Little Dan Cupid Busy Bride Among Glenwood Folks
A pretty wedding occurred at Mrs. C. W. Rathke home on March 10 as Bertha Rathke wed John Brannigan of Winslow Arizona. Guests, décor in yellow and white, and a bouquet toss marked the ceremony under a greenery arch with Mendelssohn played by Mrs. Will Rathke. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Rathke, and the groom, a Lincoln State University graduate and former artillery lieutenant, plan to reside in Winslow. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Powell Sabetha Kan and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ferguson Shenandoah Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Rathke
Bertha
John Brannigan
Winslow, Ariz
Mendelssohn
Will Rathke
Rev. Stevenson
Freesius
Jongulls
Mary Blesgner Rathke
Helen Agan
Pauline Cheyney
Mary Brown
Margaret Carter
Hach
Clarice Rist
The
State University At
Lincoln
147Th Field Artillery
Winslow
Ariz
Omaha
Powell
Sabetha
Kan
W. T. Ferguson
Shenandoah
Gladys Waterman
Darlene Gunselley
Edith Wyernham
Marvel Graham
Harry DeLametre
Wedding Rings Honor Pacific Junction Residents
A wedding of much interest occurred Tuesday March 9 at the Carl Lincoln home west of Pacific Junction. Christen Christensen and Ethel May Lincoln pledged their troth in a quiet ceremony at 2 p.m. Rev. Coleman officiated. The groom owns a farm near town. the bride, known for prior work in local stores and as a phone operator, will enhance any home. The couple left for home keeping on the groom’s farm, receiving best wishes. Later serenaders visited in two groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Carl Lincoln
Christen Christensen
Ethel May Lincoln
Coleman
Pacific Function
M. EB. Church
Anderson Bros
Marriages of Local Couples Reach Happy Endings
In Glenwood multiple wedding ceremonies occurred this week. Miss Thoreine Strader wed a groom connected to Henderson. William Horace Nagle and Helen Margaret Clark married at Anna Clark's home and plan to settle near Malvern. Ed B. Smith and Jessie Hauk tied the knot in Kansas City and will reside at Glenwood. Clarence Butcher and Alice Mellinay, both of Glenwood, married in Omaha then Crete before returning home. Andray Wayne Buckingham and Nellie Harris from Lyons township also wed, planning to homestead south of Pacific Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed B. Smith
Kinston
N. C
Jessie Hauk
Glenwood
Kansas City
Oyce
Andray Wayne Buckingham
Nellie Harris
Lyons Township
Imarriage
Rev. Stevenson
M. HE. Parson- Aeg
Omaha
Pacific Junction
Young Pair Wed Near Bartlett After Securing Credentials
Two young people from Bartlett obtained the necessary credentials on Wednesday March 10 and were married by Rev. E. Goodrich. The couple will reside on a farm near Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
E. Goodrich
J. P
Rev. Goodrich
Teens wed at Henderson home in March ceremony
Charles Herold Wilkinson and Elsie Allies Templeton, both in their teens, were married at the bride’s parents home near Henderson on Tuesday March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herold Wilkinson
Elsie Allies Templeton
Henderson
Market Day Sale At J A Swope Store By Sunday School Girls
The girls of the Sunday school under Mrs D L Bennett will hold a market day sale on Saturday afternoon March 13 at the J A Swope furniture store. It offers a chance to secure items for Sunday dinner. All men are born equal but quality does not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bennett
J. A. Swope
Silent Roll Still Grows Pioneer Woman Mary Johnson
Mary Johnson of Mills county died March 3 1920 after a fall that fractured her skull while visiting daughter in North Platte Nebraska. A pioneer since 1858 she lived on the J M Johnson farm near Malvern and leaves five living children and a husband who died in 1896. Funeral services were held March 6 at the Malvern Baptist church. Ernest L Tryon former resident of Glenwood died March 8 at his Broken Bow home and was buried in Glenwood cemetery after services conducted by Rev Thomas Vans. he left a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Mary Johnson
M. T. Munsinger
North Platte
Neb
Johnson
J. M. Johnson
Malvern
John M. Johnson
Mary M. Hicks
Flowerfield
Mich
J. Merrill ‘Johnson
Ernest L. Tryon
Glenwood
Broken Bow
Emma Kellogg
Thomas Vans
Glenwood Cemtery
Camp Fire Girls Entertain Sisters at Wau bonslewoe Camp
Alice Smouse and Eunice Praitty hosted fellow Camp Fire Girls at the home of Alice on Thursday evening March 4 under Mrs. W J Hill. The gathering provided much enjoyment as is typical for this well behaved group guided by their guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Smouse
Eunice Praitty
W. J. Hill
Court Work Near Closing in Hastings District Court
The Hastings district court adjourns as Judge J B Rockafellow denied a rehearing in Dolph v Dolph. Executors and guardians filed final reports approved. several estates closed or nearing closure. A.V. cases included State v Henry Shaw with a jury verdict of assault with intent to commit great bodily injury. Floyd Fitch, Melvin Levi, and Milo Schick faced charges. final trial case Botna Valley State Bank v Charles Maynes ended with a jury verdict on crop proceeds.
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J. B. Rockafellow
Dolph
Addison Utterback
Mary A. Summers
State of Iowa
Henry Shaw
Earl Staten
A. BE. Cook
Genung & Genung
W. EB. Mitchell
Mary Alice Chantry
Omahia
Douglis County
Neb
Samuel J. Ing Entite
Matthew W. King
A. Ll. Chiantry
W. I. Rains
Solomon Rodman
AR. W. Crigwell
Fred Durbin
Co. B. Christy
Charles Nygten
Julia Frazier
Anna L. Moore
A. P. Reeve
Julia Garman
A. T. Rains
Helen Creamer
Guisa Urenmer
Botna Valley State Bank
Charles Maynes
Hastings
Fred Greig
Slozak mark 14th wedding anniversary on March 9
Tuesday March 9 marked the 14th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wm Slozak. Their social circle gathered in a customary fashion with a lighthearted intrusion and gifts of thoughtful items to please the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Slozak
Slozak
Who Can Surpass Mrs Karl Sledges Cactus Bloom
Mrs Karl Sledges grows a cactus at home that has bloomed richly before Thanksgiving. At Christmas it was full of blossoms and now bears five plossomy and eleven buds. The query asks if anyone can surpass this bearer of beautiful flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Sledges
Public Safety Reflections on Weapon Myths and Harms
A concerning note warns against misusing public safety items as the so called Black person shooter. It condemns the idea of harming song birds or any prohibited act with such devices, equating it to offenses against persons.
History repeats as corncob pipes regain favor
History moves in cycles and corncob pipes return to popularity as cigars grow costly. The Missouri meerschaum is praised as a belek, fisher and outdoorsman staple, with pipe devotees returning to its simple comfort. Chicago Fos t notes the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Owain
Potentate
Chicago
Glenwood School Election Yields Quiet Victorys
In Glenwood on Monday a small turnout produced a decisive result with only six ballots cast. Dr W M Plimpton was re elected to his seat and J D Ironmonger succeeded H M Logan. I J Wallace was reelected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
J. D. Ironmonger
W. M. Plimpton
H. M. Logan
I. J. Wallace
Women’s Club Meeting Deliberates South America Links
The Woman’s Club will meet Monday at 3:30 in the club room led by Miss Nelle Bogart. Topics include South America’s relation to North America and Europe, the Monroe Doctrine, future settlement and agricultural prospects, and the success of democracy in South American republics. Mrs. Jessie Stone and Mrs. C. E Hillis lead discussion. general talk follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Nelle Bogart
South America
North America
Europe
Miss Bogart
Jessie Stone
Beetet
Emma Barnes
South American
C. E Hillis
Hillsdale Church to Resume Services March 14
Hillsdale church will resume usual services on Sunday March 14 after a influenza related vacation. Services begin at 10 a m with a welcome for all. Pastor Hugh S Mitchell remarks on the return of regular worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Hugh S. Mitchell
Ed Marshall buys former Roy Haney livery into new garage
Ed Marshall purchased the cement block building west of Roy Haney’s livery barn and converted it into a garage. Lou Walker, formerly with Daniel Bros., leads the mechanical department. Marshall will also handle Studebaker cars and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Marshall
Roy Haney
Lou Walker
Daniel Bros
Marshall
Studebaker
Churches Gospel and other faith services schedule
The Glenwood Gospel Team meets Sunday March 14 at 2 30 pm in the Christian church led by C Adams. Other services include Baptist Morning worship at 11 with subject Reasons for Church Attendance and Peter's Release from Prison, Methodist preaching at 10 45 and 7 30 with District Superintendent W H Cable in the evening, and Holiness address to children with Elder Jongti de. All welcome to Christendom services and classes with schedules for Sunday school junior and senior pursuits and midweek prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Gospel
Christian Church
Adams
Winneth Souls
Young Peoples Society
Albert Walling
Taf
Thomas Evans
Bible School
Thompson
C. E. Hillis
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth
W. H. Cable
Wm. Stevenson
E. Yong
Jon Gtiide
H. Porjter
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Dan Cupid
Brannigan Rathke
Christensen-Lincoln
Williams-Strader
M. D. Maxwell
Linn Street
Gulu Strader
Kenneth Williams
Win. Stevenson
Thoreine Strader
Montgomery County
Abel Williams
Nagle Clark
William Horace Nagle
Helen Margaret Clark
Anna Clark
the Tribune
Butcher Meclinay
Clarence Butcher
Alice MelIinay
Crete
Post Office
Buckingham Praceles
Peeler-Maxwell
Wilkinson-Templeton
Mary M. Johnson
KE. R. Herrick
Eliza Ann Utterback
George Powles
Samuel M. Istes
Elmer Edgerton
John F. Christopher
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
Mary Pickford AS
Rex Theatre
Miss Pickford
Hillsdale Church
Christian
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