Football Boys Banquet At Armory Honors Team
About 200 high school pupils gathered at the Armory for a football banquet honoring the season's team. A track meet, letters awarded to players, and a captaincy announcement for Walter Gilmore marked the festive evening, with gifts, refreshments, and cheers accompanying the event. An animal sighting near a road was also noted.
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Husky
Signe
Avery One
Yell
Walter Wright
Carl Standiford
Harry Hanks
Everett Bennett
George Haynie
Harry Haynie
Walter Gilmore
Howard Bishop
Tom Kier
Laverne Estes
Fay McManigal
Marion Kates
Harold Bichel
Estes Stivers
Duane Myers
William Stowe
Fred Kelley
Fred Delevan
Stedman French
Walter Gilmor
Axthelm
Greatest Yet Dance Night Promised in Glenwood
Promised event lights up Glenwood on December 26 at the Armory with the Legion boys vowing to deliver top show. Advertisement in Thursday's Tribune urges readers to consult for details and pricing.
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Pythian Sisters Host Holiday Night With Santa Play
On Thursday December 22 the Pythian Sisters invite Knights, Sisters, and families to a festive evening with music a playlet and refreshments. The stage production A Department Store Santa Claus features a large cast including Mr Kelly Mrs Kelley Ronald Kier Irs James Swope Madge Kelley Jim Kelly Orley Altekruse Mr Smithson Mrs Smithson May Smithson Mrs Lewis Robinson Santa Claus and his Children Vera Judkins Ruth Lipsett Risa Jones Myrtle Wheeler Lulu Landon Eleanor Caughlan Mazie Davis and Otto Fudkins.
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Knights
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Madge Kelley
Jim Kelly
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Smithson
Hamburg Republicans Ben Baldwin and Harl McKissick Visit Omaha
Ben Baldwin and Harl McKissick of Hamburg traveled to Omaha Sunday night. While climbing the Pony Creek hill near Glenwood they observed a strange looking object in a road cut and will remember the encounter for a long time.
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Ben Baldwin
Harl McKissick
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Pony Creek Hill
Glenwood
Government to discontinue war savings stamps on December 31
The government will end sale of war savings stamps and the 2dchriff stamps December 31 and exchange them for new Treasury Savings Certificates in $25 $100 and $1,000 denominations. Certificates are registered and replaceable if lost or destroyed. They are sold at a discount in post offices. pay $20 for $25 face value payback in six years from date.
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Treasury Savings
Money Short in Knoxville Express War Scarcity
The piece notes a pervasive shortage mindset from wartime to present, citing shortages of hides leather grain labor and even subjects for medical dissection. It jokingly suggests ostracizing leather profiteers as a cure for medical colleges.
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Knoxville Express
Medical Colleges
Day of Nativity Observed at Congregational Church
Christmas exercises in the Congregational church Saturday evening December 24 begin at 7 30 oclock. Program includes pantomime music vocal and orchestral pieces a playset and distribution of presents. Everyone welcome.
Removal requested for Glenwood sign at depot
The 6b RT company asks moving the Glenwood depot sign from its present site. The sign’s lettering was chosen after weeks of effort and a prize, with painters completing it for travelers in smoker, coach, diner and observation cars. Now the railroad seeks its removal, citing unspecified reasons possibly related to an architectural shed protecting eastbound passengers.
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Glenwood
Naupglt
Chamber of Commerce
Weather shifts end the spell of pleasant week
Last week the region enjoyed ideal weather until Friday when a change arrived. It rained all day and snow began that evening. Saturday morning brought cleanup as snow melted under a bright sun, leaving the scene less flattering to sledders but pleasant to others.
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Sol
Noted Class Holds Reunion
Mrs H M Logan hosted her Sunday school class at her home on Saturday afternoon December 17. The 45 members, under the title N B membership, enjoyed a six month study period and a farewell gift of Trummond's Exposition of Paul's Love Poem for three absent or partial attenders. The class treasurer was to send five dollars to the Christian Home Orphanage and give Miss French fifteen dollars for Glenwood's poor. A two course supper followed.
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H M Logan
Newton Reasoner
David Hatcher
Alvin van Pelt
Trummond
Paul
Roy Haynie
Christian Home
Council Bluffs
Readers Letters From Far and Wide Boost Community Ties
Local newspaper shares Christmas season letters from Colorado and Nebraska readers praising the paper as a link to home. Messages recount crops, markets, and holiday goodwill, with gifts and renewals for The Tribune to accompany distant relatives and friends during winter 1921.
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Nebraska
Denver
Colo
the Tribune
Cora A. Wheeler
Wayne
Mills County
Lawrence Day
Bheck
Missouri
C. B. Day
Ned
H . Kiser
Harry Kiser
Tribune
Death Streak of Illness Takes Bruce Abel in Omaha
Bruce Abel eldest son of Mr and Mrs W W Abel and a senior at Merson High School died December 17 at Clarkson Hospital Omaha after a three day blood infection following a leg bruise. He played basketball and was injured two weeks earlier. Funeral set for December 20 at 2:30 p m. in the Presbyterian church.
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Bruce Abel
Emerson
Vicinsly
Clarkson
Omaha
W W Abel
Merson High School
Peo
Presbyterian Church
Reading gift from Mrs Buckingham to Miss Ella Gray
Mrs Nan Buckingham presented her friend Miss Ella Gray of Ottawa Kansas with a year's reading of The Tribune.
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Glenwood Boys Defeat Tabor Scouts 24 to 15
The Glenwood boys traveled to Tabor Wednesday for a basketball game against the Tabor Boy Scouts. Final score 24 to 15 in favor of Glenwood.
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Glenwood Boys
Annual Gift Time to Needy of City
Citizens are urged to drop gifts at business boxes to aid boys in Christmas cheer for the needful. Donations of clothing or food are accepted. The Welfare Board and Fire Boys oversee distribution. notify Lewis Robinson or any Welfare Board member if you cannot bring gifts to town.
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Lewis Robinson
Wire Company
Tribune
Arrests In Los Angeles Linked To Lake Swindle Scheme
Bernice Hansen a Glenwood milliner and diet trimmer is reported arrested in Los Angeles with Bert F Lake and Frank Marshall Edwards. Lake allegedly swindled grocery firms by posing as an agent for a milling company, using condemned goods to draw larger checks. Hansen’s prior notoriety in Glenwood and a recent announced marriage are noted amid bank checks returned due to lack of funds.
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Glenwood
Bert F. Lake
Frank Marshall Edwards
Los Angeles
Lake
Himelf
Janke
Hansen
Luke
Hernice Hansen
Jake
M W A Officers Chosen At Glenwood Camp Meeting
M W A Officers Glenwood Camp No 3016 selection at the last meeting includes M Ross as Master, Harry Hubbell as G W, Myers as 2s, banker R W Rhoades, clerk Rolla Coleman, escort W Dunn, Sentry B F Ward, Watchman J W Hixson, Trustees Drs G M Agan and George Magudge. Vendors D G Jamison & Co offer tops, knives, guns, wagons and games for 10 cents.
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Glenwood Camp
M- Ross W
Harry Hubbell
G& W Myers
R W Rhoades
Rolla Coleman
Dunn
FB Ward
Hixson
M Agan
George Magudge
December 16 1921 wedding remembered by Hodges couple
Mr and Mrs Earl Hodges recall their 1921 wedding to Miss Stroud in Omaha during a severe December with deep snow. They rode by sleigh over frozen roads, crossing a ravine east of town near the Ranne place, then returned via Plattsmouth as ice cracked. They celebrated their 63rd anniversary quietly at home with children visiting.
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Earl Hodges
Hodges
Mr Hodges
Miss Stroud
Omaha
Ranne
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Union Church of Grigwold Calls Dr Buxton as Minister
The Union Church in Grigwold, a prominent southwest Iowa building, has flourished as a community center with a regularly employed minister. It has called Dr A G A Buxton, known for his Council Bluffs prominence and recent law practice in Atlantic, to serve.
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Iowa
Union Church
A G A Buxton
Buxton
Council Bluffs
Episcopal Church
Atlantic
Postponed Emerson talent play rescheduled after death
The home talent group Emerson young people延 postpones the Tuesday performance to Wednesday due to the death of Bruce Abel. The play titled Sing a Song for Sleepy Joyes will be presented on the new night.
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Emerson Young People
Bruce Abel
I Am a Little Christmas Seal Poem by Mal Rose
A paraplegic author Mal Rose writes and offers a Christmas Seal poem to the Mahaska County Public Health Association to aid tuberculosis relief. He asks all readers to buy the seal for a penny to fund efforts to save babies and improve health. The piece urges support, noting his condition and determination.
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Mahaska County
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Rose
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
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Seal Sale
Gilbert Cheney
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