Steady Lower Monday Market Tread in Omaha Cattle and Hogs
Fat cattle at Omaha sold unevenly steady to $0.28 lower, cows steady to weak, vealers $26 to $31, stockers and feeders steady to strong with highs near $29.25 for steers, hogs down 16 to 50 cents with 180 to 860 lb at $17.50 to $10.85, sows off 25 to 50 cents, lambs steady to 25 cents lower, slaughter ewes steady to strong. Recent area shipper sales include Morgan & Hughes hogs at 257 lb $19.60 and Brazelton & Rutherford steers 1078 lb $31.00.
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Omaha
Morgan & Hughes
Dave Dalton
Edward Nelson Service Tuesday
Funeral services for Edward Thurman Nelson aged 60 are set for Tuesday June 18 at 2 p.m. in Raynor Chapel with Rev J W Walker in charge. Nelson died June 10 after a week in Omaha hospitals. He was born June 22 1890 in Ligonier Indiana and is survived by his widow Lottia and two sons Maron and Howard, four daughters Hazel Lidgett Velma Colles Freda Zemuneky Kathleen Matthews, two sisters Mrs Charles Jones and Mrs Martha Houger, and two brothers Charles and John.
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Edward Thurman Nelson
Raynor Chapel
J. W. Walker
William Grugsch Jr
Mary Evelyn Logan
Nelson
Omaha
Ligonier
Indiana
Lottia Nelson
Maron
Glenwood
Howard
Council] Bluffs
Hazel Lidgett
Velma Colles
Freda Zemuneky
Council Bluffs
Kathleen Matthews
Yakime, Wash
Charles Jones
Malvern
Martha Houger
Charles
John
Glenwood Legion Defeats Treynor 12-11 For Seventh Straight Win
The Glenwood Legion extended its winning streak to seven with a 12-11 league victory over Treynor after a late nine inning rally. The nightcap followed a 0 forfeit win over the Omaha Tigers, placing Glenwood in a tie for second with Malvern in the league standings.
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Legion
Treynor
Omaha Tigers
Glenwood Legion
Malvern Redbirds
Glenwood
Malvern
Memorial ‘Field
Malvern Visits Glenwood In Key League Clash
Arch rival Malvern visits Memorial Field in a Southwest Iowa League contest against Glenwood on Wednesday evening June 14 at 8 15 p m. Both teams sit tied for second with two losses and all wins, Glenwood seeks revenge for a 16 8 defeat earlier this season and plans to challenge Malvern on the Redbirds home turf.
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Malvern
Glenwood Legion
Memorial Field
Two Mills County Men Were Veteran Shippers
Two Mills County men noted as veteran shippers include J. C. Gingery of Council Bluffs and Harlan, with others such as John Pearce of Anita and Deanna Pearce of Anita. The list also names William H. Chrisman of Mapleton, Nels Pedersen of Council Bluffs, C. H. Cheyney of Glenwood, J. C. Piles of Oakland, George T. Ford of Council Bluffs, and Earnest Franke of Mineola.
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Mills County
Oabland
George T. Ford
Council Bluffs
Earnest Franke
Mineola
Woman Killed in Green Hill Auto Crash Sunday
Mrs. Harold Jones of Leavenworth Kansas died after a two-vehicle collision on Green Hill South on Highway 275 at 6 45 p m. Her husband Harold Jones and G O Vaughn of King City Maryland were listed in critical condition in Council Bluffs hospitals. Sheriff Moore investigated. further details to be printed in The Tribune.
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Harold Jones
Leavenworth
Kansas
Green Hill
Nearing
Jones
G. O. Vaughn
King City
Mra. Jones
Council Bluffs
Vaughan
Harold Gileland
Mr. Jones
Vaughn
Sheriff Moore
The
Tribune
Rainy Day Cookies and a Garden Groundhog Tale
A family baking activity for a rainy day features a simple cookie recipe with shortening sugar eggs flour and vanilla. The story then shifts to a chaotic yard scene as a groundhog clamps a rusty can around its head while dogs and children chase it through cabbage beans and rhubarb before the creature is subdued and lunch is served.
Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge in Glenwood
Herbert Thomas of Glenwood pled guilty to assault and battery before Justice of the Peace William Allbee on Saturday. He was fined 25 dollars and costs. The charge, filed by his wife Zeneitha Thomas, stemmed from a Thursday evening altercation at the Thomas home. June 8. Notice Pacific Junction Women's club will meet Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist Church at Pacific.
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Herbert Thomas
Glenwood
Asault
Justice of the Peace
William Allbee
Zeneitha Thomas
Mra. Thomas
Thomas
Pacific Junction
Methodist
Pacific Function
Mills Students Receive Diplomas at Iowa State
Approximately 1,878 graduates received degrees in the largest commencement at the State University of Iowa fieldhouse on June 9. President Virgil M. Hancher presided as degrees were awarded, with Eric Johnston delivering the address. Mills County graduates included Paul H. Sulhoff, Dolores L. Haney, and Michael J. Jonosa.
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State University of Iowa
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
U. & Chamber, of Commerce
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Bolivia
Canada
China
Cuba
England
Greece
Hawaii
India
Israel
Panama
Poland
Turkey
Virgil M. Hancher
Mills County
Paul H. Sulhoff
Dolores L. Haney
Glenwood
Michael J. Jonosa
B.S.C
Malvern
City Plans New All Steel Machinery Shed
City Council approved purchasing an all steel machinery shed from Albird Construction of Bey Moines at about 4000 dollars including foundation and erection. The shed will store city machinery water works chemicals and other stores valued around 17000. Company I National Guard seeks space in the shed for automotive equipment now in the Armory basement.
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Albird Construction Company
Bey Moines
City Offerans
Company I
National Guard
Lions Club to Elect Officers in Glenwood Meeting
Glenwood Lions Club will hold its regular bi monthly gathering Wednesday evening. Members who helped install the new electric scoreboard will be guests at a steak fry at the Wm E Brown home. Dinner at 7 p m prior to the election of officers for the coming year.
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Glenwood Liona
Kueste
Wm. E. Brown
National Citation Awarded to Glenwood Auxiliary Unit
The Harvey I Rimel Unit 141 and the American Legion Auxiliary at Glenwood received the National Citation for territorial service and membership. Mrs. Clarence Creager, Unit president, announced that only 248 citations were given and Glenwood was among them.
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Harvey ‘I’. Rimel
American Legion Auxiliary
Glenwood
Clarence Creager
Rev Paxton Smith Begins 4th Year at local church
Rev Paxton Smith, minister of the Congregational church, began his fourth year of pastorate on Sunday June 4. He moved here from McGregor Iowa in late May 1947 after previously serving in Towna. Over the last three years 78 new members were received the sanctuary was improved and rearranged and several new activities added including a men’s fellowship club and an evening meeting for business and professional women and a couples’ class. An electric organ was installed in 1948. He also serves as advisor for the Southwest Town Pilgrim Fellowship and chairs the Southwest Association committee on religious education. He represents the regional district as delegate to the biennial General Council in Cleveland Ohio June 22-28 and is president of the Grenwood Ministerial Alliance in his second year. The May 8 1949 church fire damage has been repaired and redecorated with a small remaining indebtedness. Twenty five Pilgrim hymnals were purchased and twenty five old ones rebound during the past year.
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Paxton Smith
County Legion Meeting at Silver City Wednesday
A county Legion and Auxiliary meeting will be held at the Silver City Legion room Wednesday evening, June 14. Rudolph Miller and Mrs. Miller, county heads of the Legion and Auxiliary, will assist in conducting the meetings. Jack Hurgoth, commander of the Silver City Post, will plan the program. All Legion and Auxiliary members are urged to attend.
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Legion and Auxiliary
Silver City
Coon Dog Trials Set for Sunday at Cogley Farm
The Mills County Conservation club will hold coon dog trials Sunday starting at noon on the Cogley farm one mile west of Glenwood. About a hundred top coon hounds from Southwest Town are expected, and the general public is invited to attend.
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Mills County Conservation Club
Cogley Farm
Glenwood
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Paul Shaw
H. F
Harold Scheel
Alf Shaw
Wilson & Nyren
Brazelton &Rutherford
Gidley & Wiseman
Hy. L. Blackman
John Mott
Edward Nelson
Wilson
Glenwood Lake Park
W. B.wilson
Wesley Chapel
Union
Ed Wilson
Etta Boles
Criswell
Riccd
Bruce
Ward
Sell
Virgil Rohrberg
Harlan Rohrberg
Chrisinger
George Rohrberg
Wade
Clenwood
Toad
Freese
Huez Ang Eltman
Edmonds
Hunt
Eiltman
Eltman
Maguire
Jur- Bens
Klealer
Streynar
Treynar
Wiliam
Willams
Loving
Kizaler
Ssdes
Kitzler
Glennood
Jurgens
Sullivan
Gienwood
Sullvan
Iowa
Lyestock Exchange
Omahe
W. W. Young
Shenandoah
Frank B. Paul
Shelby
Wiliam Plumbeck
Portsmouth
Julius Lahl
Avoce
Mike McCar
Courtesy
Noapareil
Ameos
Kay Neel
Susan
Bob
Atara
Nell
Bky
Tippy
Dewey Drennen
Glenwood High School
Drennen
Randolph
Marysville Teachers College
Omaha University
Mills
Iowa State
Lions Club
County Legion
Coon
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