Extras Expense Glenwood C C Itemized Benefits
A Glenwood Chamber of Commerce notice lists expenses since August 1 1920 secretary Rev BD Thompson and items totaling 331 80 including entertaining strangers repairing telephone lines sponsoring Woman's Club convention aiding in organizing Iowa National Guard and bringing the state convention to Glenwood plus community entertainment and office furniture purchases The piece argues such outlays support city interests and urges continued support from members and nonmembers alike.
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C. of
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Chamber
G. of C
Woman’s Club
Iowa National Guard
Glenwood
Epworth League
Lake Park
H&p
C. of C
Chariton
London couple welcome son John Robert in Glenwood
Mr and Mrs Ernest London of Red Oak announce the birth of a 10% pounds son, born Friday, December 17, at the mother’s parents home, Mr and Mrs E T Younker in Glenwood. The child is named John Robert and wishes for a daughter and a son, with the world well.
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Ernest London
Red
John
G. Purcell
Omaha
Frank Rockafellow
New Church
Hayden Clark
Red Oak
Schelley
Ward
Fred Martin
T. B. Berry
Malvern
Walter Mason
Vern Barrett
C. E. Pance
Mary Preston
Cosmopolia
Wash
Sherry
Opera House
C. L. Shoemaker
Frank Mitchell
Sarah VanArsdal
L. D. Clark
HW. L. Richards
Winifred McCormick
Glenwood
Doris Priest
Clem Harmon
Ralph
Naomi
Walter Allison
Emerson
Marjorie Ord
Wilma Shaw
Tabor
Frank Hall
White Lake
S. D
N. J
K. P. Lodge
Mra
Red Shaw
Elliott
George ©. Shaw
George Barr McCutcheon
W. G. Nims
Welton
Lisbon
George Shaw
Shaw
Oxford Hotel
Everett Plumb
Hastings
F. J. Oswald
F. J
Vacationers Return from Holidays at Lincoln and Ames
Mor Glenwood youths attestlege returned home Friday for the holiday vacation and remained until after New Year. Lorna Plimpton Anna Done Jan and Dorothy Lyon university of nebraska students from Lincoln. Mary Logan and Gretchen Reasoner awesleyan college from university.
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Glenwood
Lorna Plimpton
Anna Done
Jan
Dorothy Lyon
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Mary Logan
Gretchen Reasoner
Awesleyan College
University
Local figures join Iowa and Nebraska groups in Iowa and Lincoln
Place, Neb. Robert Record, Roy Kinney, Ernest Zimmer, Lee Miller and Edwin Plimpton of University of Iowa in Iowa City. Arthur Buch from Lincoln. Mabel Walling from Tabor.
Christmas Seals Drive Supports Mills County Budget
The article urges readers to buy Christmas seals from the Tuberculosis Society, noting each seal costs one cent with at least half the proceeds benefitting Mills County. It emphasizes widespread participation, suggesting buying one or more to aid the county budget, with sales planned for Saturday.
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Tuberculosis Society
Qwell
Mills County
Be There, O. E. 8. Tuesday Night Feast
The passage promises a grand meal for the lady members of the O. B. H. of Greenwood on Tuesday night December 21. A male member’s eloquent words hype the event and a statistical man will provide and serve the feast, comparing it to the legendary Lucullus.
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O. BH. 3
Grenwood
Lucullus
Hester Hosts Domino Club Christmas Meeting
Mrs F E L Hester presided at a December Domino Club gathering honoring member Miss Sivers. A banquet with red and green decor, bon bon baskets and rosebud cards preceded an annual Christmas gift drawing and a short game session ending the festive event.
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F. BE. L. Hester
Domino Club
Plumb Returns Home After Hospital Convalescence
Ray Plumb completes five weeks at Edmundson hospital recovering from an operation. He arrived in Glenwood on Friday and will stay at Mrs. Dent’s home until strong enough to return to work.
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Edmundson Hospital
Ray Plumb
Glenwood
Mrs. Dent
Emerson Barn Fire Sparks Theft at Miller Store
A Wednesday evening blaze destroyed Emerson Henry Douglas premises barn. A cow perished in the fire and contents were lost. The fire is believed started to enable robbery, while at the scene Miller store was entered and goods stolen. County authorities pursue leads.
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Henry Douglas
Emerson
Efton
Against Candles in Windows During Christmas Eve
The National Board of Fire Underwriters warns of dangers from placing lit candles in windows on Christmas Eve. It condemns John H. Stedman’s proposal to illuminate every window as dangerous, noting open lights caused $17 500 000 in losses from 1915 to 1919, including property damage and loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire Underwriters
John H. Stedman
Interesting Life of A M Nelson and Wartime Iowa Roots
A M Nelson, visiting locally, is famed for a life full of events including service in the 29th Iowa regiment. He enlisted in Mills County with companions M T Denpree of Glenwood and John Suitsl of Malvern. Nelson and Miss Dalton wed fifty three years ago in Glenwood, then moved west to Kansas and Wyoming where Cheyenne was a county seat 200 miles square. He later served Wyoming as sheriff during cattle rustling years. The veteran remains well preserved for his age and experiences.
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A. M. Nelson
29Th
Iowa Regiment
Mills County
M. T.denpree
Glenwood
John Suits l
Malvern
Miss Dalton
Kansas
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Nelson
Merry Christmas Reminders From Glenwood Fire Boys
Progress reported in 1920 charity drive to aid needy children. Armory room shelves fill with new clothing, warm underwear, caps, toys, and dress goods funded by the Fire Boys. Woman's Club and M. E. Sunday school contributions also turned over for distribution. Boxes in businesses show steady nickels and dimes. Fire Boys plan further collection runs on Thursday.
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Glenwood Fire Boys
Fire Boys
Woman's Club
M. EH
Public sale announced at Robert Stroud farm near Glenwood
Robert Stroud will conduct a public sale at his farm six miles southeast of Glenwood on Wednesday December 29. The sale includes cattle horses hogs and farming machinery with details to be announced at the farm and by local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stroud
Glenwood
J. J. McCoy
Western Star Encampment Elects Officers
Western Star Encampment No. 90 I O O F elected officers at Friday night meeting on December 10. One candidate, L. W. Hangon, was instructed in the Patriarchal degree. Officers named: J. R. Graves, J. L. Valentine, W. P. Creech as Chief Patriarch, High Priest, Senior Warden, F. D. Logan as Junior Warden, H. H. Gheyney, Scriba lw. 8. Brown, Fin Scribe, William C. Rathke as Treasurer, Trustee 3 years.
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Western Star
L. W. Hangon
Wis
J. R. Graves
J. L. Valentine
W. BP. Creech
F. D. Logan
H. H. Gheyney
Scriba
Brown
C. Rathke
Treasurar
Twins in age mark eightieth birthdays in December
The Tribune notes December birthdays for A. Tipton of Glenwood and B. O. Sheldon of Tabor, both eighty on December 6. Sheldon died December 15 at Soldiers’ Home in Leavenworth, Kansas, nine days after his birthday. his body was brought to Tabor for burial. Christmas kerchiefs and Rex Theatre attractions advertised by D G Jamison & Co.
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the Tribune
A. Tipton
Glenwood
B. O. Sheldon
Tabor
Leavenworth
Kan
Hastings Notes and Local Happenings From Town
Hastings items recount weather hampered corn husking by 31 volunteers in 15 teams, local visitors from Omaha and Malvern, upcoming church service, theatre show Sherry, births, illnesses, burglar scare, and a fire at the Oxford Hotel with possible arson. Community events include K P social club formation and regional travel by residents.
Nurses Career in Great World War Visitor Miss Louise Scholz
Glanwood hosts Miss Louise Scholz a trained nurse and former classmate of Katherine French at College View. She worked in India for seven years then joined the German Red Cross serving in Bulgaria and France during World War I before advancing training in Berlin. She returned to the United States in September and plans to spend the winter in California.
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Glanwood
Louise Scholz
A. D
Scholz
Katherine French
College View
India
Great Britain
Miss Scholz
United States
Germany
Red Cross
Bulgaria
France
Berlin
California
Pride of Virginia at Rex Theatre for charity
Local talent under Miss Lyon presents the play Pride of Virginia at the Rex Theatre on Thursday night December 30 to benefit the Glenwood W R C Watch for bills for details
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Pride of Virginia
Rex Theatre
Miss Lyon
Glenwood W. R. C
Youth Forgery Case Sentenced to Eldora Reform School
Clarence Raferty, 165, taken from Pen der Neb to Glenwood for forging a $9.50 check into a $25 note and cashing it. He pleaded guilty and is sent to the Eldora boys reform school until age. Sheriff Edwards took him there. Willard Cutes pled guilty to auto tire theft from a 1915 incident and was fined $200. he will complete jail time in March 1921 if the fine is paid. Richard Mickalwait was fined $200 for auto tire theft from a Malvern party. fine paid.
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Clarence Raferty
Pender
Neb
BE. W. Thomas
Glenwood
Eldora
Hdwards
Willard Cutes
Berard
Woodruff
Lites
Richard Mickalwait
Cynthia of the Minute on Rex Theatre One Night Only
Cynthia of the Minute a Louis Joseph Vance novel adapts to film at Rex Theatre for one night only Thursday. Leah Baird stars as Cynthia with dramatic ocean deck duel scenes and a cabin stair mutiny sequence praised for action and direction. Shows at 7:30 and 9:15 with admission 10 and 20 cents.
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Louis Joseph Vance
Cynthia of
Rex Theatre
Ocean
Lner
Erica Crittenden
Hugh Thompson
Win. Claret
Alexander Goden
Goss
Burr Mekotosh
Leah Baird
Cynthia
Briar Club Honors Ill President With Gift of Flowers
Briar Club members held the largest attendance of the season as Wm. Lamb spoke on Whither Are We Drifting and the group passed a unanimous resolution of sympathy for President C. H. Dean, who was absent due to illness, with best wishes for a speedy recovery and a token remembrance. Buck Jones slated to appear Friday for the Christmas Hive.
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Briar Club
Wm. Lamb
HH. M. Logan
Dean
C.H. Dean
H. M. Logan
Entertainment Night Prompt for Pythian Members
Announcement urges all Pythian members to attend next Thursday night December 23. If weather permits a company will join Hastings Temple for the event, encouraging timely presence and participation.
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Pythian
Hastings Temple
Appreciation Expressed by Mrs Rether at Creaton
Mrs. John F. Rether at Coakley hospital Creaton thanks the Rebekahs and friends for beautiful flowers. She underwent a surgical operation Thursday and, despite suffering, has recovered well and is doing quite well.
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John F. Rether
Coakley
Creaton
Rebekahs
Rex Theatre Announces Unusually Attractive Weekly Program
The Rex Theatre presents an unusually attractive program for this week as listed in the advertising columns of this issue. It invites patrons to check the week's lineup and plan their visits accordingly.
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Rex Theatre
Terryberry Irish wedding noted in Plattsmouth Journal
Jess Terryberry wed Miss Lucile Würish on Wednesday December 16 in a quiet ceremony. Witnessed by Mr and Mrs Philip Schafer, sister of the bride. They honeymooned in Iowa with relatives and friends. The bride wore blue silk tricolette. pearl necklace gifted by the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terryberry
Plattsmouth
Jess Terryberry
Lucile Wurish
Philip Schafer
Iowa
James Terryberry
Mills County
Farnum Fans Forego Allegiance In Rex Theatre Run
The article notes widespread Farnum fan clubs in the United States and abroad praising the star William Farnum. It highlights his appearance in Lilcoyd Sheldon's The Adventurer at the Rex Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday and credits his global popularity to his screen presence and William Fox's productions.
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Wm. Farnum
the Adventurer
Rex Theatre
Farnum
Lilcoyd Sheldon
United States
Japan
William Farnum
Motion Picture Club
William Farina
William Fox
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Glenwood C.C
Omas
F. E. L. Hester
Emerson’ Barn
O. Sheldon
D. G. Jamison & Co
Glenwood Armory
Metropolitan Jazzittier Orchestra
Nebraska
Holiday
Resolution OF Briar Club
C. E. Dean
W. M. Lamb
Buck Jones
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