Glenwood High stages light house Nan play at Rex
Glenwood High School presented Light House Nan on Wednesday at the Rex. The cast voiced strong enunciation and natural humor while the group managed scene changes well. Nan’s romance with Ned Blake and the banker’s daughter’s marriage conclude the tale amid cheerful applause.
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Glenwood High School
Rex
Nan
Ichabod
Arthur Choke
Sarah Chucmley Choke
Tortense Enlow
Injun Jim
Floyd Stacy
Ichabod Buzzer
Leland Stranathan
Vivian Rager
John Enlow
Eugene Woodruff
Jan
Flolen Rhoads
Deaths Andrew Crouse Passes at Eighty
Andrew Crouse longtime east side resident dies November 25 at his daughter Laura Crouse in Duncombe Iowa. He was about seventy and had endured poor health years. He lived in Mills County and Wesley area before moving to Gage Oklahoma then returned to Iowa. He was born in North Carolina and moved to Webster County after the Civil War. Surviving children include Geo Crouse of Gage and Mrs Laura Crause of Duncombe with Mrs Nell.
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Andrew Crouse
Laura Crouse
Duncombe
Mr. Crouse
Mills County
Tara
Hastings
Wesley
Gage
Okla
Geo- Crouse
Laura Crause
Iowa
Nell
Mrs Sibyl Tubbs Emerson Pioneer Dies at Home
Mrs Sibyl Tubbs, likely Emerson’s oldest pioneer, died at her home in Emerson on Thursday night November 27. Widow of the late Judge Tubbs, she lived in Emerson for more than 50 years and funeral services were held Monday December 1. Obituary to follow.
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Sibyl Tubbs
Emerson
New Auto Bus Added by M Boyer Service
M Boyer the hustling bus man expands transit by purchasing another auto bus of the same make as the old one. The new green body bus will be handled by Wilson, Dale Boyer, to operate the additional vehicle for depot transport.
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M. Boyer
Wil Son
Dale Boyer
Matrimonial Day for Five Couples in Mills County
Thanksgiving day weddings mark five unions in Mills County. Helen Wilson and Dallas McGrew wed at the Wilson home near Emerson, with both families prominent. Also tied were Anna Timmerman and Edward Pein, Winifred Radford and George Radford, Amanda Wolkens and Albert Stoddard, and Edith Edwards and C A Mears. The couples plan to settle in local communities or nearby farms, with editorials praising the unions.
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Mills County
Wesley
W. E. Wilson
Helen
Dallas Mc-Grew
W. Wl. Mc-Grew
Emerson
Warm Bureau
Gedar Hill Park
the Tribune
Dan Cupid
Wesley Church
Stoddard-Wolkens
Albert Stoddard
Amanda Wolkens
Tabor
Glenwood
Howard Mintle
River accretion title settled at Sidney court
A land suit over Missouri river accretion lands ended with M. M. Payne awarded title to the accreted land adjoining his farm. George Hall and James A Foster had claimed ownership by priority of state lands but the court ruled Payne held the title. The fertile land awaits peaceful cultivation. Mendenhall and Imboden auction groceries daily in Pacific Junction.
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Sidney
M. M. Payne
George Hall
James A Foster
Mr. Payne
Payne
Pythian Families Enjoy Social Time at Hall
Over two hundred K Pythians and Pythian Sisters and their families met at the hall Thursday night for a social session. G K Johnson presided as chairman. program featured readings, songs, and duets with lively audience applause. Rev D S Thompson spoke briefly, and Mary Brown sang a vocal selection before the event continued.
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K. P
G. K. Johnson
Frank Choate
Juanita Thompson
Arline Shipman
Lewis
Mildred
Thelma
Margaret Kelley
D. S. Thompson
Mary Brown
Spasm and relapse mark piano recital finale
Miss Margaret Kelley delivered a pleasing piano solo after the spell, followed by a refreshment committee performance that concluded with a brilliant spread of sandwiches, potato salad, meat loaf, pickles, and coffee.
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Jacobus
No Truth In It About Nebe’s Wood Sales
Rumor says Mr. Nebe sold wood to Council Bluffs. He states no wood has gone to Council Bluffs, denying loyalty questions. He refused a high price offer, keeping timber for Glenwood residents while supplies last.
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Nebe
Council Bluffs
Council Buffs
Glenwood
Who Can Beat It L Hooker Sets Corn Husking Record
L Hooker boasts a county corn husking record after pulling 1013 bushels for Herbert Barbour. The 70 year old rider is nearing the Psalmist allotment in years, a feat that many in the county may struggle to match as fall progresses.
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L. Hooker
Mr. Hooker
Herbert Barbour
Hooker
Majority Celebration in Mast Center
Galen Boles of Mast Center became a full citizen on November 25 and their friends marked the occasion with a playful initiation at his parents’ home. The gathering included music and games, followed by refreshments as the group wished him many returns of the auspicious day.
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Galen Boles
Mast Center
Charles Toles
Glenwood News Briefs Mixed Details From Town
Local items include Marley of Linen Colo visiting Glenwood Park area, a school event on Monday December 8 with a helper, and Mrs Poop Cheyney hosting a church meeting at 2:00 p.m. Also, real estate man Mune of Omaha transacted business in town, Anthony’s left eye noted, a mule caused a brick mishap near Walling’s store, Mrs Martha Myers reports Gifford Myers recently married in Philadelphia and now selling law books in Kansas, with plans to become an attorney.
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West
Mune
Omaha
Tiume
Court House
Martha Myers
Phildelphia
Gifford
Kansas
Hale
Mildred
Government War Department
Thanksgiving Day Gathering at Stout Home in Glenwood
A family reunion on Thanksgiving at the W. E. Stout residence Upper Myrtle street Glenwood drew relatives from nearby towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs W J Stout Tuegh Stout Clyde Stout and families from Emerson Malvern and other areas. The Logans from Tacoma joined in dinner after a six hour late arrival by train.
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H. M. Logan
EH. A. Logan
Tacoma
Wash
Logans
Glenwood
I. A. Logan
Iowa
W. E. Stout
Upper Myrtle Street
Thanksgiving at Institution Service Held for All
The children and employees enjoyed a Thanksgiving service at the Institution beginning at 9 a.m. A program of music and readings followed a responsive Psalm 147. Supt. Dr Mogritgo read scripture. Tey. C. HW. Hillis gave an address as the orchestra provided sacred music.
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Mogritgo
Tey. C. HW. Hillis
It’s A Boy For Mr And Mrs Harry Galher
The telephone notified the Dalton household that on November 26 a baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Galher near airfield Indiana. Mother and child are well. May this son bring joy to the parents.
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C. HB. Dalton
Stork
Harry Galher
Airfield
local Thanksgiving football draws crowds for Glenwood Elliott games
Crowds from Glenwood and Elliott witnessed high school football on Thanksgiving day at Elliott. The Glenwood team struggled, posting low scores while Elliott's Has Beens claimed several points. Final tallies show Elliott Has Beens 9, Glenwood High 0 with Glenwood Elias Beens noted in the chaos.
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Elliott
Glenwood
Glenwood Teas Boulk
Scorres
Issfiott High
Glenwood High
Beens
Glenwood Elias Beens
Glenwood City Groups Schedule Urgent Meeting
The City Council of Glenwood the School Board and local dealers are requested to meet at the courthouse Tuesday March 9 at 9 30 pm to discuss the supply situation for Glenwood A D B Wal ling new administrator referenced in the notice.
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Glenwood
Cals
Thesday
Pacomey
Glanwood
A. DB. Walling
Local Farm Auction Notices Spread Across December Dates
Listings announce public sales by George Tt. White near Emerson and flastings, Claude J. Willtwims near Tabor Hillsdale, J. A. Hatfield southeast of Hastings, Jos Gradle northwest of Glenwood, H. A. Wilson near Hastings, and Qari Nelson near Malvern Glenwood. Auctions run December 3 through December 13 with horses cattle hay grain and farm implements among items, bills and advertisements for details.
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George Tt. White
Emerson
Flastings
Claude J. Willtwims
Tabor
Old Hillsdale
J. A .Hatfield
Hastings
Jos Gradle
Glenwood
Wich
H. A. Wilson
Qari Nelson
Malvern
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George Smelser
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Tleury Timmerman
Anna J. Timmerman
Edward [J. Pein
Rev. J. Istile
Pony ‘Creek
Glen ‘Wead
Mills 9
Fred Pein
Denver
Colorado
Radford-McDale
Plattsmouthh
George Radford
Charles Radford
Winifred McDale
Frank McDole
Presbyterian Parsonage
Hey. McClaskey
Ray Wright
Wauneta Dunn
The
Rex Theatre
Howe's
Missouri River
Sidney Court
Mendenhall & Imboden
Pacifie Junction
Helen Holmes
Helen Thurston
Rielipnd
Whielick Linlen
Algo Harold Droyd
Owinnie
Billie
Albert Ray
Elinor Fair
Fox Entertainment
Muth
Jeff
Charlie Chaplin
Amany
Camp Fire Girls
Anita Stewart
Will Marley
Iinien, Colo
Helin Grove School
Mrnday
Deen Ber
Tare Taydteck
Winity Deon
Teehee Moayd Vickey
Colo
Chapwood
Soulaeontlos
Woo M. Sodiady
MM. 1d
Pooh Cheyney
J. 0
Wallact Ap Deader
Itill
Anthony
Hal
Walling
A. H. Logan
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