Court Past and Present Court News of Default Day
A long docket of judgments by default and decrees across numerous cases is summarized. W A Pollitt, A Maxwell Co, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co, Omaha School Supply Co, and Nancy Chapman receive default judgments or divorces. The total default-day judgments amount to 6221.17 with several trials and pending bank injunctions. A variety of probate, custody, bootlegging, and automobile collision cases are noted along with requests for pleadings, temporary injunctions, and guardianship appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pollitt
Bankus & Bailey
G. P. Bankus
Anna Jungauist
John Jungaquist
A. Maxwell & Co
Albert Crawford
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Pullman Brothers
Omaha School Supply Co
In Her Honor Miss Ames Feted by Local Friends
Mrs Hill and Dr Hester hosted a dinner for Miss Fannie Ames with thirty guests in four small and one large table setting. The Glenwood native recently returned from Europe and has taught in the west. other events included a Kensington afternoon, a luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Lamb, and gatherings with Miss Ames visiting Dean and Dean relatives in Omaha and Cornelia Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hill
F. E. L. Hester
Fannie Ames
Glenswood
Europe
West
Leonard
Omaha
Seth Dean
Miss Ames
Henry Dean
Cornell Bluffs
Mission Circle Meeting and Supper Play at Church
The Mission Circle of the Baptist church reschedules last Thursday’s meeting to Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the church. Mrs J K Rether will read the meeting. ladies bring bread and butter sandwiches. men invited to supper and play. Evening program features the play Sewing for the Heathen with a silver missions offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Circle
The
Baptist Church
J. K. Rether
Record-Holder James Newman Humbles Peers at 14
Young rival challengers, all aged fourteen, weigh in to beat Newman’s feat after he husked 50 bushels and 50 pounds in 4 hours and 45 minutes. The piece fuels a race among peers seeking faster times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Newman
Rural Improvement Club Hosts Baby Health Program
Mrs G B Miller hosted the Rural Improvement Club on December 6 at 2 PM. Estella Sawyers led a program on baby care including songs recitations and demonstrations by Ada Parker Ada Goebring Edith Rose Winter and others. Miss French and Miss Mabel Woolsey spoke on local needs. A lunch followed. guests included Misses Rathke French Woolsey Hammond Miller and Mrs Walace et al. Next meeting December 27 with Miss Mary Culver as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Miller
Estella Sawyers
Edith Rose
Ada Parker
Ada Goebring
Mabel Woolsey
Silver City
Miss French
Mary Rathke
Marie Hammond
Julie Miller
Mesdames I. J. Wallace
Wm. Skillhorm
A. P. Mickelwait
Mary Culver
Interview Interrupted at County Jail By Sheriff DeMoss
Interviewer Harry Ferrer attempted a private midnight talk through the jail rear window with inmate Floyd Shamber. The visit was halted by Sheriff-elect DeMoss and Deputy Dawson, who fired six shots to stop the interview. Ferrer was placed in a separate lodging cell as he faces a preliminary hearing next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette de- Young
State of Iowa
Charles Lewis
Anna Wllen Knight
G. L
Lillie May Crouser
C. W. ‘Carleson
W. W. Clapper
O. C. Baldwin
W. W. Glapper
Harry Ferrer
DeMoss
Harry
Shamberline
Floyd Shamberline
Fred K. Meyers
Charles Record
J. A. Packler
Lida Meyers Spivey
Los Angeles
Lottie Meyers Hall
Fred Jr
Henry
John
Mills
Lee Mattox
Leonard Shuffler
John P. Hess
Minnia Poore Et al
K. L. Ruble
Hess
Guy Moras
Mary Ethel Morse
Dawson
High School Box Social Delights Pupils Impersonate Instructors
Friday night at the Armory hosted by high school pupils featured a surprising act that drew much laughter. The impersonation of the instructors was so well done that even the caricatured staff enjoyed it. Boxes sold well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armmery
Holiness Church Prayer Meeting Tuesday at Facklers Home
A Holiness Church prayer meeting is set for Tuesday night December 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Fackler 714 West 3d Street. The gathering invites members and neighbors to join in prayer and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Church
W. H.fackler
West 3d Street
Veteran's Natal Day Observed by Glenwood Comrades
Comrades of A Mayberry celebrate his Natal Day on December 9, hosting a hearty meal prepared by Mrs Mayberry and daughters. The Abner Kerney Post G A R charter was approved for retention, despite meeting challenges. Contenders present include J A Blair Thomas Clune J H Cattron M T Deupree and others. An editor from The Tribune attended and notes Lon Mayberry's long life. Public call to exchange stamps for Treasury certificates ahead of January 1 1928 for War Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mayberry
Abner Kerney
G. A. RB
Glenwood
Abner Kerney Post
J. A. Blair
Thomas Clune
J. H. Cattron
M. T. Deupree
A. D. French
Harl Hodges
A- J. Hamilton
P. Hullinger
D. Harold
W. H. Morgan
D. J. Shannon
Dave Salyards
John Y. Stones
F. M. Shriver
E. Starbuck
the Celebrant
Goodly Company
Rhoades
Uncle Sam
Christmas shop ping rush hinted in Glenwood displays
A brief note urges shoppers to hurry and buy toys in advance, suggesting a quick look at local storefront windows in Glenwood. It also reminds residents to pay their Building and Loan shares assessment and to take their War Savings actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Mills County Tribune Christmas Gift Offer for 52 Weeks
The Mills County Tribune promotes a yearly Christmas gift subscription described as delivering the news to friends for 52 weeks. It suggests gifting a twice weekly Christmas surprise, framing the offer as a unique present for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Tribune
Mills County
Tribune
Glenwood Era lists 1863 city officers officials and prices
The Era of March 27 1863 records Glenwood City Government officers including Mayor J. T. Maries Recorder Lu J A Nelson and aldermen for wards one through three. It also lists contemporary prices for wheat corn oats beef whiskey lard sugar eggs coffee rice butter tea iron potatoes and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Miyor
T. Maries GL
Wrenwick Recorder
J. A. Nelson
Borders
Wm. C. Mills
Big Smith
J. W. Coolidge
D. M. Whitfield
A. J. Fair
E. C. Bosbyshell
B. Samson
A. Li. Dalrympis
Mills County Medical Association Holds Meeting
The Mills County Medical Association met Thursday at the Institution. Dr Edgar Christy of Hastings was re elected president for the coming year and Dr Malcolm Campbell of Malvern was named secretary. A February meeting in Malvern will discuss the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Medics
Mills County Medical Association
Edgar Christy
Hastings
Malcom Campbell
Malvern
Topped Day's Market by Albert Schosling Lambs
The Stock Journal of South Omaha notes Albert Schosling of Glenwood topped the market with a consignment of 344 lambs. Average weight 75 pounds, price $14.50 per hundred. Lambs fed ninety days, finished in a corn field, not in a feed lot, valued for good class and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Stock Journal of
South Omaha
Albert Schosling
Glenwood
Meadows Ties Tribune Move for Vocational Training
W. Meadows of Malvern arrived at the office to arrange changing The Tribune byline from Malvern to 113 South 24th St. Omaha. The Meadows will occupy light housekeeping rooms while Mr. Meadows undertakes a Governmental vocational training course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadows
Malvern
Tribune
24Th St
Omaha
Church Burns Near Emerson in Early Morning Fire
The Climax church located eight miles southeast of Emerson burned early Sunday morning December 3. The congregation pledged 2700 dollars for rebuilding and the building carried 4000 dollars in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climax
Emerson
Auction Notice Clarifies Private Sale Hours
A local notice states that the auction does not interfere with private purchases during morning hours or after the sale closes in the afternoon. It is signed by L. I. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Is. Robinson
Glenwood Poultry and Grain Prizes Show Preview
The Glenwood poultry and grain show runs Thursday to Saturday featuring divisions for poultry corn and potatoes with cash prizes. Exhibits include breeding pens pullets cocks and hens, three divisions for poultry and corn, apples and potatoes, junior and professional classes, with the prize list and rules outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
George Phelps
George Phelps Grimes
Mills County
Walter Hilton
Jonathan
Owen
P. S
Tribune
Thurman High seeks two basketball dates from A J Kindelbaugh
A J Kindelbaugh of Thurman High School requests two basketball dates, one at home, with travel costs shared equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kindelbaugh
The
Thurman High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Oil Co
A. M. Maxwell
William Moore
Mulhiolland Company
American R. R. Express Co
W. S. Lewis
Equitable Trust Company
H. F. Ogievie
Sarah Ogievie
Genung
Elizabeth Jamison
Frank D. Logan
George W. Platner
Maggie K. Meyer
W. H. Harbor
D. J. Whitfield
J. H. Peterson
Shirley Gillilland
H. H. Cheyney
C. H. Cheyney
J. B. Cheyney
F. E
D. E. Whitfield
John P. Frazier
Raft Fee
Merry Christmas
Iowa
Rebekahs
Glenwood Rebekah Lodge
G. B. Anderson
Marie Caley
Lorraine Mc Draine
Dorothy Nilson
Myrtle Anderson
Kenneth Butcher
H. B. Nilson
Salomé Ripley
Mr. Douglas
Elvin Beesmer
Mrs. Douglas
Nettie
Barber
Fern Ross
Tom Evarts
Kenneth Graves
Genevieve Humphrey
Mary Ripley
Committee On Refreshments
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