Children Day Program at Methodist Church
Next Sunday at the Methodist church a Children’s Day program replaces the morning service at 10 30. The Sunday school presents songs recitations solos and exercises by classes including a cradle roll and a birthday exercise with offerings for Christian Education and several baptisms planned.
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Methodist Church
Alta Goodell
Nellie Goodell
Mary Logan
Dorothy Wheeler
Helen Agan
Georgia Deitchler
Sheperd
Little Stars
Myrtle Amerson
Harold Bichel
Fern
Desie Storer
Song
Children’s Day Observed at Congregational Church
The Congregational Church will observe Children's Day next Sunday with a morning sermon for the children by the pastor. The Sunday school and Christian Endeavor meet, and children perform during the 10:30 A.M. service. Parents and friends are invited.
Christian Church Bible School and Evening Services Schedule
The notice invites churchgoers to Bible School at 10:00 A M followed by Communion and Sermon. At 11:00 A M the subject is Prayer abuse and use. An Endeavor meeting is at 7:00 P M with a song service and sermon at 8:00 P M on Americas Most Popular Sin. Young members will provide the music. A good attendance is urged.
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Bible School
America
Tabor Orstorio Society Concert at Congregational Church
Tabor Orstorio Society presents a concert at the Congregational church in Tabor on Wednesday June 11 1913 featuring the cantata May Queen by W S Bennett noted among the finest works with miscellaneous choruses. Admission is charged.
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Tabor Orstorio Society
Congregational Church
Tabor
W. S. Bennett
Baptist Church Sets Sunday Theme as Chrisiam Science Cult
The Baptist church plans Sunday evening services with Chrisiam Science described as a cult as the central theme. The event aims to discuss beliefs and community impact. Members are invited to attend and participate in the discussion.
Lake opening draws huge crowd with fireworks and music
The formal Friday opening at the lake drew an immense crowd the largest yet. Mr. Elkins prepared extensively for the event with a fireworks display and boating periods. A grand Dollyin orchestra provided music as attendees enjoyed the evening spectacle.
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Elkins
Mamr Dolin
Court actions unfold as judge weighs Mc Clintock case
District Court with Judge Thorwell presiding heard arguments on a new trial for Mc Clintock vs Martin. Decisions awaited. Minor guardianship funds ordered to clerk. Ed Sumner given three year asylum term for inebriety. Myrtle Mills sentenced ten days. Estate of Ed Saar its guardian appointed. debts include Glenwood State Bank and Mills County National Bank totaling $10,000.
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District Court
Thorwell
McClintock
Ed Sumner
Knoxville
Myrtle Mills
Ed Saar
Minnie Sa
Genter Items Highlight Local Week Events
Last Thursday morning AR McPherron Allet Reed suffered a badly mashed finger in a gas engine accident. Harry Wilkins lost a horse the previous week. Jessie Wolfe visited Verda Wheeler at Glenwood. Mrs Russell Stranatham was a Glenwood visitor Friday. A R McPherron shelled and delivered coin at the switch Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred McIntyre visited the Creechs Saturday and Sunday. Miss RB Wolfe returned Monday from a week with her sister Ace Pipnitt at Randolph. Sam Estes Sr visited Blair Neh to see his daughter Clyde Burger and grandchild. Myrtle Wolfe is at Shenandoah visiting sister Alice Holmes.
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AR. McPherron
Allet Reed
Dr. Miller
Harry Wilkins
Jessie Wolfe
Verda Wheeler
Glenwood
Russell Stranatham
A. R. McPherron
Mars
Fred McIntyre
WP. Creech
RB. Wolfe
Ace Pipnitt
Randolph
Sam Estes Sr
Blair Neh
Clyde Burger
Man Sent to Knoxville on Inebriety Charge
Ed Summers faced Judge Thomes with Bellwood Hammond and Knight presenting the case. Summers is described as an inebriate whose drinking led to neglect of wife and children, dissipating about twenty thousand dollars. Neighbors intervened to protect the family, and the judge ordered Summers sent to Knoxville for care.
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Knoxville
Bellwood
Robert S. Hammond
John Knight
Tudge
Flo
Mineh
Besione
Thomes
Lecture by Brother Van at Methodist Church Lat. June 14
Rev W W Van Oradel known as Brother Van will present his lecture What a Boy Saw and Heard at Gettysburg at the Methodist church lat evening June 14. President W Teeney of the University of Montana calls it one of the best lectures he has heard. The talk is described as instructive and entertaining with free admission for old soldiers.
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W. W van Oradel
Brother van
Gettysburg
Methodist Church
Lat
W. Teeney
University of Montania
Burwell News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Miss Blanche Key of Burwell visits the J J Marvin home this week. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs J A Jungquist Friday. Mr and Mrs J W Parks welcome a new girl. Fred Mendenhall retired during a Burwell visit. Miss Florence Patterson leaves for Algona. A large turnout at the Alfred Gaar place with the Liven good orchestra. Tom Martin was in Omaha yesterday. Miss Catherine Sallisbury visits with sister Mrs Hammit Snyder. Revival meetings open in the tent with Rev Bonar delivering a strong sermon. Marion and Marguerite Moore host a lawn party Sunday. Miss Lucile Record Blanch Marrin and others go to Manawa Sunday night. Chas Davis returns from surgery in Omaha and is improving. Moonlight picnic farewell for Prof Evans. Abaneh’s boys play ball south of town. Miss Blanch Marvin plans summer school study. Merritt Mendenhall goes to Omaha. Commencement exercises in the tent with a large crowd. Emmett Barker and Blanche Marrin graduate. High school play The Mountain Woarf draws 25 cents at the K P Hall. Mrs G A Fuller of Retgrew Ark visits Prof Moore after twenty five years. Prof W J L Evans to leave for West Grove Iowa. B FF Jenkins of Lincoln helps Purcell invoice the Foster Luther yard. Ton Purcell attends a family reunion in Missouri Valley. sixty five present. Will Cronk to Glenwood to run the express office while the client is away.
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Blanche Key
Burwell
Nebraska
J. J. Marvin
J. A. Jungquist
J. W.parks
Bor
Fred Mendenhall
Florence
Patterson
Algona
Alfred Gaar Place
Livengood
Tom Martin
Omaha
Catherine Sallisbury
Hamitt Snyder
Nelson
Bonard
Marion
Marguerite Moore
Lucile Record
Blanch Marrin
Fletcher
Deardorf
Manawa
Slats Mendemhall
Chas. Davis
Prof. Evans
Abaneh
Miss Blanch Marvin
GS. Dunni
Sie
Merritt Mendenhall
Emmett Barker
Blanche Marrin
K. of P
G. A. Fuller
Retgrew
Glenwood
Cifent
Creston
Hastings Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Moves
Hastings residents share visits and residence changes as Ina Mason returns from Mineola to retire from teaching next year. Franks Wallace of Glenwood visit relatives. Henry McFarland relocates to a farm southwest of town, with Ed Pratt moving into the vacated house. Ed Smith of Malvern and D Wilson's trip to Ames accompany other family visits and guest stays with Corinne Record, Shoemaker relatives, Laurel Montana guests, Adisa Blakesley, and fishing at Seven Lakes. Levi Fisher from Havelock visits his sister near town after thirty years, gathering with his father William Fisher who marked his ninety birthday.
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Henry McFarland
Ed Pratt
McFarland
Ed Smith
Malvern
D. Wilson
Ames
Corinne Record
Glenwood Isa
Jane Fickel
C. L. Shoemaker
Clarinda
Aston Crouse
Laurel
Montana
Adisa Blakesley
Marsh
Creston
Fred Lockabill
Victor Cromwell
James Graham
Seven Lakes
Otis
Will Burke
Shenandoah
Ld Pratt
Agnes Hodges
Hazel Brooks
Peoria
Levi Fisher
Havelock
John Ime
William Fisher
Free Aster Plants Offered by Mrs Donelan
Mrs J A Donelan announces that Aster plants are available free of charge at her home by calling for them.
Sleuths on Hunt. One D. 8. Devore Tale Sparks Investigation
A Glenwood resident described by Devore as spreading wild tales prompted Nebraska Attorney General Gassen to dispatch a detective and a marshal to Glenwood. After days of inquiry, results remain undisclosed. The piece defends Glenwood’s lawfulness, counters mistreatment, and questions the accuser’s motives.
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Devore
Tabor
Glenwood
Omaha
Des Moines
Att Gen Gassen
Misouri
Nebr
Nebrta
Automobile Trade Reveals Surging 1913 Growth Figures
RB S Hayward reports from the secretary of state's auto department that in the first five months of 1913, 48 911 automobiles were registered an increase of 4723 from the previous year. Motorcycle registrations fall to 4115 while 1812 automobile dealers operate in the state with license revenue totaling 53134 27 a gain of over 50 000 from last year. The figures underscore a thriving industry amid commentary on high living costs.
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RB. S. Hayward
Chie
Automobile Department
Secretary of States Office
Lightning Rods Return to Fashion After Decline
In a period recounting the rise and fall of lightning rods, Mr George Zimmer notes he installed 5000 feet of rod in two weeks. He cites the theory that roof-attached copper directs currents to protect buildings as storms split currents and pull air from around structures, risking interior pressure and collapse. The trend suggests renewed popularity for lightning protection.
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George Zimmer
Kinmey Recalls Memorial Day Boat Trip to Seattle
C P Kinmey writes that his brother in law O Shayt of Puyallup Wash plans a Memorial Day boat trip to Seattle. The note mentions travel by water and family ties in Washington.
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C. P. Kinmey
Hig
Mrs B H Neilson Attends Banquet in Harlan Lown
Mrs BH B Neilson visited Harlan Lown today to attend a banquet. She plans to travel to Lincoln to visit her mother and to attend the State University commencement exercises.
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BH. B. Neilson
Harlan Lown
Lincoln Nabe
State University
Sweet potato plents at the old stand sale listing
Fragmentary note mentions sweet potatoes and a stand with contacts Bal Phone H. C. Tucker Pacific. Limited readable details suggest a local rural market or ad listing with names and a phone reference.
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H. C
Tucker
Pacific
Glenwood Armory Plans Move Forward At Monday Meeting
Glenwood club discussed funding for an armory building at Willisea with blueprints shown by Mr. Carter. The group considered sites on Walnut Street and near the library, proposed stock solicitation committees, and a constitution for a stock company. Committees for the Fourth of July celebration and event programs were also appointed, with J. W. Murphy reporting funds nearly raised.
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Glenwood Club
Glenwood
Carter
Willisea
Mogridge
Villisea
Henry Evernham
Walnut St
Old Methodist Church
Old Baptist Church
Townsend
Armory, Stock Company
Jaw
Murphy
Judy
Chub
New Teacher Elected by Glenwood School Board
Glenwood school board met Tuesday to approve hiring a teacher for a newly formed Domestic Science and Home Economics department. They selected Miss Susan Anne Thompson of Denver Colorado, noted as skilled in these arts.
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Glenwood
Ithig City
Susannne Thompson
Denver
Colorado
Lodge Election Names Officers For Glenwood Lodge No.97
At Glenwood Lodge No 97 I O O F election Tuesday evening officers for the ensuing term were chosen Raymond Trissler NG 3 W 0 Rathike W G Geo Haley See EH Cheymey
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Glenwood Lodge No
O. BF
Raymond Trissler
Rathike
W. G. Geo. Haley
Cheymey
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