Tabor wins Class A in close sectional basketball meet
Tabor takes Class A honors and Bartlett wins Class B in a Glenwood Armory sectional basketball contest. Attendance soars past prior records with about 900 spectators and receipts of 1157 dollars. Stivers tops Glenwood in scoring with 61 points while Malvern and Bartlett post strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vame
Tabor
Clase A
Bartlett
Clana B
Glenwood
Armory
Wood
T. Ji
Malvern
Stivers
Boyer
Jones
Drake
Laird
Pacific Junction
Silver City
Macedonia
Henderson
Wales
Poultry Wealth in Mile County Reported by Travelers
John Bawyere tours Mile County visiting poultry farms and notes egg production figures. Ed Veritas reports a heat table with a flock of 185 hens laying 100 eggs daily. Rev Art Evang of Glenwood keeps 60 Rhodesian or Buff Orpingtons producing 65 eggs in February. Mrs. Evert of Glenwood raises Buff Orpingtons yielding forty eggs daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bawyere
Countey
Salvary
Glenwood
District Meet At Shenandoah This Weekend
Shenandoah will host the Southwestern Iowa high school basketball tournament with teams from Tabor Vil lisca Woodbine Guthrie Center Harlan Mt Ayr Osceola Indianola Shenandoah and Perry or Valley representing for a chance at Ottumwa. The event, at the new Memorial Armory, promises evenly matched battles as teams vie to advance. Grace Heidbreder of Glenwood has been elected editor of the Iowa Homemaker, the Home Economics Association's official magazine, taking the post at the spring quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Ottumwa
Shenlea
Memorial ‘Armory
Amos
Glenwood
Grace Heldbreder
Amea College
Iowa Homemaker
Home Economics Association
Misa Heidbreder
Thua
Juniors to Present Group of One Act Plays
The juniors of G. H. 8 plan a two day program on April 1 and 2 directed by Miss Alicia White. The group performs Misa Civilization with five actors, The Silent System by two students, and The Kleptomaniac by seven girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alica White
BE. O. ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE COMING YEAR
The BP, B. O. Chapter held its annual meeting at Mrs. Bevan Maxwell's home on Tuesday March 10 with a three course luncheon. Officers chosen to preside over the coming year are President Mrs Shirley Gilliland Vice president Mrs M J WilName Recording Secretary Mrs Bryan Maxwell Corresponding secretary Mrs densie Stone Treasurer Kira T Q Records Chaplain Nel Bogart Guard Mrs J S Chamberlin Pignist Mrs Earl Herrick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP, B. O
Bevan Maxwell
Maxwell
Mra
Shirley Gilliland
M. J. Wil- Name
Bryan Maxwell
Mra Densie Stone
Kira
T. Q. Records
Nel Bogart
J. 8
Chamberlin
Earl Herrick
School Election Ballot Cast in ABAVY Monday
A school election in ABAVY Monday saw 178 votes cast, 189 more than the prior vote. Incumbents E. R. Herrick and M. Crigwell ran on a single ticket and received 164 and 147 votes respectively, with F. J. N. written in for a small total of 19. several write-ins and scattered votes were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tera
E.R. Berrick
8. M. Crigwell
City Board of Education
Herrick
Criswell
High School Operetta a Decided Success
The Rex re under Miss McVicker directed the operetta with strong solo parts by a splendid cast and choral support from boys and girls glee clubs and Gypsy children. Act one showed a Gypsy camp with fine costuming and lighting. act two moved to an English country gentleman home with a fairy number by dainty costumed fairies. Names include Joy Anna Mickelwall Anna Jane Harned Katherine Rhoades Evelyn Barber Cleva Hartman Beryl Davis Mae Evans Edna Myera Deloma Bales Miriam Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Re
Miss McVicker
Neice
Alvo
Joyanna Mickelwall
Anna Jane Harned
Katherine Rhoades
Evelyn Barber
Cleva Hartman
Beryl Davis
Mae Evans
Edna Myera
Deloma Bales
Miriam Gonzales
Misspelled Word Contest Draws Local Interest
The page ad last week boosted the basketball tournament with eleven individual ads and readers were urged to find misspelled words. The first three correct lists in town and country won admission to the tournament and tickets to the film One Night in Rome at Rex Theatre. Several ads contained misspellings, and townspeople noted the misprints with a list of firms and their misspelled words including Efficiency Endeavored Grapefruit and Vintage furniture terms.
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Glenwood
Rome
Rex Theatre
Robinson
H. BE. Evans
Herndon
Cheyney Bros
Kier & Son
Peanut
Vinton & Workman
Widows & Slezak
Currye
Seuce
Ove
Swope’s
Vurniture
Liners Expert to Address G W. C. Monday March 16
The Woman's Club meets at the club room on Monday March 16. N. P. Fea, a linen expert, will speak on Linens and bring samples of all grades to answer questions. Aimed at Glenwood homemakers, the event promises practical insights and demonstrations.
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Woman's Club
Bern
Ladies of
Glenwood
N. P. Fea
Warer Lecturer And . E. Minister
A reflective piece on measuring a man's value by his community impact rather than personal success. It cites H. G. Wells and argues some preachers are overlooked when judging greatness, noting denominational limits and the need to evaluate life by deeds for mankind.
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H. G. Wells
Pupils Broadcast Radio Program at Rural School
Barbee school held a radio program titled Little Brown Friends in which coffee culture, rubber, climate and people of Brazil, a story The Rubber Doll, and recitations were presented. A telegram prize went to the pupil farthest away. Names of attendees receiving books include Goheen Richard Walker George Wright Clyde Kruse Marion Newman Woodrow Cheyney Sylvia Peppers Thelma Wheeler Natling Stafford Donald Scheel Gowen No I Paul Slaughter Blaine Wilcox Wilma Meredith Thelma Meredith Wanden Jensen Arlene Jensen Clara Bachman Marjorie Haden Johnny McGill Charlotte Irwin Ruth Lincoln Ethel Davin Maxine Shaw Paulina Vohe Kenneth Crouch Marjor Webb Glynn Bolton Ellen Maher Dorothy Sperry Marvin Deitchler Jon Conger
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Barbee School
Little Brown
Brazil
America
South
North America
Goheen
Richard Walker
George Wright
Clyde Kruse
Marlon Newman
Woodrow Cheyney
Littl Brick
Sylvia Peppers
Thelma Wheeler
Excelstorm
Natling Stafford
Donald Scheel
Gowen No. I
Paul Slaughter
Blaine Wilcox
Wilma Meredith
Thelma Meredith
Wanden Jensen
Arlene Jensen
Clara Bachman
Wearin
Marjoria Haden
Johnny McGill
Barrett
Charlotte Irwin
Lincoln
Ruth Lincoln
Marjorie
Coursing Center
Deer Creek
Ethel Davin
Maxine Shaw
West Liberty
Paulina Vohe
Kenneth Crouch
Warner
Paul Webb
Centerline
Marjorie Donner
Glynn
Agnes Bolton
Ellen Marie Maher
Robert Maher
Whits Cloud
Dorothy Sperry
Walnut Grove
Glen Lloyd
Wrights
Dorothy Graves
Prairie Creek
Edna Williams
Sandhollow
Marvin Deitchler
Silver
Jon Conger
Quality Hill Clus Met at Marlin Young Home
The Quality Hill Domino Club members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Young home Thursday evening for progressive domino games and refreshments served by the hostess and assistants Mrs. Straight and Mrs. Wm Lugach. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday evening March 14 at the I. Eissman home.
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Quality Hill Domino Club
Marlin Young
Mrs. Straight
Wm. Lugach
I. Eissman Homie
Wedmore Sells South Side Bakery to Bluffs Baker
A Monday deal transfers ownership of the South Side bakery from J. W. Wedmore to Gus Klempp of Council Bluffs. Klempp, a native of Sweden and lifelong professional baker, will take over the business on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wedmore
South Side
Gus Klempp
Council Bluffs
Kiempp
Sweden
Hife
Wedmore
Former Glenwood Girl Earns Advanced Degree
Mrs. Rohease Brown Cook, longtime Glenwood resident and critic teacher at Iowa Falls, received a department certificate at mid winter graduation exercises at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. On Tuesday March 10 she was among six honored for exceptional department work. She earned a junior college diploma in 1919 and her friends are pleased by her progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohease Brown Cook
Iowa Falls
Lewa State Teachers College
Cedar Fall
Tribute to V. D. Pace Remembered as Gentle Neighbor
A tribute honors V. D. Pace born 1856 in Bowling Green Kentucky who died 1925 in Elliott Iowa. The piece recalls Pace guiding a young boy on a dawn fishing trip and notes his lifelong quiet service and generosity. It reflects on mortality and the enduring memory of a beloved citizen who lived near the author’s childhood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY. D. Pace
Elliott
Keg Creek
Aleek
Shim
Tiabpole
Mata
Ben
V. D. Pace
V. D.paxe
D. Pace
W. D. Pace
Bowling Green
R. Nixon
Iowa
Monmouth
Mon
Southwestern Iowa officials oppose state highway power and back two cent gas tax
At a Council Bluffs conference of county boards and auditors from eleven southwestern counties, officials led by J. H. O Neill and E Anthony opposed granting more power to the State Highway Commission and endorsed a two cent gas tax split equally among primary, county and township roads. They urged no bond issue for highway surfacing and adopted resolutions urging lawmakers to limit state power and implement the three-way tax distribution. The group announced semi annual meetings and thanked supporters after illness and death in the Croack family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Jones
A. A. Buckingham
County Board of Supervisors
Frank W. Choate
Y. M. Martin
Lone Counties
Council Bluffs
State Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
Harrison
Shelby
Agdabon
Pottawattamle
Cass
Mille
Montgomery
Adama
Fremont
P. Taylor
J. H. O'Neill
Pottawattanile
E. Anthony
Shetby County
Iowa
Pottawattamis County
Southwestern Towas Supervisors and Auditors’ Association
Adams
Audubon
Mills
Page
Taylor
Town
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CAGE
Porcaid
Witseasld
Glenwood Folk
Volunteers of America
Pauline Evans
Reba Jackson
Dorothy Peele
Veelon Evens
Eiber Childres
Merle
Mile County
BE. O
Little
Rory Ste
Lona Mo Abe
Rez
G.W. C
PT "Warer
Roey
Alec
Senor
Quality Hill Clus
Marlin Young Home
W. Wedmore
C. Bluffs Man
Bluffs
Milln
Highway Commission
Resolution Committee
James H. Smith
W. J. Adams
Geo. B. Sparks
MW. M. Croack
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