Primary Day in Mills County Highlights Republican Contests
June 5 primary results show a split electorate with Glenwood and Malvern delivering most Republican votes while Democrats offered little contest. Key races include U S Senator, Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, and local offices with incumbents and several unopposed contests. The Democratic turnout was minimal, with only the Board of Supervisors race attracting notable competition.
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Ehow
Iowa
Mills County
Glenwood
Malvern
U.S
Stanley
Sweet
Thorne
Francis
Pickett
Brockhart
Kendall
Hammill
Ramsey
Miss Leffert
Burbank
Ainsworth
Gibson
Supt. of Public Instruction
Bender
Miss Francis
McClenahan
Webster
Lewis
Green
General Assembly
C. R. Buffington
Choate
Moore
Brown
Wright
Edwards
J. W. Edwards
Evans
Logan
H. J. Widows
Cook
GilTilland
Caughlan
Board of Supervisions
Jones
Cole
A. J. Buellingham
Mills
Charles Plumer
Allen Watts
Plumer
Watts
DeMoss
Littville - Auditer
McSweeney
Poultry Authority Mrs Deupree Sells 200 Barred Rocks
Mrs Claude Deupree, a Mills County poultry expert, hosted a customer from Council Bluffs traveling 18 miles by auto on Wedgesday. The buyer purchased 200 Barred Rocks as Deupree solidifies her local poultry breeding reputation.
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Claude Deupres
Council Bluffs City
Rex Theatre Presents Fred Carmelo Musical Comedy
New Rex Theatre management brings Fred Carmelo's Musical Comedy stock company to Glenwood for Monday night with a musical farce titled A Wid Night The company has toured Iowa and Nebraska and the Rex team urges local theatergoers to support the attraction hoping for a warm reception and possible weekly return if audience demand allows
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Rex
Rex Theatre
Fred Carmelo
Glenwood
Iowa
Nebraska
Fein
Audi
A Wild Night Musical Comedy at Rex Theater
The opening play A Wild Night keeps interest with comedy scenes featuring Fred Carmelo Dixie Dixon Bugs Randolph Harry and Babeline Reader. Meritorious singing and dancing moments interrupt the plot, with clever cast delivering strong individual lines. One eight pm performance Monday night plus a double program with Marie Provost in Dont Get Personal and a Century comedy.
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Fred Carmelo
Dixie Dixon
Bugs
Randolph
Harry
Babeline
Rex
Marie Provost
Lon Mayberry Plants Blue Grass in Glenwood Yard
In Glenwood, Lon Mayberry improves his lawn by sowing blue grass seed after a wet spell. The grass sprouted rapidly, its blades widening to form a lush patch. Neighbors watched with approval as his yard developed into the largest lettuce patch in the county.
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Iowa
Song Land
Glenwood
Lon Mayberry
Mayberry
Lon
Chiros Elect Officers In Southwest Iowa Association
The Southwest Iowa Chiropractors Association met in Council Bluffs on June 3 with over half of the district’s officers present. Officers chosen for the coming year were President W. T. Raester Red Oak first vice president W Floyd Smith Atlantic second vice president B L Michaelson Glenwood secretary treasurer C C Lucas Malvern and directors J A Raabe Griswold J J Willis Council Bluffs. The next meeting is set for August at Sunnyside Park Atlantic featuring a Saskeat dinner.
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Southwest Iowa Chiropractors Association
Chamber of Commerce
Council Bluffs
Southwest Iowa District Association
Sth
Lowa
W. T. Raester
Red ‘Oak
W. Floyd Smith
Atlantic
Waubonsie Campfire Girls Head Out On See Lower Journey
Waubon sie woes over today with Campfire girls and guardian Mrs W F Hill aboard. Mr Lill drives. Girls on the trip include Mabel Hunter Alice Scott Louise Dashner Fayetta Wright Alice Smouse Nelle Vanwaton Helen Burres Eva Darting Lucile Phelps Marjorie Cheyney Mary Deepwester. We hope to hear from the girls to tell their friends how the journey goes.
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W. F. Hill
Mr. Lill
Shower for Miss Marvel Wright at Wadnesday home
Mrs R B Vinton hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Wadnesday residence in honor of Miss Marvel Wright the bride to be. Sixty three guests attended and presented many beautiful gifts after a dainty two course luncheon as the afternoon passed with visiting and Kensington work.
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R B .Vinton
GlenwousAl Lodge elects officers at semi annual meeting
GlenwousAl Lodge No 97 held its regular semi annual election on Tuesday night. L F Johnson, serving as Vice Grand, was advanced to Noble Grand. John Valentine was chosen as Vice Grand among the nominees. Twenty two past grands were present to vote on grand officer nominations.
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GlenwousAl Lodge
Ralph McPheron Explains Surprising Headgear Show
After the primary, Judge W. S. Lewis appeared shaven and in new headgear, prompting curiosity from friends who sought an explanation from Ralph McPheron.
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Ralph
W. S. Lewis
Ralph McPheron
Dr EB L Michaelson Elected 2d VP of Southwest Iowa Chiropractors
Dr EB L Michaelson was elected second vice president of the Southwest Iowa Chiropractors Association at the meeting held in Council Bluffs on June 3.
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EB. L. Michaelson
Southwest Iowa Chiropractors Association
Council Bluts
Matrimony News From Clay Center and Glenwood
June 3 1922 marked marriages of Tran C Timmons and Rose Utemark in Clay Center Kansas with ties to Greenwood. The Livengood Carmen wedding united Roy Livengood and Virginia Carmen at Glenwood with both parties local families and railroad ties. A double wedding at Rev Ward home near Omaha joined Frank Cialamia Florence Rathke and Fred T Ling Ethel Fletcher in a concise community notice.
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Francis Timmons
Rose Utemark
Kansas
Omaha
Timmons-Utemark
Clay Center
Kan
Trancis Timmons
Grenwood
W. ©. Timmons
Clifton
Carl Utemark
Utemark
Mae Timmons
Timmons
Miss. Timmons
Glenwood
Tex
Kangas
the Tribune
Livengood
Carmen
Roy Livengood
Virginia ‘Carmen
Rev. Roberts
Gam Livengood
Pacific Junction
C. M. Ward
Hig
Frank Cialamia
Florence Rathke
Fred T. Ling
Ethel] Fletcher
Children’s Day Observances by Glenwood Churches
The ALU of Glenwood will observe Children’s Day next Sunday June 13. Programs will be provided at the respective churches with services either in the morning or in the evening.
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Alu
Glenwood
Rebekah Social Night Ends With Music and Readings
Glenwood Rebekah Lodge held its regular social session followed by a short program presided by Mrs. BE T. Younker. Evans and Bishop contributed mandolin and guitar for an entertaining finale. Mrs. J. R. Graves delivered a reading to conclude.
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Glenwood
New Proprietor Takes Charge of Glenwood Rex Theatre
John Wailer, purchaser of both Glenwood moving picture theaters, arrived from Creston last Monday to assume control of the Rex Theatre. Attendees note the absence of L B Seymour, who previously managed the Rex and earned high regard from patrons.
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John Wailer
Moving Picture
Glenwood
Creston
Rex Theatre
Rex
Seymour
L. B. Seymour
Seymours
Jealousy Over Barnyard Golf Rumors In Chicago Society
Rumors circulate that barnyard golf faces a cloud as Capt Hutchings and assistants impose strict rules for fair play. The activity enjoys popularity among Chicago society ladies while questions arise about language used on golf grounds.
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Hutchings
Society Ladies of
Chicago
Dame Ru
Our Duty 70 Foreigners Our Duty 70 Foreigners
A long critique on Americanizing foreign-born residents, noting language barriers and the push for English literacy. It describes naturalization, night schools, settlement houses, and programs teaching reading, writing, hygiene, and civics to immigrants and especially women and children.
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America
Veigners
Concern
Midlle
Duty of Citizens to Americanize Incoming Foreigners
The text argues it is the duty of every American citizen to participate in Americanizing foreigners who arrive in the country. It claims all Americans strive for the best civilized nation, achievable only if each citizen fulfills this duty toward assimilation.
Charles McMillan to Command Northern Pacific Shriner Train
Charles McMillan son of Mrs George McMillan and former Glenwood boy rises in railroad work at Northern Pacific with Bute Montana HQ He arranges a 14 car special delegation to the Shriner meet in San Francisco for Bagdad Temple He will personally run the special and attend the event with free entertainment provided by the order The train departs Rutto June 4.
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Charles McMillan
George McMillan
Glenwood
Charles
Northern’ Pacific Railroad
Bute
Mont
Shriner
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Bagdad’ Temple
Rutto
Cheyney Honored in Stocker and Feeder Show Judges
C H Cheyney named as a judge for the Stocker and Feeder Show to be held October 4 to 6 in St Joseph Missouri. Judges include Charles H Cheyney from Glenwood Iowa Roy A Johnston of Taylorville Ta and Win Daniel of Chicago October 5 is the judging day The Tribune notes Mills County will have a representative at the event.
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C. H. Cheyney
St. Joseph
M. Carroll
Charles H. Cheyney
Glenwood
Iowa
Roy A. Johnston
Taylorville
Win
Daniel
Chicago
Carroll
Gheyney
S6ers Celebrate Birthday in Emerson Home
A merry gathering at Mrs. Gilbert Cheney's Emerson home marked the last Sunday celebration for the 56 club era. Glenwood participants included Martha Rathke and multiple DeLashmutt, Blair, Wolfe, Hester, Chamberlin, Emma Rist, Laraway, and Seth Dean, with Clarice Rist involved.
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Emerson
Gilbert Cheney
Mills County
Glenwood
Martha Rathke
W.C. DeLashmutt
J. A. Blair
A. Wolfe
FB. Eb, L. Hester
J S. Chamberlin
Emma Rist
J W Laraway
Seth Dean
Clarice Rist
Futo
Davidson Family Tumor Operation Reported Unclear Origin
Mr Majors of Red Oak relays that no Glenwood former resident underwent tumor removal. Mrs Win Davidson, once at the Institution, moved to Tilsa Oklahoma, recently returned from Muscogee Hospital with promising recovery. The Davidsons have lately moved to a town near Joplin Missouri.
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Majors
Red Oak
Glenwood
Win Davidson
Davidson
Tilsa
Okla
Muscoges Hospital
Davidsons
Joplin
Picnic Supper Gathering Near Pacific Junction
A Sunday evening picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Istes near Pacific Junction brought together young people including Ruth Deacon Doris Smouse Osther Olson Kathryn Flynn Earle Pace Louis Boyle Morris Moore and Arvid Carlson all of Pacific Junction and Glenwood highlights a cheerful social assembly.
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Wnth
Clay Istes
Pacific Junction
Ruth Deacon
Doris Smouse
Glenwood
Osther Olson
Kathryn Flynn
Earle Pace
Louis Boyle
Morris Moore
Arvid Carlson
Boys Perform At Shenandoah Recital By May Whitney Parnham
Mesdames E. B. Woodruff and FP W Kelley accompanied their sons Albert and Parle to Shenandoah on Monday night for a recital by boy students. Albert Woodruff played Rachmaninov Prelude in C Sharp Minor and Parle Woodruff performed a selection from Operatic Airs by Von Weber.
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Mesdames
E. B. Woodruff
FP. W. Kelley
Albert
Parle
Shenandoah
May Whitney Parnham
Albert Woodruff
Rachmanninoff
von Weber
To Colorado Air and Maxwell Family Headed for Holyoke Ranch
Mrs M D Maxwell and her children left Wednesday by auto for Holyoke Colorado where they will spend the summer on their ranch. Marion plans to use a plow to ease hay fever and enjoy Colorado ozone. Henry Maxwell will manage affairs at home with help from N Maxwell.
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Air
M. D. Maxwell
Holyoke
Colo
Marion
Colorado
Hig
Henry Maxwell
N. Maxwell
Reunion of the Spangler Family in Hastings
Last Sunday at Hastings in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dent Hites the annual reunion of the Spangler family was held. Residents of Cass county Neb and the Hiteses took part as Ed Lutz, Fred Spangler, Peter Spangler, Ruel Sack, Gobbleman and more joined from Plattsmouth Weeping Water Louisville Union and Marna.
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Spangler
Cass County
Nebraska
Hastings
Dent Hites
Neb
Ed Lutz
Fred Spangler
Plattsmouth
Peter Spangler
Ruel Sack
Peter Gobbleman
Weeping Water
Jota Spangler
Louisville
Val Gobbleman
Union
Dewey Spangler
Marna
Mrs Slaughter and Son Plan California Move
Mrs Mary Slaughter and her son Now val plan to leave this week by car to Fresno California where they expect to establish their future home.
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California
Mary Slaughter
Nowval
Fresno
Calif
Buckingham Family Honor Birthday of Margaret Rose Redman
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Buckingham visited last Sunday with their daughter in Rawles to celebrate the birthday of granddaughter Margaret Rose Redman. A picnic dinner followed at the home of LeRoy Redman Sr. and Mrs. LeRoy Redman Sr. Other guests included the Mackey and B H Matthews families.
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David J. Buckingham
Leroy Redman Jr
Rawles
Margaret Rose Redman
LeRoy Redman Sr
Mackey
B. H. Matthews
frame-Tahor
Morris Walkleys Visit Glenwood Before West Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs Morris Walkley of Walvern tarried a few hours in Glenwood Tuesday to greet friends before a three week vacation that will include California Washington and Oregon. Walkley is a second trick man at the Burlington depot in Malvern. They will visit M N Anthony father of Mrs Walkley during the trip.
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Morris Walkley
Walvern
Glenwood
California
Washington
Oregon
Walkley
Burlington
Malvern
M. N. Anthony
Democratic State Convention in Iowa Set in August
Iowa delegates to the Democratic state convention will meet in Des Moines on August 2 to elect Mills county delegates. A week later on August 9 the Judicial State Convention will be held in Des Moines using the same representation ratio.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mills County
Bes Moines
Memorial Day Observances by I O O F and M W A Lodges
Memorial Day services will unite C O F and M W A lodges in Glenwood Sunday afternoon to honor departed members. I O O F members meet at 2 pm to prepare for a 4 30 pm procession to the cemetery, followed by M W A participation. About 112 I O O F members are buried in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Glenwood
M. Ww. A
Sme Nowers
M. W. A. Lodge
Glenwood Cemetery
Championship Angling Feud Between Neighbors
A local dispute over fishing prowess pits Dr J M Shriver against neighbor W F Hill on a lake island. Hill assists and teaches angling while Shriver casts, but a dispute ends with Shriver hooking a minnow bait sample and finding the outcome unclear amid tense rivalry.
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J. M. Shriver
W. F. Hill
Uesighvor Shriver
Hill
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Chiros
Rebekah
Lorraine Mclivaine
Knights of Pythias
S6ers
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