Christmas Joy At Institution Presents Bo-Peep Operetta
The Institution hosts a full chapel audience of families for Friday night’s public performance of the operetta The Lost Princess Bo-Peep. Teachers and pupils designed most costumes, with Sybercrop providing stage artistry. The production, staged after a single week of rehearsal, drew praise for its natural acting and fine orchestral accompaniment under Prof. George Duncan.
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Glenwood
George Duncan
Presen
Mother Googe
Preson
Bo Peep
Mary
Miss Muffet
Prin
Changes in Court House Personnel
The new year brings many changes in county courthouse staff. New appointees include Frank Choate as auditor with Harold Stranathan and C P Kinney as deputies, Carrie I Wright as clerk in the Clerk of Courts office, and W S DeMoss as sheriff with Carl Morgan as assistant deputy. Deputies Morgan and his wife will also run the county jail. In the treasurer’s office Kenneth Butcher as chief deputy and Lydia Kupka as deputy join Linville. A C G Moran returns to Council Bluffs. A J Buckingham becomes a member of the Board of Supervisors, and Whitmore of Athentic will be the new judge replacing Rockafellow. Continuous changes ahead unknown.
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Court House
Frank Choate
Harold Stranathan
C. P. Kinney
Carrie I. Wright
Eet
CG. Gourly
W. S. DeMoss
Carl Morgan
Linville
Kenneth Butcher
Lydia Kupka
Lman
A. C. Moran
A. J. Buckingham
Charles Plumer
Board of Supervisors
Rockafellow
Whitmore
Athintic
Bostonian Orchestra Here Tonight for Legion Dance
The famous Wilson Bostonian orchestra will furnish the music for the American Legion dance at the Armory this Thursday.
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Bostonian Orchestra
Wilson Bostonian Orchestra
American Legion
Armory
Post Office Hours Change Affects Deliveries
There will be no delivery by rural or city carriers. General delivery stamp and registry windows will be closed. Lobby will be open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mail will be delivered to the business section as usual.
Christmas Dinner at Minnie iDent Home
Mrs Minnie iDent hosted a Christmas gathering Monday with her children Clifford Saar and Dorothy Jane Saar and guests from Malvern Wesley Chapel and Counsell Bluffs including Mr and Mrs Lester Saar Betty Aileen Ray Plumb Marjorie Wright Donald Rogers and others sharing dinner and holiday cheer.
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Minnie
Clifford Saar
Lester Saar
Dorothy Jane
Malvern
Ray Plumb
Betty Aileen
Wesley Chapel
Jay Wright
Marjorie
Ben Rogers
Donald
Counsell Bluffs
Auto Plunges Into River Near Randolph
A Marmon car carrying Oscar Clark and Vera Jeffers plunged into the Botna River after a curve near a Randolph bridge. Both occupants drowned. Evert Ames alerted help after spotting the red rear light. The tragedy occurred on Monday night as they headed to a Glenwood Armory dance. authorities recovered two bodies from beneath the wreck.
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Randolph
Oscar Clark
Lou Clark
Vera Jeffers
Horace
Neb
Clark
Clark Home
Glenwood
Randolph Young
Mr. Clark
Miss Jeffers
Gone for Winter Hullinger Family Goes to Missouri
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hullinger left last week for Burlington Junction Missouri to spend the winter with their daughter Mrs Homer Marmichael and family. Comrade Hullinger will be missed at G A R gatherings by the local boys.
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S. P. Hullinger
Burlington Junction
Homer Marmichael
Hullinger
Edwards & Rice bakery firm dissolved by mutual consent
The firm Edwards & Rice ended last week after mutual consent. Mr Rice sold his interest to Mr Edwards in the bakery and restaurant that had recently moved to the south side. Mr and Mrs Rice left Saturday for their former home in Plattsmouth.
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Edwards & Rice
Mr. Rice
Mr. Edwards
South Side
Mrs. Rice
Plattsmouth
Sister’s Wedding Ties Red Oak Couple in Congregational Ceremony
Miss Emily Barton of Carl Otis office joined relatives for Christmas at Ned Oak. On Saturday at 7 30 p m she attended the wedding of her sister Miss Susan Barton at the Congregational parsonage, with groom Red Deweese of Red Oak. The couple plans to establish a home in Red Oak.
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Emily Barton
Carl Otis
Ned Oak
Miss Barton
Hed Oak
Miss Susan Barton
Red Deweese
Red Oak
Narrow Escape as Malvern Truck Strikes Ditch
Wingate Gibbs of Malvern Cold Storage Co. was returning from Omaha with a buttermilk load when another truck cut in front of him near a trolley station by the Deaf and Dumb institution. His truck tipped into a ditch, landing on its side but miraculously no one was injured. Mrs. Gibbs held an infant. their daughter sat between them. Gibbs and family were later taken to Council Bluffs by Mrs. Gibbs’ parents. The damaged truck was towed to Malvern with about $600 in damage and one barrel of buttermilk spilled. The other driver did not stop.
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Wingate Gibbs
Malvern Cold Storage Co
Omaha
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Malvern
Miles County Corn Is Best
The Mintle Brothers of Glenwood, renowned corn growers in Mills County, win a fourth ribbon for their white corn at the Grainland Stock Exposition in Chicago, marking a third honor this year. Harry Hilton of Malvern also earns first on white corn at the Marshalltown show.
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Mintle Brothers
Glenwood
Harry Hilton
Malvern
Chicago
Marshalltown
Mills County
Glenwood Piano Recital Showcases Farnham Family Talent
Southwest Iowa audience honors Mrs. May Whitney Farnham with a Glenwood Congregational church recital featuring violin solos and duos by Ruth and Elsy Farnham. Mother and daughter performances, including a violin duo, receive hearty applause amid a varied program of classical pieces and student selections.
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May Whitney Farnham
Iowa
Glenwood
Congregational Church
Darlene Davis
Eloise Dodder
J. C. Bussanmas
De'libes
Geraldine Roberts Schwalm
Tribune Resolves to Improve Local News for New Year
The Tribune announces January 1 1923 as a holiday and states its chief resolution is to publish a better local newspaper with improved service. Readers are assured no paper next week, with the next issue slated for Thursday January 4.
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The
Tribune
Marriage Licenses Issued December 23
The following licenses were issued December 23 Everett A Hubbell and Loretta Winslow both of Bartlett Lyle J Weatherhead and Jessie Rice both of Tabor George Nathan Moss and Anna Dilley both of Omaha Edward Ernest Rosenthal of Farragut and Gladys Golden Russell of Tabor
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Everett A. Hubbell
Loretta Winslow
Bartlett
Lyle J. Weatherhead
Jessie Rice
Tabor
George Nathan Moss
Anna Dilley
Omaha
Edward Ernest Rosenthal
Farragut
Gladys Golden Russell
Where They Go Holiday Visits of Institution Staff
Miss Gladys Hughes travels to Kansas City Kansas. Grace Allen will stay with her parents in Creston. Edna Levine spends the week in Colorado Springs Colorado. Mary Jacobson visits Des Moines with her parents. Miss Mayme Jones spends vacation in Correctionville Iowa.
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Gladys Hughes
Kansas City
Kan
Grace Allen
Creston
Edna Levine
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mary Jacobson
Des Moines
Mayme Jones
Correctionville
Mills County Protective Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Mills County Protective Association will hold its annual meeting at the courthouse Saturday afternoon January 6 at 1 20 p m All members are urged to attend G W Jones president.
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Mills County Protective Association
Court House
G. W. Jones
Pow Wow of Waubonsie Camp Fire Maidens
Maidens of the Waubonsie Camp Fire held a Pow Wow on the Long Night Moon at the wigwam of Chief Waubonsie and his wife Chepeta on upper Walnut street. They declare they had a royal time and praise their sponsors.
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Chief Waubonsie
Chepeta
Upper
Walnut Street
Over the Hill at Tabor Theatre in New Year shows
The photoplay Over the Hill based on Will Carleton poems features Mary Carr and Johnny Walker. It offers laughs tears romance and life themes. Showings at the Tabor Theatre Tabor Indiana Monday New Year’s and Tuesday January 1 and 2 with two performances nightly at 7 30 and 9 60.
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Over the Hill
Will Carleton
Mary Carr
Ma Benton
Johnny Walker
Edna Murphy
Wm. Welsh
Tabor Theatre
Tabor
Fifth Mills County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting
The Mills County Farm Bureau schedules its fifth annual gathering in a larger Baptist church to accommodate the anticipated crowd. Dr. K W Stouder of Ames will discuss Poultry diseases in the morning and Swine diseases in the afternoon, followed by discussions. The program includes orchestra music, community singing, duets, readings, and officers reports with a 1923 plan presented.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
K. W. Stouder
Ames
Stouder
Mills County
Wesley Chapel
G. A. Spellering
A. B. Judson
John Beckwith
D. 0. Cunningham
W. KE. Stouder
Amas
Georgia Wickal
Anderson Township
C. B. Wilson
Reading
Roy Rodman
Rawles Township
D. O. Cunningham
June Ficker
H. H. Lisle
W. K. Stouder
R. C. Hopp
Glenwood Township
Epworthian Edited by Earl Wolven at Woodbine
The October December issue reports on the Institute held in Glenwood and praises Earl Wolven for making the paper attractive. The Epworth Leaguers’ publication conveys cheer and good tidings throughout the issue.
Veterans Celebrate Tommy Clune Birthday in Glenwood
On Friday December 22 Tommy Clune turned another year older and healthier with about twenty comrades visiting for a meal and conversation. The group recalled sixty years of memory plus the weather and the pension bill signed as a Christmas gift to veterans. A three course meal was served by Mrs. Clune and helpers. The veterans list includes J A Blair Thomas Clune F Le Grouch J H Cattron E L Craig W R Cooper M T Deupree A D Wrench Earl Hodges A J Hamilton D Harold A Mayberry D J Shannon Dave Salyards John Y Stone F M Shriver E Starbuck J B Taenzler E S Dean. There are 28 Glenwood veterans with an average age of 79 years. The youngest is J A Blair and the oldest Willard Stewa.
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Tommy Clune
Hoya
E. L. Craig
WR. Cooper
M. T. Deupree
A. D. Wrench
Earl Hodges
A. J. Hamilton
D. Harold
A Mayberry
D. J. Shannon
Dave Salyards
John Y. Stone
F. M. Shriver
E.starbuck
J. B. Taenzler
E S. Dean
Glenwood
J. A. Blair
Willard Stewa
Pythian Sisters Present A Living Christmas Magazine
Pythian Sisters lodge staged a Christmas program titled A Living Christmas Magazine with eight divisions covering the theme from cover to cover. The night included recitations, piano solo, a Santa’s Garden finale, and featured acts such as Scrooge and Sparcially Jim, with participants including Genevieve Humphrey and Dahle Boyer among many children and teachers.
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Pythian Sisters
Living
Covyer Design
Marvel Avans
Genevieve Humphrey
Visit of Mrs Mary McDonald to Daughter
Mrs Mary McDonald began a long visiting journey to Springfield to spend Christmas with her daughter Mrs Clarence McDowell. The trip was funded by her daughter, and all three of Mrs McDonald’s houses are now occupied by family members including her son Raymond and son-in-law Shirley Deacon.
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Mary -McDonald
Raymond
Shirley Deacon
Clarence McDowell
Springfield
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Cess
Queen of Hearts
Mother Goose
Bo-Peep
Jack
Botna
Miles County
Bilbro
L’marie Miller
Spaulding
Kathryn Rhoades
Ruth Farnham
Marie Miller Valse Barcarolle
Mary Buffington
Seluler
Denbach
Sparklers
Parle Kelley
Violin
Elsy Whitney Farnham
Maxine Wwarwell
Beethoven Albert. Woodruff
Bartlett Jane Herrick
DeBennot
Elsy Farnham
Jane Herrick
Albert Woodruff
Farm Bureau
Thomas Clune
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