Union Meeting Planned at Glenwood Churches
Evening service next Sunday unites all Glenwood churches with Anti-Saloon League speaker. Christian church hosts preaching at 11 and 8, juniors and young people activities scheduled, Bible studies urged. Morning message Provoking Christians by W N Graves. Other services listed for Episcopal Congregational and Baptist churches with standard times and youth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Christian Church
J. G. Harris
Malvern Bible School
W. N. Graves
Episcopal Church
L. D
Hillsdale notices list moves visits and land sale
Hillsdale residents report D A Scott selling 614 acres east of town to John Slaughter for 1000 dollars and moving to Council Bluffs. Visitors include Chas Dalton and Sam Edison from Lina Montana to Mrs JL Johnson, and Eliza Rankin planning Chicago travels for two weeks and her daughter's nurse training graduation.
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D A Scott
John Slaughter
Council Bluffs
Chas Dalton
Sam Edison
Lina, Mont
JL Johnson
Eliza Rankin
Chicago
Lou
Sarah Chambers
Centertown
Edward
James
Ulla Hayter
James Chambers
Clay Whitmer
Colorado
Anthony
St Terry
Grenwood
Charley Zimmer
Horace Greeley
Deachland
Mont
Mills County
U B
Jennings
W O Hixson
Wm Hixson
Blanchard
Silver City Social Notes Include Visits and Local Changes
Silver City cashier Clyde Rynearson returns from the State Bankers meeting in Des Moines. Johnny T Fropkinson and wife visit from Honey Creek. Tra A Laber resigns from Greenwood Lumber Co. J B R Kurtz sells Silver City Dray Line to J G Jackson. No preaching at Baptist church next Sunday due to the pastor’s absence. J G Managan and wife visit Kansas relatives en route home from the east. Children’s Day exercises held at Baptist church with tasteful decorations and a pupil program. Methodist services dismissed to avoid conflict. Mrs Frank Pullman, her son Claire and Miss Emma Pettit return from St Louis after recall of treatment for the last two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Rynearson
Des Moines
Johnny Tfropkinson
Honey Creek
Silver City
Tra A Laber
Greenwood Lumber Co
J BR Kurtz
JG Jackson
Baptist Church
JG Managan
Lewis
Kansas
Baptist
Methodist Church
Frank Pullman
Claire
Emma Pettit
Low Clubbing Offer for Subscriptions Nationwide
The Chicago Daily Record-Herald announces a reduced price of $2.50 per year for all subscribers except those in Glenwood and Malvern, where the rate is 83.20. An extra Sunday paper adds 82.50 to the regular price.
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Chicago
Old Fort Marion Love Curse Breaks in Florida
Clarence Herndon, an artist from New York, visits St. Augustine to escape studio life and meets Valencienne Mendez, a Creole woman guarded by a family curse. After revealing a 150 year-old tale linking English blood to a Spanish curse, a moonlit crack in the fort walls seems to lift the curse, uniting them in love and marriage.
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Clarence Herndon
Florida
Studio Mfe
St. Augustine
Iriver
Marion
Spain
Herndon
Senor
Valencienne Mendez
New York
Senorita Mendez
Senorita
Senorita Valencienne Mendez
Atlantic
Valencienne
Senor Herndon
Castile
France
England
Pacific Junction News Briefs From Council Bluffs To Mystic
Mrs Wi Lyon and daughter Mary visited Council Bluffs. James Harris improves slowly. Miss Adel Davis of South Omaha visits with Miss Blanche Dunbar. G W Dotmer reports a horse killed by a train at Mills Station crossing. Several locals travel to Glenwood and San Bernardino. Schools in Mystic will be led by Pro W B Gregg next year, replacing Murray’s principal. Freight crews may gain a turn-around point at the Junction, boosting traffic and new construction. Local business moves include Chase Haynie’s grocery shift, Johnson & Price meat market, and a potential oil company branch. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting offered by C W Abshire.
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Wi Lyon
Mary
Council Bluffs
James Harris
Adel Davis
South Omaha
Blanche Dunbar
G W Dotmer
Old Mills Station
Charles Supple
Creston
Thos Martin
Lindon
Lincoln
John Haynie
Plattsmouth
BR Jones
L Rogers
Sargents Bluff
Ned
Henry Sargent
Theo Anderson
Omaha
J S Bacus
Putnam County
Bacus
John McClure
Humbolt
Kaw
Will Lathrop
D A Purcell
Woodbine
When Women Ruled and Badly Matched Ears
Two brief notes discuss historical matrilineal kinship where women held domestic power and could oust unwelcome husbands, noting a shift to male headship over kinship and inheritance. A science remark adds that no pair of ears is perfectly matched, sometimes seeming to belong to different individuals.
Notice of Meat Business Change at Pacific Junction
Notice to the public that Johnson and Price have purchased the meat business of Chase Haynie and will operate from the old stand. They invite all old customers, and after July 1 will sell for cash only, at Pacific Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Haynie
Johnson & Price
Pacific Junction
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Webster's
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