Divorce Granted for Mrs Hart Allen of Pacific Junction
Judge Macy grants a divorce to Mrs Hart Allen of Pacific Junction and restores her maiden name Florence Ballard. The report lists new and active Mills County teachers including Edna Wachob Forest Grove Una Mc Coy Maple Grove Rawles township Edith Davis Spring Valley White Cloud Althea Nims McClain Indian Creek and A J Hollister West Liberty Oak. Multiple land and lot transactions are recorded among local residents and firms including Fike to Magic White Cloud. Astes to Wickersham Lyons. Talbott to Martin Malvern. Meyers to Wireman Glenwood. Mason to Hastings Bank. Mckee to Albert Mckee Glenwood. Southern to Tiana Wilson Anderson. Blackman to Hendricks Malvern. Kinley to Evernham Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Hart Allen
Pacific Junction
Florence Ballard
Supt. Moore
Edna Wachob
Forest Grove
Una McCoy
Maple Grove
Rawles Township
Edith Davis
Spring Valley
White Gloud
Althea Nims
McClain
Indian Creek
A. J. Holister
West Liberty
Oak
Mills County
Rachael Dolph
White Cloud
Helen Dolph
Sandiland
Hastings
Wisse Chantry
Strahan
JL Talbott
Martin
Malvern
IK Meyers
S H Wireman
Glenwood
I K Mason
Botua Valley Stats Bank
JE Mckee
Albert Mckee
Lyons
JB Harrison
BA Breen
Silver City
Lanz Et al
Center
Tiana Wilson
Anderson
H Blackman
Hendricks
Brownell
LA En
Simpson
Kinley
H Evernham
Distinctive Work Highlighted by Glenwood Juniors
At Sunday services Mary FP Denny of Council Bluffs will speak on the Distinctive Work of the Junior Society. She is State Secretary of the Junior B P U. Diplomas will be given to 30 boys and girls who passed exams, the largest group in the association. The Associations Banner goes to the Glenwood Juniors, to be presented then. Avery Junior and others in junior work are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Mary FP
Denny
Council Blutts
Sha
Glenwood
Avery
West Oak community notices and family moves
West Oak residents report improved health for Henry Timmerman’s youngest son and enthusiasm for a children’s Christmas tree organized by Santa Claus. Mrs Eugene Coleman’s sister returns home after a pleasant visit while families plan moves to Plattsmouth and Council Bluffs. A death near West Liberty shocks neighbors as relatives visit farms, shops, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Timmerman
Eugene Coleman
Reuben Way
West Liberty
Edwin Hyde
Sam King
Mineola
George Brower
Pleasant social and church notes at Pacific Junction
A social dance was held at Will Mstes home. Mrs Charles Davis visits from Omaha two weeks. Ladies Aid to serve supper in KP hall Friday. ME church services Sunday include a song service. Revival meetings at Martins Chapel attract young attendees. Willis Sline fined five dollars and costs for disturbance at Al Rainey home. Epworth League forms, meeting Sunday at 7 pm. Operator Md Supple reassigned to Creston. Funeral attendees for Grandma Record from Pacific Junction: WC DeLashmutt, Frank Anderson, Claude Anderson, Charles Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mstes
Charles Davis
Omaha
Ladies Aid Society
KP Hall
Martin's Chapel
Willis Sline
Justice McLaughlin
al Rainey
Grandma Record
Glenwood
WC DeLashmutt
Frank Anderson
Claude Anderson
Tabor Topics and Local Movements Highlight Friday Visit
Senator Gillilland of Glenwood visited Mayor Rice Friday. The Women's club of Tabor hosted a paren banquet at A T West's home Thursday. A L Feese sold the John Asman residence on South Main to A A Timson for 2000 dollars. The Churchill brothers plan to move DC Starr's house from North Main to Park Street. George Smith's parents in Mace donia visited, and Mr Smith senior recalled passing through 50 years ago as a boy driving cattle from Atchison county Missouri to near his current home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club of
Tabor
A T West
A L Feese
John Asman
South Main Street
A A Timson
Churchill Brothers
Malvern
DC Starr
North Main Street
Park Street
Atchison County
Missouri
Local notes from Glenwood and Omaha market week
Henry Ayers was in Glenwood on Monday handling business. Parker and Maynes reported cattle and hogs at Omaha market this week. Mrs W H Fricke and her little son visited Omaha from Monday to Wednesday. Try the Tribune for job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ayers
Glenwood
Parker & Maynes
Omaha
W H Fricke
Little Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. G. Jamison & Co
China
Mills Co
Busy Bee Phonograph
D.G. Jamison & CO
Glenwood, Iowa
Handkerch
Swope’s
Xmas Furniture
Jas. A. Swope
West Side
Finkenstein’s
Poland
Malvern Lewler Orbits
W.H. Salyers
Jas, L. Lathott
Kvred Durbin
Guznwoop, Laws
Ww. F. All N. T. Bradway Publishers
Mrs. Allen
Flickinger
Wm Schell
Wireman
Ellison Evernham
Wm F Magic
Astes
E Banister
S KR Hurst
Silver Creek
Elmira Davis
D L Heinsheimer Co
Independent School Dist
Pacific Junct
Claiborne
Nebe
Hamilton
Mintle
Towslee
Skillicorn
Baptist
West Oak
Chas Lawshe
Council Bluffs
Robert Kirkpatrick
South Omaha
John Albee
Shanks
Grandma
Bogle
New York
Jon Kates
Plattsmouth
W S Eiott
Rey
Mes Stark
Epworth League
MD Supple
Creston
Tabor Topics
Senator Gillilland
C M Rice
George Smith
Macedonia
Mr Smith
Henderson
The
Tribune
Arctics
Alaskas
C. E. Swartz & CO
West Side Square
Shirley Gilliland
John E. Sager
Ted
Burt
Bell
Cayertaeas
Phoenix Hursery
Puuqenly Mursely CO
Pork St
Bloomlngton
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