Hastings Lodge Sends Largest Delegation to Page Rank Convention
Hastings K P lodge led the district by sending 21 members to the Council Bluffs convention last Tuesday night. Corning lodge and Hastings members demonstrated Knight Rank and Page Rank, with travelers by auto and train listed among attendees.
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Council Bluffs
Hastings Lodge
K. of P
Corning Lodge
Hastings
B. Boney
W. H. Mason
A. A. Barber
W. L. Clark
W. P. Crow
J. B. Fickel
A. A. Patrick
M. H. Goehring
W. S. Cromwall
C. M. Edson
I. van Gorkum
C. H. Baxter
Perry Wilson
H. ©. Baxter
Mark Hathaway
Orrin Hathaway
Lemon Cox
Local notes from Henderson and surrounding towns
Henderson correspondent reports various social items from the region. People visiting relatives include Shirley Corral at the Chas. Wilds home and Jay Mitchell and family near Malvern. Electric wiring projects occur at several shops including L. W. Triplett and F. O. Harney. A new baby girl arrives at the Dave Jennings home near Wales. Jap Williams visits from Kentucky. Elizabeth Davis travels from Winside for extended stay with her brother. Goss and family attend Silver City graduation. Georges Houser clerks at J. C. Goss restaurant. Families plan moves as houses are found.
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Dr. Craig
Omaha
Shirley Corral
Elliott
Chas. Wilds
L. W. Triplett
4. O. Harney
Mack Maynes
Macedonia
Jay Mitchell
Joe Uconner
Malvern
Lois Rinehart
Anna Creamer
RE. Creamer
Ben Harbert
O. B. Fucrington
Shiliren Aroive
Silver City
Pridoy
Emerson Social News Roundup from Our Correspondent
George Thorson is home on vacation and several Lincoln and Nebraska visitors call on family ties. Miss Gertrude Geopfarth returns from a two week vacation in Lincoln. Decoration Day guests include Mr. and Mrs. Baird and Mrs. McKown from Malvern and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Black from Macedonia. Miss Lizzie Davis of Wales visits with Mrs. George Geopfarth. others hostesses host Mission Circle supper. The marriage of Mark Eaton and Lois McGrew is rescheduled to June 3. Carson ball team defeats local squad 9 to 2. Alva Strickler of Los Angeles visits his mother Mrs. Minnie Jones before returning home.
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Norvin Gable
Minnie Genung
Mabel
Louise
Carns
Neb
S. B. Hutchings
Walter Fisher
Red Oak
William Gustin
Griswold
Gustins
Hastings
Wheeler’s Grove
Botna Valley State Bank
A. BD. French
Wm. Skillicorn
Brown
Miller
Glenwood
John Sandiland
Emerson
H. G. Rolbins
E. B. Wallahan
Depot
Wallahan
Corning
EB. B
Council
A. D. French
R. S. McDonough
Jeannette McDonough
George Thorson
Stella Anderson
Omaha
Gertrude Geopfarth
Lincoln
Harry Baird
McKown
Malvern
Clyde Rhoads
Kate Steen
Lizzie Davis
Wales
George Geopfarth
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
J. F. Martin
Fred Martin
Ranz
Nita and
Hern
Alva Strickler
Los Angeles
Minnie Jones
Alva
Texas
Death of Mrs Sprague Former Glenwood teacher dies in Council Bluffs
Rhoda Lacey Sprague, longtime Glenwood schools teacher, died at her Council Bluffs home last Saturday. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Born in Ohio sixty six years ago, she taught in Glenwood from 1869 to 1884 and married Robert M. Sprague in 1879. Survived by husband and son Robert L Sprague, with former school board members named in a life sketch accompanying the notice.
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Rhoda Lacey Sprague
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Rhoda Lacey
Ohio
Louisa
Iowa
Mississippi River
Burlington
Normal Department
State University
Iowa City
Burlington Railroad
Afton
Betts House
Miss Lacey
First Ward
Robert M. Sprague
R. M. Sprague
Robert L
Andrew Schappel
D. L. Heinsheimer
Dolphs to Build New Farm Home Near Strahan Mills County
A. H. Dolph northeast of Strahan lets an $11000 contract for a new farm home on the present site. Dolph owns two sections in the area and plans a top quality residence with trained nurse constant care. HB. I. Hunter of Tabor secured the contract.
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A. H. Dolph
Strahan
Mr. Dolph
Dolphs
Mills County
Hunter
Tabor
St Joe Market Boost as Glenwood Hog grower tops trade
J W Carter of Glenwood sent two loads of home fed hogs to the St. Joe market last week and topped the market the next day with a price of 8.22 and a fraction per hundred. D Henderson of Hastings also had cattle on the market the same day and nearly matched the top bid, missing only one animal by a fraction of a cent.
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J. W. Carter
Glenwood
St. Joe
D. Henderson
Hastings
Garden Party Hosts Invite Guests at City Park
Mrs. J. A. Jungquist and Mrs. C. A. Davis of Pacific Junction will entertain at a Garden Party in City Park tomorrow afternoon. Several Glenwood ladies will be their guests.
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J. A. Jungquist
C. A. Davis
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Transfers of Real Estate From The Ledger
Elizabeth Starr transfers to H E B Keltner lot 191 in Hastings. W Scott transfers swi4 nw4 of section 4 in Plattville township to Thomas Garmon for 4000. T E Bell transfers nwsey, ny swit sel4, and part of awh of swi4 in section 24 Lyons township to Joyce A White. Arno Schaller transfers an nwi4 of section 18 in Silver Creek township to Lillian EB Gobble. Ralston and Geo Schurr transfer late 14 and 16 in block 4 to Minnie R Green in Ralston & Schurrs addition to Strahan.
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Elizabeth Starr
H. E B. Keltner
Hastings
W. HE. Scott
Thos. Garmon
Plattville Township
T. E. Bell
Joyce A White
Sey
Lyons Township
Arno Schaller
Lillian EB. Gobble
Siver Creek
H. Ralston
Geo. Schurr
Minnie R. Green
Ralston & Schurr
Strahan
Marriages in Glenwood and nearby towns
Several wedding notices from Glenwood and nearby areas: Wm H Barker of Long Beach and Miss Cora Kellogg of Fulton wed in Long Beach, California and will reside there. Wm D Tuttle of St Joe and Miss Rowena Powers of Malvern married in Glenwood. Wessie Biggerstaff and G W Powers witnessed. Remaining couples include Riley Gates and Miss Helen Gates at Pacific Junction with groom a traveling salesman for a St. Joseph firm. Judkins Miller Ott and Viva Miller wed in Glenwood with no bridal tour.
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Wm. D. Tuttle
St. Joe
Rowena Powers
Malvern
Glenwood
Bride
A. H. Otis
Squire Otis
Wlessie Biggerstaff
G. W. Powers
Pacific Junction
Stunday
Sheehy
Hamburg
J. Miley
Halen Gates
County Bounties on Crows and Rattlesnakes Questioned
A county auditor faced a request for bounties on crows and rattlesnakes from an east side resident who submitted rattles. The auditor declined since no county resolution authorizes such payments, despite legislative allowance for bounty programs.
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Board of Supervisors
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