Massive Land Transfers Recorded Across Glenwood and Surrounds
Recorder's Office logs hundreds of real estate deeds from February 28 to March 2, detailing transfers in Glenwood, Silver City, Emerson, and nearby townships. Transactions include parcels, tracts, and fractions with prices largely in the thousands, naming buyers such as Herrick, Galliher, Boehner, James, Plumer, and many others, with properties in Bk. 75 to Bk. 76 and various sections and townships.
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Glenwood Gospel Team Celebrates Fourth Birthday
The Glenwood Gospel Team marked its fourth anniversary during Sunday services at the Baptist church. Members ranged from young boys to near four-score veterans, with music from a 14-piece orchestra, prayers, readings, and reflections on the church’s role in the community, led by Rev Toward Mintle and Rev C E Hillis.
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Baptist Church
Glenwood
Toward Mintle
J. F. Stille
Pearl Moon
Wayne Choate
Shirley Gillilland
C. E. Hillis
Glenwood Gospel Team
First White Woman Phoebe Bates Dies in Colorado Springs
The Denver papers report Phoebe A Bates the first white woman born in Denver died at her home 2 North Thirteenth Street Colorado Springs late Tuesday morning. Funeral arrangements will be made later. She was 60 and born and raised in the area now near the city hall. She is survived by two sons four daughters and one sister.
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Denver
Phoebe A. Bates
Glenwood
North Thirteenth Street
Colorado Springs
Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs J S Knox Hosts
Mrs Walt Marshall hosted a seven thirty Sunday dinner at her home in honor of Mr and Mrs J S Knox. Guests included members of a well known young married people's club associated with the Knoxes while they lived in Glenwood. The Knoxes, visiting Mrs Knox's parents, Mr and Mrs Jas Beard, depart today for their home in Gering Nebraska.
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Young Married People’s Club
Mrs. Knox
Glenwood
Pleads Guilty in Theft Case Before Judge Rockatelow
Willard Clutes pleaded guilty to theft and waived trial last Friday after indictment by the grand jury. Judge Rockatelow imposed a one year sentence with a $300 fine, featuring three months in jail and nine months on parole to the county attorney within the 15th judicial district. Parole terms include no travel for work outside the district, monthly reports detailing employers and wages, no pool halls or gambling venues, and compliance or face nine additional months in jail.
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Willard Clutes
Rockatelow
Clutes
15Th Judicial District
In Her Honor. The DPD Luncheon for Bride Bertha Rathke
The A R society of Glanwood hosted a noon luncheon at Mrs J W Carter residence on Friday March 5 in honor of Miss Bertha Rathke who is to wed this week. The ladies presented the bride-to-be with a beautiful gravy ladle.
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DPD. A. R. Society of Glanwood
J. W. Carter
Bertha Rathke
Council Bluffs hosts editorial convention banquet notes
Western Iowa Editorial Association held its annual meeting on March 5 in Council Bluffs with editors invited to a Real Estate Board banquet on March 4. Speakers praised housing law, home artistry, and publisher relations while Commission officers were named. a Rotary Club banquet featured Dr. Barker’s praised address, described as inspiring and vital.
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J. A. Stevens
Woodbine
John M. Henry
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Randolph
Rotary Club
Grand Hotel
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Lis
Eastward Ho at Rex Theatre with Wm Russell star
Western hero plays lead in a melodramatic New York story rated highly entertaining with strong situations. Wm Russell is noted for athletic power and magnetism. Feature presents Thursday and Friday with Bud Fisher's Mutt and Jeff and a Fox News segment. The News ettes were popular last week.
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Deaths Feature Rowbothen Creamer and Cheney Rites
Obituary notices greet Emma Rowbothen aged 68 in Sweden born Mrs. Jon Applegate’s home near Glenwood where burial will occur in Council Bluffs. Gussie Creamer, maiden Redman, widow of Ralph Creamer, leaves four young children. Gilbert Cheney dies at Hermison after weeks of illness, mourned by husband three daughters and a son, with Emerson community esteem noted.
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Sweden
Jon Applegate
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Gussie E. Creamer
Ralph Creamer
Helen
Lucile
William
Jean
Creamer
Redman
W. B. Redman
Henderson High School
Macedonia
Gilbert Cheney
Himerson
Emerson
Charles Griffen
Evangeline and
Mamie Cheney
Oliva N. Cheney
Court Notes on Town Case and Shaw Assault Trial
The Dolph case closed Friday noon after eleven days in court. a decision will be rendered later. The week opens with State of Town versus Henry Shaw, charged with assault to commit great bodily injury. The jury has been chosen at this writing.
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Dolph
Reception for New Members At Gretna Green Church
The Christian church plans a Wednesday evening reception for all new members joining since January 1. The event will include a good program and refreshments with participation from Bible School and Church members.
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Christian Church
Bible School
Hatshopsa-Pharaoh Queen of Thebes and the Suez feat
Hatshopsa-Pharaoh ascended the throne of Egypt with her brother around 100 B C. She led expeditions to Punt by way of the Red Sea and Nile, inspiring the people with a strong reign and legendary feats. Her era overlapped the rock temple remains at Darr el Raburi on the Theban plain. Her legacy includes shaping governance and audacious canal projects.
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Ene Picity
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Nile
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Too Much Self-Indulgence Warns Against Health Neglect
An editorial comment notes that self-indulgence and walking the path of least resistance threaten health and longevity. It emphasizes good health as essential to a long useful life and suggests lasting self-control and exercise of will power, while acknowledging some cannot sustain such discipline.
Loss of the Griffin Disrupts Fur Trade Voyage
The Griffin, first vessel to navigate the western lakes, sailed from Montreal on September 18, 1679 with five crew and a pilot, loaded with furs. It vanished after a severe storm near Mackinac and Niagara, with suspicions of crew treachery and possible burial in sand, leaving La Salle’s creditors unpaid.
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Bluffs trounce locals 53 to 12 in basketball
Glenwood suffered a heavy home defeat as Council Bluffs surged to a 53 to 12 victory. Blythe led the winners with 12 field goals while Glenwood struggled. next up is a Friday visit by Elliott.
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Elliott
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Larsen
Baker
Leven
Purke
Zobel
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Hanky
Shanahan
Omaha
Married pairs join in Nebraska farm life both towns
Sowers Worstall tie in Council Bluffs while Kahl Kreuger wed near Wayne Nebraska. Edgar Christy and Elsa Riedelsberger wed in Omaha. Christy a Hastings physician, Riedelsberger a Hastings home keeper. Hastings people welcome the matches and congratulate the couples. The Tribune invites readers to place sales in the Advertising Reader column.
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Elsa Riedelsberger
Hastings
Omaha
Christy
Merson
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