West Oak Baptist wedding unites Hunt and Stille family
The wedding of Miss Hilde Stille and Mr. Bacll Albert Hunt took place at the First Baptist Church on Carletona Day with Rev. J. F. Stile officiating and a ceremony featuring Miss Martha Stille and Miss Lydia Stille. A Christmas-bright dinner followed as guests complimented the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carletana
Hilde
Holeoe
Stille
Albert Hunt
Martha Stille
Ilss Lodia Suille
Platera
Wagner
Misa Lydia ’ Stille
J. F. Stille
West Oak Community Baptist Church
Marjorie Evalyn Hunt
Lila
Viola” Stirle
Sisparle
Wm. RB
Schée
Glenwood Baptist Church
Wixhen
Dr. Schoemaker
Rev
Mes
Stile
Prenta
Charles Hunt
Jele ‘Houver
Car Stolen From Dr Plimpton Wednesday Night
Dr Plimpton’s nearly new Buick was taken from in front of his home Wednesday night while he was away on a professional call. His son Edwin found it missing about thirty minutes later. Police used all means including radio broadcasts, but the car remains missing. Two strangers seen in town the day before are suspected. Insurance covers only part of the loss, not the medicine case and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heer
Plimpton
Dinner at Gunbolley Hall in St. Ciot M. Martin
Fragmented OCR reading notes a dinner at Gunbolley Hall in St. Ciot M. Martin. Text is garbled with limited readable names and place references. No clear events, dates, or outcomes can be established from the legible portion.
Local Stage Stars Banqueted by the Fire Boys
The Glenwood armory hosted a Monday evening banquet for the local stage stars. A 6:30 dinner featured roast lamb, mashed potatoes, hot rolls, gravy, pickles, and cranberry sauce. The second course celebrated Wilk-Myers and Ronald Kier’s birthdays as cast members from Dust of the Earth were honored. A brief social hour followed with thanks to cast and fire company members for their cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Fire’ Company Genefit
Wilk-Myers
Ronald Kier
Happy reunion of the Eugene Parenti family in Omaha
In Christmas cheer the Eugene Parenti family reunited in Omaha after years apart. Gene Parenti, of Tyrenti Brothers and Glenwood Kandy Kitchen, born in Lucca, Italy, served in the Allied forces in World War I and later secured passports for his wife and children. The daughter Concetta is 17 and Gauden glon 18. they will stay with Mr and Mrs Petey Parenti on South Vine Street while settling here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Parent
Gene
Know
Tyrenti Brothers
Glenwood Kandy
Lucca
Italy
Omaha
It City
Miss Concetta
Gaudenglon
Mrs
Petey Parenti
South Vine Street
Citizenship Division to Meet Monday
The American Citizenship department will meet Monday afternoon at 380 p.m. in the club room to discuss Who Are the Citizens of the United States. The topic promises to be very interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Citizenship Department
The
United States
Special Senate Meeting At Denate 1911 This Wednesday
There will be four special meetings at Denate in 1911 this Wednesday evening. As the last meeting of the year, there are important business matters to attend to and every member should be present. Lloyd H. Spencer c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd H. Spencer
Census Returns Show Mills County Losses 1758 Population Drop
The 1925 Mills County census filed by the secretary of state and county officials reports a total population decline of 1,758 since 1920. townships like White Cloud Emerson Glenwood Hastings and Malvern show mixed gains and losses. Including institutions, Glenwood’s population shifts explain most of the net drop, with 1,510 residents counted there versus the legal-resident census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite County
Secretary of State
White Cloud
Emerson
Glenwood Hastings
Henderson
Malvern
Ijn
Pacific
Mills County
Glenwood
Indian Creek
Ceeeessesenepanes
Mal‘ Emeerserivine
Sinmrvemiin
Ules Plattville
Pacific Function
Glenwood Township
Dinner at Cozy Cafe Delights Institution Folks
Bix couples and emloyees enjoyed a turkey dinner at the Cozy cafe on Sunday night. The secluded booths were decorated with carnations and ferns and humorous favors wrapped in Christmas packaging. Menu included roast turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes, creamed peas, cranberries, rolls, pickles, olives, salad, tea, coffee, fruitcake, and mints. Watch Night services by the Methodist young people scheduled for next Thursday with a lively program and social stunts. attendees asked to bring a dime for the offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Thursdenight
Epworth League Cabinet
Recital by Miss Jane Herrick pupils charm sixty five
PhD piano pupils of Miss Jane Herrick performed at her home Monday evening for about sixty five friends and relatives. The program featured pieces such as Ronde, In the Mountains, Grandma Danced the Minuet, The Melancholy Pixies, Over the Snc Yarnes, Tidina, and Scale Waltz performed in duets and solos by Betty Dean Jane Herrick Barbros Wakeee Bilbro Workman Mickelwatt Rachael Jo Pettal Herrick and Frederick Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Herrick
R. Herrick
Pixies
Mickelwatt
Rachael Jo
Snc
Yarnes Petal Herrick
Tidina
Bilbro
Betty Dvan
Dutot
Barbara
Frederick Workman
Rebekahs Honor Rev and Mrs Thompson at Odd Fellows Hall
A social in Glenwood honored Rev D S Thompson and wife as they depart for Havelock Nebraska where she will lead First Christian Church. Community leaders praised seven years of service in church and fraternal activities. Gifts included a Rebekah spoon and an IOOF watch charm. refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow Hall
D. S. Thompson
Glenwood
Havelock
Neb
First Christian Church
Alaud Brooks
Farl Davia
Vonnie Stranatt
J. R. Graham
G. R. Graves
Rebekahs
County officials share mid winter dinner in court room
Judge Ratcliff presided as guests including County Attorney Gil Gilliland and court reporter H C Ferguson enjoyed a 6:30 dinner party in the courtroom cafeteria style. Attendees praised the place cards by Miss Nellie Brown as they gathered for talks and reminiscences from the judge and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ratcliff
H. C. Ferguson
Gil Itead
Judge Ratcliff
Ing
Nis
Mr. Gilliland
Carrie , Wright
Harold Stranatha
Leonard Choate
Auditor's Office
Nellie Brown
County Recorder
Week of Prayer Schedule From Glenwood Ministerial Association
The Glenwood Ministerial Association announces a week of prayer beginning January 4 1926 with services nightly at 7 30pm at WM E church January 3 The Church Universal Rev Shoe maker Congregational Church January 4 1 30 The Thanksgiving and Humiliation Rev J H Freedline Tuesday January 5 Baptist church The Family Rev Gon males Wednesday January 6 M E church The Nations Rev Shoe Thursday January 7 Missions Congregational church Rev J H Freedline Friday January 8 Baptist church Schools and Colleges Rev Gonzglea These will be regular church services and the public is invited. Choirs will provide music for their churches. Rev Tihomyaon has left town so the Christian church is not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association of
Glenwood
the Church Universal
Shoemaker
Congregational Church
J. H. Freedline
Baptist
Gonmales
the Nations
Missions” Congregational Church
Gonzglea
Tihomyaon
Our City
Sunday School Class Honors Rev Thompson Farewell Party
The Loyal Friends class of the Christian Bible school, a group of high school girls, surprised their teacher Rev Thompson on Tuesday evening with games and light refreshments. They presented a wall motto ready to hang, in farewell before he leaves for a new field of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Friends
The
Christian Bible School
Rev. Thompson
Velmarsborne
Thompson
Jolly Xmas Dinner Party At Williams Home
A Jolly Christmas dinner party was noted at the M. J. Williams home in the city. Guests included Clifford and wife with children Margaret and James Maraliil Jr of Dumfries, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plumer of Silver City, and Hon and Mrs Sayback among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Willams
Clifford
Wite
Margaret
James Maraliil, Jr
Dumfries
Frank Plumer
Silver City
Sayback
Christmas Seal Sale Tops Rural Efforts in Urals
Christmas seals fundraising has surpassed expectations with only half the towns reporting and just twenty seven rural schools contributing. Totals by township include Oak 20.60 Lyons 18.06 Center 9.96 Ingraham 1.90 Rawles 11.06 Indian Creek 11.76 Silver Creek 6.00 St. Marys 5.00 Whites Cloud 2.86 Deer Creek 2.00. Christmas programs were held Thursday afternoon. Gowen No 1 formed a Parent Teacher association. Deer Creek township reports the largest organized PTAs. Center hosted a joint meeting December 10 with officers elected: President Jon Davis, Vice President Nels Larson, Secretary Mrs. Frank Kockersperger. A social, refreshments and committee were arranged. Plans show strong support for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak
Lyons
Center
Ingraham
Rawles
Indian Creek
Silver Creek
St. Mary's
Whites Cloud
Deer Creek
Gowen No
Jon Davis
Nels Larson
Frank Kockersperger
Waterman Hates From California to Resort Town
Indebted to J. L. Waterman for a visit to Elsinore California and its bustling resort. He describes a valley town of 1890 residents surrounding a large lake offering bathing boating fishing a bath house and a fine golf course. The place lies 85 miles southeast of Los Angeles on the road to San Diego. Visitors from Iowa Indiana Ohio and New York are noted as part of Newton Court with twelve cottages. Waterman and I plan to stay through March then travel north briefly before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Waterman
Elsinore
Calif
Waterman
Fo Lowa
Vallye
Los Angeles
Jin Diego
Union
Towa
Indiana
Ohio
Horseshoe Pitchers Club Dines at Glenwood Cafe
The Glenwood Horseshoe Pitching Association held its second annual oyster supper at the Fautless cafe on Tuesday evening. About thirty members attended with J R Graham as master of ceremonies and Henry Maxwell as president. Officers reported funds remaining after expenses and dinner, with about 15 dollars in the treasury. Dues are one dollar per year, granting use of local horseshoe courts near the Carter lot. The association manages play and enforces respectful conduct on its grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Horseshoe Pitching Association
J. R. Graham
Henry Maxwell
Tha Association
A. D. French JF
Treasury
Standard Oil
Robin Hood Christmas Operetta at Institution Stage
The state institution presented its annual Christmas operetta “Robin Hood,” led by the band and staff. A ten day festive sequence culminated in a New Year’s Eve masquerade ball with Santa Claus visiting, including chapel services, films, and special entertainments for residents and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Cheng Seneson
George Mogridge
State Institution
Ing Santa Claus
New Yar
Last Jury Case of December Term Triled Tuesday
Judge W. Rateliff reopened court after a Christmas recess. The State of Iowa charged John Hammack with manufacturing intoxicating beverages and sought a permanent injunction, but the charge was dropped and the jury dismissed. Tuesday jurors were empaneled for the final December term session. The State of Song versus A. Baker of Finerson resulted in a guilty verdict for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Rateliff
Red Oak
State of Jowa Ys
John Hammack
White Cloud
J. D. Linville
Jay Winglow
Joe Bateman
D. Mayberry
Fern Wallahan
Ellie Robinson
Mary Estes
R. W. Clipson
I. J. Rommel
Cecil Woods
HH D Coy
Alfred Hummel
State of Song
A. Ro “Baker
Finerson
Chayge
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DR. Plimpton
Gunbolley
Homm
M. Martin
Eugene Parenti
Mater Lt Smt
Adisai
Onlalon
Jane
Herrick Orth
Zoma ‘Biaty
E.R. Herrick
E.0
D. F. Honor
Uompson
Jelly Disner
Raclivf
Williambome
URAL
Deer Creek Township
Califo
Seshoe Pitchers’ Club
Robin Hood
Banta
Rive Io
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