Deaths listed for Martha J. Lee and James S. Wrenwick
Martha J. Lee of Belleview Nebraska died June 26 1902 from typhoid fever and heart failure and was buried in Glenwood. Survived by husband and eight children including Ora Lee the mail carrier. James S. Wrenwick son of Geo L Wrenwick died June 30 1902 in Denver Colorado at 37 after a lung hemorrhage while serving as White Swan Laundry manager. He married Cora Olmstead in 1880.
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Martha J. Lee
Belleview
Neb
Glenwood
R. E. Shaw
Methodist Church
Lee
Loraine County
Ohio
Pacific Junction
Ora Lee
James S. Wrenwick
Geo. L. Wrenwick
Eliza Wrenwick
Denver
Colo
Omaha
Ontario
White Swan
Cora Olmstead
Rockies
Chas. Hamilton
Walter Brown
John
Henry Baird
Malvern
Charles
Kansas City
Institution Notes Reveal Staff Changes and Travel
Miss Minnie Kelley resigns as pianist and calisthenics teacher and travels west for the val Sheridan and Helena visits. Miss Butine and Miss Anna Slater take vacations away from duties, with Slater at Rosemond Kan. Jack Bailey joins Osceola band en route to Idaho for the val. Leo Steppan to return Sept 1 as industrial department supervisor and band master with Mrs Steppan directing the children's orchestra.
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Minnie Kelley
West
Sheridan
Wyo
Helena
Mont
Butine
Chillicothe
Anna Slater
Rosemond
Kan
Jack Baily
Osceola
Glenwood
Idan
Fetheringill
Leo Steppan
Educational notes on summer meeting and exams
Educational notes by the County Superintendent announce the N A E F meeting in Mineapolis July 7 to 11. A special train from Council Bluffs leaves on the Vth at Tip a.m. for the NW meeting with fare 12.40 round trip plus membership fee. Names listed for rolls appeared last week. A special examination for Washers certificates and rural school diplomas will be held at Malvern. regular exams at Glenwood and Aug 4 with place to be determined.
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Moore County
N. A. EF
Mineapolis
Council Blut’s
Vth
Tip A.m
N. W
O. d. McManies
Council Ghats
Banor
Carl Harrison
Lillian Hyer
Tenwood Ynez Sumners
Glen Somers
White Condh Hisie Fritz
Vernon Frire
Charles Priv
NeClain
Edith Skerrit
Orberte Valles
Svon
Malvern
Poou
Glenwood
Epworth League Notes Meeting and Activities
A brief Epworth League meeting notes a Tuesday eve last week with about 160 members in attendance. Abe Oliver from HaW conveyed messages, with plans for future district events and local gatherings. Members discussed schedules, upcoming dates, and social activities amid a busy calendar.
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Abe Oliver
Monseaverttes
Misfired Lecture By Rev Mowlesworth At Junior League Event
An accident to the stereoptican caused gas leakage during a Junior Ep worth League lecture. Rev Mowlesworth could present only half the usual content and canceled moving pictures. He refused refunds, donated the proceeds of 20 dollars to the league, and Darwin Bradley performed Lane’s When the Lights are Low with an encore.
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Epworth League
Mowlesworth
Junior League
Darwin Bradley
Lane
Silver City Folks Say Farewells and Visits
Mrs Geo Sidener shopped in Malvern Monday and Bertha Phunh visited relatives there. Various residents traveled to Council Bluffs Omaha Henderson Shenandoah and Glenwood for business visits and social calls. Missie Austin left for Seattle to settle, while Estell Pluth survived a riding accident.
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Geo. Sidener
Malvern
Bertha Phunh
W.C. Swarts
South Omiaha
Amelia
Mmma Goos
Council Bluffs
Egg Contest Results and Local Advertisements
An egg contest at an old venue closed in June with Lane M. OW. Murphy and Mrs. Pianechauf among participants. Prizes included eight dozen eggs and a pair at Bagel Borks. The notice praises the event and warns against substitutes while urging engagement with local offerings.
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Stivey
L. Waukle
M. OW. Murphy
Pianechauf
Prin
Bagel Borks
Pri
Padi
Eyre
Pacific Junction Social Notes and Visits
Mr Will R Martin of Alliance Nebraska visits his parents Mr and Mrs Thos H Martin. Mrs Frank Bogan and baby of Lincoln Neb arrived Saturday to spend the Fourth. Laundry delivered to Burgess restaurant Glenwood Steam Laundry agency. J C Gallard’s late daughter ill with appendicitis. Billard from St Joseph repairs railroad matters lively there. Mr and Mrs Charles Kraemer visit old friends. he was night express agent locally, she sister of C F Davis. Claude Anderson at Des Moines last Saturday, stopped in Perry and brought Hazel Adams home for a visit. Lewis Raney of Columbus Neb spent Sunday with junction friends. attending Lincoln business college. Lena Pilkington returned to Red Oak for a short time, plans to return and work in the News office.
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Will R. Martin
Alliance
Neb
Thos. H. Martin
Frank Bogan
Baby
Linc Vola
Burgess Restaurant
Glenwood Steam T
J. C. Gallard
Billard
St. Joseph
Charles Kraemer
Junction
Night Express
Mary. C.F. Davis
Claude Anderson
Des Moines
Perry
Hazel Adams
Lewis Raney
Columbus, Neb
Business College
Lincoln
Lena Pilkington
Red Oak
Dr C T Cole Injured In Runaway Becomes Focus Of Caution
Thurman physician Dr C T Cole was seriously injured in a runaway last week when a team spooked by bees bolted. He was thrown from the buggy with a fractured shoulder and is in Council Bluffs receiving treatment. The Shenandoah World urges always tying horses when leaving them, noting several runaways avoided by bystanders and warning drivers to secure their mounts.
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Cole
Thurman
C.t.cole
Council Bluffs
Mills County
Shenandoah
Electric Bitters and Various Remedies Ad Mix
A garbled 19th century advert cites Electric Bitters as a universal tonic promising cure for kidney liver stomach and nerve troubles. It names Foley's Kidney Cure and Mountain Tea among advertised products, with testimonials and price hints.
Church Tent Meetings and Health Ads in July
The notice outlines church activities with a Sunday Bible school at 10 a.m. and a sermon next Sunday at 1 p.m. It announces a union tent meeting on July 6 opposite the Baptist church, with Christ in Endeavor at 7 p.m. and prayer Wednesdays at 8 p.m. It urges early closing of youth societies and orderly seating, and mentions weather contingency for meetings. Also includes multiple advertisements for remedies and medicines with testimonials and local store details.
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Christian Church Bible School
Union
Christ In Endeavor
Baptist Church
Christ
Atlantic Neighbors Report Local Business and Farms
News item compiles local commerce and farming moves across towns in Iowa. Mentions cooperative creamery formation, land purchases near Langdon Emerson Shenandoah and Oakland, a barn project in Living Springer, a large catfish catch near Randolph, and the Clarinda Chautauqua program. Also notes animal losses from disease, an accident near Bartlett, and obituaries for Mrs. Elizabeth Skaith. Sidney hosts Chautauqua with a lecture by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. camping and lodging information offered by L Maus.
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Sidney
Fremont County
Iowa
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
Cuba
Maus
Silney
Luwn
Hammocks on sale at Robinsons Jewelry and Boon Storie
Local ad promotes new year stock with a complete line of hammocks. Robinsons Jewelry and Boon Storie advertise a full selection of hammocks available this year.
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Wealy Hettiig
Robinsons Jewelry and Boon
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Wrenwick
Institution Notes
Epworth
Silver City
Doren Smith
Willisea
Mr Ganister
Henderson
J. W. Dunbar
Geary, Okla
Mes. T L. Sidener
M. L. Whitney
J. L. Smith
R. Clipson
E. L. Sidener
Meda
Adda Hettinger
Ds. Moore
Charles Hont
Chas. Joseph
Anna Rook
Jim Mckleoy
Ruth Reeves
Clinuis
Gorge Pratt
Sam Debolt
Counci] Bluffs
Gus Bovene
Strahan
Fred Borene
Herb Hustaker
Council Bhuff
Mark Swarts
County Sea
Frank Pullman
Charles Swanburg
de. McCae
J. C. Tayelev
Roy Landon
Maliie Austin
Seattle
Wash
Mrr
Mrs. Leith
Estell Pluth
Bidah Christy
Nellie Christy
Tabor
Rurwat
Ivey
HOS Susba & Co
Rose
HS ‘Luupy & Co
W. Grove
Madison Medicine Co
HS Fuens & Co
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
de. King
Rocky Mountain Tea
Cts
Hs ‘Pupps & Co
Church Topics
Roschel
Foley
Bot Hopkins
Polar
Wis
Sayz
Tunds & Co
Minerva Smith
Danville
Weiter
Levi Suley
118 Tons & Co
J Howe
Great Medicine
Hsmns & Co
Morgantown
Ind
Poley
Tonas & Co
H'8 ‘Topps & Co
Bart
Glenwoulh
Chisu
SU Pem
Cgonwood
Pemi
Chicago
Toa.m
Crestor
Hain
HOS Tusss & Co
Little John
Hig
Bue
Onuia
Sunilays
Geawood Market
Atlantic
Chas, Schrader
Emerson
Langdon
Hotel Revere
Steenth
Mr. Miller
Maccedonia
Henry Humatead
Oakland
Pottawattamie County
Monona County
August Damiuon
Living Springer
Hea
Bill
Greenwood & Son
F. Johnson
Randolph
Nishna
E. Banister
D. J. Spencer
Jersey
Chas, Deitchler
Buckingham
Bartlett
Elizabeth Skaith
Geo. Skaith
W. J. Watson
Heinsheimer
Garry Walling
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