat. Elliott clothier Austin Westrape joins Heinsheimer store. Frances Struble entertains Omaha guests. John Winkler to Nebraska for a ranch deal near Burwell. Lucile Anderson of Red Oak visits for court matters. Elderly woman sought for light housekeeping. Belva Croweh heads to Des Moines to live with sister and attend school. Collier Bumogton to Indianola for Simpson College. Mrs. Harvey Elier visits Morse Bluff. Prof Schwaller brings peaches from Institution orchard. High school basketball game tomorrow at ball park. Hebrew New Year celebrated by families of Finkenstein and Hurst in Omaha. Bessie Keef arrives for Glenwood visit. Nora Lytle Young and husband visit W. S. Lewis. Mrs. A. Haley and Miss Longstreet attend church convention. Howard Peck family visits from Indianola. plans Plattsmouth trip. Inez Craven leaves for Seattle and Washington University. Grant Lewis visits parents. wife visited Malvern. Carnegie library cornice and brick work progress. rain delays. A. H. Burger losses 250 bushels peaches to rain. Mrs. H. Bartel returns to Glenwood. Craven and family travel from Indianola. Squith reports for jury service. jury excused till Monday. Miss Whitlock visits Bradways. runs Los Angeles hotel and travel bureau. Ball and A. J. Ball visit Institution. move toward Willen Years at Hounulula. Reptited Petersburg notes mixed in. local real estate moves in St James area. Richard Shepard, W. J. Davenport noted for orchard and apple crop dealings. Davenport to spend a week in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Anderson
Red Oak
Glenwood
Belva Croweh
Des Moines
Collier BuMogton
Indianola
Simpson College
Harvey Elier
Clint Young
Morse Bluff
Neb
Schwaller
Glenwood High School
Ball Park
Grant Lewis
Grable
Laura
M. M. Bradway
Miss Whitlock
Los Angeles
Whitlock
California
A. J. Ball
Indiana
Willen
Hounulula
Mar
Bei
Vare
Gin Wu
St. James
Portland
Greson
Carpers
Leavitt
Towse Lye
Stu
Mrr
Dowslye
Fifty Years of Glenwood Congregationalism Observed
The Congregational churches of the Council Bluffs association plan a semi annual meeting at Glenwood to mark the fifty year establishment of the Glenwood church. The program covers Tuesday and Wednesday with services, discussions, missions reports, sermons, and an anniversary banquet at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Churches
Council Bluffs Association
Glenwood
T.c.douglass
Grinnell
J. W. Ferner
Tabor
F. H. Richardson
Geo. N. Ellis
P. Dodge
Council Bluffs
E. B. Woodruff
G. G. Rice
T. O. Douglass
Jas
Markets Report From Glenwood and Nearby Areas
Fragmented market notes list wheat prices around 1.08 and 5.40 at Glenwood with other entries mentioning goods, initiations, and local names. Names such as Davis and Melhie Sweet appear, but the legible facts focus on commodity prices and scattered identifiers rather than a cohesive event.
Marriages Span County as Weddings Fill Week
A cascade of weddings fills the Glenwood area with ceremonies at homes and churches. Notable unions include John Seitz and Edna Curtis near Glenwood, with guests from Avoca and Glenwood, plus others in Malvern Tabor Mineola and Needles. The week closes with Clyde Inman and Stella Spicer obtaining a license in Malvern ahead of a Needles and Los Angeles trip for the newlyweds.
Christian Convention Attendees Pleased In Glenwood
About 60 delegates from 16 Iowa Southwest counties attended the Christian churches district meeting in Glenwood. The group praised hospitality. next year’s convention moves to Logan with Rev. Lew O Harris as pastor. There are 98 churches in the district with 999 new members reported. Iowa totals reach 470 churches and 58,000 members. Rev J C Staples delivers sermons praising God’s name and the Bible’s inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Glenwood
Logan
Lew 0. Harris
Malvern
B. Ross
Elliott
J. D. Corbitt
Blue Grove
W. T. Wisher
Clarinda
Isaac Elder
Hamburg
Christian Endeavor Societies
B. F. Hall
Woodbine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenwood News
Ivory
Wilson Drug Company
H. Banister
Silver City
Austin Westrape
Heinsheimer
Frances Struble
Omaha
John B. Winkler
Nebraska
Burwell
S. Finkenstein
L. Hurst
Bessie Keef
Kensington
Kan
Ines Stranathan
Nora Lytle Young
Alma
W. S. Lewis
A. P. Haley
Inez Craven
Seattle
Washington
Mrs. Craven
Tate
St. Johns
Towslea
Jersey
Chicago Street
Richard Shepard
Shepard, Dobie & Peterson
W. J. Davenport
Boulder
Colo
Hd Mitchell
Davenport
W. A. McCorkle
Orient
C. M. Rice
M. E. Bacon
Creston
Ida J. Briggs
R. J. Savory
Atlantic
L. F. Parker
Prest
A. §. Henderson
Geo. Milne
Fontanelle
Agan
Oak Township
Phifer
W. Brower
H. Brunig
Cettora
Madvarti and
Wien
Mere Muda
Davis Mires
Abe
Gurtriv
Batay
Aisens
Durant
White. P.M
Cupid
Seitz-Curtis
John Seitz
Edna Curtis
Salem Curtis
O. M. Ward
Methodist Church
W. H. Byers
B. Curtis
Avoca
Drs. M. Hi
FF. M. McCluskey
Wiram Walling
Mittie Lloyd
Plattsmouth
Joseph Houlgate
Thos. Lloyd
Mileseast
Gipe
Charles Gipe
Bernice A. Moon
Charles Moon
Tabor Congregational Church
Colorado
Adam Gipe
John F. Kruse
Hazel Huebner
E. A. Kurtz
Mineola
Wm. Huebner
John D. Kruse
Tribune
Elinor Moon Weatherhead
Record
Howard RB. White
Needles
Cal
O. K
C. M. Ward
Clyde Inman
Stella Spicer
Bollinger
George Bailey
J. Ross
Howard Mintle
Mintle
Nan
Pacific Crockery and Tinware Star
Joseph Hiatt
Sidjoey
Bailey
Las Vegas
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Allele
Milton Estes
The
Baptist Church
J. C. Staples
Moses
Enough
Optician
Power Bros
Jamison
Ab. Va
D.G. Jamison
McCall
Wabash R. R
Atlanta
Buffalo
New Orleans
Wabash City Ticket Office
Farnam St
Harry E. Moores
Omaka, Nebraska
Qchildren
Ong
EPRI
L. A. Stillwagon
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