Glenwood Opinion welcomes Choate era with new pace
The Glenwood Opinion announces a shift as Wayne Choate ends active work at the paper. The staff will continue his column while welcoming changes, noting Glenwood’s warm reception for newcomers and the paper’s plan to gradually implement innovations. The notice discusses state college funding and tuition proposals, Sears Roebuck studies on Midwest villages, and a critique of modern girl stereotypes with local commentary.
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Wayne Choate
Howevrer
GraduationAdvice From An Experienced Superintendent
A veteran school leader offers graduates caution about immediate career certainty. He urges taking offered tasks, elevating humble jobs through effort, and views education as a slow, lifelong growth built on character like humility and charity. He stresses that formal schooling furnishes tools, not complete education.
Old Items From The Opinion Of Years Gone By
This week features a new column drawing from county history with items from 1865. The aim is to refresh memories of early events and offer readers a glimpse into the past. Contributions are welcomed, though the editor retains prerogative over selections.
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Fleming Nebraska Visit Described By Editorial Writer Choate
Wayne D. Choate details a May 26 stop through Holdrege and Fleming Nebraska, praising Holdrege’s business vitality and extensive paving, noting Hol drege Rotary Club activity and local newspapers. He travels past cattle country into Fleming, highlighting fertile plateaus near Sterling, local families, and prosperous farms with corn wheat barley navy beans and good improvements amid light rainfall and occasional hail.
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Fleming
Colorado
Hastings
Nebs
Holdtege
Burlington
Holdrege
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nebraska
West
Colorado Line
Sterling
Elmar McPherron
McPherron
T. J
Towa
Iowa
Reflections on a Vanishing Landscape by Wayne D. Choate
An introspective note on environmental changes and a fading landscape. The author laments thinning forests and increasing effects of Hallaté like ravages, expressing attachment to a country with future potential. Wayne D. Choate signs the brief contemplation.
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Hallaté
Wayne D. Choate
Emerson Baptist drive to Winnses revival meeting brief
Emerson Baptist chair travels to Winnses on Wednesday evening to assist in a revival meeting. Olive and Mrs A R Ellis of Park moved their household goods to Matt Good home south of town. C W Hatfield drove to Omaha Tuesday afternoon. Roy McLain’s shop closed Friday as he returns home for summer. Evangeline Cheney of Stanton spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Gilbert Cheney. Mrs H C Knight and Rose Clifes drove to Red Oak Saturday afternoon. Several cars of stock shipped from here Saturday night. Shippers: C E Lakin six cars Ora Douglas one car Frank Shaw and Emory McDowell one car Oscar Webb one car of hogs to Omaha Monday night. School closed Friday and teachers left for their homes. Miss Frances Cadwell to Malvern Saturday evening. Mrs Verna Pleak to Oakland Friday night. Mrs Frank Severns and son Everett of Strahan drove up Friday evening to attend commencement exercises. Mr and Mrs Seth Pease of Shenandoah came up Friday to attend commencement. Miss Susie Grayson of Council Bluffs came Friday evening to attend commencement. Memorial services were held at the
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Ehair
Winnses
Olive
A. R. Ellis
Park
Matt
Cos
Mic
C. W. Hatfield
Omaha
Roy
MicLain
Evangeline Cheney
Stanton
Towa
Gilbert Cheney
H. C. Knight
Rose Clifes
Red Oak
Ayeret
C. E. Lakin
Ora Douglas
Frank Shaw
Emory ‘McDowell
Ostar Webb
Frances Cadwell
Malvern
Verna Pleak
Oakland
Frank Severns
Everett
Strahan
Mira
Seth ‘Pease
Shenandoah
Susie Grayson
Council Bluffs
Local notices and society updates from the week
Sunday morning services led by Rev F As fosteree followed by music from the ladies double quartet and orchestra. A dainty eight-pound daughter born May 16 at the Merledices home. Sirs Amick and two children left for California. Various staff changes and absences noted as school closes and teachers depart for home. Local visits include Mrs Israel from Omaha aiding in Sturgeon store and funeral attendance for Jack Gravett.
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M. Kechurch
Fosteree
Mitchell
Rae Tcs Clark
Ladies
Hoderia Lennarr
Alfred Tuntsham
Merledices
Sirs
Amick
California
Raymond Casebelt
O. Vick
Freek
Oxiahx
Spellbring
Silver City
Teacers
Missi Smtasia Larson
Sudday
South Dakota
Keith T) Authbon
Parkhill
DesMoines
Miss Piper
Randolph
Rhea Heberlee
Red Oak
Louella
Datlinger
Atlantic
iMildred- Somers
Carson
Macedonia
Hope Swaney
Israel
Omaha
Nora Gravett
Jatcy
Cecil
Fern Gravett
Cumming
Jack Gravett
Graduation Exercises Spark Crowds at Local School
The Class of 125 graduates held their ceremonies amid lively crowds. Performances by the class play featured all participants, with graduation exercises and a Friday night alumni gathering following the event.
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Jane
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