Boosters Meet and 4th of July Plans in Glennwood
The Boosters met Monday evening to appoint committees for the Glennwood Fourth of July celebration. J W Murphy chaired the general committee and named subcommittees for finance amusement parade speaker program and decorations among others. Also noted were forest service exam dates and openings for Montana Wyoming and five district states with applications due by July 1 and local postmasters for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswell
J. W. Murphy
Geo. H. Zimmer
J. W . Murphy
Tobe Ross
J.W. Murphy
Glennwood
Finnance
B. O. McAdams
C. L. Dudley
G. K. Johnson
Fred Kirkendall
M. Criswell
Edwards
B. Mathews
Hi. Olson
J. M. Donelan
Joe McCurdy
W. P. Allbe
Hoffman
Montana
Wyoming
White J. Maker
St Paul, Minn
Cartercar Climbs Forest Hill in California Test
Frank Davis drives a Cartercar up Forest Hill near Foifest Allewheny California described as nearly insurmountable for motor cars. Witnesses confirm the feat proving the friction transmission reduces waste power and provides strong pulling leverage. Davis recalls mockery from friends before the ascent.
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Foifest
Allewheny
California
Frank Davis
Forest Hill
Davis
Christian Endeavor Convention Held in Red Oak
The twelfth Town District Christian Endeavor convention met for a three day session at Red Oak this week. Rev. J. D Stone and Misses Alice Robinson and Laina Younker represented the Endeavor society of the Congregational Church and traveled to Red Oak on Monday.
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District
Christian Endeavor Society
Red Oak
J. D Stone
Alice Robinson
Laina Younker
Endeavor Society of the
Real Estate Transfers from May 31 1918 Recorder Listings
Real estate transfer records filed May 31 1918 detail numerous deeds and warrants from Glenwood Silver City and surrounding areas. Transactions include Cemetery Trustees transfers, QCD deeds, and WD transfers with amounts from 1 to 1200 dollars, listing multiple parcels in sections 23 24 and 33 73 43 and properties in Glenwood Hastings and associated lots and blocks.
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Recorder’s Office
Frank Robbins
D. J. Phenix
Phenix
R. D
A. M. Hutchinson
C. D. Suuation
Pearl Smurfin
Block
Glenwood
J. W. Young
Z. T. Grantteer
Youngs
Hastings
C. FE
Deanta H. U. Smay
Wik
Giley
Annie Shamblin
Alley
Hall
L. Headlricks
A.M. Hutchinson
MecGiverin
J. B. Thanse
Sherito CW
Dean
Toustee
D. Amerenys
Ammiagast
Sela Custer
Guy Custer
Melvinna Badham
W. G. Badham
Peter Fell
M. B. Jiamison
Malls County Ahetraet Co
Water Overflows The Dike Damage Hits Local Crops
Water overflows from a broken dike southwest of town floods farmland. The dike breach destroyed the corn crop of B. Shutts and damaged other crops as streams and creeks rose above spring levels after a recent visit by a straim to Thur Muni and surrounding country.
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Thur-- Muni
E B. Shutts
Congregational Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The Congregational Church invites the community to worship next Sunday with morning service at 10 30 AM Sunday School at noon Christian Endeavor at 7 PM and an evening sermon at 8 PM.
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Congregational Church
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Bible School Attends Communion and Service Schedule
The church lists a 1000 AM Communion and an 11:00 AM service with the topic The Empty Seat. An Evening meeting at 7:00 PM features song, sermon, and a 7:00 PM timetable. The 8:00 AM The Barren Fig Tree topic. members urged to participate fully.
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Christian Bible School
Amd Gsernmom
Wamib
Bible School
Episcopal Church Announces Next Sunday's Services
The usual divine service at 10 30 in the morning with sermon on The Pharisee and the Publican. Sunday School at 11 45 a.m. All are invited to worship. Misses Retha and Lela Burger of Blair Nebraska visiting their grandfather Samuel Estes this week, then to see grandparents James J Ranger of this city.
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Episcopal Church
Devine
Pharrisee
Ted
Retha and
Lela Burger
Blair, Nebr
Samuel Estes
James J. Ranger
Pacific Junction News Short Items and Local Visits
A fragmented local column notes residents and visitors across Pacific Junction and nearby towns. Mentions include Mendenhall buying a threshing outfit, Mrs. Joseph Stamad of Connie visiting a daughter, and various relatives traveling to Omaha and Lincoln. Council minutes name Jilin O’San as mayor, with BE. M. Duke confirmed in office. community events include Children's Day at the Christian church and a church society meeting electing officers.
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Pacific Junction
Mendenhall
Boyle
Ghemwood
Chittiond Barrel
Conwineil Blullis
Yandimaster
Northwestern
Kim Scott
St. Towis
Joseph Stamad
Connie, Towa
Low Damghter
F. C. Stoamad
Hugh Kinney
Fred Swanson
Omaha
Geo
Haxtum
Colo
Henry Maley
Conception
Albert Lincoln
Wollit Aid
Ear
Chicago
Jilin O' San
Imnayor
Mir. Olsen
Graham
Frbemiis
Omaiha
Mirs
Menilembatl
Mog
Godsey
Nebr
Crewmom
Bogle
Blanche Marvin
Druin
W. Boguet
Omalia
Geo, Adams
Ann Reed
Fryim Mo
Valley
Rolnt
Johngom
Harry Kippersom
Lew Ganmon
Lovunbaia
Henderson News Highlights Summer Visits and Local Weddings
Henderson reports Miss Gayle Phillips returns from Lincoln for summer vacation and notes a wedding planned at M. 5, Lehkonah on June 12 followed by a luncheon. Mrs. T. D. Phillips travels to Omaha, Bud Smith bought illness of Mrs. Kate Warner prompts trip, and Will Fretcher and Hetty Carlstead marry in Omaha then return for farm life east of town.
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Henderson
Gayle Phillips
Lincoln
H.hl.c
Tom
Lekonah
T. D. Phillips
Omaha
Bud Smith
Hiss
Kate Warnern
A. S. Paul
Miaxvile Harmey
Makcedonia
Will Fretcher
Hetty Carlstead
Pagee
Red Oak
C. E. Irwin
Ruth Goodrich
Ames Ta
Missouri on the Boom Again and Flood Threat Near Plattsmouth
Heavy rains raise Missouri River water levels with swift current and rising banks. Damaging conditions near airstrips and railroad work threaten inroads. Plattsmouth Voyage notes seven foot rise and potential increased risk as water moves toward the area.
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Missouri
Epworth League to Host Social Tuesday Evening
Special Friday and Saturday sale of post cards at 75ets per dozen by N. Adamson. Epworth League of the M BE church plans a social event Tuesday evening. Parish event at the church next Monday.
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N. Adamson
The
Epworth League
MBE
Church
Sam
Pamticwhur
Baptist Church to Discuss Science and Faith
Sunday service at the Baptist church will cover a system of thought blending theology pathology and philosophy, claiming to unite three sciences. The talk argues for informing believers of error and drawing proselytes to Christian denominations. A church food sale is planned at Slezak's on Saturday hosted by the Sunday school classes.
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Baptist Chunch
Christiniy
God
Christian Serenea
Christianiny
Chri + tian Sumddy school
Slezak
Tsone
Sat
Lightning Strikes Hit Colts and Horses in Local Farm Notes
Center items report Wolfe shelled and delivered ecornaut the site. H J Kier had a year old colt struck by lightning Friday after moon. Wolfe also had a two year old colt struck the same day, both insured. Farmers struggle with alfalfa. Russell Stinanvaitham went to Glenwood on business Saturday. H I Kier lost a horse last week. Kier family autoed to White Cloud Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph McPherson and Elmer McPherson visited Roy Rodman. W P Creech's auto caused J B Pitsenbergen's team to swerve last week. tongue broken was the only damage.
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Wolfe
H. J. Kier
Koh Wolfe
Wieh Naim
Shime
Russel Stinanvaitham
Glenwood
Ten American Players Win Davis Cup Challenge
Ten American players defeated the Australians to win a Davis Cup match as the U S seeks to claim world tennis supremacy. Australia has held the trophy for years, and the U S must beat Germany on Thursday to secure the title. The report notes a 5 1 2 to 3 win over English players and mentions a Minnesota law case upheld by the Supreme Court and veterans returning home from the Mexican conflict.
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U.S
Minnesota
U. S. Supreme Court
Emerson Adi
Des Moines
Scranton
Pia
Newr York
Ohio
Mich
Emerson News Briefs From Butler Missouri And Nearby
Emerson residents and relatives visit across towns in Missouri and Nebraska. Mrs Geo Guptarth and Mrs Claude Hallway travel and returned home. Mrs Jordan from Ontaria visits Mrs Frank Knokensperger. Des Moines visitors stay with Mrs Jessie Camdilis. Eula Schick visits Nebr friends for about three weeks. Champion Hill Aid Society meets at Mrs William Listom’s home with sewing group and a social to follow at Mrs Henry Schick’s house.
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Emerson
News
Mas
Sherwin
Butler
Roe Frynear
Joy Omana
Geo. Guoptarth
Claude Hallway
Conmel
Jordan
Ontarin
Frank Knockensperger
Maru
Little Daughters
Des Moines
Nin
Jiessie Camdilis
Zee ToMinger
Oxkland
Tues
Jim Emerson
J. R. Coatessami Chibdaem
Dar Nebr
Eula Schick Jig
Nebr
Champion Hill Aid Society
William Listom
Henry Schick
Futome
Mesdames Cardiff
Ballain
Rifle Practice For Co 17 Ends With Notable Scores
Company 17 rifle practice yields marksmen and sharpshooters as Sergeant Dixon, Sergeant Stwam, Corporal Wim Orsidel, Privates De Broham and Bimiom qualify in various classes. Eight men advance to the Des Moines state shoot next week, with plans for seven days of instruction and limited participation in the main event.
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Ant
Cloumeili
Andra
Sergeamb Dixon
Wall
Murphy
Des Motes
Weel
Des Maimes
Tale
Ares
Ivanians
Silver City Notes From Cedar Falls Visit and Church Services
Mise Mivudie travels from Cedar Falls where she has been attending college Elony Colburn and wife visited Silver City for a short stay Mrs binvikingenn of Olnellia held Sunday and Saturday at her parents home Children’s Day services were held Sunday evening at the Baptist church No preaching service will be held the next day at the same time a meeting of Silver City Lodge LO O F N Hinnsckty elected officers for the coming year At the Commercial club meeting a committee was appointed to explore possible band conventions in Silver City during the summer
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Jessie Coal
Beem
Dixie University
Bessie Philipps
Lincoln Nehbr
Gayle Phillips
Shenandoah
Bertie Minlay
Portland Ore
Christian Church
Edwich
BE. M. Duke
Hng
Ed Davis
Jimamite Walker
Crison
Loving
O. N. Bigelow
Omaha
Dr. Perley
Baby
Elliott
Chriistianyehoweh
Silver City
Cedar Falls
Aduemling College
Elony Colburn
Diese Binvikiingivenn
Olnellia
Thie Baptist
Doyle
Dauilep
Silver Citys Lode
LO. O. FY
Nhinnsckty
Eisnimg ‘Amy. CO
W. Sawyer
Safe E-Ru-So Pile Cure Sold by Local Druggists
Local druggists advertise E-Ru-Sa pile cure as free of opiates and poisons, claiming competitors’ remedies cause constipation and worsen piles. Hoave's Pharmacy in Gle mwood is listed as a reliable seller with a $50 guarantee.
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Hoave’s Pharmacy
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Glenwood Club
Civil Service Examinations
Glenwood Lawe
Geo. E. Masters, Co
U. S
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