Tabernacle Campaign Preparations for Glenwood Opening
The Stephens evangelistic party arrives this week for the Tabernacle campaign in Glenwood. Rev George Stephens will preach his first sermon Sunday night and lead a strong staff including T J Bittikofer as musical director and Miss Byrnes guiding women’s work. Rehearsals, housing, and song books are planned with community participation.
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Stephens
Tabernacle
Cochran
Tully
Lowell
George T. Stephens
Warsaw
Ind
Glenwood
Mr. Stephens
Talmadge J. Bittikoter
Moody Tible Institute
Tabernacle Platform
Sunshine Choir
Bittikofer
Helen Byrnes
Iowa
Lgme
Miss Byrnes
Young
Bittikoter
Margaret Aer
Bittlofer
M. B
Kemp & Evans
Kelley Drug Store
Farmers
Watch Meeting With Glenwood Classmates
Miss Woith Myerntam hosted a Watch meeting at her parental home with six close friends from Glenwood High School except one from the same graduating class. The evening featured games including “Pow Wow Will Manage My Husband.” The event ran from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. as the new year 1919 approached and then the guests departed after refreshments.
Preliminary trial for Emerson men in Town Hall shooting
J A Campbell and Bernard Read of Emerson faced a preliminary hearing before Mayor H C Hicks after a Town Hall shooting incident. Read faced assault to commit manslaughter and concealed weapons charges with bonds of 1500 and 300. Campbell faced concealed weapons with a 300 bond. The injured man was Fred Huntsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Campbell
Bernard Read
Emerson
H. C. Hicks
Mr. Read
Campbell
Read
Fred Huntsman
Modernizing the Miller Home on Coolidge Street
Mr and Mrs Al Miller plan major upgrades before moving into the James Milley house at Coolidge and lower Walnut. W Dawn to install hardwood floors throughout the lower story and a pair of modern bathrooms upstairs. Doan to craft a large white enamel kitchen cabinet occupying the entire side of the kitchen. A screened porch on the south and porch modifications on the west and north are also planned to complete a modern home.
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al Miller
James Milley
Coolidge
Lower Walnut
Dawn
Average Iowa tax per acre across 27 counties falls to 102.14 cents
Reports from 27 Iowa counties show state, county, township and road district, and high school taxes averaging 102.14 cents per acre. Polk leads with 164.66 cents, while Monona reports 27.93 cents for county taxes. The county tax plus district and high school taxes total two thirds to three fourths of the overall levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Polk
Monona
Will Teach in Southland in Birmingham Appointment
Miss Hazel Funches a Glenwood high school graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Moses Funches left Wednesday for Birmingham Alabama where she has accepted a position as teacher. She won declamatory trophies as a student and she is hoped to obtain success in her new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Funches
Colwrea
Glenwood High School
Moses Funches
Birmingham
Ala
Funches
Income tax deputies to aid returns in Iowa counties
Collector of Internal Revenue Louis Murphy announces that income tax deputies will visit every county seat in Iowa from January 15 to March 25 to assist taxpayers in filing returns. The service is free and cash payments are not collected. taxpayers are urged to use drafts, money orders, or personal checks and keep payment records. Delinquent cash takers are warned as impostors. Taxpayers should bring records for 1919 and use official forms. The tour includes Creston January 15 31 Vilasica February 2 10 Clavinda February 11 18 Shenandoah February 19 25 Immogene February 26 28 Glenwood March 1 11 Tabor March 12 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Murphy
Iowa
Creston
Villisca
Clavinda
Shenandoah
Imogene
Glenwood
Tabor
Grange backs anti strike clause of Cummins bill
A. B. Judson of the State Grange issues a circular urging members to support the anti strike provision in the Cummins bill restoring railroads to private control. The Grange favors the clause as the key issue before Congress and asks farmers to press senators and representatives with resolutions and letters.
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A. B. Judson
State Grange
Grange
Congress
Cummins
Mr. Judson
Jndseen
Vic
Anc
Clouse
Tem
Operation Sought For Mrs Neva Riley Or Oma
Mrs Neva Riley or Oma h e was taken Sunday to St Josephs hospital Omeba and the next day submitted to an operation for appeat dieltis. Her condition at this time is still serious. Mrs Hiley was formerly Mrs Win Rayer of Clonwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Riley
Omahie
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omeba
Hiley
Win Rayer
Clonwood
Local lodges install officers in early January
Glenwood O. S. chapter held an installation on January 6 with a banquet featuring scalloped oysters and other dishes. Officers named include Mrs. Mary Lyon as Worthy Matron and George H. Master as Master Patron, with numerous other officers listed. Pacific Lodge members were installed January 7 at their KH. Cox restaurant banquet followed. Glenwood T. of Hy, and Glenwood Lodge No. 43 K B also held installations January 6–7 with a full slate of officers and a post-ceremony refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood O. 4. S
Mary Ruthke
Mary Lyon
George KH
Gertrude Williams
Lenora Trow
Lillian Lewis
Segedad
Winifred Haley
W. M. Lamb
Mary Rathke
Ada Kittie Geil
Ruth Daze
McPheron Esther
Martha Rathke
Martha
Marjorie Cheyney
Bleeta
Essie Davidson
Warder
Jevia Masters
Ventura Laraway
Mary Lewis
KH. It. Cox
Cox
Or. Grahina
G. M
George O. Pree
Thomas Nixon
Joe Johnson
Wi. B. Yeynie
Ten Sutton
W. T. Owens
Glenwood T. of Hy
Anna Killman
Alla U Wathaway
Chiek
Beatrice Broadfield
Tlenor
Lizzie Brandon
Nettie Poel
Josephing Welerren
Melarren
Cora Younker
Vaurviel
Ethel Younkear
Blanche Deacon
Vandie Miller
Glenwood Lodge No
K. B
Frank
Nuptial Rites Celebrated in Glenwood and Omaha
Reports from Mills County and Omaha detail multiple marriages. George Tucker of Warsaw Missouri wed Miss Mather Timmerman of Glenwood at the Day home in Glenwood with Rev. Thomas Evans officiating. The couple plans a farm near Vista Missouri after a honeymoon. Also, George Schurr of Strahan wed Miss Ruby Kelley of White Cloud, Kansas, with ties to the Schurr family. Albert W. Bellwood of Malvern married Miss Lila Merla Jewell of Omaha at her parents home in Omaha with Rev. Laird officiating. they will reside in Omaha after January 16.
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Loenmynr Ceom Dhe
Mills County
Clenwood High School
George Tucker
Warsaw
Mather Thamerman
Glenwood
Riley Day
Thomas Evans
Congregational Church
Lie Tinmerman
Ride
George Swinney
Genwood
Vil
Henry Timmerman
West Oak
Womitnbout
Schurr-Kelley
George Sehure
Ruby Kelley
Dhantings
George Schurr
Strahan
Lye Kelley
White Cloud
Kelley
Kathryn Schurr
Schurr
Nebraska
Ale
Charles Kelley
Sehurr
Vrooman Ranch
Omaha
Serenaders Boisterous Serenade Ends With Revolver Incident
A New York night in Emerson saw a group of Emerson youths serenading Mr and Mrs Walter Chapman. Two youths fired revolvers. Willard Cites shot into a wall and damaged items while Ted Huntswan carried a concealed weapon. Clutes faced charges for malicious destruction of property. Deputies moved the suspects to Glenwood for safe keeping as Sheriff Edwards arranged custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yours
Emerson
Mr. Sargent
Walter Chapman
Willard Cites
Ted Hunts- Iwan
Clutes
Logan
Tuosiiy
Glenwood
Edwards
Otto the Victim Birthday Prank Causes Stir
Neighbors Harry Wubbell Hill Anthony and others orchestrated a faux hostile dominoes evening for Otto Judkins on his January 2 birthday. They staged threats and left oysters plus a candlelit cake to surprise him, drawing a crowd of friends and raising tensions before reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Harry Wubbell
Hill Anthony
Otto Judkins
Harry
Till
Natal
Fred Zack
J. O. Hathaway
Harry Hubbell
Merle Killman
ITM
St Louis Market Opens Strong Amid Mixed Demand
Monday's trade opened strong in every division with gains over last week. Beek steers sold from 8.50 to 18.00, stockers and feeders 7 to 14.1, light feeders 7 to 15, and cattle 25 to 50 cents above prior close. 160 hogs and better brought up to 15.20, sheep showing advance with choice lambs up to 18.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hugh
Farmers Evidence Autos as Farm Machinery Not Pleasure Cars
An Iowa survey finds only two percent of farm autos are used as pleasure cars while seventy five percent are counted as farm equipment. The report challenges state literature classifying farm vehicles as discretionary passenger use.
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Iowa
Not the Next Time Mrs A Edwards Ventures to Omahe
Mrs A Edwards plans to learn if she can safely venture to Omahe and return after her home was invaded by a cheerful party. She slipped from No 1y Tuesday night and entering the auto, greeted by Mr Newt Edwards Mrs Newt Edwards Miss lifeheoel and Harry McMilan.
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Edwards
Ominhe
Newt Edwards
Miss
Lifeheoel
Harry McMilan
New Year's Visit in Emerson Among Glenwood Ladies
Three Glenwood women enjoyed January 1 1920 visiting Emerson. Mrs. A S Workman Miss Nelle Bogart and Miss Mary Rathke were dinner guests that evening with Mrs. Harold Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Eréning
Emerson
A. S. Workman
Nelle Bogart
Mary Rathke
Harold Cheney
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Bernard Reed
Jack Campbell
Grand Jury
Will
Southland
Canty Seat
David Hogle
C. W. Abshire
Glen Arnold
A. Moore
Wh. Johnson
N. G
W. G. Lacy
Nobie
Ae Bicinnen
Rex Theatre
Howe
Tucker
Finney Ta
Mra. Tucker
Vista Mo
Serenaders
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