Local notices and ads mix with town updates in Glenwood
The page blends plumbing and drugstore lines with personal visits and property deals. It notes Robinson's sale items and eyewear, Raymond Trisler as a plumber, and Col T. G. Byers to discuss sale dates. It reports visits from Earnest De Lashment, Misses Shriver and Ew ing, Mrs. J. B. LaChappelle, and O. H. Malm. L. A. Bower travels in Georgia while J. S. Burger boosts Farmers Insurance sales. It covers new homes, business moves, farm sales, and nearby travel to view opportunities.
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Bower Bros
Wilson Drug Co
Raymond Trisler
Robin‘son’s
Raymond ‘Trisler
Robinson's
Col
T. G. Byers
Woodrow
Ferguson Grocery
West Side
Aquare
Glenwood
Robinson’s
Miss Schofield to Teach Music in Public Schools
Music teacher Miss Schofield has arranged her schedule to devote half an hour each evening to teaching music in the public schools without conflict. The board approved the plan as the best feasible option and Miss Schofield is meeting with splendid success in her efforts.
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Schofield
Grippe Sickness Hits Rev Brainerd on Sick List
Reverend Brainerd has been recorded on the sick list with grippe. Local church circles report he is under medical care and awaiting recovery.
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Grippe Rev. Brainerd
Rebekah Deputy Appointed in Mills County Lodge
Rebekah Deputy Rhodah Fair is appointed district deputy for Mills County in the Rebekah lodge by the state president of the organization.
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Rhodah Fair
Mills County
Rebekah Lodge
124 in Shade at Trinidad Sends Nebraska Note
RK C White notes a Falls City Neb article about Thurston McCoy, a stenographer on the battleship Georgia in Bob Evans fleet, writing from Trinidad where he reports 124 in the shade and a man buried at sea off Alabama.
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RK. C. White
Falls City
Neb
Thurston McCoy
Georgia
Bob Evans
Trinidad
Alabama
Mershon to Open Real Estate Office in Glenwood
Bernard Mershon plans to stay in Glenwood and open a real estate office in the Mershon building. He previously managed the Casey restaurant several years ago. May he prosper abundantly.
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Bernard Mershon
Glenwood
Washington State
Mershon
Casey
No Zero Weather Stays Cold After Night Dip
Wednesday night was the coldest of the year with Mr. Schappel's thermometer reading 2 degrees above zero. The frigid conditions persisted, underscoring ongoing low temperatures across the region.
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Mr. Schappel
Will Byers Buys McKinley Home On Walnut Street
Will Byers has purchased the Mrs. McKinley property on North Walnut Street. He plans remodeling and will establish his home there.
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Will Byers
McKinley
W. H. Byers
Prang School Art Exhibit At Glenwood High
Glenwood public schools have secured a loan of carbon prints photo gravures steel engravings and water colors. The exhibit opens in the high school assembly room on January 24 in the afternoon and evening and January 25 in the forenoon and afternoon. Admission is 10 and 15 cents with proceeds to buy pictures for the school. Further details will follow next week.
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Glenwood
Congregational Church Services and Bible School Announced
Morning and evening services scheduled with pastor Staples at 10:30 and 7:30. Morning sermons focus on Tragedies and lessons from the Boyertown Horror. evening on Character as a gift from God. Bible school at 11:45 and Young Peoples at 6:30. Minister J C Harris invites all to the gospel meetings at the Christian church with topics scheduled through the week.
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Staples
Boyertown
Tower of
Siloam
Jeruslem
Young Peoples Meeting
Christian Church
Jesus
Woman's Club Annual Social Delights Members and Guests
The midwinter event featured piano by Mildred Byers Reading of the poem Brier Rose by Mrs. Roy Jones a quartet with Prof Bluffins Mrs. D. Smith and others a pantomime Bachelor’s Christmas Dinner and a reunion tale of romance with mistaken predictions followed by a light repast and refreshments.
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Womant’s Club
Mildred Byers
Reading
Brier Rose
Roy Jones
Bluffins
Angelina Thompkins
D. Smith
Smith
Mr. Byers
George Staples
Darkey
A Beautiful Home by Dr Donelan Moves In
Dr J M Donelan and family have moved into a newly built one story cottage with an attic area, featuring oak and hard pine finishes, frescoed walls, and a hot water heat system by Bowser Bros. The home includes a reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, and a generous porch. Builder Fred Myers and decorator Frank Deerwester earned praise for high quality workmanship. The Kempton place will be moved to the north lot and rented.
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J. M. Donelan
Frank Deerwester
Bower Bros
Fred Myers
Kempton
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Earnest de Lashment
Burwell
Clarence Miller
Heckenborn
Fairmount
Nebraska
Mergaline Shriver
Elsa.Ewing
Omaha
Mrs. J. B. LaChappelle
Ashland, Nebraska
Mrs. H. R. Lyons
O. H. Malm
Des’ Moines
E. L. Carson
L. A. Bower
J.S. Burger
Farmer’s Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Amos Dean
North Lynn Street
Andrew Mintle
Mintleville
Mr. Mintle
Wm. Mintle
Howard Mintle
Ralph Vinton
Wm. Johnson
Eric Swartz & Co
Ralph
Sam Vinton
Johnson
Paonia
Colorado
Amos Evernham
Huntley
Hatcher
Eysturday
J.T. ‘Hindman
Genung
Cummins
Sioux
Guy
Burton E. Sweet
H. R. Lyons
M. Waltermire
Hillsdale
Waltermire
Plattsmouth
Geo. Stille
Frank Ross
United States
Ross
Lincoln
Congress
Lord Jehovah
Clarence Stone
Sam Willis
Pacific City
Sam
Council Bluffs
Alice Ward
Chicago
Will Ogden
Will Whiteman
Alma, Neb
Mr. Ogden
L. N. Bredahl
Fontanelle
Mrs. N. Boysen
Mrs. Boysen
F. E. Cave
Mary McEwan
Orion, NL
J. W. McEwan
Dale Skiles
Farragut
Laure
Assamba Ag
Alny
Lam‘bert
Harlan County
Lambert
Rebekah Deputy
B. Mershon Real Estate Agent
Prang School
Art Exibit
Congregational Church
Woman’s Club
Edison Records
Laraway
Timmerman & Hamilton
Lipton Coffees
Lipton Teas
E. M. Myers
Old Pacific
Concord
Poland
McCormick
Henderson
Sam Allis
California
Florida
Mexico
Cuba
West Indies
MSC
J. L. Waterisian
Agent C
Q. Ry
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