Disastrous Auto Accident In Pacific County
Clay Estes of Pacific City and Miss Edith Carlson of Pacific Junction were in a Studebaker Six racing to Glenwood when a slower car caused a dust-filled pass attempt. The car left the road, rolled, and both passengers were injured. Carlson broke an arm and dislocated a shoulder, Estes was concussion and unconscious for hours. They were treated by Dr. Plimpton and Dr. Caughlan and later taken to the DeLashmuit home for care. Carlson prepared for X rays to assess her arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Estes
William Estes
Pacific City
Edith Carlson
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Studebaker
Estes
Floyd Fitch
Hudson
Fitch
Miss Carlson
Mr. Estes
Visit Overnight For Mrs Breen As Brother Visits
Mrs. Walter Breen hosted her brother F B Murphy of Mirport Ohio and three friends who traveled by auto to the western coast. The visit pleased Mr and Mrs Breen. The travelers found crop conditions good except in northern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Breen
F. B. Murphy
Middleport
Mineola Church Notes Changes to Sunday Services
Mineola La. Rev. Sitzler notes no services Sunday August 7. He will conduct services for Rev. Hoff near Treynor who is on vacation. Mission feast set for Sunday October 4 with Abla speakers. Further details to follow. O Sitzler, pastor St John's Lutheran Mineola La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Sitzler
FL 1A
Hoff
Treynor
O. Sitzler
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mineola
Women’s Auxiliary unit organized in Malvern
A dozen wives of Harry Hammons Post members met Friday night July 30 to form a temporary Women’s Auxiliary. The unit will include mothers sisters wives and daughters of soldiers who died in service and American Legion members. Temporary officers chosen are Mrs Patsy Kilmartin president and Mrs Paul Slothower secretary. A permanent organization will be formed later.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Malvern
Harry Hammons
Servic
Patsy Kilmartin
Paul Slothower
Deaths Mrs Russell and Mrs Black Pass Away in Missouri
Death notices report Mrs B T Russell a former Rawles township resident died at home in Pleasant Hill Missouri on Monday August 1. Mrs L C Black longtime Malvern resident died at 70 after two years of illness. funeral held at Methodist church following a Civil War veteran widow.
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Russell
Trussell
Rawles Township
Pleasant Hill
L. W. Russell
Platte, L. D
L. C. Black
Malvern
Black
Methodist Church
James
Miller
Malvern Leader
James Miller
Obituary and funeral rites in Malvern and Glenwood
A Malvern service led by Rev. Burnett and Rev. Wilkins honored Mary Raines, with burial in Malvern cemetery. The obituary notes her Pettis county birth in 1849, arrival in Mills county, marriage to James Miller, and devotion to church and Sunday school. Olivia Elmer Epperson, a Mills county native, died in Glenwood at 25, leaving parents and siblings. funeral at the L D S church in Glenwood was conducted by Elder B. S. Lamaickin, with burial beside his brother Artie in West Liberty cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
James S. Miller
Malvern
Dakin Miller
Kansas City
Church of Christ
Olivia Elmer Epperson
David Hoperson
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
W. Anderson
Council Bluffs
William Epperson
Folsom
Ralph Storey
Andrew Epperson
California
Olivia
Tle
L. D
Lamaickin
Artie
West Liberty
Stolen Mail Recovered Near Malvern After Depot Theft
Two U S mail sacks stolen on May 2 from the L and Q depot in Malvern were found by Marion Kerney on the Tue Grass road near the Rot a river. Sacks broken into and letters rifled. county warrants worth over 1200 dollars damaged but issued in duplicate, rendering the sacks valueless. Postmaster Boston and inspector Glenn retrieved the sacks and secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Malvern
Post Office Department
Marion Kerney
Tue Grass
Rota River
Boston
Post Office
Glenn
Great Sow Sale by J Swain & Sons in Malvern
The firm will hold a public sale of purebred sows on Thursday August 4 1931 at 1 pm in Williams sale pavilion Malvern. The finest offerings of sows in the county this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Swain & Sons
Williams
Malvern
Drunk Farmer Beaten After Ride to Pacific Junction
Fred Kaufman of near Plattsmouth was found in his car at Pacific Junction Sunday night with lights on but engine dead. He suffered two disfigured eyes and other minor injuries, was taken to Hotel de Edwards, fined $25 plus costs after a preliminary trial, and claimed two unknown men hired him, gave him a drink, beat him near the roadside when he asked for pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kaufman
Plattsmouth
Pacific Junction
Hotel de Edwards
I. G. Day
Ij. PL
Kaufman
Pacificunction
Night of Mystery at Glenwood Lake Camp
In the midnight hour Morpheus cloaked the men of God as a voice summoned them to the tents. They stripped and plunged by the lake while few spoke. The next morning brought drowsiness at exercises and an afternoon siesta among the faculty as dreams of wild waves lingered in sleep. A guard stood watch by the tent doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morpheus
God
Gideon
Glenwood Lake
Goad
Camp Meeting Offered At Glenwood In August
Outdoor gatherings attract people in summer towns with fairs tournaments and circuses. The annual holiness camp meeting of the Tabor headquarters group will be held at Glenwood in chautauqua park or school site on August 11. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Chautauqua Park
Glenwood
They Are In France Open Tour Of Southern Ragushies Orchestra
J M Anderson of the Alderson Chncery received a printed announcement for the opening performance of the Southern Ragushies Orchestra in Paris France. The continental tour began July 8 in VParis with headquarters at 18 Charing Cross Triad London Ene. The orchestra also played at Glenwood Armory on May 2 and May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
J. M. Anderson
Alderson Chncery
Southern Ragushies Orchestra
Paris
Vparis
Charing Cross Triad
London
Ene
Glenwood Armory
Glenwood Methodist Church Votes to Retain Rev. Ripley
The fourth quarterly Glenwood Methodist meeting convened Wednesday evening. The church committee unanimously asked that Rev. Ripley be returned to this charge and granted him a vacation. All church obligations have been fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Methodist Church
Ripley
Vacation for Rev. L. Ripley and Family
Reverend L. Ripley and his family depart today for a two week vacation. They will travel by auto to Ft. Morgan Colorado to visit relatives briefly and tour scenery in the state before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. &. Ripley
Aula
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Stenery
Dr Knowles observes Twin Cities amity and Minnesotan trip
A letter from Dr B Knowles and his wife describes their Minnesota lakes vacation including Okoboji Minneapolises Minnehaha Park Minnetonka and the Mississippi river camp life. He notes soft water, varied pebbles and sand colors, automotive fuel water use, Mosquito scarcity, and a rivalry between St Paul and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Knowles
Lakes
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Okoboji
Manka‘lo
Minn
Minnehaha Park
Lizzie
Towa
Haha
Minnetonka Lake
Minnetonka
Art Institute
Automobile Club
Mississippi
Government Dam
Wrnp
Trudson Factory
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnneapolis
Minneaapolis
St. Pak
Jake
Jones Family Return From Wisconsin Visit
Saw Mills County couple Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jones and their Malvern daughter returned last week from a ten day trip to Rice Lake Wisconsin. They spent time with former Malvern resident Jake Coste and with James Baskins and family, a breeder of pedigreed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jones
Malvern
Rice Lake
Wis
Jake Coste
James Baskins
Baskins
Young George Beban Jr Shines in One Man in a Million
Five year old George Beban Jr the son of famed star George Beban appears in One Man in a Million at the Rex Theatre on Saturday only. He delivers a convincing Belgian waif performance and shares the spotlight with his father who wrote produced directed and stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beban, Jr
Daddy
Robertson- Cole
Rex Theatre
Little George
George Behan
Wahwahtaysee Campfire Girls Visit Near Gowens School
Wahwahtaysee Campfire Girls under Mary Fluthke enjoy camp life near Gowens School No 1. They arrived Tuesday for a week long stay. Visitors brought eight young men and several parents and sisters to camp on Wednesday night. Campers include Margaret Carter Helen Agan Helen Rhoads Louise Stone Mary Brown Janice Godsey Helen Meloy Pauline Cheyney. The camp sits about six miles northwest of Glenwood.
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Wahwahtaysees
Wahwahtaysee
Mary Fluthke
Gowens School No. 1
Margaret Carter
Helen Agan
Helen Rhoads
Louise Stone
Mary Brown
Janice Godsey
Helen Meloy
Pauline Cheyney
Glenwoor
Old Mules Learn New Tricks Runaway mules break a prior guarantee in Rawles township.
Ralph McPheton recalls a farm tale about two mules once guaranteed to be fool proof. After years of gentleness the mules ran away, injuring two girls and breaking a wagon tongue. A legal inquiry followed, leading to a settlement with the seller and guarantor, no docket entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McPheton
Ralph
Rawles
Mitter
Sheriff Edwards Health Crisis After West Mission Trip
Sheriff Edwards went west of Pacific Junction to arrest a man, returned home around midnight, and fell ill. He was taken to Swedish Mission Hospital in Omaha with his wife and physician. An examination showed no appendiceal rupture, but surgery was discussed. He is then reported in substantial recovery.
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Edwards
Pacific Junction
Dle
Hoe
Opee Liken
Swedish Mission Hospital
Omaha
Twilight League results and postponements report
Postponed Monday night game between the post office and Ready to Wear due to rain. Tuesday night the Ready to Wear hosted Court House on Institution grounds with Court House winning 1 to 2. Wednesday night’s Mechanics versus Farmers game was in progress at the end of the second inning.
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Post Office
Ready To Wear
Court House
Institution
Mechanics
Auto overturns near Platteville and Glenwood
A car driven by Lester Chrisinger, en route with W. E. Owens, turned over on the Pacific City road near the Platteville Glenwood line last Sunday around 3 p m. The vehicle skidded and rolled down a slope, causing a broken gasoline tank, windshield, and damaged top. Nearby that spot, a car burned and another went down the embankment within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Owens
Lester Chrisinger
Pacific City
Platteville
Glenwood
Company I Glenwood Officers to Camp Dodge
The roster lists officers and privates of Company I Glenwood. Most members leave August 10 for a fifteen day camping and drilling at Camp Dodge. Leadership includes Captain Gerald V. Coughlan and 1st Lieutenant Carleton H. Cook with several sergeants corporals bugler and reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. I
Glenwood
Camp Dodge Grounds
Company I
Gerald V. Coughlan
Tieutenant
Carleton H. Cook
Chas. R. Seitz
Alvin L. Loudon
John C. Hanna
Dale W. Heyern
James R. Hill
Maurice R. Phelps
Howard Bishop
Gerald L. Fickel
Louis Greenlee
Otto J. Judkins
Ronald R. Kier
Cloid H. Rist
Cookx
Bert W. Crowdson
Clifford Morgan
Fenno R. Walling
James H. Edmonds
Marrell L. Baker
Robert IF. Cheyney
Clifford Kieselman
Clifford Gunselley
Willard Hansel
David C. Hatcher
Edwin H. Hubbell
Clyde P. Hunter
Lloyd Hunter
Paul B. King
Thos. D. Kier
Ivan E. Luzio
Earl Lewis
John S. McCluskey
Ralph E. McClain
Paul L. Mayberry
Bernard Newman
Hugo V
Leonard Shuffler
Richard L. Seeger
Wayne H. Sandell
Thos. R Sammons
James E. Thornton
Kenneth Troth
George Tucker
David Walker
Samuel E. Walker
James A. Watkins
Jesse E. Watkins
John L. White
Hiram Thornton
Vengeance Sought Over Poisoned Pups in Glenwood
Ralph Steinbaugh of 318 Williams Street demands police aid to stop an assassin poisoning liver in gutters and lawns to kill dogs. His Airedale died after eating poisoned meat, fueling outrage at the cruel acts and a vow to prosecute. Local residents report several dog deaths from poison in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Steinbaugh
Williams Street
Ralph
Airdale
Glenwood
Glenwood Library Notes Add New Titles and Meetings
Glenwood library adds Eeith Wharton arc and Twain volumes along with a standard dictionary and complete works. A library trustees conference is set for August 30 at 4 00 p m in the Women s and Children s building during the State Fair. The July 18 library board annual meeting elected J S Chamberlin as president Mrs Hester as vice president Mrs Hill as secretary and Miss Bogart as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Eeith Wharton
Standard
James
J. S. Chamberlin
WF. Hill
Nella Bogart
E. B. Woolruff
Bogart
L. Hester
G. M. Agan
Prank @hoate
J. 8. Chamberlin
Hester
Hill
Miss Bogart
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. E. Epperson
David Hpperson
Frank Kaufman
Knowles
Hillsdale
Saw Mills
Camp Dodge
Glenwood Library Notes
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