Glenwood High Teams Prep for State Baseball Tourney
The Glenwood school calendar lists May activities including a banquet at Glenwood armory, a May Day fete at West Hill, and a high school baseball team traveling to Ames for the State Tournament. Coach Jones leads players Wim Stowe Richard Stivcow Orville Hathaway John Kates Hubert Storer Thomas Gilliard Scott Miller Fred Kelley Leon Scott and others as they head for Ames for the weekend games.
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Technics High
Omaha
Hamburg
Glenwood
Ames
Wole
Coach Jones
Jones
Doua
Wim Stowe
Richard Stivcow
Orville Hathaway
John Kates
Hubert Storer
Thomas Gilliard
Scott Miller
Fred Kelley
Leon Scott
Glen
Inauguration of Glenwood Rotary Officers
Glenwood Rotary Club welcomes back President elect Bil Plimpton after illness. Retiring president Rathke led a simple ceremony naming Dr. W. M. Plimpton as President and officers J D Tronmonger Secretary Carl Otis Treasurer H A French Director B N Matthews Dr T B Lacey. Attorney Carl Pryor of Burlington attended and spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Rotary Club
Bil” Plimpton
Council Bluffa
W. €. Rathke
W. M. Plimpton
J. D. Tronmonger
Carl Otis
H. A. French Directore
B. N. Matthews
T. B. Lacey
Carl Pryor
Burlington
C. 7, Genung
Death of Beloved Community Member Ded Raine
Community shocked by sudden death of Ded Raine, a well known resident. He had been in poor health months but remained active until Monday morning when he died almost instantly after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the Christian church at 2:40 PM with Pastor Thompson officiating. he is survived by three sisters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ded” Raine
Cean
A County Wide Fourth Celebration Planned
A county wide Fourth of July celebration is planned by a general committee formed at the first board meeting. The committee includes J. W. Carter Othe Wesrin Henry Buchv and Fred Far quhar. Special committees were appointed at a Monday night meeting to handle grounds and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm
Baresi
Buny
St ‘Mila
J. W. Carter
Othe Wesrin
Henry. Buchv
Fred Farquhar
Cerec Pa
Jiohn
Glenwood Parents Spend Mothers Day in Lincoln
Glenwood parents spend Mothers Day in Lincoln visiting university students Helen Gilliland Whitney Gilliland and their sons Clyde Rounds Rhoades Min Frank Choate hosted by their sons fraternities Phi Kappa Psi Pi Kappa Alpha for a Mothers Day banquet and musical programs.
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Locsin Bir
Min
Clyde Rounds
Rhoades
Helen
Gillilands
Whitney
J.M. Donelan
Frank Choate
Mornning
James Donelan
Phi Kappa Pai
Leonard Choate
Pi Kappa Alphas
W C Presidents Luncheon At K O P Hall
The Glenwood Women's Club annual president's luncheon is set for Monday May 18 at 1 o'clock in Pythian Hall. It closes the year with final reports from officers and committees. Outgoing president Mrs Joy Mickelwall will hand the gavel to the new president Mrs Floyd McCluskey who assumes charge. Members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Women’s Club
Pythian Hall
Joy Mickelwall
Floyd McCluskey
May Social Meeting To Be Held May Nineteenth
The order announces its next regular social on Tuesday evening May 19 with initiatory work, refreshments, and a unique musical aperete. Every member should be present.
Walton Eaguers Buffet Dinner At American Legion Hall
Walton Eaguers invite members to a 6 30 p m buffet dinner at the American Legion hall on May 15. Attendees are urged to be present and are promised a quick service with a later royal time estilo.
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Eet Walton
Eaguers
Izgak Walton
American Legion
Genni Williams and Howe Entertain at Bridge
Mrs M J Willame and Mrs A J Howe hosted a group of friends for bridge Friday afternoon May 8 at the home of the former with Mrs Frank Ridgway of Saguache Colo as honor guest. Highest scores were made by Mrs Zarmuhlen of Council Bluffs and Mrs Ridgway. A three course lunch was served. Out of town guests included Mrs L M Lord Omahs John Zarmuhlen Council Bluffs Kinley T Orr Forrest City Iowa Gilbert Cheney Emerson and Clifford Williams Dumfries, besides the honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Willame
A J. Howe Wers
Friends Bridge
Frank Ridgway
Saguache
Colo
Zarmuhlen
Council Bluffs
Ridgway
Meadames L. M. Lord
Omahs
John, Zarmuhlen
Kinley T. Orr
Forrest City
Iowa
Gilbert Cheney
Emerson
Clifford Williama
Dumfries
Mra
Deacon Sells Service Station to L Stone
Lawrence Stone purchased the Battery and Mre Service Station at Sharp and Lacout streets near Deep Rock, taking possession immediately. Stone has trained in electrical and battery work in Kansas City. Deacon notes strong performance but may relocate to Creston Iowa to continue in similar service.
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Lawrence Stone
Sharp and
Lacuat Streets
Deep Rock
Harold Deacon
Stone
Kansas City
Deacon
Creston
Lows
Weather report on May temperatures at Beven Forts
A fragmentary May temperature report from Mr Colbert notes readings for the first ten days with frosts and temperatures including 40 37, 72 31, 68 45, and 31 frost on the eleventh day. The source mentions beverages of wine and a sill, but these details are unclear.
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Colbert
Tributes and church notes from Mizpah locality
Tributes to Grace M. B. Church and Grace Gurney highlight literary recognition and musical programs at Mizpah church. The Literary World editor praises a piece linked to The Silent City, while sermons titled The Howl of God in His History and a lively morning and evening service energize the congregation. Mizpah notes mention a fine musical program by the youth and newcomers frequently attending church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Frank Gitmeni
Aditgr
Cleveland
Obie Han
Grace M. B. Churchaw
Mia
Sullivan
Mizpah
Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule
The Christian Church lists Bible School at 10 p m with Communion and sermon, 11 a m subject Responsibility, Junior Endeavor 2 30 p m, Young People's meeting, 7 p m preaching with subject Hunting, Ladies Ald Wednesday 2 00 p m Prayer meeting at 8 00 p m, next Sunday Father and Sons day. D B Thompson is pastor inviting attendance.
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Christian Church ‘Bible School
Father and Sons
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Evening Sermon Topics
The Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 am followed by a morning sermon at 11 on The Sacredness of Language. A Young People's meeting at 7 pm, led by Miss Maxine Miller. Evening service at 8 pm features A Young Man Who Thought He Was Almost Perfect. Mid week prayer and praise Wednesday evening. Pastor Wm R Schoemaker. Mr and Mrs A J Blair visited with Mr and Mrs E A Jenke of Emerson on Sunday.
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Baptist Church
Maxine Miller
Wm. R. Schoemaker
Senior Banquet Honors Local High School Seniors
The junior class hosts an elaborate banquet for seniors faculty and board of education spouses at the armory Monday evening. Red and white color schemes with red candles and carnations decorate tables for 120 guests. Music by Wheeler's Orchestra, and catering by Jelly All Spa Constance I mar. Attendees include Beazer Geneva Reasoner Lucila Thrachafer Mildred Wright Freda Jordan Thelma Davis Gladys Boles Loran Boyer Franklin Buffington Norville Davis Thomas Gitlard Orville Hathrey Leakie Keene Fred Kelley Harry Heynie Fay Miller.
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Board of Education
Armory
Parsons
Constance
Imar
Mr. Criswell
Pleasing musical by Epworth League member
An Epworth League entertainment at the M E Church drew a very appreciative audience last Thursday evening. Decorations and costumes were attractive with woodland nymphs and minstrels themes. Solo work and Mrs Haworth’s reading were greatly enjoyed, and credit goes to those in charge for a truly pleasing program.
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
Marjorie Cheyney Popular in College Activities
Miss Marjorie Cheyney daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Cheyney attends Stephens College and ranks high in scholarship while active in Theta Tau Epsilon sorority YY W C A Athletic Association Senior League of Women Voters Civic Association and Legislature. She will return home for the summer on June third.
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Stephens News Service
iColumbis
Glenwood
Marjorie Cheyney
H. H. Cheyney
Stephens College
Cheyney
iTheta Tau Epsilon Social Sorority
YY. W. C. A. Athletic Association
Sanior League of Women Voters
Civic Association
Birthday celebration for Master Lewis Walker at home
Master Lewis Walker hosted a party for his schoolmates on Saturday afternoon. The gathering included Rath gon, dian Bishop, Pearl Doas, Le nore Atney, Paul Churchill, Avatin Wolf, James Anderson J, Lorraine Fem mers and Caughlan. He received many pleasing reminders of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Walker
Hie
Sat' Safternoon
Hogar
Rath
Banks Close to Attend District Meeting in Red Oak
All banks in Glanwood closed Friday so officials and employees could attend the Group 5 meeting of the Jews Bankers Association held in Red Oak. The district includes about 400 people connected with local banks.
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Glanwood
The
Jews Bankers Association
Red Oak
Eee Town
Thin Country
Bank, 5
May Festival At West Hill School Grounds
Pupils at West Hill will stage a May festival on Thursday afternoon May 14 with a downtown parade at 2 o'clock. The program begins at 8 o'clock under Music Superintendent Misa McVicker assisted by grade teachers. All pupils take part featuring May pole dances folk dances the pageant Joy and the operetta The Quest of the Pink Parasol plus a primary orchestra. If rain the festival is postponed. All patrons invited.
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Weat Hill
Down Town
Misa McVicker
Nill
Dr Mogridge Goes to National Convention
Dr George Mogridge head of the Institution for Feeble Minded Children leaves for Raleigh to attend the National Association for the Study of Feeble Minded. He is the oldest member of the organization with about thirty six years affiliation and has long been active in his field. He will travel to Richmond for a medical convention and then to Washington before returning in about two weeks.
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George Mogridge
Institution For
Raleigh
N. C
National Association For the Study of
Havis
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Glenwood Lad Honored at Des Moines University
Edwin Myers son of Mr and Mrs E M Myers of Glenwood is named assistant choir director of Des Moines Universitys seventy voice university choir. The honor recognizes his vocal ability and leadership skills within the choir.
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Glenwood Lad
DES Moines University
Edwin Myers
E. M. Myers
Edwin
Rural pupils to graduate Friday in county event
Over 100 rural eighth graders will receive diplomas at the first all county eighth grade graduation exercises in Glenwood Armory Friday morning. The program opens with a gathering at 10:08, followed by a march to the armory at 10:30 and includes readings and songs from Goodfellow school pupils. The day also notes a Teachers Meet at Goodfellow on April 28 with student performances and readings.
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Mary Rathke
Glenwood
Assamble
Court House Park
Armory
Ot Ther
Goodfellow School
Bong
Otha Olden
Rowling
Marjorie Duval
Virginia McPherron
Lorraine Song
Readinge
Dorrin Mobley
Jeane Cunningham
Velma Holden
Ruth Pettit Receives Honorable Mention in Spelling Contest
Ruth Pettit of Silver City earned honorable mention at the inter-state spelling contest in Glenwood on March 27, chaperoned by County Superintendent Miss Mary Rathke. Sixty-one entrants, twenty-four perfect spellers, Pettit among a top class of twenty four. Pettit, a sixth grade entrant, stood out in a lengthy contest. Tad Whisler of Fremont won oral first. Marie Mason of Omaha won written first.
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Mary Rathke
Glenwood
Misnea Martha Schroeder
Osk Bluff
Ruth Pettit
Silver City
Omaha
Thia
Rathke
Eaton
Ruth
Tad Whisler
Fremont County
Marie Mason
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L. Stone
Beven
Gerais World
D. &. Thompson
A. J. Blair
E. A. Jenke
Sesoun
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Wheeler
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Glenwood Banks
Glenwood Bank
West Faill
DR. Mogridge
Glenweed
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