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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

4

New Strahan Consolidated School Featured In Mills County

A visiting reporter lauds the Strahan consolidated school near the village of Strahan as superior in design and convenience. The building offers a scenic east view, ample playgrounds, and a fully equipped basement with a gasoline engine, electric lights, vacuum system, gym space, dressing rooms, and a domestic science area. Transportation uses four trucks and an auto daily, transporting over 150 pupils with notable efficiency. administrators and staff are highlighted, and the facility includes a modern library, auditorium with piano, and sanitary features.

Mills County Strahan Strahan Consolidated School Lew Dalryuiple Ratory Eber Hillyer Orville Butler Frank Raines Lew Hambsch Everett Purcell Alto Lat Strahan

Petit Jurors Named for October Term Court

The three county officers selected the 86 person panel for the October term which opens October 14. Names from Glenwood Malvern Hastings Emerson Pacific Junction Henderson and others include residents such as A W Bada H B Garrison J A Edie I E Beacon Scott Irvin C G Niday J H Irons Roy Hawkins George Triplett Charley Wilkinson Fred Cunningham Wim Marley and many more from Glenwood Malvern Emerson and surrounding towns.

Patit Glenwovon Malvern Hastings Hmerson Pacific Junction Henderson Balfour Thurman Mineola Strahan John Fisher Irven Fort J. A. Edie Emerson I. E. Beacon Glenwood A. Stout D. C. Evans Chas. Gaer J. N. Sawyers

Briar Club Reorganized At Court House Meeting

A dozen or more professionals gathered at the court house Tuesday to revive the Briar Club. C W Dean was elected president and he along with John Stone and T. GC J Aillis formed the program committee. Meetings set for the first and third Fridays each month, with over thirty signifying willingness to participate.

Briar Club Court House Bri Club C. WH. Dean John ¥. Stone GC. J. Aillis

Glenwood Woman's Club Social Welcomes City Teachers

The Glenwood Woman's Club opened its year with a reception for city and institution teachers on September 22. Guests, greeted by president Mrs Gee Haley and aides, joined in introductions and a program preview featuring Supt Neveln and Miss Bessie Lambert.

Glenwood Woman's Club Our City Gee Haley James A. Swope South America Womans Club Blair Wyant Bessie Lambert Ed Marshall Shirley Gilliland Charlie Chaplin Carrie Nation Hiram Johnson Sarah Bernhardt Senator Lodge Boston Florence Nightingale Red Cross President Wilson League of Nations Madam Poingare Hingligh Sacred Circle Woman's Club

Mills County Teachers Institute Held in Glenwood

Mills County Teachers Institute will meet in Glenwood on Monday and Tuesday October 13 and 14. School boards will adjourn schools and teachers will be paid as if teaching. Sessions at the high school include forenoon lectures and 2 to 8 pm conferences for grammar, grade, and high school teams with a publiccardinry invited. Faculty includes Jeannette Kling Cin cinnati Irving H Tlurt Cedar Falls A Fulmer Lincoln L Coffman Minneapolis M G Clark Sioux City J H Beveridge Omaha.

Mills County Teachers’ Institute Glenwood Jeannette Kling Reader Cinchimati Ohio Irving H. Tlurt Cedar Falls A. Fulmer Lincoln Nebr Coffman Minneapolis Minn M. G. Clark Sioux City J. H. Beveridge Omaha

Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Crowds at County Farm

A large crowd attended the Farm Bureau picnic at the county farm on Wednesday. The tractor demonstration, featuring ten tractors, was the drawing card. A basket dinner was served at noon.

Farm Bureau

Public Sale Ad for Center Township Lot by John J. Kelly

An important sale is advertised in today's Tribune. John J. Kelly offers a quarter section of land in Center township at public auction. See advertisement for particulars.

Tribune John J. Kelly Ghoser Center Township

Conference Appointments for Des Moines Branch Churches

Des Moines M E conference assigns pastors across Mills County towns. Rev Wm Stevenson returns to Glenwood for a seventh year, H G Parker moves from Blanchard to Hamburg, Rev M A Gable back at Malvern, Rev L H Coleman to Pacific Junction, Rev J P Newell to college work, Rev Peter Jacobs stays at Randolph, Rev R R Moser returns to Sidney, Rev Alexander Bryans to Silver City, Rev J S Johnson to Strahan, Rev H S Mitchell stays at Tabor, Imogene awaiting supply, W H Cable remains district superintendent, Rev W H Doyle stays at Emerson Creston district, Rev A C Bonham moves to Lenox, Rev Jay Kirkendall remains Creston superintendent, Hastings Henderson and Wesley Chapel stay Atlantic district with W R Talley, F A Smith stays at Hastings, J A Walls to Henderson, Wesley Chapel to be supplied later, A B Adams to Scranton Boone district.

Des Moines M. E Council Bluffs Wm. Stevenson Glenwood Mills County H. G. Parker Blanchard Hamburg Malvern M. A. Gable L. EH. Coleman Pacific J. P. Newell Randolph Church Peter Jacobs R. R. Moser Sidney Alexander Bryans Silver City Strahan J. S. Johnson Tabor H. S. Mitchell Imogene Jeff W. H. Cable Emerson Church Creston W. H. Doyle A. C. Bonham Missouri Valley Lenox Jay Kirkendall Hastings Henderson Wesley Chapel Atlantic W. R. Talley F. A. Smith J. A. Walls Wesley A. B. Adams Scranton Boone

Rebekahs Celebrate Anniversary At Glenwood Lodge

Rebekahs at the Glenwood Rebekah Lodge marked the order anniversary by conferring the decree on a dozen candidates. Captain Etta Younker led the degree staff in commendable work. Instructive candidates praised their introduction to the order. Refreshments and social time followed under the committee. Outlook remains bright for membership growth this fall and winter.

Ing Glenwood Rebekah Etta Younker

High School Literary Societies Form At Glenwood

Glenwood High announces four separate literary societies for the current year based on freshman through senior classes. Each class will rotate Friday programs over six weeks, starting September 26 with the senior class presenting a program including speeches readings vocal and piano solos and an address by FR. Graham. Visitors are welcome.

Glenwood High School Wreshmen Vriday Richard Choate Miss Tverson Velival Royle Helen Plimpton Twyla Deerwester Cleo Kutcher Velura Brower Mary Logan Ethel Younker Etta Mintle Naomi Thompson Phoebe McCoy Graham

Richards-Garette marriage hinted after army service

Kenneth Richards had long indicated a major life event. Since returning from military service he has made several trips to a town midway between Osceola and another location, fueling speculation about a marriage to Garette Richards.

Two Iowa couples wed in Malvern and Glenwood

In Glenwood last Monday in the county clerk’s office Kenneth Richards of Hastings and Gladys Garst of Truro married at the M E parsonage with Rev. M A Gable officiating. They plan to live in Hastings. That evening Ken Richards and Gladys Turner from Omaha were married at the Christian parsonage with Rev. D S Thompson presiding. The couple will reside in Omaha where the groom is a business man.

Des Moines Glenwood Cliff Parker Kenneth W. Richards Hastings Gladys Garst Truro Iowa Malvern M. A. Gable M. FE Tribune Omaha Haythy Clerk Brown Virgil Leroy Kinnamon Gladys Turner D. S. Thompson

Doctor at Waterloo Dairy Convention Attends State Meet

Dr. Mogridge of the Institution attends the state convention of dairymen and cattle breeders in Waterloo Iowa this week. His remarks on the Institution herd of Holsteins promise valuable guidance to aspiring dairymen.

Mogridge Dairymen Waterloo Iowa

Degree of Honor Picnic at Fred Bishop Farm

Glenwood Degree of Honor lodge members and families plan a Sunday picnic on September 28 at Fred Bishop’s farm west of town. All members urged to attend for a picnic dinner.

Glenwood Degree of Honor Lodge Fred Bishop

Births in Center and Lyons townships reported

Future Citizens. Mr and Mrs Morris Long welcomed a daughter on Sept 28 with Mrs Long staying with her mother Mrs John Stivers. Mr and Mrs James P Scott in Center township welcomed a son on Sept 20. Mr and Mrs Giles Thompson of Lyons township welcomed their first daughter on Sept 21. Mr and Mrs Albert Skaggs of Center township welcomed a son on Sept 24.

M. Morris Long Long John Stivers James P. Scott Center Township Giles Thompson Lyons Township Albert Skaggs

Reunion of Descendants of Joseph Morrison Held in Omaha

In Elmwood Park, Omaha, a reunion of the Joseph Morrison descendants occurred on Saturday September 20. A permanent organization was formed and officers elected to plan the next meeting. Joseph Morrison formerly resided in Fort Madison Iowa. Forty two relatives attended the Omaha event, with Mrs Mary Mickelwait of Glenwood the sole original Mor rison family member present. Mrs Jennie Morrison was elected president and grover Mickelwait first vice president. Edith Alderman and Margaret Skillicorn held vice presidencies and secretary duties respectively.

Elmwood Park Omaha Joseph Morrison Ft. Madison Iowa Morrison Mary Mickelwait Glenwood Jennie Morrison Grover Mickelwait Edith Alderman Margaret Skillicorn Brown Miller Ralph Thetis O'Donnell Tulsa Okla

Incredible New Guinea bean towers from Mills County grows giant

A Mills County tale recounts Henry Millican growing a lone New Guinea bean from an 28 cent purchase. The vine stretched across fences and into neighbors’ yards, yielding three massive beans 214 feet long and about ten inches in circumference. The harvest fed many, with a sturdy base propping the enormous stems.

Mills County Jack Earry Henry Millican Henry New Guinea

Delivery Delay Notice From Glenwood Postmaster

Postmaster of Glenwood Iowa informs readers that the government surplus food purchase program will experience delivery delays. He notes large parcel post volumes, imperfect assembly and routing, and that shipments will depart in order of requests while the War Department expedites delivery as much as possible.

Glenwoorl Iowa War Department

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