Death notices recount Glenwood area burials and deaths
The past week saw multiple deaths in Glenwood and surrounding areas. Miss Myrtle Williams died June 8 near Hillsboro IW and was buried in Glenwood after services led by Rev Palmerton. Joseph Newton Evans, longtime Glenwood resident, died aged 73 from smallpox complications. private burial followed. Frank Pangburn, 23, died in Glenwood after a year of illness. services held, flowers noted with thanks. Mrs Mary A Joseph, longtime Silver City resident, died June 2 at Wexford Kan and was brought for burial June 4. six children were born to Mary and T S Joseph, three living incl Hattie Fincham, C L Joseph, and W M Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Williams
Hillsboro
Glenwood
Mary Mieckelhwait
RL Palmerton
Miss Williams
Martha Williams
Williams
Mickelwall
Skiles
Alva, Neb
Clyde Scott
Macedonia
Sylvester Dye
Council Bluffs
Joseph Newton Evans
Elmer Harmon
Logan County
Ohio
Mary Painter
Tayo
Elmer Patterson
Samuel Huans
Eliza Wrenwick
Angeline Neff
Mary Jane West
Mary A. Joseph
Silver City
Wexford
Kan
Tuvial
Joseph
Mary Ann Gift
Ghia
T. 5
S. Joseph
Hattie Fincham
C. L. Joseph
Spokane
Wash
W. 7. Joseph
Rexford
Mrs. D Whitmer Dies at 66 in Til lsdale
Mrs. D Whitmer aged 66 died Monday at 1 30 am at her home in Till sdale after years of poor health. Funeral held at Till sdale Methodist church. born in Madison county India, lived 20 years in Malvern and Till sdale. Mother of 12 children, five with husband S urvive b ier. Widow Richel Avkenny Morestouai previously from Green county Ohio. Married David WK Garrison October 14, 1855. three children Charles Jennie Martha. Charles died in infancy. Jennie died in 15. Martha survives in Greg no. She was visited on October 30, 18??.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Whitmer
Tillsdale
Eureh
Tillsdade Methodist Church
Ley
B. J. Goodrich
Madison County
India
Malvern
Slillsdale
Bier
Wow
Tiebbare Diet Jutea
Kinerson
Down
Richel Avkenny Morestouai
Green County
Ohio
Webber
David WK. Garrison
Teu
Charles
Jennie
Martha
Greguo
Marriage to Wm. DeHart Surviving Six Children Named
In marriage to Wm. DeHart, her first husband having been killed during the border war in Kansas. To this union were born six children, of whom three survive her, Emma of Hmerson, Mrs. Kayton of Strahan and William of Norfolk, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. DeHart
Kansas
Emma
Hmerson
Kayton
Strahan
William
Norfolk
Neb
William W. Francis Dies Near Malvern Veteran Citizen
William W. Francis, a well known citizen and old soldier, died Saturday afternoon at his home south of Malvern. Funeral service was held Monday afternoon, burial in Base Liberty cemetery north of Malvern. He resided in Mills county about 30 years, much of it on a farm southeast of Silver City. He is survived by his wife and a brother, W. S. Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Francis
Malvern
Base Liberty Cemetery
Mills County
Silver City
W. 5. Francis
Henderson Weddings Highlight Local Notables
Henderson scene features Clyde Tr. Edmundson and Miss Wor ebee Turner wed at Red Oak on June 7. Bride runs a millinery business. groom and families noted in community circles. Also Zene Tollinger weds Miss Elnora E. Franz in Avrora with plans to reside in Oakland. Tollinger linked to local press. Fred Doyle and Katie Printy wed at a Catholic church, with reception at Printy home and couple heading to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Tr. Edmundson
Worebee Turner
Henderson
Red Oak
the Tribune
Zene A. Tollinger
Avrora
Elnora E. Franz
Oakland
Spalts
Tollinger
Mills County
John N. Tollinger
Emerson Chronicle
Ayoeu
Fred Doyle
Katie Printy
Father Hayes
Irene Printy
Charlie
M. Printy
Omaha
Henderson Wins Two as Malvern Improves to Open Season
Henderson defeated Carson 10 to 3 at Henderson last Tuesday and beat Macedonia 11 to 4 on Thursday. Malvern won both Saturday games, 11 to 4 over White Cloud and 11 to 5 against Wall Street. Glenwood season opener set for Thursday with 3:30 p.m. start and 25 cent admission. A Mills County league is proposed with eight teams from Glenwood Pacific Junction Malvern Silver City Feastings Emerson and Trenderson. Hastings lost 28 to 0 at Mastings as Malvern’s rough second baseman spurred error filled play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Carson
Malvern
White Cloud
Wall Street
Glenwood
Mills
Queen Mills
Tador
Pacific Junction
Silver City
Feastings
Emerson
Trenderson
Mastings
Tod
Henry McFarland
Hastings
Trastings
Nine-person Autos Headed to Weyburn Canada
A party of nine from Malvern departed Tuesday in two cars bound for Weyburn Saskatchewan Canada for land purchases a trip and pending tests. They travel in Harry Wilson s Kissel 50 and Haynes 30 with BP M Cadwell set to leave early next week in two electric cars for the same destination. Drivers are W LU Salyers and Mr Hurley Charles Salyers Joe Aus Lin Mr Hooker Carson J W Wray B Graham Robert Criswell and Oscar Judke led the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Tues
Charles Salyers
Joe Aus Lin
Mr. Hooker
Uf Carson
J. W.wray
B. Graham
Robert Criswell
Aud
Qscar
Judke
John Blanagan Elected Mills County Congressional Committeeman
The Times notes John Blanagan of Silver City deserves thanks after being elected Mills County congressional committeeman about three weeks ago, with the party taking the first step toward a Democratic win in Queen Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
John Blanagan
Silver City
Mills County
Queen Mills
Trouble Follows Moonlit Nishna Picnic In Tabor
The Nishna river moonlight picnic ended in violence as beer and whiskey fueled a melee. Women and men were bruised and several youths placed under bonds, with Posy Mumper facing $500 bond before the next grand jury. Witnesses described shocking behavior and arrests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Nishna River
Mumper
Nishna
Moye
Posy’ Mumper
Justice Long
Clyde Genung
Glenwood
Hickman
T. S. Stevens
Samburg
Arthur McClure
Red’ Qurlls
Iowa Crop Conditions June First Report Shows Drops in May
The Iowa Crop Service reports June 1 conditions across crops with corn at 105 percent planting and grain yields near full, while June first 1910 figures show corn 67 and oats 94. Fruit trees across the state show apples 70 and cherries 84, with overall May crop condition at 78 percent, dipping to 65 percent due to heat and drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Elorticultural Society
Tuwa
Drouth
Eggs Hatch in Store Basket Peep Causes Investigation
A basket of eggs in Emerson's leading grocery store produced repeated peeps from a live chick. The eggs had only recently arrived and hot weather may have hastened development, prompting an investigation by store staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Wanted Board at Jail Joke on New Pastor
Rev J L Wilkinson, new pastor of Greywourds Christian church, sought weekly board at the county jail Sunday morning around eight. He spotted Sheriff Ashnell and his family on the front porch and asked if he could secure board there by the week. The sheriff, thinking the man was joking, replied:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bush
Bushnell
J. L. Wilkinson
Greywourds Christian Church
Rev. Wilkinson
Ashnell
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad Crowded With Claims
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. It cites testimonials from Mrs. N. Pratt of Glenwood Iowa and A J Howe of Glenwood, endorsing relief and urging purchase through Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo. It notes the price at 54 cents and lists Kansas City as a sales contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Glenwood
N. Pratt
Iawa
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffale
New York
United States
F.S. Rexford
New York Lite Building
Kansas City
Foley
J Howe
Pacific Junction News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs Birdie Martin starts a kitchen project at home while Mrs Thos McNamara visits Alliance Nebraska. A hot spell and 101 degrees last Friday and Saturday. Relatives helped Mrs T J Johnson celebrate her fifth birthday on June 4 south of the Junction. Fire destroyed two hundred feet of platform near the KC crossing shed caused by hot cinders. Next Sunday morning Mrs Mable Hilbish and singer Harold Henderson begin tent meetings June 18 to July, inviting all. Mrs B Record becomes Pacific Junction Hotel landlady, replacing previous manager Mrs George Adams who has moved to St Joseph. Moonlight picnic at H O Meade place North of town with several youths. hay rack broke spilling three riders. Remember the Tribune prints news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Martin
Thos McNamara
Alliance
Neb
Mable Hilbish
Harold Henderson
Pacific Junction
Mra
Hibish
B Record
Pacific Junction Hotel
George Adams
St Jos
Adams
Council Bluffs
H O Meade Place
Marvin Moore
Eddie Anderson
Elmer Olson
Will Hadley
Franklin Record
Fred Mendenhall
Bud McLaughlin
Fred Rose
Ethyl Haynie
Vera Turner
Marguerita Moore
Cecil Gammon
Esther Olson
Wsther Rose
Bud
Fred
Heat Warps Rail On Main Line Near Plattsmouth
The Plattsmouth Journal reports a bent rail on the Q main line in the cut east of the city due to intense early June heat. Rail expansion narrowed clearance, and No 2 passed the spot after the discovery, with the train running slowly past the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Journal
Rainy weather brings relief to Mills County fields
Fine Little Rain fell early Wednesday across Mills County, with heavier showers in the west half. The two week dry spell and hot winds had dried soil, dust, and vegetation. the rain will aid gardens, pastures, and small grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Chronic Kidney Trouble
A J Howe of Glenwood endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy for chronic kidney and bladder conditions. It is described as regulating kidney and bladder function, healing, strengthening, and bracing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A J Howe
Glenwood
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Frank Pangburn
Pangburn
Audubon
Frank
Christian Church
Jesus
Wii
Joe
Charley
Mrs
Mary Joseph
W. W. DeHart
Franz
Griswold
Canada
John
Plymouth
Binder
L. E. Geil
Pacific Junction Dept
The
Tribune
Oya Roya
Peatia Ron Ee
Oxfords
F. W. Kelley Mercantile CO
G. D. Keffer
Iggy
F. C. B. Hastings
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