School Week Focused on Education Across Nation
The National Commissioner of Education designates December 6 to 11 as School Week to spotlight public schools. Educators urged to give daily instructional information. ministers to emphasize education. editors to visit schools and report impressions. Glenwood schools plan parent visits and a schedule targets grades below Junior High, Junior High, high school mothers, and high school fathers.
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National Commissioner of Education
U. S
Glenwood
Annual Election for Orchard Camp 3016 MWA Glenwood
Members are informed that the annual election of officers for Orchard Camp 3016 M W A Glenwood will be held on Friday night December 3.
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Orchard Camp
M. W. A. Glenwood
I C O F Home Coming in Glenwood Lodge Notice
I C O F Home Coming event set for Tuesday night December 14 at Glenwood Lodge I C O F John R Price Grand Master will attend if no unforeseen circumstances occur A printed program will appear in a subsequent issue
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Glenwood Lodge I. C. O. F
John R. Price
Snowed There and Busy Harvest Letter from Wayne Neb
A letter from C B Day of Wayne Nebraska expresses thanks to Mr Whiter for steady correspondence. He reports busy corn harvest with about 10 acres remaining and a projected crop near 6000 bushels. He mentions weather: Sunday rain followed by snow and a 40 mile per hour gale. The note ends with a hopeful sign of returning to Queen Mills in the aftertime.
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C. B. Day of
Wayne, Neb
Whiter
Queen Mills
Union Revival Meeting Yields 63 Conversions in Fredericksburg
Rev G B Willis returned from Fredericksburg Tas where he and Mrs Hills led a two week union revival for Baptist and Methodist churches. The meeting produced 68 conversions and 7 reconsecrations, totaling 63 new adherents. Converts included men boys and whole families some over 65. Mrs Hills was to return Monday after lecturing in Elgin fa.
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G. B. Willis
Fredericksburg
Tas
Mrs Hills
Baptist
Mathedist
Hillis
Ilfe
Home Coming Thanksgiving in Lyons township 1920
Thanksgiving of 1920 marked a homecoming time for Mr. and Mrs. G Perrel of Lyons township. By 10 a.m. arrivals with baskets gathered, a dinner was prepared, and the afternoon featured games for children and music by elders. Those who shared in the day included Mr. and Mrs. Van Haton.
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G Perrel
Lyons Township
van Haton
Local families listed for Glenwood and surrounding towns
The passage lists many relatives visiting or staying with families in Glenwood and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Demp sey Ferrer of Glenwood, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kesterson of Tabor, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garman and daughter of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark of Council Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs. David Bettison and Miss Mabel Johnson of Omaha, and Dallas and Denzil Ferrel visiting from out of town.
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Dempsey Ferrer
Glenwood
C. L. Kesterson
Tabor
Carl Garman
Little Daughter
Kansas City
Raymond Clark
Council Bluffs
David Bettison
Mabel Johnson
Omaha
Dallas
Denzil Ferrel
Must Have Voted for Cox Note Sent Back
On a renewal notice with a check, a personal message to Jim laments Republican power, says everything has gone to the dogs, and ends with a casual sign off. The note expresses faint optimism and personal health remarks.
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Cox
Jim
O. K
St Louis Market Reports Mixed Movements in Cattle and Hogs
The St Louis market notes a Monday loss offsetting last week gains amid liberal receipts. Beef steers ranged 6 to 15 dollars with hogs up about 80 cents from prior week and top at 10.55. Lambs and sow sheep showed varied prices while cattle ranged 3.50 to 15.00 and first western lambs brought around 10.90.
Red Cross Annual Meeting Names Mills County Directors
At the annual meeting of the Council Bluffs Red Cross Chapter officers and directors were elected for the coming year. From outside Council Bluffs Mills County selections include George Masters Mrs J L Bellatti Rev D S Thompson Miss Mary Rathke all of Glenwood and Dr M Campbell of Malvern Ei A Stevens now of Woodbine was among the elect. Officers reelected were W R Orchard president Helen M Jewell secretary and H L Tinley treasurer. Executive committee members named were Dr M S Campbell of Malvern and Mrs J L Bellatti of Glenwood.
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Council Bluffs
Regular R I C session in Center township
The R I C that civic group in Center township held its regular session on Wednesday afternoon December 1 with 32 members present. After routine business a program of interest was presented and the meeting closed with dainty refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs Everett Haines on December 24.
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Center Township
A. S. Sawyers
Everett Haines
Public Sales Notice North of Glenwood and Mineola
Public sales planned for Wednesday December 8 and Wednesday December 15 at locations north west of Glenwood and near Mineola. Horses cattle hogs hay chickens and farm implements listed with additional details to be published by John Kent and associates. Bills and advertising to obtain particulars.
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Marlin T. Young
Glenwood
John Kent
Mineola
Soldier Christmas Packages for Overseas Troops
The War Department urges timely Christmas parcels for troops in Germany, Hawaii, and the Philippines. Germany ships must reach Hoboken, NJ by December 5 to ensure delivery, sent to General Superintendent Army Transport Service. Weight limits apply: seven pounds for Germany, twenty pounds and two cubic feet for Hawaii and the Philippines, with cans or tins for perishables and clear marking of name rank and unit. Packages should be marked Christmas Box and addressed to the specified depots.
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Germany
Hobokens N. J
War Department
Hoboken
N. J
Army Transport Service
Hawaii
Philippines
Court Work In Progress At Pacific Junction Court
Court activity begins with 174 docketed cases including 10 state matters. First jury trial State of Iowa versus Joseph Muck for incest. Numerous divorces filed. Executors, guardians appointed. Grand jury seated. several cases dismissed or continued. State case of rape by Joseph Mack before jury. witnesses examined. pleas prepared.
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Woorulf
State of Iowa
Joseph Muck
Fle
Clarence Stidd
Twlla Stidd
William Doan
Alva N. Doan
Margaret Peterson
Jeli H. Peterson
Lena Long
Wm. Long
A. E. Phillips
Mathel Phillips
Winnie Simpson
John Simpson
Rachel O'Neill
Claude R. O'Neill
Evelyn Hon
James I. Hon
Winona Perkins
Ernest Perkins
Ella Hardy
William Hardy
Maude Jacobs
Isaac Jacobs
James Harman
Callie Harman
Wisie Cooper
A. 0. Cooper
A.J. Chantry
Alice J. Chantry
Marella Timmons
Francis Timmons
Louis W. Boyle
State Savings Bank of Pacific Junction
Mary Morrow
Mrs. Morrow
Howard Morrow
Sarah Mulvihill
Pacific Junction
Carl H. Cook
Joseph M. Patrick
H. P. Patrick
W. C. Rathke
Heinrich Timmerman
Julius Miller
Art Bada
J. O. Hamakey
J. L. Merritt
George W
William
James M. Harman
Fred Robinson
Maailla Timmons
Evaneis ‘Timmons
Jia Stidd
A. A. Spinner
G. M. Sutton
Mills County Power Co
Board of Review of Glenwood
Claude Telles
Rebecca Telles
Clarence Powers
EL. Tichards
Otis Lievly
F. W Anderson
W. F P. Ferrer
D. General Railroads
John Barton Payne
Kathryn Benninghoff
M. L
Maria Christy
Lewis
de. Whitfield
Christy
Women Dined Sumptuously at Congregational Dinner
A basement Congregational church dinner featured oyster soup, mashed potatoes, roast meat, and brick ice cream. Embryonic men served the feast while celebrants marked two birthdays with candles. The event honored Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Choate with a wedding cake carving, and Rev Javans gave thanks as the culinary committee basked in praise.
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Gletwood
Congregational Church
B. Woodruff
Scott Robinson
Glenwood Woman's Club Meets on December 6 Program
The Glenwood Woman's Club holds its regular meeting Monday afternoon December 6 at 2 30. It opens a four part series on AmericAnization through Music with a delightful program. Mrs Swopa is caterer and a collection for the Near East relief will be taken.
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Glenwood Woman's Club
Swopa
Cateman
Thanksgiving Turkey Comes From Rupert Idaho Family
A turkey from Rupert Idaho, the el t of Mrs Alfred Tindell, adorned the Deapree home table at Thanksgiving. The Deapree and Laraway families joined in the celebration. Also present were Mrs Warren and Gil Wallace and Bruce Jackson of the happy six who shared in the feast.
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Rupert
Ida
Alfred Tindell
Appreciation for Glenwood D A It meeting plans park fund
At the November Glenwood chapter meeting with Mrs John Johson members pledged to raise money in spring to aid Glenwood Lake Park improvements. The society wishes to cooperate with the Park Commission to enhance this local asset.
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Glenwood
D. A. It
John Johson
Glenwood Lake Park
Park Commission
Glenwood Park gains praise for visitor friendliness
Residents applaud improvements that make Glenwood more useful and attractive to visitors. They also thank Mr. and Mrs. Jamison for their thoughtfulness in making the park pleasant for all who come.
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Glenwood
Mrs. Jamison
Undesirable Imports Open New World Pests
In discovering America Columbus opened a vast home for insect pests. Fully 100 of these foreigners have reached American shores and fields. They have multiplied to cause destruction of orchards gardens and farm crops estimated at 600 million dollars annually, more than a million dollars a day.
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America
Columbus
The Bell System’s Record in American Telephone Service
The United States led worldwide in telephone achievement for over 30 years since the invention of the telephone. The Bell System, comprising American Telephone and Telegraph and affiliated companies, is credited with unparalleled scientific development, strong finances, and efficient public service delivering the highest standard of telephone use and accessibility.
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United States
Bell System
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Associated Companies
Campaign Expenditures Reported by Local Candidates
Most late campaign candidates filed personal expenses as required with advertising, gas, and postage costs noted. The report shows Republican and Democratic totals, contributions from friends, and major outlays to the national committee and campaign fund.
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W. S&s Lewis
Republican
National Committee
Ralph D. Linville
B. J. Thomas
T. L. Smouse
B. F. Bellwood
Ronald R. Kier
Recorder
Db. J. Whitfield
T. TD
McKnight
Board of Supervisors
Lewis
W. S Trown
Corts
Fed
W M. Moore
Harry J. Widows
A. S&s. Edwards
Carl J H. Cook
Glenwood Rebekah election meeting and program
Election of officers will be held next Monday night December 6 by the Glenwood Rebekahs followed by a program and social time.
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Glenwood Rebekals
Shenandoah hears evangelist Bill Cain in tabernacle
Bill Cain, noted evangelist, spoke in Shenandoah on Tuesday evening at the town’s tabernacle. He addressed the crowd with a suggestive message titled Al Huse Shave, drawing attendees from nearby areas including Heard Bill Cain sleyv. L. J. Stiphey and Joseph Pang burn who traveled to the city.
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Bill
Band to Give Box Social at the Armory
Gen wood Band plans a box social on Thursday evening December 9 at 8 o'clock in the Armory to raise funds for instructors and running expenses. The well organized group promises good music and food, with weekly lessons by Prof. Sehuthot for 12 junior members. The article urges Glenwood residents to support the band, noting a goal of 385 members by spring and community cooperation to build a strong local band.
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Genwood
Sehuthot
Glenwood
Ay God
Humble Glenwood Heiress Linked to Six Figure Inheritance
A Glenwood janitress Mrs J W Latcus stands to inherit a six figure fortune from property linked to Coney Island New York. The report notes the potential wealth could secure a home for her and her children amid the ongoing publicity in Glenwood.
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Glenwood
Belogo
J. W. Latcus
Goney Island
New York City
Coney Island
H. A. French
Wm. Lamb
CG. BE. Dean
Lodge plans December 7 session and post-meeting reception
The QO E lodge will hold its regular session on Tuesday evening, December 7. Following the session a reception in honor of the newly wed of the order will be held.
The Churches Christian Services and Programs
The churches schedule multiple services with sermons and topics. Highlights include 11 am communion and sermon Pray er Between Man and God What Does It Mean and 7:30 pm evening sermon Change In Man Then the New Taiment. Wednesday prayer and Bible study 7:30 pm led by Mrs Wattuvnian. Reverend Thomisyans invites all classes to attend.
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Gertrude Dalton
Thompson
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Eugene Woodruff
J. Ba. Wattuvnian
Agin
Thomis Yians
The Kind of a Man the World Needs Today Theme
The pastor announces theme The Kind of a Man the World Needs Today for Sunday morning service with Lord's Supper to follow. Sunday school meets, junior and senior groups schedule 8 and 6:40. Evening service features projector pictures and midweek Isihbo study on Te De Jeky and My Hyde. Welcome from Pastor Hillis.
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Piustor
Isihbo
Hyde
T i. Hillis
Partor
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