City Council Sets Election Details At Regular Meeting
The City Council held its regular meeting in the Armory room with all members present. They discussed ground rentals, tax remissions for those unable to pay, a dog control ordinance, basement space cementing for Co I equipment storage, and mayoral election provisions for April 4 with judges and clerks named for wards one to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dose
Charles P. Hamilton
C. of C
H. I. Kier
Guy Mayberry
Emma Lambert
D. §. Thompson
Wayne D. Choate
Kier
Marshall
Cheyney
Serenaders Fail To Greet Weeren Bowen Newlyweds
A crowd of neighbors planned a serenade for Mr and Mrs Weeren Bowen but the plan misfired. Spies reported an empty garage and bullets from a weapon sent the serenaders packing. The car was later in the garage and the serenade ended without the intended greeting and cigars remained unsmoked.
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Weeren Bowen
Pacific Junction Nine Beats Glenwood In Early Baseball War
The early spring heat sparked base ball fever as Pacific Junction visited Glenwood on Sunday afternoon. Pacific Junction scored nine runs in the fhat inning to seal a 12 to 5 victory over Glenwood, in a game marked by strong offense from the visiting nine.
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Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Ty Cobbs
Braves From Missouri's Vale Return Home Happy
The Braves from Missouri's Vale end their trip on a high note, returning home with smiles and a sense of victory. Local supporters cheer as the team concludes their latest outing with a positive result and renewed confidence.
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Braves
Missouri
Vale
Gas Engine Short Course at Glenwood
The Farm Bureau offers a free two day short course on gas engines at Glenwood this week, Thursday and Friday. Lessons cover engine care, operation, and repair with emphasis on tractors, including valve settings carburetors and magnetos. Three or four tractor makes will be used for demonstrations starting at 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. daily.
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Farm Bureau
Glenwood
Malvern
Court Notes Entries on Settlements and Defaults
Court notes indicate multiple settlements and default judgments. Kier and Son v A D Lewis and wife settled out of court. Atlantic Stamping Co v Pullman Bros dismissed by plaintiff. Arco Company and Malleable Iron Range Co earned judgments on verified accounts by default. W L and H C Daniel v Richard Bada settled out of court. Daniels v Patterson by default awarded $89.92 with interest and costs. Strahan Lumber and Hardware Co secured judgments against Charles and May Shamblian and W E Purcell by default. Kilpatrick v Iowa Service Co pending plea by March 22 after overruling demurrer. Miller v Patterson judgment by default on promissory note.
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Kier and Son
A. D. Lewis and Wife
Atlantic Stamping Co
Pullman Bros
Arco Company
Malleable Iron Range Co
W. L
H. C. Daniel
Richard Bada
L. A. Patterson
Strahan Lumber and Hardware Co
Charles and
May Shamblian
W. E. Purcell
David M. Kilpatrick
Iowa Service Co
Uote
Dale M. Miller
Red Oak Trip Ends After Basketball Game Night Drive
Two Fords with Howard Bishop and Fred Kelley Jr chauffeured an octette of Glenwood girls to Red Oak for a Red Oak Stanton game. They returned around 2:10 to 2:20 a.m. with stories of Bishop's misstep, later reaching Tabor. Kelley blamed car trouble for the delay. eight young women named McSwain Nelson Cook Welch Fayetta Wright Fay McManigal Helen Agan Mary Brown accompanied them.
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Howard Bishop
Fred Kelley Jr
Glenwood
Red Oak
Stanton
Bishop
Hastings
Tabor
Fred Jr
McSwain
Nelson
Cook
Welch
Fayetta Wright
Fay McManigal
Helen Agan
Mary Brown
School Election Nominates Five Seek Two Directors
Citizens vote on Monday March 14 to elect two school directors. Nomination papers filed list five candidates: Mrs. Gertrude Workman M. D. Maxwell Warle A. Davis H. Cheyney W. H. Hamilton. Terms expiring holders are C. H. Cheyney and D. G. Jamison. Voting takes place in the armory council room.
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Armory
C. H. Cheyney
D. G. Jamison
Gertrude Workman
M. D. Maxwell
Warle A. Davis
H. Cheyney
W. H. Hamilton
Tumble on Sunday Injures Dick Seeger and Floyd Hunter
A Sunday motorcycle ride with Dick Seeger and Floyd Hunter ended when the machine tumbled. Dick lost two front teeth while Floyd suffered a sore knee and a ruined Sunday suit.
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Dick Seeger
Floyd Hunter
Floyd
Naturalization Hearings Set For July 6 in Final Papers
Denker of Mineola native of Germany Ernest Burgoin from Silver City and Max Kroeger of Glenwood natives of Germany applied for final naturalization papers last week. They will face a court hearing July 6 at the same term Carl Buch will also receive a hearing.
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Win. Denker
Mineola
Germany
Ernest Burgoin
Silver City
England
Max Kroeger
Glenwood
Carl Buch
Bishop Longley to Speak at St John’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church services announce Bishop Longley will be at St. John’s Episcopal Church Tuesday evening March 8 at 7 30. The public is cordially invited to be present.
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Episcopal Church
Longley
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lyons Township Farm Bureau Holds Meeting at Burr Oak
Lyons Township Farm Bureau gathered about sixty people at Burr Oak church for a regular session. Miss Mabelle Randolph spoke on the Red Cross in Mills County, and Miss Welch described Home Nursing work with a potential Lyons township school. The group discussed marketing efforts and two committees were formed to study co operative livestock shipping and grain marketing. Refreshments followed, with the next meeting set for Friday April 1 at 8:00 p.m.
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Lyons Township
Lyons
Skywayman Lt Omer Locklear Born In Fort Worth
Lt Omer Locklear famed for aerial stunts in The Skywayman was born at Fort Worth Texas site of a major wartime air field. He first performed his mid air transfer stunt there and reportedly completed the feat about 300 times before his untimely death.
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Omer Locklear
William Fox
Rex
Fort Worth
Texas
United States
Locklear
Sinners star Mary Horton heads to Atlantic City trip
Mary Horton left home to seek fortune but lags in success and plans a three day trip to Atlantic City with friends while her mother remains close. Alice Brady stars in Sinners at Rex theatre, shown Tuesday and Wednesday as a stirring photodrama of human interest.
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Mary Horton
Mary
Atlantic City
Alice Brady
Rex Theatre
Knights of Pythias Vote For Armory Chair Fund
At a regular lodge meeting last Wednesday night the K of P voted to appropriate 50 toward the chair fund to assist in paying for chairs purchased for the armory. The chairs were needed and those who arranged and placed them for public use deserve support, and we urge other fraternal groups to contribute as well.
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K. of P. Lodge
K. of P
Hastings Inventor G D Keffer Receives Patent For Ideal Gasoline Funnel
Hastings resident G D Keffer has been granted patent 1369113 by the U S Patent Office dated February 22, 1921, for an Ideal Gasoline Funnel that separates water from gasoline with a simple gravity based funnel and valve design. The article notes his mechanical genius and the device’s ease of use with no adjustments needed.
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G. D. Keffer
Hastings
Patent Office
Washington
Mr. Keffer
George D. Keffer
Reverend Hillis couple to lead meetings in Woodward Iowa
Reverend and Mrs. C. E. Hillis left for Omaha today and will rest until later this week to prepare for meetings in Woodward Iowa. Two farewell services were held in Glenwood Baptist church with the couple speaking at the union meeting at the Methodist church in the evening.
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C. E. Hillis
Omaha
Woodward
Iowa
Baptist Church
Old La Porte Ties In A Wedding Tribute
Dr C B Knowles of Glenwood shares a clipping by La Porte native Chapple praising the town and its people. The piece reflects on childhood friends reuniting as adults and the engagement of Birdie Grace Bowman to Roy McPhail, with warm memories of La Porte and its Big Creek community.
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France
Birdie Bowman
Roy McPhail
la Porte
la la Porte
Westminster
Birdie Grace Bowman
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
C. B. Knowles
Glenwood
Anl
Chapple
Big Creek
Fire destroys John Seitz home in Phoenix blaze
A lamp explosion started a fire that destroyed John Seitz's home at Sixteenth Street and Henshaw Road last night. Seitz and his three children escaped with him severely burned and hospitalized at St Joseph's. neighbors aided the children. Contents were not saved and the_loss is not yet estimated.
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the Tribune
Phoenix Arizona
John Seitz
Seitz
Glenwood
Sixteenth Street
Henshaw Road
Valedictory Delivered as Morley Sells Treynor Record
George Morley transfers ownership of The Treynor Record to Ellie Neary of Decatur Nebr. Morley, who ran the paper for about 74 years, cites his wife’s health as the reason and notes no definite future plans. Neary is a trained printer who learned under Morley. Morley may remain in Treynor briefly. Morley served as president of the Western Iowa Association for Agriculture.
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George Morley
Treynor Record
Ellie M. Neary
Decatur, Near
Treynor
Neary
Morley
Western Lawn
Western Iowa Association
Ai Tarm
Navy Seeks Ex-Service Men for Recruitment Drive
The Secretary of the Navy authorized recruiting ex-service men for several ratings including gunner mates, turret captains, quartermasters, electricians, machinists, enginemen, copper welds, and pharmacists. Apply in Des Moines at the old post office building if you wish to enlist.
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Secretary of the Navy
Des Moines
Sheriff Edwards seizes home brew during Saturday search
Sheriff Edwards traveled to a location south of White Cloud Mills and found three gallons of home brew at the residence of William Martin. Martin faces a preliminary trial scheduled for Monday.
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Sheriff Edwards
White Cloud Mills
William Martin
Mr. Martin
May Younker Union Sealed In Surprise Wedding
In a Wednesday evening ceremony at the Christian church parsonage Rev. D S Thompson joined Claude L May and Miss Vestae M Younker in marriage. J M C members Twyla Deerwester Hattie Royal witnessed the vows as close family and home members looked on. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. C C May, and the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H T Younker, will reside in Glenwood with a furnished home provided. The bride has been a Mills County teacher after graduating Glenwood schools. Congratulations were extended by The Tribune.
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Claude L. May
Vestae M. Younker
Glenwood
H. T. Younker
Mills County
The
Tribune
Bowen-Parker Weeren Bowen
Hastings
Neva Daisy Parker
Emerson
Baptist Parsonage
Malvern
J. W. Wilking
Walter Bowen
Trustings
Ray Parker
the Tribune
McFerren and Franklin wed in Council Bluffs ceremony
Miss Inez Franklin and George McFerren Jr. of Kansas City were married Tuesday morning March 1 at Broadway Methodist parsonage in Council Bluffs. Attendants included Mahlon Bachman, a bride cousin, and the couple planned a Kansas City dinner and reception that evening. The bride, Glenwood High School alumna and teacher, and the groom, nephew of James McVerren Sr., will reside in Kansas City. Best wishes from The Tribune.
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Glenwood
Glenwood High School
James McVerren
Kansas City
the Tribune
Briar Club Discusses Fanaticism by Walter Breen
The Briar Club met Friday night to hear a paper on Fanaticism by Walter Breen. It argued that fanaticism in any form opposes its intended effect and spurred a lively discussion. President Dean attended for the first time in weeks as a committee was appointed to plan next year's work and topic assignments.
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Briar Club
Walter Breen
Dean
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Lyons Bureau
Hastings Man
Old Home Town
Navy
Carlson-Purcell
Carl Johm Carlson
Eva BH. Purcell
C. of Co
Rev. D. & Thompson
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