Death notices from Glenwood and vicinity
Obituaries report Ernest Tryon born 1876 Glenwood died 1920 Broken Bow age 44. wife Mary E. Demming, four surviving children. funeral in Glenwood. Also Mrs. Sherman Allen dies at 23 near Climax from heart neuralgia. funeral at home. Susan Powell dies after long illness, Civil War veteran husband Fred Powell consoled. Mrs. Fred Hunsinger of Malvern passes away after long invalid illness.
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Glenwood
Nebraska
Wmrs
Fred Hunsinger
E. L. Tryon
Ernest
Leslie Tryon
Broken Bow
Neb
Grenwood
Mary E. Demming
Betty G
Jared L
John Murray
Robert Kellogg
Susan Mary
Betty
Union College
Glenwood Light and Power Co
J. L. Tryon
J. &. Demming
Edward Tryon
Emma L. Kellogg
Emma Kellogg
Thomas Evans
Congregational Church
Messrs
Shirley Gilliland
Harry Hamilton
Mesdames Clyde Rhoads
CG. B. Dean
Glenwood Cemetery
Sherman Allen
Climax
Allen
G. H. Eastwood
West Side
Alex Powell
Pacific Junction
Haxtum
Colo
Powell
Susan Powell
Wall Street
Malvern
School Board Elects President for War Work
The school board met on Monday night to organize for the war work. Mrs Bw G Udruff was elected president. New members J D Ironmonger and W M Plimpton qualified for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bw. G. .Udruff
J. D. Ironmonger
W. M. Plimpton
Superintendent Neveln Wins Re election with Pay Increase
Supt. J. R. Neveln was re elected for another year with a salary increase. The official roster lists Mrs. EH. B. Woodruff as president, Herbert Olson as secretary, F. J. Wil lace as treasurer, J. G. Jamison RB. R. Herrick Charles Cheyney 3 M. Cris well W. M. Plimpton and J. D. Ironmonger as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Neveln
Mra. EH. B. Woodruff
Herbert Olson
F. J. Willace
J. G. Jamison
R.herrick
Charles Cheyney
3. M. Criswell
W. M. Plimpton
J. D. Ironmonger
Newly Weds Greeted At Home on South Chestnut
Clarence Butcher and his bride returned from their wedding trip and settled in their new South Chestnut home. Monday night they were loudly welcomed by happy youths and maidens, followed by a Tuesday night visit from married friends and others. The bride received a shower during the visit with many gifts for present and future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Butcher
South Chestnut
Special Mention for Viola Nipp at Hardin Junior College recital
The Mexico Intelli gencer reports a standout Hardin Conservatory recital at Hardin Auditorium. Miss Viola Nipp, a Mineola student, earned special mention for a Haydn Major Concerto movement performed with Prof. Garrison on second piano, noted for brilliance, dash, and expressive cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Mexico
Hardin Junior College
Conservatory
Viola Nipp
Mineola
Hardin Auditorium
Garrison
Farm men hold important meet in Farm Bureau office
Farm Bureau Board of Directors and township officers met in the office for a brief session. Junior Club work will be curtailed due to other duties but pig club plans proceed with limited membership. Cooperative Livestock Shipping emerges as a live local issue with attention planned. H Thompson outlined township development plans, aiming to bring Farm Bureau work closer to home. Call your township directors or school district cooperators to start activity soon. -PFred Parquhar, County Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
Co-operative Livestock Shipping
Ss. H. Thompson
Parm Bureau
Pfred Parquhar
Eighth Grade Exam Success Among Mills County Pupils
Eighty-two rural Mills County pupils from thirty-one schools took the February eighth grade exam. Twenty advanced. Shady Grove Rawles and Walnut Grove Lyons each sent nine examinees. Farm Creek Anderson township had four candidates, all passed. The Farm Creek class is taught by Mrs Gowdy for over twenty years. Continuous service record unmatched among rural or town schools.
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Mills County
Shady Grove
Rawles
Walnut Grove
Lyons
Farm Creek
Anderson Township
Gowdy
New Arrivals From Local Families
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodewald on Saturday March 13 a daughter. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strathan on Monday March 15 a daughter. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E Woodard living southeast of Glenwood on Monday March 15 a daughter. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R H Woodard March 16 a daughter Rachel Marie. Born to Mr. and Mrs. F E B Masgenger on St Patrick's Day a daughter.
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Fred Rodeswald
Carl Stranathan
R. H. Woodard
Rachel Marie
F. EB. Masgenger
St. Patrick's Day
Stills Found In City Sparks Excitement At Sheriff’s Office
Citizens flocked to the courthouse to view a homemade still exhibited by authorities. The device used a copper can and coil to distill corn and rye mash into a crude liquor tied to notorious depictions of social decay. Authorities traced the operation to Glenwood secret sites and confiscated gear, linking it to a broader illegal setup including hops and notes on turning them into a famous tonic.
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Sheriff's Office
Court House
John Barleycorn
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Allen
R. Watkins
Milwaukee
Victor Berger
Congress
Long Service Record In Glenwood Depot Agent
Glenwood boasts a citizen with a near unrivaled railroad tenure. John L. Waterman, 44 years as depot agent in Glenwood, began as operator in October 1877 on the St Joseph division of the B Q railroad. He served at Hamburg Stanton Prescott before settling in Glenwood.
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Glenwood
John L. Waterman
Creston
Mr. Waterman
Joseph
Hamburg
Stanton
Prescott
Please Note Tribune Subscriber Reach Inquiries
A terse note from the Tribune requests readers to report any subscriber delivery issues and mentions recent changes by the bookkeeper. The message highlights a rough month and asks readers to inform the paper if a Tribune edition did not reach a subscriber.
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Tribune
Knw
Men Members Entertainers Delight Glenwood Lodge Night
The Glenwood Rebekah lodge hosted its annual social with male members supplying the program and refreshments. An anticipated orchestra finale stunned guests, led by Monsieur Oleander Baroester, featuring elite performers with names like Blessed Beyonder and Paganinus, drawing loud, lengthy applause and ending with ice cream cake and coffee.
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Glenwood Rebekah
Stant Warren
Monsieur Oleander Baroester
Honorius Hylander
Areleanus Cohasset
Begum
Excello Paganinus
Jin
Reckless Autoists Cause Injury to Mrs Wolfe
A bogey accident injures Mrs Wolfe as a speeding driver flees without checking on her. The piece condemns reckless driving and indifference to crash victims, urging strict prosecution of such drivers to deter further harm.
Work Ethic Cited to Prevent Recurring Accidents
Officials note that steady attention to tasks and careful pacing could reduce errors and the chance of further incidents. The remark emphasizes disciplined operation and vigilance as keys to safety.
Beula Aitken Weds Ward Schade In Bartlett Nuptials
A wedding at the Charles Aitken home in Bartlett united Beula Aitken and Ward Schade in a quiet ceremony on Wednesday March 17. Elder Charles Aitken officiated. Beula wore a navy traveling suit and was praised as a popular local. The groom is the eldest son of Charles and Mrs Schade. they will reside at the newly prepared home.
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Charles Aitken
Bartlett
Beula
Ward Schade
Charles Schade
Mr. Schade
Visitor from Cedar Rapids enlivened Glenwood D of H lodge
The Glenwood D of H Lodge hosted Mrs Emma Burmeister grand recorder from Cedar Rapids with a day indoor picnic and an evening degree work session for two candidates. A prize from the Superior Lodge honored Anchor Lodge No 20 for membership and insurance gains, and a pendant with twelve silk flags was presented for use in degree work.
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Glenwood D. of
H. Lodge
Emma Burmeister
Grand Recorder
D. of H
Cedar Rapids
Anchor Lodge No. 30
Burmeister
Glenwood Lodge
Wind Sulse
Superior Lodge
U. S
Burweister
Anchor Lodge
Prompt payment for auto loss in Omaha recounts $600 check
Nev Thomas Evans expresses gratitude for a timely $600 payment from the Automobile Dealers Mutual Insurance Association for his stolen car loss on February 10 in Omaha. The policy was underwritten by Benson & Young of Glenwood, Des Moines.
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Nev
Thomas Evans
Omaha
Automobile Dealers Mutual Insurance Association
Des Moines
Benson & Young
Glenwood
Vans
Box Social and Program at Reasoner Schoolhouse East of Glenwood
A box social and program will be held at Reasoner schoolhouse two miles east of Glenwood on Thursday night March 26. Young ladies of the Christian church will lead the program. Auto trucks will go out from Glenwood. Fannie Hill, teacher. Baseball news notes two Indian players, Charles Albert Bender and John Myers, signing with a major league team in New Haven to form a complete battery for the coming season. Both are Sioux from Standing Rock, North Dakota, formerly with the 88th division at Camp Dodge, noted for their ball skills.
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Reasoner
Glenwood
Charles Albert Bender
John Myers
New Haven
Standing Rock
N. D
Camp Dodge
Proclaimed Coming of Shadukiam Temple Votaries
The high moguls of Shadukiam Temple No 84 Knights of Khorras san issue a proclamation for a march to Glenwood on March 25 1920 to teach degenerate Sons of Guns a lesson. Royal Vizier E Evans signs the notice with secretary A C Lane.
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Glenwood
Tyros
Shadukiam Temple
Knights of
Khorrassan
Plain of
Mills
Iowa
Vale of
Shadukiam
Public Sale of Mary Summers Home Near Malvern
Mrs Mary Summers home place of 225 acres four miles southeast of Malvern will be sold at public auction. Referee C rs Hilton will conduct the sale on Thursday March 25 at the auction site.
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C.rs. Hilton
Mary Summers
Malvern
Longtime Sunday School Superintendent Swain Recognized
J B Swain of Boone county, veteran Baptist Sunday school superintendent at People’s church in a township, has fifty years of service. The piece notes Clark of Montezuma held a state service record for 50 years, with Cowan of Oskaloosa and A H Roberts of Audubon also in contention. The article cites the church edifies as the true standard of usefulness.
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Charles R. Clark
Montezuma
William Cowan
Oskaloosa
A. H. Roberts
Audubon
J. B. Swain
Boone County
People’s Church
Swain
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Mrs. Sherman Allen
Mrs
Rebekah Lodge
Roy Lewis
Allensworth-Gravett
L. OB. Allensworth
Viva M. Gravett
Henderson
Mrs. Allensworth
D. OF H. Lodge
Lodge
E. Evans
A. C. Lane
Votary VanHorne Aga
John
Scott Lewis
Lewis “Robinson
Otto Judkins
Clem Kimball
Trtch” Saar
Johnnie” Wright
Herbert Quick
West Virginia
Farm Loan Board
Red Cross
Siberia
Niadivostok
Aerbert Quick
Grundy County
Mason City
Sioux City
Farm and Fireside
the Country Gentleman
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