ANTHONY & SHADE FAMILY GATHERING
Glenwood Opinion Tribune
August 4, 1927
An enjoyable family fathering was held at the Lake park here Sunday by members of the Schade and Anthony families, honoring Mrs. Mary Hartman and son Walter of Huiton---, Kas., and
her daughter, Mrs. C.J. Evans and daughter, Celestine of Fairview, Kas., who have been visiting among relatives here. Mrs. Hartman is a sister of Mrs. Amelia Anthony and George Schade
of this city and Charles Schade of Thurman.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. C.N. Schade, Alvin Schade, and Miss Potts of Thurman, Mr. and Mrs. E.P. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Baker and family, Mr. and Mrs. G.L. Baker and family,
Pauline Baker, Mrs. Verne Cooper and son ---of ---, Ia.; Miss Esther Hartman of Bolton,--Kas.; Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Walling, Rosa Walling and Mr. Fletcher, all of Sidney; Mr. and Mrs. G.E. Lloyd of Hastings,
Charles M. Anthony of Omaha; and Charles Clark of McPaul; Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Sebade and son, Lewis; Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Schade and family; Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Sawyers and family; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Van Orsdale
and family; Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Flinn and family; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and family; Mrs. Amelia Anthony and Mrs. Carrie Wright and family, all of Glenwood.
DESCENDANTS OF PIONEER FAMILY MEET IN REUNION
Descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Anthony, Who Came to Mills County 84 Years Ago, Met at Carrie I. Wright Home Here
Glenwood Opinion Tribune
July 15, 1935
Sunday, at the home of Carrie I. Wright on North Vine street in Glenwood, there were gathered a number of the descendants of a pioneer family, descendants of Nicholas Anthony and wife,
who came to Mills county 84 years ago bringing with them a family of five sons. Two more were born in this community.
Of these seven Sons the three eldest entered the army at the beginning of the Civil war. Two gave their lives and the third gave his sight as a result of this service. The youngest boy died in infancy.
Four of these boys, John Willis, Milton, Marion and Smith, established homes and reared their families within a few miles of Glenwood, and here they all died and are buried.
Of this generation there is left but one, Amelia Anthony, wife of Marion, who makes her home with her daughter here. There were five of the second, eight of the third and six of the fourth generation.
After partaking of a plentiful basket dinner, the day was spent visiting, living over the other days and getting acquainted with those we hadn’t seen for too many years.
An organization was formed to make this a yearly gathering. J. L. Anthony was elected president and Virginia Anthony, secretary and treasurer .
There were present Amelia Anthony of Glenwood; Mr. and Mrs.J. L. Anthony and children Wayne and Virginia. and Leona Anthony Hammers and children Carol and Kenneth. Council Bluffs; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaw
of Glenwood; Nellie Anthony Walkley and daughter of Riverton, Mrs. Chas. M. Anthony and Mary Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. James C. Anthony of Omaha.
Carrie I. Wrlght Mildred Wright Jark and daughter Anne, Glenn A. Wright, Mrs. Walter M. Wright and children. Dolores. Barbara and Dean, all of Glenwood; and guests: Imogene Clowers and John Barber
of Glenwood, and Harvey Gleason of Omaha.
