Home Coming Time at Glenwood Lodge and Pacific Junction
Glenwood Lodge No 497 held its annual home coming Tuesday led by Grand Master Lynn J Irvin, with musical performances by the Symphonic Seven. Pacific Junction OOF No 110 hosted a similar homecoming with 164 names on the roll, a vaudeville-styled program, and a large social lunch.
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Glenwood Lodge
Lynn J Irvin
Glenwood
Lynn Irvin
Ife
J D Irenmonger
J FP Ironmonger
Milla Geneva
Louise Lyon
Edin Mosridsre
Sterling Mclluskey
Mayo Buckner
D D Wheeler
Houston
Pacific Junction
M. E
Pacific Lodge Ooi No. 110
Roy Coleman
Moore
Nilson
Mendenhall
Roeal Hy
Pacife Junction
Glenwood Indge
New Dog Tax Law to Take Effect After January 1 1922
Public notice urges dog and stock owners to learn the forthcoming tax changes under a new law effective after January 1 1922. It signals a potential impact on the Domestic Animal Fund and stresses owners should review the provisions.
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W. M. Moore
Palklene Hamilton
Harvard Professor Bacon to Wed in Detroit Visit
Mrs Hinley, once superintendent of the Girls' Detention Home of Dear To, enjoyed a long teaching career in Pacific Junction. She prepared for social work with post graduate study at Harvard, where she met Victor Otto, mathematics professor, and plans to marry in December and reside in Cambridge Mass.
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Bacon
Detroit
Ethel
Finley
Pacific
Hinley
Deir
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
Victor Otto
Pacific Junction
Harvard
Cainbridge Mass
Former Citizen Visits Glenwood Roots in Loss Angeles Plans
Former Glenwood resident Robinson of Beverly Ohio visited his cousins and family for a day last week. He recalled landmarks and his early home with satisfaction. He noted plans to reside in Los Angeles in the future with the Gid Maya’s Paradant.
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Robinson
Beverly
LS Roinson
Ar Robinson
Vienwond
Frank Anshutz
Shenandoah
Mitchellville
Anshiute
Clenswond
Glenwood
Quinily
Auroate
Los Angeles
Parad Ant
Nebraska Wesleyan Drive Seeks Over Million in Subscriptions
A fundraising drive aims to raise more than one million dollars for Nebraska Wesleyan University. Two groups launched bids with support from students and faculty. A December 28 holiday break precedes a January 2 return, during which volunteers will continue solicitation efforts.
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Nebraska Wesleyan Iniversity
Har Martel
Glenwood Club Plans Christmas Program for Children
The Glenwood club will hold a children’s Christmas event Monday afternoon, December 19, with a tree and gifts. Old Santa will appear and a short program is planned. Members should bring suitable gifts to be collected and given to needy city children by local organizations.
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Glenwood
Delinquent tax sale held. additional sale planned
The delinquent tax sale occurred Monday December 6 with only some properties sold. Officials announced another sale will be held January 3 to continue liquidating remaining parcels.
Jury Trials On This Week In County Courts
Several cases including LeGrande versus Beattie affirmed by the state Supreme Court and wills of George A Davies and S W Crench admitted to probate. Executors named Edith Bereman and Myrtle M Delavan without bond. Noted cases involve garnishee judgments, settlements, and damages claims with local Malvern residents facing gambling charges and civil actions including Katherine Lloyd versus Evan Lloyd estate.
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LeGrande
Edith Bereman
Ff W Anderson
H A Galliher
G 'F Reasoner
Fay Wright
Malvern
Sarah Clites
Westar Rice
Wm Ho Baten
Samuel CG Davis
Eymrett Haines
Katherine Lloyd
P Sa
Evan Lloyd
Obituaries and Death Notices From Pioneer Residents
Obituary notices report the passing of Oliver W Stroud in Long Beach California after illness. He served in the 2th Iowa Volunteer Infantry, Company B, under Captain T. Warren, with strong ties to Mills County and David City Nebraska. Burial was in Bawtello, California. services held December 12. Additional notices mention Mrs Argil Bacon dying December 22, and Mrs D J Holselaw dying in Santa Ana California with forthcoming obituaries.
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Oliver W Strom
Marl Hodges
Stroud
May Jacoby
Long Beach
Calif
Bawtello
Call
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
T. Warren
Mills County
David City
J. Osborn
D J Holselaw
Santa Ana
Galift
Biriah
Octogenarian Stowe Celebrated Alongside Contemporaries
We regret missing the initial notice but report that W S Stowe, aged in his eighties, was honored on the same day as S A Tipton and T J Simouse. Neighbors gave a fruit shower and later gatherings at the Stowe home depicted a jolly, warm celebration. The Tribune extends congratulations to all octogenarian honorees.
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W S Stowe
S'A Tipton
T JL Simouse
Mr Stowe
Stowe
the Tribune
Glenwood Band Seeks Community Support For Concerts
Citizens urged to fund and attend local band concerts. Mayor and band officers outline costs for instructors, purchases, and hall use. Next program set for December 16 with student recitations and songs to boost school music and Parent Teacher activities.
Bartlett School Rews Grade and Absentee Report
Bartlett School reports a high grade level with several students achieving a perfect score in spelling. The week highlights include a geography drill, a reading bee, and the reorganization of the Library Club with officers Gerald Morrison president and Maxine Dutton vice president.
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Ehuss
Angus
Clarence
Fred Hin Bevel Pomiplins
Hhoreld Bulton
Harald
Lloyd Schroeder
Miss Blake's Rooter
Library Club
Gerald Morrison
Maxine Dutton
Maxine Keran
Hubert Dyke
Melvin Gravitt
Logan Miller
Kenneth King
Merrill Stattler
Dorothy Chambers
Dorothy , Ballard
June Lorimer
Beulah Morgan
Ruby Hyler
Ronald Dutton
Luth
Sunday and midweek worship schedule announced
A church notes a busy December program with Sunday worship at 11 and 7:30 evening, youth chorus rehearsals, Epworth League midweek service, Bible school at 9:40, afternoon Junior activities, and a Christmas program on December 18. The pastor invites all and outlines prayer meetings and youth events.
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Oelock
Epworth League
Young People’s Chorus
Tao P
Bible School
Perm Linville
John the Baptist
B. Am
Adel
Thompson
Phemor of God
Ds Young Peoaple
Congregational
Sadiq Sehool
Seriahk
Parks
Thiomag Kirk
Cuseed
Thomas Hvans
Plankville Press reader notes small town life
A reader describes the Old Home Paper in Plankville, praising its weekly tales of marriages, jails and local events. The Louisville Courier Journal quote hints at fondness for hometown reporting and community stories despite limited renown.
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Plankville
Louisville
Joni
Clean-up Sale of Hats By Local Firms
One lot of hats for 1.50, another for 2.50, another for 3.50, balance of hats at 5.00. Tops, knives, guns, wagons and games offered for 10 cents. M L Hiett and D G Jamison & Co promote sale.
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M. L. Hiett
D. G. Jamison & Ca
Neighbors Help Skinner Harvest Corn in County Action
A Glenwood area incident shows community aid as John Skinner, using crutch and cane after an accident, receives neighborly assistance to harvest his corn crop. O L Mintle and son George, Will Maddocks, Charles Hammer, Shirley Allbae, Alva and Elsworth Jones, Clarence Speck, and George Day join the effort with grateful Mrs Skinner receiving a meal from Mrs Mine Maddocks and Mrs Hammer. The neighbors express thanks for the supportive act.
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John Skinner
Glenwood
Aly Skinner
Myr
Mrs Skinner
Freed From Charge In Council Bluffs Robbery Case
Ivan Williams was freed from charges of storing stolen money after court proceedings in Council Bluffs. John Mc Sorley reported a $40 robbery, and police connected part of the alleged burglars to Williams. The burglar, Williams, allegedly entrusted the money to him. Leo testified Williams knew how the thief obtained the funds.
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Ivan Williams
Council Bliffs
John McSorley
Willams
Wiliams
Williams
Leo
Briar Club Plans a Quiet Cultural Event in Town
A fragmented notice outlines Briar Club and Canary’s Peytinel events. The text mentions a performance by Sylae Chih mee Deeonbar and Shick Gilhil lana, with attendees invited to join in a planned discussion. Details are incomplete.
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Gilhillana
Conus
Christmas Shopping Ad Pushed by Tribune Promos
A fragmented note references a Christmas shopping push with ads in the Tribune. It mentions the chamber, a frittered meeting and a member list, plus a call to prepare through ads and other notices.
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