Rural and high school teachers listed in fall openings
Rural schools reopen with Mary Rathke noting delayed starts for many units. The article lists new and veteran teachers across numerous townships including Pacific City, Lincoln, Center, Indian Creek, Pleasant Hill, Oak Grove, and White Cloud, detailing assignments and staffing for 1920s era schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebunty
Wahishid
Goleen
Helen McCoy
Platichew
Desda Evans
Williams
Cleo
Hatehar
Platteville
Bethlehem
Georgia
Deitchler
Lincoln
Eva Darling
Pacific City
Anna Perry
Thelma
Eno Vernon
Crave
Johisor
Pleasa Fave
Alma Bowen
Silver
Rheba Wedermuster
Deer Creek Township
Surface
Gigrin
Mae Maherstoke
Frances Gamble
Union
Gutchenritter
Warner
Jessie Grayson
Indian’ Creek
Pairview
Vivian Oglevie
Forester
Lucile Osborne
Golden Hill
Elsie Piero
Indian Creek
Atelene Boylan
McClin- Ferne Stith
Wrights
Frances McFerren
Oak Townships
Evernham
Helen Borres
Gowen
Faye Martin
Vern V. Shepant
Bertha Lee
Letal
Erville
Butterfield
Oak Bluff
Jezephine Banister
Marie Miter
Sand Hollow
Ona McNay
Vowler
Eva Biersch
Margaret Buttman
Spring Valley
Thelma Bayes
White Cloud
Edith Grosse
Beheaded brakeman found near Avoca tracks
Report of Fred Bailey, a Rock Island freight brakeman, found dead near Avoca after 4 AM. His head, one arm, and one leg were missing, presumed struck by a fast passenger train No. 8 as it passed through the town. The last sighting was him on the station platform with no witnesses to confirm the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Bailey
Avoca
Fork Island
Thonh
Tragic Accident and Rain Ravage Tri State Picnic
Dovpghye died in an Ohio hospital from a gunshot wound said to result from a rebel with a discharged weapon. An Aveboy playmate reported the girl forced the gun and sand was poured into the barrel. A nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Goff suffered severe scalds from boiling water while her mother washed. The second year farm bureau picnic at Hamburg was ruined by rain drawing few crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovpghye
Qpal
Andy Goff
Bedford
Tri-State
Hamburg
Former Glenwood Girl Proves Musical Talent
Glenwood friends report Miss Lartine Sneath has shown marked musical ability in a recent concert work. Daughter of former Baptist pastor Rev George Sneath and Mrs Sneath now of Bloomington Indiana, she appeared in a graduating recital at the State Normal in Normal Illinois, specializing in pipe organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Lartine Sneath
Sneath
George Sneath
Bloomington, Til
Miss Sneath
State Normal
Normal
Ill
No Band Concert This Thursday Evening
No band concert this Thursday due to chautauqua. Three more in the open air series remain this season with the next slated for Thursday September 3. Special meeting of PEO sisterhood Chapter FF honors Mrs Chamberlin as she leaves for Atlantic, Iowa, while daughter Mrs Fay Mallore attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Q. Sisterhood
Shiney Gillilland
J. §. Chamberlin
Atlantic
Iown
Fay Malloré
Audubon
Lake Park Notes and Local Happenings Summary
Lake Park notes report on lake preservation efforts as picnickers from Omaha Council Bluffs Tabor and other towns attend. A Betas family reunion, a baptismal service at Tabor Holiness church and a busy tourist season surface. Changes: Gothine leaders will meet at Mrs. Aton Watts home instead of Mr Clade May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Park
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Tabor
Silver City
Malvern
Betas
Bill Hall
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Monetana
Maryland
Kansas
Nebraska
Aton Watts
Mir
Clade May
For Sale Rural Properties and Misc Ads in Glenwood
Property listings include No 138 A eighties acre bottom land priced at 150 per acre, No 246 seven miles out with improved barn and dairy potential at 9000 mortgage-free, No 354 six room nearly new house 3000 mortgage 700, No 288 A five room modern bungalow with garage 2300. Also small cook stove and a milk cow for sale and notices of lost property and church services at First Methodist Glenwood Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fackler
Glenwood
Town
The Trumpeter of Suekingen Poem Fragment
An epic fragment titled The Trumpeter of Suekingen presents a stylized verse piece by Hoenine Gey. The text references a ceremonial trumpet and distant lands, hinting at a narrative of journey, fate, and ancient roots in a scholarly prose frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suekingen
Blue Jays Scramble After Rough Break in Play
The Blue Jays struggle to recover after a rough stretch, as players scramble for opportunities and seek momentum. Key figures adjust positions while management schemes new lineups to salvage the season.
Imperfect Immigrant's Rise and a Banker's Question
A small immigrant in New York, once penniless, becomes a wealthy real estate operator in the East. His success prompts a banker to ask what he could have achieved if literate, revealing the man’s humility and grit. Cap’n Joe Fowler narrates absorbing scenes of transit, aged charm, and a Northbound tourist with a stray dog.
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New York
Ofite
A. de Street
Eastalte Tenementhouse
Rabin
Mr. Rabin
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rentienséa
Indy
Wienes
Ohio
Yentatora Parch
Joe Fowler
Cineinnatl' Té
New Orleans
Cap'n
Joe
Iadim
Rey
Tha
MaNaught Syndicaty
Ina
My Favorite Stories From the Hill Country Folklore
An excerpt recounts a tale of a well dressed lowlander visiting a mountain homestead in Lillystate. The guide notes the owner is forehanded yet has had good luck, living with seven children all of whom are titlists. The scene blends rural life and inherited fortunes as a river of anecdote flows through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iily Nadye
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
My Favorite Stories By IRVIN CODE
A fragmentary excerpt sketches interurban travel from Indianapolis to Lafayette and Boone County. It notes workers, passengers, and local farms along the line, with a conductor and farm boy banter about spitting and queues while towns like Lebanon and Jlyumed ny chanves appear in the shuffled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Krom
Indiana
Lafayette
Boone County
Huke
Jess
Lebanon
My Favorite Stories By IRVIN 3 CODD
A man returns to his New England hometown after twenty years and revisits childhood friends. He visits Mrs Daly and learns about Jimmy McKenna, once poor and illiterate, who rose to contracting in the truckin business and later drowned in a river pit after wandering into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Talkiag
Xix
Jimmy
Jim McKernma
My Favorite Stories By RUN CORE A Solitude Western Follifunare
A narrative about a Western mansion in Alabama where a proud father completes a house with imported decorators before his son arrives from the East. The tale centers on family dynamics, a grand drawing room, and a question about raising funds, with a final note of a $4000 bill and a family member’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alahama
Qoutt
Folte
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Mary Rathke
Center Township
Barbee
Fern Linsville Hawthorne
Jessie Fraziers
Little Brick
Alice Scott
Reasoner
Laxiie Phelps
Hillsdale
Box Boww
Herndon’s Cafe
Southwest
Iowa
News OF
Henry Field Seed Co
Shenandoah
Hunter
Senator McKellar
Mr. Hunter
Mary Ethel McDough
Mr. and
Mrs. Obie
Pesta Poy
S. Robinsen
Chamberlin
Giedinouil
Lowe
United States
Buch Motor Co
Mona
H. E. Evans
Willard
Firestone
Wheeler's
Fox
H. A. Dowling
S. Elm
Fitzgibbon Place
Mills County
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Eral Trucking
J. P. Taylor
Fred Woodruff
Mickelewait
Northwest Corner Square
Ady
Buckingham
Pacific Junction
Herndon's Cafe
Thia ‘Office
Sam
Op. Jun
Stuera
Edwin Car
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Patyer
M. Porter
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