Successful Year's Work at Glenwood Schools 1919
The Glenwood schools’ final week of 1919 featured a Junior-senior banquet, a two-night class play titled FiFi of the Toy Shop, and Friday graduation exercises. The production shown at the I C C F hall drew large crowds, highlighted by a strong cast and elaborate costumes. The play earned 340.04 in receipts, with 230.02 remaining for the class and company and funds for future programs.
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Glenwood
Childraii
Toy Shop
Crease
Rex
Mr. Dressel
Flpa
Lorna Plimpton
Bonnie
Anna Donelan
Loodey
Mina Valentine
Kryl & Co
Ninth Grade Promoted Pupils List Includes Many Names
A Junior High School announces promotion to the ninth grade for students including Stedman French Frances Lyon James Donelan Alica Scott Mable Hunter Fayatta Wright Helen Mayberry Geral Baker Shirley Langon Bart Christenson Rachel Whitney Merle Bishop Aliee Smouse Fay Chambers Helen Byrres Grace Heyern Margaret Hunter Eva Darting Goldie Walling Dorothy Barber Mary Larson Manker Humphrey Lucille Edmonds Marianna Barnes Mary Deerwaster Nellie Van Eaton Mable Vans Wygil Van Eaton Hthel Timmons Eunice Pruitt Lucife Utterback Glen Jeckeny and Francis Hall.
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Stedman French
Frances Lyon
James Donelan
Alica Scott
Mable Hunter
Fayatta Wright
Helen’ Mayberry
Geral Baker
Shirley
Langon
Bart Christenton
Rachel Whitney
Merle” Bishop
Aliee Smouse
Fay Chambers
Helen Byrres
Grace Heyern
Margaret Hunter
Eva Darting
Goldie Walling
Dorothy Barber
Mary Larson
Manker Humphrey
Lucille Edmonds
Mane
Sires ‘Kelly
Papetby Barber
Mary Treerwaster
Helen ‘Mayberry
Nellie ‘VanRaton
Ee A
Oid Booth
Merle Bishop
Jahpeon
Haynie sells home farm near Plattsmouth for 40000
The Plattsmouth Journal reports Ralph J. Haynie sold his 160 acre home farm nine miles northwest of Plattsmouth for 40000, about 26000 more than paid nine years earlier. The sale yielded a profit of 2777.17 yearly, while Haynie also profited from an 80 acre parcel. He plans to relocate, leaving a large circle of friends and some enemies.
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Haynie
Glenwood
Paul Haynie
Plattemouth
Plattsmouth
Ralph J. Haynie
Iano
Aftermath of Home Coming Parade Feels Like Love Feast
The parade drew about a thousand people and stretched nearly two miles. Commander A. D. French wore an heirloom sash from his Civil War father I. M. Warren. Onlookers recall C. P. Hamilton and William Slezak staging a feathered stunt the night before, with Hamilton causing a flurry and Slezak directing seven men to move fowls from a hook.
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A. D. French
William Slezak
Hamilton
Slezak
Cyclone Davis Draws Laughs At Chautauqua Lecture
Washington correspondents recall the Hon. J. H. Davis Texas congressman nicknamed Cyclone or Cyslane. An editorial sketch in the Philadelphia Public Ledger highlights his disdain for modern conventions, tall stature, whiskers, and hoped spread of nickname culture, with caution about Senate dignity.
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Washington
J. H. “Cyblons” Davis
Texas
Chautauqua
Tes
Philadelphia Public Ledger
J. H. Davis
Dayin
Jim Ham Lewie
Hughes
Oklahoma
Verona Parting Sees 97.35 Ad Market Update
Market fragment notes Pruitt at 97.35 and marks for Marc Taraap with 87. The garbled line references Bikel Fimmons and a 4th place mention in Verona, dated 06.
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Pruitt
Marc Taraap
Bikel Fimmons Ang Eee R Ui
Verona Parting
Age He Youth Pay The Debt
Obituary notice recounts deaths of David A. Cook and Johann Heinrich Hettman with dates of birth and death, family details, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Vivien Irene Ball obituary fragment notes her birth and death after a 1919 accident, reflecting community loss.
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Vivien Irene Bell
God
Obituaries Reflect Loss in Mills and Pottawattamie Areas
Ruth tleter and Walter A Hrother die in 1818 funeral services held Sunday conducted by Rev M A Gable and Mrs Sarah Smith. James Smith funeral at family home west of Carson May 25. James and Ruth Smith long residents of Mills and Pottawattamie counties. Mrs Charlotta Walker dies at 89 near Folsom with services at Harris home and burial in Glenwood cemetery. Pearl Mershon Stivers dies after cancer lingering illness. obituary to follow.
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David A. Cook
Henry
Matilda Cook
Har Meburg
Penn
J. H. McChintock
Glenwood
Buttoe Davidson
Wadena
J. H. McClintock
L. 5. Butts
Council Bluffs
Late Swisher
Jim Falls
Wis
James M. Cook
Buckingham
D. A. Cook
Lamont
Charles R. Cook
Arlington
Wim
H. Cook
Cresco
Clifford Stock
Storm Lake
Frankie
Matilda
Cook
Christian Church
D. 8
Thompson. Thompson
Mary Alice Sidwell
de Jores Creetzke
Olive M. Zool
Old Home Cemetery
Johann Heinrich Hettman
Johann Hiadrich Hettman
Iar
Bebletawig- Holstein
Adolph Meyer
Silver City
Hettman
America
Mills County
Minéola
Mineola Church
Rev
O. Sitzler
Mineola
Tleter
Ruth
Sarah Smith
James Smith
Carson
Mills
Pottawattamia
Decked
Indiana
George
South Dakota
Frank
Old Home Place
Mia. G. R. Cook
Oaks
N. D
Ernest Carley
Maredonia
Charlotta Walker
Ed Harris
Folsom
Pearl Mershon Stivers
Les Stivers
Married couple Stogdill wed at Silver City home
Christopher Stogdil and Mise Christie Stogdill were married at the bride's parents' home on Saturday May 31. The couple, both recently returned soldiers, plan to settle on a farm near Silver City, Paya.
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Christopher Stogdil
Alfred Christopher
Tabor
Sokner
Mise Christie Stogdill
Silver City
Paya
Caesar's Work in Germany and Earthquake Proof Hotels
A period piece contrasts Julius Caesar’s Roman occupation with German postwar anxieties and notes a distant echo in a proposed chain of earthquake proof hotels by United Hotels. Sites in seven countries including Chile and Colombia are slated, with the Graz hotel at Lina costing $2,000,000 and backed by international cooperation and strong foundations.
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Julius Gaesar
Flanders
Mont Auxols
Kansas City
Rhine
Moselle
South Amercans
United Hotels Company
Chile
Peru
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Bolivia
Colombia
Graz
Lina
United States
He Neves
New, York
Walk for Health and Women Walkers Urged for Fitness
A fragment urges women workers to walk for health, claiming walking keeps people in better physical trim than expensive tonics. The piece emphasizes authority backing and notes social barriers in workplaces and bathrooms.
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Alice
Decoration Day Observed in Local Community Parade and Cemetery Service
The 4 day Decoration program included a morning march to the cemetery led by Lieutenants Gan and Lewis on horseback, followed by a drum corps and G A R veterans in flag decorated autos. Institution inmates appeared at the 60 Court House Park, the procession then moved to the cemetery for decoratin, Lincoln's address by Mr Free, and an afternoon meeting at the Armory with Miss Wilcox and Mrs Ironmiter singing. Many businesses closed for the day and residents toured nearby towns.
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Frank ‘Lagan
Shirley Lewis Oh
K. P's
TO. O. Fla
Court House Park
Institution 'i
Wainut Street
Institution
Decoratin Braves
W.A. C
Lincoln
Free
Armory
Glenwood Hospitality Shines During Home Coming Day
Visiting citizens received sincere hospitality as Glenwood residents opened yards and homes. People offered hot coffee and shared dinners in the yard, reflecting cordial welcome and communal spirit. A local man praised Glenwood for its generous hospitality on this Home Coming day.
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Glenwood
Kemper Hall Kenosha Announces Graduation Exercises
Miss Margaret Carey, former Glenwood student and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carey, is one of eleven graduates at Kemper Hall Kenosha Wisconsin. Closing exercises run May 26 through June 6 with invitations sent for commencement on June 5 and many Glenwood friends extend congratulations on her college success.
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Kemper Hall
Kenosha
Wic
Margaret Carey
Glenwood
Charles Carey
Mis
Margaret
Hamilton Sells Grocery to Beastons Grocery Club
A deal has been made for Hamilton to sell a large grocery stock to Beastons Grocery Club. Transfer will occur in coming weeks as a new system in the grocery business is promised. Glenwood, My, Beaston discussed. Prospective customers urged to read today's Tribune ad for further information.
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Harry Hamilton
Beaston
Thia
Glenwood
Tribune
Dent Regains Stolen Hudson Auto from South Dakota
John Dent again possesses a Hudson Super Six after recovery of the stolen car last week. The vehicle, stolen from Dent’s home months earlier, was located in South Dakota and returned to its owner.
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John ‘Dent
Mr. Dent
South Dakota
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Francis Lyon
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Fred Kelly
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Waa
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Sandman
Loosey
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Olaby
Hill
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Gay
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Hamilton Sells
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