Pace of Red Oak Pioneer Dies After Long Illness
The obituary details the life of Pace of Red Oak Iowa and Glenwood Iowa, noting his birth, family, and moves. He married Josephine Denlinger in 1884 and had three children Olive May Pace deceased Wes S. Nixon Elliott Iowa and Mrs. R LeBlanc Long Beach Cal. He was a deacon trustee and active church member. He joined Basilist church in 1897 and taught in community affairs. He leaves his wife two daughters two grandchildren and siblings. The funeral train arrived from Elliott Monday and services were led by Rev Schoemaker and other clergy with Knights of Pythias and personal friends in attendance. The service included floral tributes and a large gathering at Glenwood Cemetery. He is remembered for contributing to his town and community.
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Red Oak
Josephine Denlinger
Olive May Pace
Wes
R. Nixon
Elliott
Iowa
R. LeBlanc
Long Beach
Cal
Glenwood
Towa
Pace
Basilist
Gleewood
The
Woodman and K
P. Lodged
Josephine Pace
Gertrude Nixon
Capitola la Blanc
Josephine
Ellene Nixon
Aistern
C. J. Clemmer
Los Angeles
Callf
Saul Watt
Norton, Kans
John Watt
Field Pace
Trenton
N. J
Elliott Friends
Hiamumrs
Baptist Church
Wm. Schoemaker
F. W.sut+ton
Eliott
Thomypaon
Christian Church
F. W. Kemp
BE. R. Herrick
Shirley Gillilland
Imogene Pogue
Sutton
Knights of Pythian
K. of P. Triangle
Knights of Pythias
Lloyd H. Spencer
M. L. Baker
Robert Ewang
Jon Ewing
Frank Rodman
T. L. Hall
Paria Cheyney
F. W. Hill
Frank W. Choate
King
George Pogue
Crowd packs armory for cage tourney amid sharp fouls
Spectators fill the armory for a high school basketball tournament. Scott, Tabor, Glenwood, Jefferson and Malvern vie for Class A honors with foul counts rising. Stivers and Shoemaker earn honorary recognition while Bartlett and Henderson lead Class B. Officials Lutes Gardner and Spencer run the courts as scores unfold across rounds and finals.
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Sasesis ET
Pat
Scott
Hathaway
Snuffin
Oni
Alvern
Tabor
Thomas Jefferson
Stivers
Glenwood
Boyer
Stowe
Copeland
Thos
Jefferson
Cooney
Malvern
Shoemaker
Bartlett
Braden
Macedonia
Byers
Henderson
Stattle
Hokanson
Des Moines Register
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Lutes and Gardner
Larned
Barlett
Treynor
Hastings
Town School For Deaf
Carson
Pacific Junction
Thurman
Wales
Silver City
Supt
Spencer
Norville Davis
Merrill Plimpton
Wallace Warren
Walter Wright
Prof
Haworth
Reverend Freedline A Busy Community Leader
Rev J H Freedline, youngest pastor of the city’s largest church, has earned community admiration through active involvement in religious, fraternal, and social life. With over 500 church members, 425 in Sunday School, and 118 in Epworth League, he writes for magazines, will publish a new story, and lectures widely, including a memorial day address at Iowa City four years ago.
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Carpenter
J. H. Freedline
Epworth League
Jows City
Lowe City
Prem
Freemanville Lecture Series Voices Powerful Presence
Rev. Freedville delivers memorable lectures on themes such as The Power of a Great Purpose and The Living Dead. Described as a man of prepossessing appearance with a strong trained voice, his platform speaking is valued as highly as his pulpit sermons for decoration day and commencement events.
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Comité
High School Operetta Triumph The Gypsy Rover
The Gypsy Rover operetta thrilled audiences with Rob a lost heir who returns to marry Constance after two years. Cast included Meg Zara Marto Rob and Lord Cravan with strong student performances and Miss McVicker praised for training. Special high school orchestra provided music. SEE US FOR JOB PRINTING
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Paget
Rob
Meg
Marto
Constance
Lord Cravan
England
Mildred
Bennett
Zara
Howe
Fred
Kelley
Sir George
Martendale
Ruth Gonzales
Lord Craven
Loran Boyer
George Martendale
Max Hamilton
Nina
George
Marie Brower
Jerome
Fred Stille
Toby Lyon
William Stowe
Rover
City of Glenwood approves Layne-Bowler Chicago bid for well
Bids opened with five submitted from H Y Ad kan Sullivan Ind McCarthy Well Co St Paul Thorpe Bross Hes Moines Sewell Well Co St Louis Layne Bowler Chicago Co. The Layne-Bowler-Chicago bid of 18900 was accepted pending hearing approval. A public hearing is set for March 15 1925 at 8 pm at city hall with notice to be published.
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Lowa
Winein
B. Peti
H. Hy Ad
Kan, Sullivan
Ind
McCarthy -Well Co
St. Paul
Layne Soviet Chicago Co
Chicago
Iil
Glenwood
Iowa
Layne-Bowler-Chicago Co
Hamilton
Cheyney
Kemp
Workman
Radford
Kelley
F. W. Kelley
Glenn Wilson Hevern Called by Death Angel
Glenn Wilson Hevern died after a brief illness. Born February 22, he departed this life on Thursday March 6. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 led by Rev. J.H. Freedline with Mrs. Freedline in attendance. Mourners include Mr. and Mrs. Merie Hevern.
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Oir
Merie
Hevern
Glenn Wilson
Glenn
Satandey
Freedline
F. A
Sulliven
Senate
Laurette Taylor Stars in One Night in Rome at Rex
Laurette Taylor, famed for Peg O My Heart and Happiness, returns in One Night in Rome at the Rex theatre on Thursday and Friday. The Metro-Goldwyn picture stars her in dual roles, Duchess of Mareno and Madame L Enigma, with director Clarence O Badger and a supporting cast including Tom Moore Migs DuPont Alan Hale Warner Oland and Joseph Dowling.
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Jenny
Duchess of
Mareno
Madame
L’enigma
Laurette Taylor
Clarence O. Badger
Tom Moore
Migs DuPont
Alan Hale
Warner Oland
Joseph Doweling
William Humphrey
Rome
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