Glenwood notes and social items page summary
Glenwood social notes and local notices list greetings and visits among residents from Pacific Junction to Lincoln. Names include Hathryn Sneath, D. L. Bennett, J. H. Ch Hempaugh, Harry Seeger, Donald Seeger, Arthur Buch, Hazel and Luella Rhoades, Rev. C. E. Hillis, M. B. Allen, Earle Nickerson, Earl Niles, V. Pace, B. Byers, Walter Ferguson, S. G. Tallman, M. H. McCluskey, Ora Harold, Eva Wentz, Velura Powell, and others. The column notes travels, birthdays, church events, school routines, farm and real estate transactions, sales notices, and local advertisements.
Local notes and visits in Glenwood district
Mrs Ri O dackadr has been sick the past week, Mrs WW Baya and Mr Wheeler mourns, Mrs William Stevenson suffers from pneumonia, J B Trey visited Plattsmouth, Minford Craig and son visited Glenwood, an eighth grade agricultural class organized with teacher Miss Belya Swailwell. The Yeomen lodge plans Friday meeting. Maggie Reeve undergoes cancer operation, Mrs Salyards visits Missouri Valley, Leonard Gilmore vacationed in Hastings, Walter Breen recovers from pneumonia, J G Flanagan reports wife improving in Rochester, Minn. Ollie Sivers hosted a birthday dinner for S Warren and Ted Sivers. Fire hydrants near snow busy. fire dept asks owners to keep hydrants clear. Hin Anthony and Ray Howick visited Council Bluffs and Omaha on fire dept business. J C Baker of Sprague Tire & Rubber Company visiting Glenwood. Commercial Hotel contact available. Phone Glenwood 2 or 204 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Baker
Glenwood
Sprague Tire & Rubber Company
Omaha
Baker
Comenircial
Fire at Missouri Valley Oil Station Causes Damage
A fire at the Missouri Valley Oil Station south of the Opinion office on Walnut street operated by J. W. Miller broke out around 30 P. M Thursday. The interior was damaged and an oil tank exploded during the blaze after a fire hose was attached. A special City Council meeting Saturday night addressed sewer conditions near the first ward school and granted limited hog keeping if sties were kept sanitary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley Oil Station
Opinion Office
Walnut Street
J. W. Miller
Frst
Local tale of a Macedonian man and Hastings visit
An unclear fragment describes a male party from Macedonia lingering at Hastings town Sunday evening after a long visit at St. Joy. Mayer Van Gorkum gathered the hired gentleman and sent him to Glenwood for sale, a terse, troubled note of an informal residence and exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Ted
Hastings Town
St. Joy
Mayer van Gorkum
Glenwood
Public auctions aid livestock and farm sales amid winter
Stant Warrens public auction of a Holstein herd set for February 25. Ed Venus will hold a sale on January 30 including horses cattle hogs hay. A D B Nansel at Pony Creek hill offers horses mules cattle hogs chickens geese ducks potatoes and machinery on January 31. Elmer Patterson buys a 72 acre farm southwest of Red Oak for 26000 at 347 dollars per acre.
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Ed Venus
Weat of
Henderson
Nansel
Pony Creek Hill
Elmer Patterson
Red Oak
John W. Watt
Patterson
Care Of The Hunting Dogs In Grooming Practices
Advice from Out jog on dog care emphasizes minimal washing to preserve natural oils. Regular stiff brushing keeps pointers clean, while long coated setters benefit from a traditional egg treatment or finely ground white cornmeal as a cleaning aid. yolks supply nutrition and bread or biscuits help balance.
Church of Gold in Venice Echoes Orient as St Mark's
The Kansas City Journal notes the bulb shaped domes and minaretiike belfriea give St Mark's an Oriental feel while preserving its Christian identity. Marble columns from Ephesus Syria Constantinople and Jerusalem line the facade, making St Mark's a treasure house and prayer place. Five centuries of beautification created a roof covered with mosaics and precious marbles, earning the epithet the Ob of Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Venice
Kansas City Journal
Orient
Ephesus
Squiria
Constantinople
Jerusalem
St. Mark’s
Walla
Mark's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirkendall
Hathryn Sneath
Fool
Lincoln, Neb
cMta
D. L. Bennett
J. BH. Ohempaugh
Pacific Jurétion
Harry Seeger
Donald of
Fred Seeger
Arthur Buch
Lincoln
Hazel
Luella Rhoades
Pacific Junction
Frank Anderson
C. EB. Hillis
Kahoka
Baptist Church
M. B. Allen
Plattsmouth
Pearl Stiyers
Earle Nickerson
Council Bluffs
Earl Niles
Magnolia, In
C. V. Byers, Jr
V. D. Pace
Elliott
8. R. Nixon
Capitola Pace
Walter Ferguson
Davenport
School of Chiropractic
G. Tallman
Pony Creek
Tribune
Wedmore Farm
M. H. McCluskey
Florida
Jacksonville
Tampa
Key West
Miami
Ora Harold
Hastings
Eva Wentz
Folsom
Earl Hodges
Mr. Hodges
Lara Newton
San Ceuta
San Francisco
Cal
Newton
Fort Baker
Velura Powell
Harlan
Florence Wilcox
Messrs
E. G
W. B. Klindt
St Mary Township
E. G. Klindt
Hattie Kirkpatrick
Leota Blackman
Chicago
C. R. Ruse
Hillsdale
Clyde McClain
M. BE
George Brower, Sr
Priday
Missouri Valley
Noah H. Jones
Brower
J. W. Murphy
Arlington
Neb
S. M. Hunt
C. T. Strop
J. J. Vanetor
Fay Wright
Mutual 26
Warren
Fred Lawson
Towa
C. W. McManigal
J. C. Davidson
Rank Choate
Upper Walnut Street
H. R. Lyon
Lynn Franklin
Frank Cloyd
Thurman
Charles Hunt
H. Lyon
Sharp Street
Mia
D R. Lewis
C. A. Stivers
Younker & Woodburn
West Side
J. W. Wedmore
Texas
Trinity
Tex
Bee Bromley& Lewis
Odd Fellows Masonic Knights of Pythias
Woodman
Yeoman Workman
Rebekah Basterno Star
Carer Jouder
By & Q
Watch
Gleawood
Lewe
Co. 1
France
Lyon & Lyon Chiropractors
Ri O
Baya
Ils
Ih. ‘Wheeler
Wm. Stévenson
J. B. Trey
Plattemouth
Minford Craig
Yeoion Lodge
Bers
Maggie Reeve
David Salyards
George Mendenhall
Leonard Gilmore
M.C. Warren
Walter Breen
J. G. Flanagan
Silver City
Rochester
Minn
Ollie Sivers
S. Warren
Ted Sivers
Hin Anthony
Ray Howick
Glenwood Fire Department
Newt Martin
Bluffs
R. E. Cogley
Balfour
Hotel Si . Blag
Boggs
Billy
Cook
Wattur, Porter
Bell Bop Furbishes Unlimited
Rex
Wednes
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Max Asher
Hensley
Hensley’ S Robinson Building
Tra Yic
Glenwood, Lowe
Iowa
Ingidé Oy
R. H, Giltner
Bettey
F. M. McCluskey
Glenwead,a
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