City of Glenwood Broadcast Promises Musical Evening
City of Glenwood invites listeners to a Monday program broadcast from WOAW Omaha starting at 9. The event, hosted by Connell Bluffs Typo graphical Union, features Ernest H. Brown’s whistling solo with his wife on piano. Mrs Brown, a former local girl, is a pianist. Mr Brown is mechanical superintendent at the Nonpareil and well known here.
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Woaw Omaha
Connell Bluffs Typographical Union
Ernest H. Brown
Brown
Clingersmith
Russell Bacon
Russell Theodore
W. V. Allen
F. A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Neligh
Nebr
Allen
Waterloo
Dredging Inspector Edwin Begins City Civil Service Post
Edwin reports starting a new job as a dredging inspector under the City Civil Service on the first of the month. He supervises hauling excavated dirt to the eight mile dump in Lake Michigan, a position described as responsible with good salary and advancement potential.
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Old Sol
Shirley Gillland
Des Moines
5. M. Estes
Market Week Winners at Glanwood and Area Notices
Glanwood residents shared in Market Week prizes from Omaha merchants with Mrs J D Ironmonger earning a silk dress and Miss Eather Olson winning a Mina Taylor silk dress among other prizes. Visits note Mrs Grosenbauch and children in Glenwood while Mrs Lewis Robinson travels between Bedford, Blockton and Corning. G W Myers reports wife’s operation in Akron Iowa and Dave Salyards recovers in Glenwood from illness. City council considers Vine Street paving extension and graveling to cemetery with 3500 appropriated for next year. Briar club to meet with a paper on consciousness origin at armory on Friday.
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Roy Zinmmers
E. A McClure
Glanwood
Omaha
J. D. Ironmonger
E. A. Davis
Homer Daniel
W. C. Timmons
Eather Olson
Pacific Junction
Mina Taylor
Wm. Lawrence
D. C. Grosenbauch
Mildred
Ruth
Mascot
Nebr
Lewis Robinson
Pythian Sisters
Woodbine
Bedford
Blockton
Corning
G. W. Myers
Akron
Iowa
Dave Salyards
Glenwood
Seibert
Colo
Mack Mayberry
J. W. Wedmore
W. C. Meadows
W. B. Caven
South Standard Oil
Lincoln
Ralph
Red Oak
City Council
Upper Vine Street
J.D. Tronmonger
Seth Dean
Cy Council
County Board
Tuewlay
A. C. Gourley
Mra
Minnie Antrim
Local church sewing meeting and family news from Glenwood
The Congregational church will hold a sewing meeting Thursday afternoon March 19 at 2 30 with a dinner served by committees led by Mrs Jan A Swope and Mrs DeWitt. News from Glenwood notes births marriages and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Guy Adams welcoming a son born March 17, and various local visits, school board actions, and a report on a Modern Woodman insurance claim and a Hastings coal theft case.
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Jan. A. Swope
Mra DeWitt
Guy Adama
J.S. Chamberlin
Dee Mallonee
Audubon
Clifford Hubbell
Dr. Whitcomb
Omaha
Jus. A. Swope
Henry Evernham
Euzene
Oregon
Herbert Olson
Als. Olson
Mirs
Robert Bain
Burchard
Nebr
Joy Johnson
Beatrice
John Wirth
Corning
Iowa
Charles Wirth
Lorna
Quawa
Wood
Travers
Hastings
Justice For Peace
G. Lugsch
Ashe
Sunday School Class Enjoys Entertainment Evening
Miss Ethel Skeritt of Silver City hosted her Sunday School class at her home in a royal manner. The activity involved distributing booklets with another girl’s name to guess the person, using magazines scissors and paste to create pictures of the girl. Each participant received a booklet as a souvenir and refreshments of angel food cake and cocoa were served.
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Ethel Skeritt
Silver City
Chesterfield on social conduct and self reliance
A brief quotation discusses behavior and social expectations. It notes that people should pay their own reckoning and that many insist they can cover costs yet do not wish to be treated by others. The passage reflects 18th century attitudes on manners and personal accountability.
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Lord Chesterfield
Signs a lion is angry and ready to spring
Pathfinder Magazine notes danger signs in a lion. Dilated eyes and green pupils signal a bad mood, and once you see the signs from close range it is already too late to react.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Milk as a Food Good for Old and Young
Dr Ward highlights milk as a vital diet, comparing one quart to various foods and noting milk supplies key nutrients. It aids growth, builds flesh and bone, and provides essential vitamins helping children grow and mature adults replace bodily waste.
Woman's Club Session Reported With Local Remarks
An intensely interesting and instructive session of the Woman's club was held at the club room Monday afternoon. In the absence of the President Mrs J C Mickelwall, the Vice President Mrs W C Rathke presided. Following a brief business session, the speaker of the afternoon was introduced.
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Woman's Club
J. C. Mickelwall
W. C. Rathke
Aftar
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