25 Sep 1969
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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1969
Page
1
Editorial critiques a ceremonial parade and flag salute, urging duty to nation and proper conduct. It references military uniforms, the pledge, and the national anthem within a period tone. The piece implores readers to honor the flag and uphold ideals under liberty and justice for all.
Fragmented OCR text recalls Newark Evening Times items about a memorial service or concert with listed pieces and performers. Mentions several titled works and possible speakers, alongside garbled names and dates. The fragmentary nature prevents clear attribution or a cohesive event description.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses fear in humanity after a regime change. It mentions North Veerumese capital leaders and the influence on American terror and missing hands in an act. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmented text discusses Vietnam prisoner concerns and North Korea conditions, mentions a North Vietnamese accord and potential prisoner treatment. Referenced are harsh warnings about brutality, medical care claims, and a note on positive aspects from a Belmirs father figure reflecting on CAR services and survival.
Richard B. Owen reports on the Scheol Board meeting held September 18 at Glenwood Community School. The board discussed opening the cafetorium of the Senior High Building for community use after completion, with a fee of 33 dollars for the cafetorium and 30 dollars if the kitchen is used. The policy would allow local civic and welfare groups to book space, but public criticism prompted a review at the October 5 meeting to broaden access beyond direct school functions and prevent local bias.
The Glenwood Publishing Corporation publishes a weekly Thursday paper from B10 First Street Glenwood Iowa 6154. Subscriptions are 2000 per year in advance. Advertising rates available on request. The paper reserves the right to accept or reject any unsolicited news or advertising.
Dale Harper was elected president and Rage Peel named vice president. A Pherroo Searucate Howard Mincie and Mills Councy were noted in leadership roles as the group discusses plans for Gton Haven raing Home.
Gatcasts announce the third annual reunion on October 17 from 5 to 9 pm at the Teen Center in Halky lana. Dimmers to be carried at the old courthouse courtyard. King and Queen candidates from Glenwood High Outcast residents not yet graduates. Tickets from Dr. A. S. Troutman.
Community note announces Captain Charles Mirzenius of the Church Army will address Rotarians. He resides near Paul’s Episcopal Church and is involved in Cape Town parish outreach conducted by Father Raymond, pastor at Glewood Episcopal Church. The message outlines Mirzenius’s engagement and local church connections.
The Boy Scouts of America unit in Glenwood announces a Court of Honor this Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Scouts advancing in rank or earning merit badges will be recognized. Any boy may join by contacting a Scout or Scoutmaster Tom Nutting. Everyone is invited.
A WSS Chevrolet owned by Dave Tack was taken from the Tack home driveway early Sunday and found abandoned at Carter Lake with severe damage. A minor accident occurred in front of Schuster Axe Supply involving a Tar driven by Iola Ata Alling and Jane Barbour. Jacklyn Ann Finnings sustained minor damage on county road Miler Borthoas of Gletterncd.
Mockel chaired arrangements with committee members Gechratingees and Mes dames Art Peder Walter Schoening Obert Crosuley Jerry Foy Jstr Tapoaber Jr Walser Ke whall and Lee Charles Cowail Lacade. Beer provided by Ms Robert Herlens of Balise Texas for stage decor. Former Glenwood resident Harbess mentioned. Bax Has 9 chairs the flower committee. meeting extended to next morning with Band Parwera.
In Council Bluffs a series of mishaps led to charges after Parkins suffered a slight injury. A truck from Part hill Trucking Co. of Jop e, Mo. was involved on Walnut street, with a $5,000 damage estimate. Vaughn faced impropriety allegations on the highway. John Pedersen visited home for the weekend from Amea. Neighbors reported home saves returned Friday from Reneaet amershed, taking Jerry Rounsavell for several days while mocher recovered.
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