Wonders of Washington Scenes Inspire Letter Excerpts
Mrs H J Kier shares lively letters from Myrtle Delevan visiting Washington. In Alderwood Manor, July 28 1926, she describes rain, autumnlike weather, a move to Beverly Park near Everett, trips to Green River Gorge and Flaming Geyser, sleeping under the stars, and the thrill of watching burning water and lava-like activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Kier
Raymond
Will
Edith
Everett
Beverly Park
Mother Earth
Green River Gorge
Femaily
Bay Howdy
Page Eight
Hubbard Family Reunion Held At Big Lake
The Hubbard family reunion of Rev and Mrs James Hubbard was held Sunday at Big Lake north of Court Bluff s. Seventy five people attended enjoying a basket meal and social hour.Toleing Sheld on Hise bard of Springfield Nebr T B Hubbard of see s ie Charles Hubbard of Coleridge Neb Henry Hubbard of Glenwood Mrs W C Hubbard of Whiting Ia W C Utterback of Council Bluffs and A Merriott of Glenwood attended with many immediate family members.
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James ‘Hubbard
Big Lake
Coune Bluffs
Amoni Apne
Toleing
Sheldon Hisebard
Springfield
Nebr
T. B. Hubbard
Sees
Charles Hubbard
Coleridge
Henry. Fiubbard
Glenwood
W. C. Hubbard
Whiting
Wahwahtaysee Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Week's Camp
Wahwahtaysee Camp Fire Girls completed a pleasant week at the lake in Mills County. They stayed in faculty cottages, followed a regular program, and learned first aid and swimming. two or three girls swam off the raft for the first time. Exhibition day featured bandages, honors beads, and future Bluebirds introductions. The week included a ceremonial bonfire and a birthday celebration for Maxine Harned, with a full roll of girls camping and a treasure hunt Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Agan
Winnifred Johnson
Maxine Harned
Darlene Davis
Winnie McKnight
Mary Logan
Guardian
Helen Gheyney
Maxine
Cleo Hatcher
Lydia Kupka
Little Blue Birds
Lucilla Agan
Mary Buffington
Trojine
Mae Fvans
Amy Jane
Helen
Lorraine
Edna Jones
Carol Lee
L'Marie
Maxine Miller
Hazel Mintle
Elsa Reasoner
Grace Victor
Dora Reasoner
Maxine Maxwell
Series of Evangelistic Meetings at Hillsdale
A series of evangelistic meetings will open at Hillsdale church Friday at 8 o clock. Evangelists Mrs. Mac Roland Budd and J. G. Budd come from Idaho. Mrs. Budd is a Mills county girl. Mrs. Kludas, a returned missionary from Japan, will be the song reader. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale Church
Mac Roland Budd
J. G. Budd
Idaho
Budd
Mills County
Kludas
Japan
Water Well Drilling Resumes For Glenwood
Layne Bowler Co of Chicago moves the big drilling rig 40 feet west on North Hazel street to resume digging for Glenwood’s city water supply. A 830 foot depth cave in halted progress, but with a $18,900 contract the company aims to reach 1040 feet to hit sandstone strata, hoping for water by Thanksgiving.
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Layne, Bowler Company
Chicago
Glenwood
Hazel Street
Layne, Bowler Co
Jbe
Letters From Institution Boys In Camp Along The Missouri
The Glenwood Opinion prints letters from boys at a Missouri camp near Keg Creek describing the annual outing, fishing, and camp life. Readers thank the paper for publicizing the event and praise supervision by Dr. Mogridge Sylvester and supervisor Mr J C Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institution
Missouri
Keg Creek
Dr. Mogridze
J. C. Sylvester
Glenwood
Sylvester
Boulevard Stop Signs Put In Place On City Streets
The city council installs boulevard stop signs at crossings on the federal highway. Four signs went up late this week near the post office and along Vine Street to teach drivers to observe signals before penalties begin. The plan aims to place boulevard stops at all crossings to prevent accidents from drivers failing to proceed with caution onto the highway.
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Vine
Death Harvest Large This Week Among Pioneers
William A Dalrymple dies after months of illness at his brother Alma Dalrymple home in Council Bluffs. Born February 22 1859 in Ashtabula County Ohio he lived much of his life in Mills County Iowa. Survived by three brothers and three sisters with burial at Emerson after services. Also obituary for John L Buckingham of Malvern aged 76. Buckingham lived in Mills County most his life and joined the Masons. married Julian Walker in 1874 and leaves three sons and several siblings.
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Willian A. Dalrymple
William Dalrymple
Mills County
Alma Dalrymple
Council Bluffs
Will
William Jr
Dalrymple
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Iowa
Emarson
Alma
Counciles
Reepperereeee
Ian
Louis of
John L. Buckingham
Malvern
Buckingham
Julian Walker
Bartlett
Geo. FE. Buckingham
Chicago
James KE. Buckingham
New York
Samuel Buckingham
Denver
Cols
James C. Buckingham
Auburn
Neb
Andrew J. Buckingham
Fremont County
Lara Haynie
Frank Rodman
Glenwood
Masonic Order
Sudden Death of Mat Sivers Shocks Glenwood Community
Matthew Jlenry Sivers died Saturday morning from ptomaine poisoning at the family farm northeast of Glenwood after a brief illness. He was a genial man loved by neighbors and many friends. He leaves a widow and a daughter, with funeral arrangements to be announced continuation on page four.
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Matthew Jlenry Sivers
Mat Sivers
Glenwood
Nebshbors
Mrs. Continued
Memorial Service for Mrs Schoemaker Dies in Denver
The community mourns as Mrs. Schoemaker wife of Dr. William R. Schoemaker pastor of First Baptist dies in Denver Women’s Hospital after two operations. She had been improving before a relapse. The Shoemakers had traveled from this city via Seattle and Denver where her parents resided. Funeral details were to be announced.
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Schoemaker
William R. Schoemaker
First Baptist Church
Women's Hospital
Denver
Colo
Shoemaker
Seattle
Shaman West Sala al
Obituary: Mrs Schoemaker Remembered in City Park Baptist
The Denver community mourns Mrs. Schoemaker formerly pastor’s wife and educator. Born January 25 1883 in Hudsonia Arkansas she trained at Cedar Pallas State Normal and taught in Denver schools for a decade before marriage August 31 1922 to Dr Schoemaker. Funeral service held in Denver with memorial on Sunday and tributes from local ministers. Continued on page eight.
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oThe
City Park Baptist Church
Schoemaker
Denver
W. C. ‘Browning
Mirs. A. L. Heninger
Keosauqua
Iowa
J. B. Eweing
Chicago
T. H. Browning
Washington, D. C
Carl C. Browning
Hudsonia
Ark
Cedar Palla
Union
Baptist Church
Rector Weeks to Lead Tabor English Department
Dr. DeRoy Titus Weeks was elected by the Tabor College board to head the English department and become dean. A noted Shakespeare scholar and poet, he previously led English at Southwest Kansas College and served as rector of the Episcopalian church in Emmetsburg Iowa. He will also coach the Tabor football team this fall under Big Ten star Lowell Otte of Iowa State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRoy Titus Weeks
Trutee A
Tabor College
Calleza
Weeks
Carne
Denver University
University of Chicago
Oxford
America
Century Magazine
Southweston College
Winfield
Kansas
Episcopalian Church
Emmetsburg
Iuwa
Cy. Weeks
Tabor
Lowell Otte
Luwa State University
Otte
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Washington
Myrtle Delevan
Blanche Ackerman
Ed Anderson
Oak
Wilbur Benacoter
L. E. Brammeier
Henderson
Anderson
Wm. Birdsong
Pacific Junction
Plattsville
Wayne Buckingham
Lyons
Emma Carter
EB. A. Cahill
Imogene
Deer Creek
George Coyle
Emerson
Indian Creek
R. W. Casebolt
Mary Dean
Robert E. Davis
Pearl Haney
John Hasselquist
Silver Creek
Alta Hatha Away
D. 5. Kinney
O. F. Kirkendall
Orton Kier
CG. C. Knight
C. E. Lemonds
Hastings
Edward Menschel
A. F. Standiford
Walter Shaw
Ray Smith
Ida Salyers
Ada Taylor
F. Weidner
J. W. Walling
Fay Wright
L. C. Wednore
Harry J. Widows
Hubbard
Wahwahtaysee
Fire Girls
Lake Park
Mos
T. M. Brazelton
Lola
Indiana
Mrs. Brazelton
Adam Gipe
Woodfill
Zeno Bass
Owee
Hillsdale
Mi Drillers
City Deep Well
Jessone
Zoe
Clifford Bass
Aliverely, George Davis
Grace M. E. Church
Poe
Epworth League
Institute
Msiss
Chey Hatcher
Freadline
Mel
William R. Shoemaker
Suopal
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