Thimble Bee Joyous Session and Local News Highlights
The Thimble Bee at the church on Thursday afternoon was lively with prizes won and a cheerful crowd. Several Hastings residents are noted visiting Omaha and Malvern, while school tours and bond elections are reported, including Hastings district seeking $8,000 in bonds for building completion and equipment.
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Bne
Mesdames
F. J. Martin
A. F. Crouse
Otha Hyde
Effie Kennedy
Inez Burchett
Belle Henson
Ruth Lewis
F. B. Rockafellow
Dent Hites
Hastings
Marking Blue Grass Road Marked by Federal Highway Crew
The Federal highway commission marked the Blue Grass road through the county last week. They traveled by automobile and installed mile interval markers about six feet high in two colors. The purpose was not learned, suggesting it may be just a formality or salary task.
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Federal Highway Commission
Additional Petit Jurors Drawn for April Tenth Court
An extra panel of twenty four men has been drawn for jury duty for the district court session beginning April tenth. Those selected will serve as petit jurors for the upcoming proceedings.
They Measure Up Road Oiling Trial in Glenwood
Rev Goodrich guides a morning trip along the north road after Sunday rain to test oiling. The section to the cemetery was as easy as paved, while the oiled area beyond showed three inches of mud in the upper stretch. The test suggests oiling unpaved streets could improve comfort and reduce dust at modest extra drag cost.
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Goodrich
Glenwood
Married Mills County pair wed in Missouri
Two Mills county youths Perry Bishop of Glenwood and Miss Nellie Mills of Strahan married in Maryville Missouri on April. They met when the groom drove a Strahan school truck. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bishop west of Glenwood. They will visit relatives for a few weeks before setting up a home in Bozeman Montana. The Tribune offers best wishes.
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Mills County
Missouri
Maryville
Perry Bishop
Glenwood
Nellie Mills
Strahan
Strahan School
Fred Bishop West
Bozeman, Mont
the Tribune
Pioneer Woman of Pacific Junction Dies in 1920
Grim Reaper toll taketh its due in a Pacific Junction obituary for a pioneer woman born December 26 1868 in Leatay Kansas who died April 12 1920 at Immanuel hospital Omaha. Husband four sons and a daughter mourn her devotion to family and church. survivors include mother and three sisters. Funeral arrangements in Omaha area. Also note: Fred Shipper son of W A and Mrs Shipper formerly of Emerson died aged about 28. services held at M E Church with burial in Emerson cemetery.
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Pacific Junction
Letay
Kan
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
McClure
Methodist Church
Frank
Fred
Edward
Clyde
Sioux City
Mae Lathrop
Margaret Rickabaugh
Glenwood
Ellen Haynie
Mondamin
Kate Myers
Louisville
Nob
Mae. Anderson
Fred Shipper
Emerson
Iroquois
W. A. Shipper
Demobilization of Service Flag at Congregational Church
Despite Sunday’s bad weather, Congregational church members proceeded with demobilizing their service flag. The event included patriotic songs, a prayer by A D French, brief addresses by Judge Woodruff Shirley Gshivend and J R Graham, and readings by Mrs J D Ironmonger. Emma Barnes read letters from Florence Dean and Rev F W Long as the flag was lowered for archival placement.
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Congregational Church
A. D. French
Judge Woodruff
Shirley Cgshivend
J. R. Graham
J. D. Ironmonger
Emma Barnes
Florence Dean
F. W. Long
Glenwood Wins Season Opener Over Malvern
Glenwood high school baseball opened the season with a 23 to 6 victory over Malvern in Glenwood. Standiford pitched well, while Hanks and Warren contributed strong catching. A return game is set for April 30 at Malvern.
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Glenwood High School
Malvern
Standiford
Hanks
Warren
Glenwood
Nixon
Bingammon
Americk
Hullensen
MecCly
Salyers and Burrus Lead Infield, Dunces Rally Varsity
A compact lineup list shows Salyers at 3b and Burrus at 2b with 96 Kline and Shere. Glenwood-Haynie 2b and Bishop 3b anchor the infield while Hanks handles catching and Standiford pitches. Bennett, Gilleard, Warren, Kates, Myers, Gunsolley contribute infield and outfield depth as the game unfolds.
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Salyers
Burrus
Kline
Shere
Aistrope
Landis
Glenwood
Haynie
Bishop
Hanks
Standiford
Bennett
Gilleard
Warren
Kates
Myers
Gunsolley
New Civil Suits Filed In Iowa Courts
George Scott of Glenwood sues an unknown Ford truck driver for 50 dollars over damage to his auto truck. Kathryn Benninghoff of Council Bluffs seeks 100 dollars from M. L. Hiett of Malvern for dress alterations. Ruth Davis of Grinnell asks partition of her late husband George Davis estate, 80 acres in White Cloud township section 29 township 71 range 41, with a request to share equally with Mr. Davis’s parents since no children.
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George Scott
Glenwood
Scott
Kathryn Benninghoff
Council For
Council Bluffs
M. L. Hiett
Malvern
Ruth Davis
Grinnell
Iowa
George Davis
White Cloud Township
Davis
Dinner Honors Olson Before Move to Eugene Ore
In Their Honor, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Genung, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wallace and Miss Etta Ewing, at the Genung home on Monday last entertained near a half hundred at a 6:30 dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Olson, who are to leave Glenwood tomorrow for their new home at Eugene, Ore.
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Clyde Genung
F. J. Wallace
Etta Ewing
Genung
Herbert. Olson
Glenwood
Eugene
Ore
Farrowing Report From S J Boyer Farm Near Glenwood
Russell Dent reports on the S J Boyer farm east of Glenwood that on April 3 three sows farrowed a total of 42 pigs with 29 surviving. One sow was a gift and the animals are of the Duroc breed.
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Russell Dent
S. J. Boyer
Glenwood
District Convention Delegate Attends Anita Event
Mrs. Fred Kelley, delegate of Glenwood Temple No 65, Pythian Sisters, attended the district convention of the order held last Saturday in Anita Iowa.
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Fred Kelley
Glenwood Temple No. 65
Pythian Sisters
Anita
Iowa
Fifteen Stores Planned by Community Service Stores
The Tribune notes a full page ad for Community Service Stores of Shenandoah proposing at least fifteen new stores beyond the five current outlets in Hamburg Pacific Junction Tabor Glenwood and Hedford. The one million dollar venture promises eight percent dividend, with wholesale point in Shenandoah and banks cited among references. Officers include Chas F. Davis of Omaha KE DeLashmutt of Shenandoah S McCracken of Imogene and Paul Ferguson of Shenandoah. Stock is being solicited.
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the Tribune
Community Service Stores Corporation
Shenandoah
Hamburg
Pacific Junction
Tabor
Glenwood
Hedford
Iowa
Chas. F. Davis
Omaha
KE. D. DeLashmutt
Mills County
S. McCracken
Imogene
Paul Ferguson
Shenandoal
Missionary Conference Session in Glenwood April 20
The Congregational Woman's Missionary Conference of the Council Bluffs Association will hold a session in Glenwood on April 20. The program includes devotions, committee appointments, Children's Crusade, Young People's Work, business reports, a luncheon, and talks on Red Wave and Religion, Our Hands, and The Interchurch World Movement, with readings and an orchestra.
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Congregational Missionary Conference of
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Woman's Missionary Conference of the Congregational Churches
Council Bluffs Association
Thos. Evans
Alice Bryan
Gonzales
Leverett
Junkin
Webrhan
B. F. Myers
Cement
W. D. Evans
George H. Williams
Alice Jackson
Yoote
Interchurch World Movement
Buck Jones Heads Rex Theatre Western
Buck Jones the famed horseman and star appears in The Last Straw a rugged romance of ranch life with Vivian Rich as the heroine at the Rex Theatre on Thursday only Also Matt Jeff and Fox News Admission 10 and 25 cents
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Buck Jones
Buck
Vivian Rich
Rex Theatre
Matt
Jeff Jand
Fox News
Choir Entertained by Mrs Rhoads Hostess Night
Mrs Clyde Rhoads hosted the Young People's Chair at the Methodist Church Friday night. The choir organized three months ago entertained with games music and refreshments. The group shows progress as instruction brings success.
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Clyde Rhoads
Ol. Max
Rhoads
Stereopticon Views Move to Wednesday Night Show
Stereopticon views planned for Sunday night will be shown at Yap List Church on Wednesday night. The pictures are exceptionally good and everyone is urged to attend. there is no admission fee.
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Yaplist
Glenwood Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Trips
Glenwood locals record social updates as neighbors visit relatives in Monmouth Elliott and Tamori Ia. Miss Florence Barber departs for Graceland College Tamoni. L W Fussell returns from traveling clothing sales. Russell heads to Nebraska and Wyoming. The Tribune moves to Tualatin Ore. Mrs Lamb visits Iowa City.
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Tamoni
Graceland College
L. W. Fussell
Mr Russell
Nebraska
Wyoming
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