Institution Festivities Highlight Ten Day Holiday Show
A ten day celebration at the Iowa institution opens December 20 with the operetta Princess Chand en. The event features elaborate decorations, a Chinese garden set, and a large student orchestra performing the show. Cast includes Princess Chan Letitia Whitten and Chinese dancer May Wee Ting, with a varied program of songs and dances and plans for a grand ball closing the festivities. Also noted are Christmas services, county smallpox quarantine updates, and visits from pioneer families James Buckingham and brothers.
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Charadlers
Chineas Heires
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Wee Ting
Sarah Wright Ow Long
Violet Lehow Wao
Cornelius Pringle
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Cora Cox
Anna Ford
Mary 4. Lowe
Tta Neumber
Eisio Birkeley
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Mildred Matthews
Nellie Rehupp
Mary Alapefelt
Nellie Stanton
Ithel Wolhert
Huberti Smith
Emma Mery
Tenn Newton
Qhorls Toys
Wilbur Anderson
Santa Claus
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Cupid Busy Past Week Highlights Local Weddings and Army Mentions
A Glenwood Christmas gathering honored five grandsons bound for army service, with many relatives from Hastings, Silver City, Lyons, Malvern, and Ames attending. The week saw several marriages including Charles Griffin and Selah Cheney in Emerson, Woolsey and Bates in Maryville, and Earl Woodburn and Ethel Craig in Carson, reflecting a festive season of unions amid pending service.
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Green Stotts
Glenwood
Ernest
Guy
Arch Decker
Silver City
Dean
Lloyd Bradway
Hastings
Nora Bradway
Kraul Decker
God
Violet Hunt
J. A. Decker
Gilbert Wilhelm
George Soliday
Bert Fitchar
Silver Guy
Joe Mayberry
Lyons
Neb
Cloud Strohl
Malvern
James Martin
Earl Woodburn
Ethel] Craig
Carson
Lin
Weddings and Red Cross News in Glenwood Area
Local notes report numerous marriages including HusenShoemaker in Council Bluffs and Allison-Wood in Red Oak. Also details Walter Allison and Geneva Wood wedding near Hastings and Otto Loot Rosa Scheel marriage at Mineola. Bartlett Red Cross branch organized with 60 members and officers elected. Hoggas Son of Macedonis shipped livestock to Omaha, sale details included.
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Otto Loot
Rosa Scheel
Mineola
Hans Scheel
O. Sitaler
K. of P. Hall
Bartlett
Red Cross
J. B. Wildermuth
Harlan
Fremont County Red Cross
Sidney
J. B. Thomas
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Darral
Bryce Connor
Fred Rectoy
Misa Gladye Thornton
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Hoggas & Son
Macedonis
Milla County
Omaha
Hoages
Christmas at the Glenwood Churches Eventful Yuletide Observance
Glenwood churches celebrated with Christmas trees tableaux and carols. Congregational and Methodist programs featured young musicians, storytelling, recitations, and a Service Flag presentation. Armenian relief funds raised 39 dollars. Baptist services included the Plimpton family orchestra, tableaux, and a Santa Claus gift scene.
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Glenwood
van Dyke
Clyde Rhoads
Zora Moore
Macedonia
Fearn Howard
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Baptist Church
Plimpton Family
Lurline
Barbara
Sneath
Tony Sneath
Campire
Im ‘Ableaux
Kathryn Sneath
Arthur Buch
Will Come to Towns: Ralph McPherron Plans Retirement
Ralph McPherron of Rawlea township, a longtime local farmer, will retire and move to a town. He owns 160 acres in Ward and has sold property near Hillsdale to Henry Ristram. The purchase includes RB Patrick props on Hazel and Row, currently occupied by the Graham family. He plans to move in early February. The Mer Serrae sale is noted as part of the deal.
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Ralph McPherron
Rawlea
Pojourners
Lowe
Mr. McPherron
Ward
Henry Ristram
Hillsdale
McPherron
Patrick
Hazel Ar
Graham
McPhay
Mer Serrae
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Dick Kelley
Clarence
Moore
George Wallace
Jacob Bara
Rey
Granteer
George Skinger
John Wilson
T. Granteer
Mills County Tribune
Mrs. Green Stotts
Uncle Sam
Cupid
Fia Bea
Maurice Phelps
Cornell
Leonard Gilmore
Ames
John Hamilton
Des Moines College
Leonard Dean
Grinnell
Lincoln
Harold Stranathan
George Long
Drake
Esther
Stranathan
Nebraska Wesleyan
Paulena Hamilton
Cedar Falls
Rohesse Brown
Darlene Gunselley
Des Moines
Gladys Waterman
Vera Mintle
Mona Graham
Rockford
Nancy Lamb
Iowa City
Besse Stillwagon
Laura Plumer
Bernard Harmon
Boyles
Gladys Shields
Geda Walling
Marjorie Vinton
Peru Normal
Griffin Cheney
Charles Griffin
Selah Cheney
Imerson
Gilbert Cheney
Wilkins
the Baptist Church
Myangeline Cheney
Art Dawning
Robert Honeyman
Mendelssohn
Woolsey-Bates
Maryville
Tfe Partners
Stanley L. Woolsey
Elizabeth R. Bates
Gilbert
Cox
Anderson Township
Mat Sivers
Mrs. Woolsey
Trinity River Valley
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Tygeday Nest
Edth
A. M. Woodburn
Marl
Husen-Shoemaker
Council Bluffs
James Husen
Mae Shoemaker
Kearney
Ned
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Scheel
Hartman-Schroeder
Wm. L. Hartman
Mila Julia Schroeder
Charles Schroeder
Center Township
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Mineola Lutheran Church
Richardson-Carr
Wayne Ross Richardson
Tabor
Alta Pearl Carr
Thurman
Bilder W. , Haden
Independence
Woolsey-Strong
John T. Woolsey
Deming
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Lucia Strong
Nebraska City
Wm. Stevenson
Baptl Church
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