Forty Taking Examinations Wednesday to Friday
Supt Masters conducts regular examinations at his Glenwood office with about forty attendees, many are this year's high school graduates. Prof W M Moore of Pacific Junction assists. List of examinees includes Irene Bulington, Hazel Ferrell, Clara Dean, Sallie Keyes, Mary Blair, Lela Miller, Rose Colgan, Lucy Smith, Veda Moore, Edith Binney and others across Glenwood Malvern Hastings and neighboring towns.
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Supt. Masters
Glenwood
W. M. Moore
Pacific Junction
Supt
Masters
Irene Bulington
Hazel Fern Ferrell
Clara Dean
Sallie Keyes
Mary Blair
Una May Gourly
Hazelle Helen Banister
Lela Louise Miller
Virginia Eien Johnson
Alice Josephine Russel
Nellie Leona Gooder
Pearle Blanche Zimmer
Malvern
Katherine Tunison
Frances Ruth Mulholland
Mildred Tunison
Nellie Hammons
Ruth Bigaman
Inez Bell
Hazel Rumsey
Bertha Bruno
Minnie Hertz
Ida BR. Salyers
Mary Carl
Etna Blanche Treland
Ruth Emily Young
Flora Isydore Benton
Lenore Melarland
Hastings
Florence
Lockabill
Dorothy Cloflin Edson
Jennie
Priest
Rose Colgan
Alta
Jeanette Repester
Tabor
Lucy Smith
Lilian Good
Silver City
Veda Moore
Alice Plumb
Strahan
Pearl Thomas Hmerson
Carrie Crawford
Hila Hayter
Centertown
Loucynda Hale
Conrad
Iowa
Edith Lodema Binney
Albany
Mills County Institute Teachers Institute Bulletin Issued
Mills County Institute Supt Masters releases details for Mills County Teachers Institute at Glenwood High July 18 to 23 with following week exams July 27 to 29. Instructors listed include M C Galpin Emerson Glenwood J H Morgan Malvern F Green, W M Moore Jeannette Kling Geo E Masters Miss Kling to conduct literary interpretation and elocution training during stay.
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Supt. Masters
Mills County Teachers Institute
Glenwood High School
M. C. Galpin
Emerson
J. H. Morgan
Glenwood
F. ©. Green
Malvern
W. M. Moore
Pacific Junction
Jeannette Kling
Cincinnati
Geo. E. Masters
Miss Kling
Real estate transfers across Hillsdale Mineola and Malvern
Real estate transfers recorded including Scott to Whitmer for multiple lots in Hillsdale valued at 100 dollars, Karr to Johnson for parts of lots in Emerson at 15000, Hoffaker to Sell for 120 acres in Ingraham at 11000, Mansfield to Thompson in Lyons Jand at 1 dollar, Flammant Kruse executors to Brunning for Mineola blocks 7 to 12 at 81905, transfers to Roenfeldt and others in Mineola, Chiles to Mansfield Lyons land in 61, Rathke referee to Jarred 37 acres West Oak at 81850, Rice to Miller Malvern Lot 1 block 14 at 800, Mills County sheriff to Hendrix Malvern lots 4 to 7 block 36 at 02453.
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DA Scott
T Whitmer
Hillsdale
FW Karr
C J Johnson
Emerson
HH M Hoffaker
N E
Ingraham
OW Mansfield
R © Thompson
Lyons
M Flammant
H Kruse
Heinrich Brunning
West Oak
OM Rice
W H Miller
Malvern
Mills County
F Hendricks
Friday filing deadline for campaign expenditure statements
The last day to file statements of sums expended by candidates in the last primary election passed with eleven filings to Auditor Criswell. Penalties range from 50 to 300 dollars or 30 days to six months in jail for noncompliance. Some filed despite spending nothing. major expenses were for newspaper announcement cards.
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Criswell
Carl H. Otis
G. K. Johnson
Recorder
Fred Workman
F. J. Wallace
Dan Lewis
A. E. Cook
Dan Whitfield
Byers
Judge Smith
Woodland operetta at Glenwood Institution
Last Tuesday night the Glenwood Institution staged Little Red Riding Hood on a grassy slope north east of the main building. A few hundred children, staff, employees, and visitors participated with Miss Cutter and Miss Rogers directing choruses and solos. Cast included Utta Newton as Little Red Riding Hood Clara Mercer as Mother Denziler Graves as Wolf and a group of Woodmen Arthur Branch John Woolsey Earl Patterson Claude Wheeler with Delia Melarland as Buttercup Elsie Grunzke as Rose.
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Glenwood Institution
Little Red Riding Hood
Cutter
Rogers
Utta Newton
Clara Mercer
Wolf—Denziler Graves
Arthur Branch
John Woolsey
Earl Patterson
Claude Wheeler
Buttercup
Delia Melarland
Rose
Elsie Grunzke
Tabor College Summer School Opens With Strong Attendance
The second session of Tabor College Summer School opened Monday with 48 students across all departments, far surpassing last year's numbers. Fifteen students pursue college and certificate work, five make up public school studies, 26 take sewing, and 12 join art. China-painting leads interest. If this year's first week trend continues, attendance could greatly exceed expectations. Late starters may still benefit by joining a week or ten days late.
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Tabor College
Prades
Court House Clock Installation Underway
Work on the new court house clock progresses this week under the supervision of an expert brought in for the job. Soon the big bell will strike the hours as the clock becomes operational.
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Court House
Tabor Topics Trails Of Moon Family And Visits
The notice lists visits by Georgia Anna Dorothy and Carroll Moon with sister Mrs Charles Gipes, Mrs C M Rice at Glenwood and Malvern, Dan Sheets and three girls with her father and O Sheldon, and others. It notes John Todd visiting from Illinois State University, Walter Todd and Rowan Crawford at a YMCA conference in Lake Geneva, Louise Wyman visiting her brother Charles in Treynor, Dr B B Miller undergoing hernia surgery at Emmanuel hospital in Omaha, and Charles Townsend visiting his aunt Mrs O 8 Harrison with relatives. It also mentions Ida Moyers Ella Moses Gaylord family attending a Latter Day Saints quarterly conference near Thurman.
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Georgia
Anna
Dorothy Moon
Carroll Moon
Strahan
Charles Gipes
C M Rice
Glenwood
Malvern
Dan Sheets
Carson
O Sheldon
John Todd
Ilinois State University
Walter Todd
Rowan Crawford
Lake Geneva
Wich
Louise Wyman
Charles
Treynor
Emmanuel Hospital
Omaha
B B Miller
Charles Townsend
Rochester Ind
O 8 Harrison
Ida Moyers
Ella
Moses Gaylord
The
Latter Day Saints
Thurman
Great for Corn Weather Promises Rain for Corn
The note praises hot dry conditions ideal for corn and predicts rain in July and August. Experienced farmers say a dry June favors corn. weeds are being eliminated, and frequent cultivation helps conserve moisture until rain arrives. The outlook remains optimistic for corn gains despite current dryness.
Deaths of Mrs Isaac Kelly and local notables in Mills County
The death of Mrs. Isaac Kelly, 88, widow of pioneer Methodist preacher Rev. Isaac Kelly, occurred last Friday in Pomona California. Wm E Dimmitt of Hastings died June 22, with services at Hastings and burial at Last Liberty cemetery. obituary notes his long Iowa years and large family. Mrs Rachel Hunt, born 1884 Indiana, died at her daughter’s home near Silver City. she formerly lived in Town and worshiped at local churches. survived by children and many relatives.
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Japbn J. Kelly
Glenwood
Isaac Kelly
Pomona
Cal
Iowa
Mills County
Hillsdale
Tribune
Wm. E. Dimmitt
Hastings
Wastings Methodist Church
J. W. Wright
Knights of Pythias
Liberty Cemetery
Malvern
Messrs
L. T. Genung
J. B. Fickel
N. W. Colling
G. D. Ketter
W. P. Crow
Perry Wilson
Mr. Dimmitt
Indiana
Jasper County
Towa
Ottumwa
Paulina Jones
Elmer Dimimitt
B. Boney
Abel Carey
N. L. Dimmitt
Wisner
Dimmitt
Alice Kettner
Rachel Hunt
Wm. Mayberry
Silver City
Mayberry
Rachel Harsin
Shelby County
United Herethren Church
Fas Liberty
John Fount
Two June Brides in Glenwood and Council Bluffs
Glenwood witnessed the marriages of Ralph I. Vinton and Miss Zala Eckert at the bride’s home with Rev. W. N. Graves officiating. The couple will honeymoon ten days with the bride’s sister in Greeley before proceeding to their Junction home. In Council Bluffs, Guy Godsey and Miss Louisa Martin wed at the bride’s uncle’s home and will set up housekeeping on the Van Kirk farm north of the Junction, with many friends sending best wishes.
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Ralph I. Vinton
Zala Eckert
Glenwood
W. N. Graves
Methodist Shurch Olfciuting
John Eckert
Mary Deupree
S. F. Vinton
Swartz & Co
Miss Eckert
Fred Workman
Henderson
Fred
Guy Godsey
Louisa Martin
West End
Council Bluffs
Clair Bennett
G. Godsey
Folsom
Hirdie Martin
Pacific Junation
Roosevelts Return Sparks Old Time Echoes Across Nation
Late News Notes recounts Roosevelts homecoming after 15 months away, comparing it to Grants world tour return via Mills County on the Burlington. Also notes Jeffries Johnson bout move to Reno, Zeppelin airship flight in Germany, Oklahoma capital move from Guthrie to Oklahoma City, Tafts New Mexico Arizona statehood bill, and remaining territories.
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New York City
Roosevelt
United States
General Grant
America
Grant
San Francisco
Mills County
Burlington
Taft
New Mexico
Arizona
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Old Settlers Picnic at Tabor July 4
About 500 have subscribed for the Old Settlers picnic to be held in Tabor’s park on July 4. The program includes speaking, music, baseball, an automobile parade, sports for youth, and a picnic dinner with cash prizes for best decorated automobiles and oldest attendees. Hon W S Lewis of Glenwood will be the speaker, followed by reminiscences by oldtimers. the Tabor Gun Club will hold a 200 bird shoot with good cash prizes for winners.
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Old Settlers
Tabor
W. S. Lewis
Glenwood
Where Is Dolla Found By Glenwood Postmaster
Postmaster White of Glenwood has advertised letters for Miss Dolla Thomas for six months. The Tribune runs an extra notice urging Dolla to contact the Glenwood office, as many letters and postcards pile up awaiting her whereabouts. If she brings a bushel basket to the Glenwood office, it will relieve the postmaster.
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White
Glenwood
Dolla Thomas
Dolla
the Tribune
Mr. White
Calendars Sold Locally by Tribune Seek Better Work
The Tribune urges readers to order 1911 calendars from local supply, promising high workmanship and designs matching traveling salesmen. It highlights avoiding commissions to outsiders and assures quality from the Tribune’s samples.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Marriage News and Local Visit Highlights
Rudolph Olson returned from Shenandoah and will study there. Mae Jackson married Joseph Whitesides of this place at Silver City on Saturday night. Wm Harsin visited his sister Mrs Hunt, who died during his stay. County news summary of local happenings.
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Rudolph Olson
Shenandoah
Mae Jackson
Joseph Whitesides
Silver City
Wm Harsin
Lyons
Neb
Mrs Hunt
Two Killed in Auto Mishaps Across Regions
The Malvern Leader reports several auto mishaps this week. Wm Krug, an Omaha brewer, died instantly after a collision at a street intersection. In Hamburg a man died when a tire exploded, his car turning over while his children rode nearby. Si Benton endured injuries after his colt was struck by a behindpassing auto driven by Mr Burnham of Villisca. The collision left the colt ruined and witnesses say speeds were high. Rural Carrier RB Priest of Hastings cites dangerous travel on narrow roads and numerous cars passing him on Red Oak race day.
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Wm, Krug
Omaha
Malvern
Si Benton
Tie
Mr. Benton
L. E. Berkheimer Place
Burnham
Villisca
Hastings
RB. G. Priest
Red Oak
Opening Day Marked for Glenwood Athletic Park
Trustees of Glenwood Athletic Park set Friday July 1 as opening day for the Glenwood Athletic Association. Drs Mogridge Donelan and EF Allen oversee payments on land and plan a fundraiser with stores closing 2 to 4 pm. A feature is a ball game between the Fats and the Leans to help fund playgrounds and park purchase.
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Glenwood Athletic Park
Glenwood Athletic Association
Mogridge
Donelan
EF. J. Allen
Glenwood
Nominees and Delegates Listed for County Conventions
The Tribune prints full nominations from the recent primary for township offices and a complete list of Democratic and Republican delegates to the county conventions in Glenwood on Saturday July 2.
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the Tribune
Glenwood
Auto Dealers Report Two More Overland Sales This Week
More Auto Purchasers Co. W. Rachke the Glenwood agent for the Overland auto reports two additional machine sales this week. R. Warren of Center and A. J. Buckingham of Lyons townships each purchased vehicles, continuing a strong local showing for Overland sales.
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W. Rachke
Glenwood
Overland’ Auto
R. Warren
Center
A. J. Buckingham
Lyons Townships
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Mills County Institute
Jeannette Ling
Tabor Topics
William Ellis Dimmitt
Mrs
Jeffries
Johnson
Reno
Nevada
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Haskell
Wall Street
All That County News
Hamburg
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