Glenwood Papers Unite
A newspaper consolidation in Glenwood brings The Opinion and The Tribune under a single ownership by the Choates. The Tribune, founded by N. C. Field, has long been a leading, progressive paper, now joining with The Opinion to create a larger seven column publication for Glenwood. We congratulate the Choates on the acquisition and new organization.
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Glenwood
Opinion
Tribtune
Choates
Tribune
N. C. Field
W FP. Hill
Harle Dais
J. KR. Graham
Wayne D
Frank Choate
Birthday Party for Georgia Ruth Marsh Celebrated
On Tuesday March 28 little Georgia Ruth Marsh marked a birthday from 3:00 to 5:00 with friends visiting, games played, and a large candlelit birthday cake. Guests included Virginia Dall-Chamberlain, Thelma McClure, Wilma and Elaine Frederickson, Marjorie DeVal, Edna Moore, Violet Moore, Fredy Sheres, Mary Evelyn Marsh, William Sarkus, Willard Sheres, Houston Moore, and Georgia’s teacher Miss Geneva Hunt.
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Georgia Ruth Marsh
Virginia Dall - Chamberlain
Thelma McClure
Wilma
Elaine Frederickson
Marjorie DeVal
Edna Moore
Violet Moore
Fredy Sheres
Mary Evelyn Marsh
William Sarkus
Willard Sheres
A Bad Eye Eyestraightened by Neighbors and County Bluffts
George Marsh suffers a month long problem with the pupil of his left eye. Friends and good neighbors take turns driving him to Counci Blutts every other day. He hopes for improvement so he can stop covering the eye and regain sight with both eyes.
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George Marsh
George
Counci Blutts
Dead Horses Across Southwest Town Reveal Widespread Loss
The piece notes vast die off of horses from cornstalk disease, with Malvern plant operator Strong reporting 400 dead horses hauled in during the past winter and suggesting he captures only about half. If accurate, up to 800 head may have perished, a heavy burden on already-strained farmers amid ongoing losses from the baffling disease.
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Strong
Malvern
Meeting Postponed By Woman's Missionary Society
The Womens Missionary Society of the Methodist church announces a postponement of its meeting until next week due to the Convention of the Home Missionary Society in Glenwood on Thursday and Friday March 31 and April 1.
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Womans Formen Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Convention of the Home Missionary
Plattville
Harry Kiser
Plattville Township
J. J. Folkette
Chrie Christensen
Charley Coffee
Chalmers Cowardin
Easter programs and sermons across churches this Sunday
Baptist Church reported no preaching last Sunday but a short talk by Rev. J. E. Witking concluded with plans to talk again next Sunday. Easter services and baptismal rites are scheduled. Mission Circle meets Friday at 2:30 at Mrs. Berkhamet’s home with Mrs. Cadwell leading. Presbyterian, Christian, and Methodist services noted with sermons, music by the Simpson Madrigal Club, and lectures by Roscoe Cartwright. W. H. M. S. convention details, Christian Church topic "The Yellow Menace" and Bible lessons on Peter begin next Sunday, with regular services and minister’s call for attendance. Continuous reminders to support the church and attend Evangelistic meetings.
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M. Cadwell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul H. Hicka
Epworth League
Simpson Madrigal Club
Roscoe Cartwright
Thomas Jefferson High School
Council Bluffs
Cartwright
Landiagn
Wortmen
Christian Church
Bible School
Lessang
Peter
Cecil M. Wright
C.H
C. E
O. B
Bilverette Club
Mary Johnson
Thelma Shafer
Roy Donner
Edna Lutz
Front Porch Displays Reflect Local Habits in Ames
Citizens display household appliances and cars at front curbs reflecting local customs. The article notes orderly street scenes with items arranged along sidewalks and porches, suggesting community standards drive curb displays and curbside tidiness in daily life.
District Court approves multiple Lamb estate sales
Mills County District Court adjourned session settled several matters. Real estate sales were approved including Wm Lamb estate properties at Fair State area to Nan Ironmonger and Harry Norman, Humphrey & Howe Pharmacy to A J Howe and R E Humphrey, Ont Lot 19 to C W Byers, and a northwest farm to C B Henderson in section 2 township 72 range 42. Equity valued at 2542.71 paid by S F Vinton, with deed to Vinton. J D Robbins granted lease of 520 acres of David Sandiland estate. Monument fund for Louise Leu’s heirs set at 760. Fichter reported estate receipts and Morrison memorial funds. executor allowed 700 for Morrison graves. Sherman Jones estate directed to pay 2900 to W R Payne as bank stock assessment.
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Mills County District Court
Glenwood Tritone
Wm. Lamb
Nan
Harry Norman
Humphrey & Howe Pharmacy
A. J. Howe
R. EB
Humphrey
Asle
C. W. Byers
Glentrood
C. EB. Renderson
Derson
F. Vinton
BE. R. Herrick
Lamb Estate
Herrick
Lamb Bank
Vinton
Mr. Vinton
Mantz
David Sandiland
Robbins
Laula Lau
Louise Leu
AP. Bray AR DY
Mattie Welthea Mortigan
John Morrison
Fichter
Morrison
Tabor
Sherman Jones
W. R. Payne
First National Bank
Malvern
Burn the Mortgage drive backs patrons for Boy's Home in Omaha
Omaha march drive led by Governor McMuyllen and Mayor Dahlman supports Father Flanagan's Boys' Home eleven miles west of Omaha. Church leaders and civic figures endorse the effort to sell Bonds of Happiness with Dividends of Smiles to pay the mortgage. Contributions of ten dollars or more earn Roads of Happiness as thanks. Donations may be mailed to Father Flanagan's Boys' Home or the newspaper office, with acknowledgments and receipts promised.
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Omaha
Nebr
Adam McMuyllen
Nebraska
James C. Dahlman
Father Flanagan
F. Beckman
Frederick Cohn
Frank G. Smith
The
Congregational Church
Stephen McGinley
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
James A. Crain
Omaha Council of Church
John A. Poucher
Nebraska Humane Society
Scottish Rite
Frank J. Grage
Creighton University
Boys’ Home
Nebi
Hove
Gus Adp AB
Munconee
Malvern 4-H Meeting and Club Reports Detail
Malvern 4-H held a meeting at Mrs. Rohrbaugh's home with four members and four visitors. They planned one more meeting this school year, set for April 23, and discussed memory work, budget books, and parliamentary law. Doris Candell reported.
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Malvern
Rhay
Farm Bureau plan offers discounted feeds for members
Farm Bureau members will be able to buy mill feeds pigmeal tankage and related products at substantial cash discounts. A Farm Bureau Purchasing Committee plan targets digestible nutrients from analyzed feedstuffs, delivered direct from farms in bulk lots. Members could save significantly on pigmeat across the year.
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Farm Brienau
Farm Surean
Farm Bureau
Plas
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