Court matters from December term summaries
The December term court actions include dismissals for plaintiff absence. Alimony set for Jennie Beckstead and support for minor children. cases continued or decreed, divorces granted to Delmar Esterquist and Fernetta Long, and other docketed dispositions. Various cases dismissed at plaintiff’s cost, with settlements and orders for reinstatement and probate hearings scheduled.
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Alex Fela
Bert
Pippite
Jennie Beckstead
Simon Beckstead
Marticia Dolph
Lena Dolph
Jennie Endicott
Oliver Endicott
Elmer Mills
Everett Purcell
S. McCracken
Mr. Mills
Wm. Skillicorn
W.jd. Green
Delmar Esterquist
Mabelle Esterquist
Willis L. Campbell
Mae A. Campbell
Fernetta Long
Jonathan L. Long
John M. Calvin
Clyde Norton
Carl Nelson
W. . Francis
Mills County
James Pivonkays
C. G. Epperson
Mattie B. Epperson
Charles Batelle
Chris Christensen
A. Miner
Roy Harold
Edith Bacon
T. R. Haines Et al
J. Lewis
Pryor
Merntte Long
Jonathan LE. Long
Hardware House of America
Pullman Bros
Goldie Thomas
Isaac Thomas
Malvern
Zeno Bass Jr
David Wilpatrick
Charlotte Talbott
W. R. Thomas
J. J. Johnson
Purcell & Son
Lyle Bellwood
Mark A. Evans
George Powles
District K P Convention in Council Bluffs
The Southwestern Iowa K of P district convention will be held in Council Bluffs at the K P hall in the C O B Temple on Tuesday January 27 under St Albans lodge. Glenwood lodge is invited to attend with six or more candidates for 1st degree instruction by the St Albans staff. Members are urged to attend and report to M L Baker, chairman of Glenwood lodge visitation, with their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
Iowa
K. of P
Council Bluffs
St. Albans Lodge
C. O. B. Temple
Glenwood Lodge
St. Alban’s
Glenwood
M. L. Baker
Baker Grocery Reporter Seeks Attendance For Lodge Committee
A fragment describes a lodge committee led by Jones and T J McGarry with GW Bar ber and Marry Wubbell involved. It urges attendance and notes the committee will oversee candidates, urging Council Bluffs lodge members to report or be present.
Lost car theft inquiry prompts thieves capture note
The Tribune prints a letter from Jack Thompson of Sedalia Missouri asking the owner of a stolen car to contact him. He notes that three thieves have been captured and the capture reveals locations of other stolen cars.
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the Tribune
Glenwood
Jack Thompson
Third St
Sedalia
Sues for Delivery of Stock in Hamburg Bank
Elbert Read and J M Wussey of Shenandoah sue M O Anderson of Wamburg for failure to deliver 260 shares of Warmers Savings Bank stock of Hamburg that they say they contracted to receive from the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Read
J. M. Wussey
Shenandoah
M. O. Anderson
Denwood High Beats Strahan Consolidated 35 to 15
Denwood High defeated Strahan Consolidated last Thursday by 35 to 15 with Gunselley netting 7 baskets and driving team play. Standiford added six goals, Myers disrupted Strahan, and Bichel contributed in late minutes. McFarland led Strahan with 13 of their 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denwood High
Strahan Consolidated
Strahan
Butler
McFarland
Hukes
Young
Jones
Glenwood
Gunselley
Kates
Standiford
Hanks
Myers
Bichel
Rist
Glenwood High
Tabor
Gunsalley
Paul Tipton
HH. McMahill
P. Tipton
P. McMahill
Ones
M Tipton
H. McMahill
Glenwood — Gunselley
Biche
George Parish
Oumha
Taylor
Kier
Baker
Miller
Hoyd
Boyd
Delavan
Hall
Kirk
Wils
Young People Jollify at Center Home
On Wednesday night January 14, a cheerful gathering of young married couples filled the Center home of Mr. and Mrs Cliff Kelly. Hosting were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jackson alongside Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suhr. A half dozen more guests joined, three of them not yet titled Mrs, including Lyte Howard Everett Sawyers Galen Boles Mary Culver Erma Schade Dora Borene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Kelly
Dean Jackson
Dewey Jackson
Henry Suhr
Lyte Howard
Everett Sawyers
Galen Boles
Mary Culver
Erma Schade
Dora
Borene
Shall Glenwood Revive Its Community Club Effort
An editorial urges Glenwood to restart its Community Club to aid town progress. It cites potential benefits for the armory, beautification, and future community units, and questions who will initiate revival. The piece notes farmers in Mills County organize by township and links local civic action to broader town management issues.
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Glenwood
Mills County
Rwmers
Glennoath
Glenwood Community Club
District Chairman Visits Glenwood Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs H C Houghton Jr district chairman of the state federation spoke to about forty women from Center township Silver City and Henderson at Glenwood club rooms The meeting filled the hall and Glenwood will host the district convention next fall The national federation meets in Des Moines next dune Refreshments followed and attendees expressed strong support for a county club federation
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Glenwood
Des Moines
St Louis Market Cattle Prices Vary Despite Heavy Receipts
Monday cattle receipts were not large yet prices showed strength with lighter cattle drawing better bids. Cattle ranged from 8.50 to 17.00 for various weights, with hogs at 8.50 to 12.00 and light hogs selling best. Sheep stayed firm with tops around 19.50 per head.
Killed While Sawing Wood On Oak Township Farm
Jos Peter Madsen of Oak township was killed instantly when a log slipped on a slick floor and the whirling saw severed his head and shoulder to waist as he helped his son move wood. A grandson shut off the engine but could not save him. The body was taken to Council Bluffs.
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Jos Peter Madsen
Oak Township
Mr. Madsen
le Alumbion
Ord
Council Bluffs
Langdon Flynn wedding in Pacific Junction
Marriage notices from the Pacific Junction area: George Joseph Langdon and Gertrude Flynn wed in a Catholic ceremony January 21, with a breakfast at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Havelock. Also listed are Jay Wertz and Maggie D. Powles wed in Glenwood by Justice Good, with plans to farm near Bartlett. A Danville couple, Homer H. Reynolds and Sylvia Shaw, wed in a separate notice.
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Langdon-Flynn
Aga
Pacific Junction
George Joseph Langdon
Hinvelock
Neb
Gertrude Flynn
Father O'Donnell
Hamburg
David Flynn
Lincoln
the Tribune
Havelock
du Hadway
Mer
Homer HH. Reynoads
Gomei Bint
Sylvia Shiw
Dan
Bride Weds at Methodist Parsonage with Danville Attendants
The wedding was solemnized at the Methodist parsonage with Miss Lula Riley of Danville and Mrs. Clifford Shaw of Mt. Vernon as attendants. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Alice Shaw of Danville, is a talented musician with many local friends.
Evangelistic Meetings Draw Growing Interest This Week
Ray Stephens delivers strong sermons as campaign gains momentum. Men from area churches held a dinner at the M E church on Tuesday and another dinner is planned in the M I church basement for church and non church men. Sunday evening collections for expenses exceed $200 as Stephens joins the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stephens
M. EE
M. I
Stephens
Son of St. Joseph man dies in accident
James Arneel of St. Joseph Missouri died in an accident last Sunday. He was the son of Mrs. and Mr. A Arneel of Hinerson. After receiving a telegram, Mrs. Arneel and daughter Mary left for St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arneel
St. Joseph
A. Arneel
Hinerson
Township Bureaus to Be Organized in Iowa
The Tribune reports resolutions from the Town Farm Bureau Federation urging cooperation with state and Ames Extension to aid farmers. Plans call for organizing township farm bureaus from January 27 to early February with meetings across multiple towns to elect directors, share information, recruit nonmembers, and outline township bylaws.
Four of a Kind and Oak Township Man Face County Warrant
John Brandt of Oak township received a county warrant for 40 dollars on Wednesday for the capture of tame adult wolves. Brandt trapped and disposed of the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandt
Oak Township
Mr. Brandt
Installation Ceremonies At Glenwood Rebekah Lodge
Monday night crowded with members and families for installation of three orders Rebekahs Subordinate and Encampment Leaders included Shane Wathaway Hastings D I G P and E E Barber Patriarch The 300 guests enjoyed a luncheon of sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee as officers for Glenwood Rebekah lodge Encampment and Subordinate lodge were inducted with paraphanalia and formal procession
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Glenwood Rebekah Lodge
H. Cheyn -R. Scribe
Byers
W. ©. Rathke
John Valentine W. P. Creech
Raulph
Gladys Scott
Lulu Gilleard
Clara Creech
Ida Graves
Alta Hathaway
Belle Tipton
Marjorie Hamilton
Ella Wolfe
Lillie Wedmore
C. G
Hannah Scott
Art Byers
Seriba I. Ty. Ross
J. Dike
C. Clover
J. Young
Frank Terry O
VW. Byer
Gua
Lewis Jobson
Grieves Teha
JW. Wednurer
W. BR. Houston
W. Jones
A. Ta. Mumiew
Green Dragon on Ice by Hobart Read Named
Behold the Green Dragon born from Hobart Read the brain and hand of a function boy. For over a year hints pointed to a secret now revealed as a speedy Green Dragon on the ice. It blends aeroplane and auto traits and can leap to reach another pond or river if no ice is present. Others helped construct and keep the secret with commendable stick-to-it-iveness. If timid, avoid the Green Dragon. More details to come in a later issue.
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Luis
Hobart
Hobare
Tabor Congregational Church Repair Project Planned
The Tabor Congregational church will be repaired at a cost of 20000 dollars, exceeding the original building cost. A campaign seeks funds to support the project and mentions new fundraising efforts.
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Tabor Congregational
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Woodruff
Baker Gorcery
Wubbell
Barber
GW. Jones
T. J. McGarry
Council Bluffs Lodge
St. Louis Market
Jens Peter Madsen
Tabernacle
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Town State, College
Wixtension Department
Ames
Town State College
Verkully
State Bureau
Silver Creek
Center
Chillsdale
Plativite
Gak
Mineola
St. Marys
Ingraham
Silver City
Indian Creek
Hastings
Deer Creek
Center Schiool
Anderson
Henderson
White Cloud
West Sunbeam
Lyons
Burr Oak
Glenswood
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