Personal Paragraphs Highlight Glenwood Social Roundup
Dr. A O Brown transacted business in Omaha last Thursday. Edith Evans of Emerson visited Glenwood friends at the week's start. W B Orke of Silver City was in Glenwood yesterday afternoon for business. Nellie Aistrope of Malvern spent weekend with Frank Sterbuck. Mrs W J Williams left Saturday for Melarp to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs C W Follett. Frank Ridgeway Miriam and Master Walton left Friday for Maryville Mo to visit relatives. Julius Kierch of Hillsdale made a pleasant call in Glenwood Thursday. C E Stesereen and Ross Moore of Emerson came over Friday to watch the ball game. J B Fickel of Henderson came to see the Omoki-Ghuweed shooting match Thursday. Livingston Suite from Rawles township attended the big match Thursday. G O Beaton R L Hammond and W D Wiencea from Malvern came to Glenwood Thursday to view the match. Mr and Mrs J W Hinchman went to Des Moines Monday for Des Moines college graduation. Hinchman attended the meeting of the college directors as a member. Jos W McEwen of Stanton greeted Glenwood friends Saturday. He has been Stanton’s station agent long enough to fit the Scandinavian environment. Prof B G Lawson, former Glenwood superintendent, passed through Saturday en route to Red Oak to seek the Red Oak school superintendency. W H Roberts and Rank Degerort of Malvern visited Glenwood yesterday to see the tee ball game but faced a misfortune crossing a washed out bridge on the way and finally reached town as the game ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Orke
Silver City
Gleenwood
Misa Nellie Aistrope
Malvern
Mice Frank Sterbuck
W.J. Williams
Melerp Suturdey
Epend
Acd
Mte
C. W. Follett
Mie
Frerk Ridgeway
Mies Mariam
Mester Walton
Maryville
Julius Kierch
Hilledsle
Glenwood
B. G. Lawson
Red Oak
Lawson
Nevada
Echools
Merers
R. Roberta
Rank Deger Ort
Hilledale
Hale
Indian Creek
Tte
Ingraham
Center
Anderson
Oak
St Mary
Plattevilla
Silver Creek
Deer Creek
Ruwles
Tuyons
White Cloud
Henderson
Pass
Hillsdale
Strong Fight Over Tax Ferret Case In Iowa
Attorney Frank Shinn of Carson travels from Council Bluffs after opposing Tax Ferreter Cunningham in a Glenwood board of supervisors session. The board refused to pay the tax ferret, while Shinn denies aiding tax evaders. The piece hints at a broader plan behind Shinn's opposition, urging readers to wait for developments as bicycles are checked free on July 4 at Eshelman and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shinn
Carson
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Cunningham
Pottawattamie
Board of Supervisors
Quaningham
Mr. Shion
Shion
Cuppinghem
McKinley
Great Britain
Mr. Shinn
Denmarks
Frank
Cupid Wins At Last In PacIfic Junction Romance
The Huey Combs romance ends with Delbert Huey and Maude Combe running away to wed. Parents had sought annulment and perjury claims, but the couple vanished after a planned arrangement. Their whereabouts unknown, the pair may return after a “honey moon” to ignore parental opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Pacific Junction
Delbert Huey
Maude Combe
Glenwood
Huey
Maude
Combs
An Bow
Miss Combe
Comba
Bis
The Fourth at Glenwood Celebrates Biggest July 4 Event Yet
Glenwood plans a record Fourth of July with balloon ascension free showers two ball games and a full day of festivities. Highlights include Calithumpian parade baby show basket dinner vaudeville acts male quartet address by Smith McPherson and multiple ball games with a Y M C A versus Glenwood Maroons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Col. Mersdon
Omabna Va
Glenwood Maroons
Buck
Smith McPherson
Glenwood Visit Delights Plattsmouth Tourists At City Of Orchards
A party of about fifteen young people from Plattsmouth and nearby areas spent a day in Glenwood. They toured the orchards, visited the Institute, and enjoyed a hearty breakfast at the Commercial Hotel. The writer notes Glenwood’s reputation for pretty girls and calls the visitors well behaved. Road funds in the county are analyzed, with details of balances by township and credits due.
Masons Picnic Enjoyable Event on Hot Glenwood Day
The Masons Picnic at the old high school grounds in Glenwood drew a solid turnout despite extreme heat and heavy work as county Masons attended for a profitable day. The bucket dinner overflowed with plenty, and the program featured prayers, speeches, songs, and music by the Institution bandrise, with speakers from Malvern and Randolph. A second item notes a ten day camp meeting by Hephzibib Faith Missionary Association near Bartlett starting July 4 with diverse mission fields and famine relief speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Glenwood
Ita
Story
W. F. Laraway
St John's Day
Miss Cunningham
Malvern
Edgar Price
Hephzibib Faith Missionary Association of
Tador
Bartlett
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. O. Brown
Omaha
Mies Edith Evans
Emerson
C. FE. Stesereen
Ross Moore
Emerson Creme
Glenwoch
J. B. Fickel
Livingston
Rawles Town
Mecere
G. 0. Beaton
R. L. Hammond
W. D. Wi Eea
Glenwood Thors— Dey
J. W. Hinchman
Des Moines
Des Moines College
Hincmen
Niméeting
Jos. W. McEwen
Stanton
Pest
Eshliman and Son
A. C. Brown, M.E
D. C. Osteopath
Opera House Elk
Bome
Ghootiste
Aporte
Townsend
George Story
A S. Edwardes
F. Weatherhead
Wm. Hall
Weatherhead
Wilking
Hallise
Warren
A.B. Edwards
Palmer
G. Weatherhead
R. Weatherhead
Cheyney
Roberta
Otis
Bogart
Tory Ccs
Laraway
S.c Ccs
WB. Hall
Cease
Wallace
Myers
J. Edwards
J. Edwarda Jr
Ak Tool
WinpHam & Bonnam
Hall
Edwards
Mesers
F.H. Freund
Robi , Klussinger
Henry Herold
Henry Goss
Henry Gering
A. G. McGowen
John Smith
Plattsmouth
Plattemouth
Instituti
Orchards
Hart, Bchaffalh
Hart
S Schaffner & Marx
Mille County
Dick Hudson
Glenwoop
Hot Foot
J. E. Scott & CO
North Side Square
Telephone
Carey & Flemings
Chicago
Shutland
Carey & Fleming
A. O. Sargent
Foley
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