Archibald An Aged Pioneer Resident Dies in Glenwood
Obituary for Archibald family matriarch Mrs. Archibald aged 78 at Glenwood Iowa born 1846 near Potomac Washington area. Survived by son E C Archibald Council Bluffs and daughters Ida L Brown Berrien Springs Grace Brenton Glenwood Sennett Vogt Council Bluffs, plus sisters and brothers. Funeral at Glenwood cemetery with local pallbearers. long Civil War era life marked by church devotion and migration to western Iowa in 1877. Relatives from Omaha, Council Bluffs Hastings and Berrien Springs attended.
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Jeens
AR. Branton
Glenwood
Town
Jamea Drake Archibald
Townville
Murn
E. C. Archibald
Council ‘Bluffs
Towa
Ida L. Brown
Potomac
Washington
D. C
North
Buchanan
Lincoln
Iowa
Archibald
Methodist Church
Seventh Day Advent Church
T. L. , Smonee
Frank Terry
C. Britt
Issman
A.C. Gourley
J. R. McCormack
Mwill
Clyde Scott
Omaha
E. OG
Council Bluffs
Clarence Hites
Hastings
A. Vogt
Cornell ‘Bluffs
Berrien Springs
Michigan
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support
Family thanks neighbors and friends for support during the illness and at the time of their mother s death and for helping during this difficult period.
Funeral Service Notices for Local Singers
Funeral services are announced for E Archibald and Mrs Ida L Brown along with Mrs Grace Brenton and Mrs Sennett Vogt. The notices emphasize the contribution of the singers to the community and highlight survivors and service details.
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E. ©. Archibald
Ida L. Brown
Grace Brenton
Sennett Vogt
Hillsdale Center Township Farm Bureau Meeting Recap
The Hillsdale Center Township Farm Bureau met at the church Tuesday evening with a good crowd. The program featured orchestra music by Edd Severn Donald Anderson and others, song numbers by Mr Anderson, a talk on raising young chicks, poetry, and the Flower Girls drill. Council Bluffs shoppers and local visits were noted along with a serious operation in Lincoln and various social visits around Tabor and nearby communities.
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Center Township Farm Bureau
Center
Edd Severn
Donald Anderson
Hastings
Edwin
Arline Howard
Paul Hilton
Cliff Dillehay
Miss Moses
Anderson
W. Davis
Fred Reasoner
Paul Mickelwall
C. R. Buffington
W. P. Wortman
Shepard
C. R. Warren
Chas
Rose
Iona
Richard
Robert
Roy Lannon
Tabor
Joe Shaw
Will Shaw
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
Nebr
Dill
Ernest, White
Margaret
Leonard Seeger
Dean Jackson
Council
Christian Endeavor News Items Of Interest
The group held a meeting last Sunday led by Goldie Krecklow Ruth Miller and Susanna Gardner on Preparation for Soul Winning emphasizing prayer as key. Several Endeavorers plan to drive to Blanchard next Saturday for the district convention pending road conditions. They will pray for the banquet and the evening program while next Sunday’s lesson from Ruth Mead and Helen Mayberry will ask What Can We Do to Win Others to Christ.
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Goldie
Krecklow
Ruth Miller
Susanna Gardner
Blanchard
Christ
Ruth Mead
Helen Mayberry
Beautiful Farm Home Destroyed by Fire Near Mineola
The two story farm home of Henry Kahl near Mineola was destroyed by a fire on Wednesday of last week. Neighbors discovered the blaze as the family was away in Council Bluffs. Silver City firemen responded but arrived too late. Only a few articles in one bedroom survived. The cause is not known but an overheated stave is suspected.
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Henry Kahl
Mineola
Council Bluffs
Fire Company
Silver City
Glenwood to attend Atlantic Y M C A conference
Glenwood high school will send about twelve boys aged 15 to 19 to the W M C A older boys conference at Atlantic this weekend under faculty leadership and with the supervision of Y M C A Secretary W M Parsons.
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Glenwood High School
Atlantic
Mrs Michaelson Hosts Worthy Matrons Luncheon
Mrs Dr Michaelson entertained the Worthy Matrons club with a three course luncheon in the Masonic Temple parlors on Friday March 18 as a blizzard raged outside.
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Worthy Matrons Club
Dr. Michaelson
Masonic Temple
Friends Gather For Social Intercourse And Planning
On the eighteenth, friends gathered in goodly numbers for a delightful afternoon together social intercourse and planning special work for the year.
Carnation Club Enjoys St Patrick Social at Killman Home
The Carnation club of the Degree of Honor held a St Patrick themed afternoon at Mrs. F. S. Killman's home with eighteen ladies. Guests wore green ribbons, enjoyed fancy work and socializing, and received Shamrock favors. Special guest Mrs. W. L. Evans of Sabula attended. Refreshments included brick ice cream cake and coffee. Next meeting slated for April 15 with Mrs. Ray Stowe.
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Carnation Club
F. S. Killman
St. Patrick
W. L. Evans
Sabula
Iowa
Ray Stowe
Miss Euphemia Laraway Celebrates Natal Day
Eugene Daily News society column notes Euphemia Laraway, granddaughter of Henry Evernham and J. W Laraway, entertained about eighty school friends for her 12th birthday at Laraway hall. The party featured spring flowers, colored lights, games, swings, teeter boards, a lighted birthday cake and refreshments. Guests wore pastel frocks and ribbons, while young beaux offered well wishes for future birthdays.
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Eugene, Oregon
Phelps Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Sunday marked the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr N B Phelps and his wife. Bible class members visited to offer congratulations though poor roads limited visits. The couple married in 1865 in Ohio and moved to Tabor soon after, building their home here and remaining residents through the years.
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Phelps
Phelpa
Ohio
Tabor
Riley
Honor Roll of Rural Students Contestaes Named
Names of contestants for the spelling contest have come in from fifteen rural schools with more expected this week. Those receiving title books for attendance include Barbee Ellen Jens Bernard Roenfeldt Golden Hill Eva Pontow Gertrude Leu Parden Pontow Rosa Pontow Pleasant Grove Inslee Mintle Elwin Arterbum Jennie Edlund Gen
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Barbee
Ellen Jens
Bernard Roenfeldt
Golden Hill
Eva Pontow
Gertrude Leu
Parden Pontow
Rosa Pontow
Sprague Dies in Florida Former Glenwood Leader to be Feted in Council Bluffs
Charles C. Sprague, once Glenwood iron founder and later Council Bluffs businessman, died in Florida of heart trouble. His body to be brought to Council Bluffs for funeral Monday at 2 PM from Cutler Funeral Home with Masonic Lodge members expected in attendance. Interment in Minneapolis.
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St. Petersburg
Glenwood Masonic Lodge
Minneapolis
Deeds Recorded Here In Past Week And Transfers
A summary of recent property transfers lists Louise M Shaw and others selling or transferring land in sections 29 71 43 29 11 41 and 71 43 8 71 42. Included are parcels to Mary J Davis Ruth Davis and various spouses with small or nominal considerations for exchanges and wills. Other transfers include Rudolph Kuhl to Martin Jenkel for 18500 and several parcels in Glenwood Cemetery Pacific Junction and surrounding areas.
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Louise M. Shaw
Mary J. Davis
W. D
Oscar T. Carigon
Max G. le
Louies Barber
Simon Stille
Rudolph Kuhl
Martin Jenkel
Angie M. Lookabill
Fred Ai. Cook
Augusta Cook
M. L. Cole
Eugenia M. Burchett
W. C
Glenwood Cemetery
C. F. Deuble
Cem
Pearle E. Lang
Walter H. Clites
Emerson
B.S. Harmon
Janie Clover
Clark Clover
Glenwood
Catherine Ocean
BR. Kuhl
Mineo
Fay King
Atd
Pearl King
Gleason
Pacific Junction
Lowa
Bungalow Nearing Completion On South Vine Street
The Radford lot on South Vine Street houses a bungalow under construction by Otis Harold. It is leased by Peter Parenti, and he and Mrs. Parenti plan to establish their home there.
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Otis Harold
Radford
South Vine Shreet
Peter Parenti
Mrs. Parenti
Operative and Operator Distinct Meanings Noted
A discussion explains that an operative is a worker employed to admitted factory work and may refer to a person who operates a machine. An operator is someone who works or controls a machine and is skilled. The terms are used in various trades as well as stock trading and coal mining operations.
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Stock Exchange
Uiverary Digest
Fragmentary Lab Notes on Pencil Lead and Lubricant Mix
Fragmented OCR describes lead pencils and a wooden lubricant mix with a manufacturing cut, seven inch jotts, six pencil widths, and a process to shape and groove one side for bonding. It mentions incerti whe hats, glued fender parts, and a Bemsl hexagaint seething phrase.
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Tanufacturer
Farmers Move to Work the Land in China Says Survey
A survey by the United States Department of Agriculture concludes that about 69 million farmers and their families in China are now tilting toward soil work in the Orient, reflecting large-scale rural labor movement and agricultural emphasis.
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China
Unulted Stars Department of Agriculture
Orient
Fragrance Evolves in Flowering Peonies
The report notes differences in scent among peonies and their varieties. Elder peonies emit a harsher odor, while many newer varieties offer delightful perfumes. The discussion focuses on fragrance rather than overall garden usefulness.
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Hyniad Cole
Mending an Umbrella With Friedon Tine Joints
A repair method describes re pairing broken joints and ribs of an umbrella using friedon tine. The technique aims to restore opening and closing smoothly without strain, suggesting a durable fix at the joint end of the frame.
Rule Works Many Ways with Early Alphabet Challenge
A garbled OCR style line hints at a puzzle or game about first chances and folding rules. It mentions a fishing pole sword hinge hit arch mop and window frame and letters of the alphabet. Later phrases refer to decayers and more things, attributed to Kamene Cy Star.
When Roles Reversed in Saturnalia Festivities
A fragmented note recalls ancient Saturnalia customs where enslaved people served masters while masters wore servile clothing and performed duties, highlighting a role reversal ritual observed in December during antiquity.
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Saturn
Venerable Juniper Tree in Utah’s Litthe Forest Mystery
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a massively ancient juniper in Utah’s National Forest near Se Utah. The garbled text mentions tree height and girth, age around 2400 years, and references a historic growth pattern and notable figures.
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Litthe National Forest
Utah
Avon River of Death Blooms of Sewage Ruin Riverside Plant Life
The Avon river suffers from heavy sewage discharge from Low n Coventry plant. Aquatic life perishes and vegetation along the banks declines as the river deteriorates.
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Iid Pravaie
Lown
Coventry
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