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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

3

Pacific Junction Opera House Play and Depot News

A garbled list of play cast and dialogue entries appears for an operetta at the Opera House in Pacific Junction with Daisy Garland and Bobby, plus character notes. The piece shifts to depot changes, noting Jungquist replaced by Yarger, Haynie resigning for a Hamburg store, and Baxter taking over as ticket agent, with the Baxters moving to Pacific Junction. It then covers Citizens' Caucus nominations for mayor, treasurer, assessor, and council, plus local social events and visits.

Jack Dagrard Char Avery Pomeroy Daisy Garland Pantie Junction Batsy Garland Mary Garland Edith Carlser Mabel Edith McPherson Garland Hart Muriel Johnson Old Meg Mary Supple Wark Gaybook Theodore Lee Robby Tantels Reynolds Bogle Philip Garland Leland Chrisinger Gerald DeRolt Supers

Local Social News Highlights From Creston and Surroundings

Royal Sutton of Corning visited the John Fisher home. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Henry and children. In Creston Ralph Smith left for Omaha to begin work with Cadillac. August Andersons returned from California. M Baxter traveled from Glenwood to arrange moves. Miss Wisa Johnson and Fred Berg visited in Dimatha. Cora Boyle and daughters spent the weekend with relatives in Council Bluffs. George Green of Ralston Neb visited his daughter in Council Bluffs. Albert Lincoln and two daughters visited Lucile at Edmundson hospital. Gospel Term of Glenwood to be at M E church Sunday evening. Margaret Colgan, visiting nurse in Council Bluffs, visited home folks. August Anderson visited Stanton, Red Oak and Essex. Miss Mabel Moore, 7th and 8th grade teacher, went to Randolph. Nell Godsey became Wright school’s new teacher. Miss Mabel Long, at Omaha, visited Frank Anderson’s. Letisha Martin of Omaha and Mrs Charles Supple of Creston visited Elizabeth Martin. Robert and Edna Carlson, Omaha students, weekended with parents. Mrs John McClure at Emmanuel hospital in Omaha may require operation.

Royal Sutton Corning John Fisher Henry Creston Ralph Smith Omaha Cadillac Company August Anderson California M. Baxter Glenwood Wisa Johnson Fred Berghint Dimatha Johnson Carlson Cora Boyle Teil and Veluri Council Bluffs George Green Ralston Neb James Scott Albert Lincoln Lucile Edmundson Hospital M. E Margaret Colgan Stanton Red Oak Essex

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pacific Junction Daggard Mrs. Garland Boby Bobby Degeard Bayrook Bayhbrook Daisy Meg Mark Baybrook Grandma Garland Dageard Baybrook Mark T Baybrook J. A. Jungquist F. A. Yarger Rosedale Yarger Jungquist W. P. Haynie Citizens’ Caucus S. O. Burgess Charles Kroon M. K. Moore John Olson W. M. Moore Robert Morgan Edd Mendenhall Don Raine Ladies’ Aid K. P. Hall M. D. Walker Frank Hines John Arnold C. R. Wilkinson St. Joe Samuel Rupe Percival T. A. Anderson Esther Olson Esther Culver Charles Mullca Chicago the Fair Store J. D. Ironmonger Roy Lewis West Side Square Hirsh-Wickwire Kuppenheimer Hamilton & Matthews Glenwood, Iowa Mabel Moore Randolph Nell Godsey Wright School Geneva DeBolt Cowardin Mabel Long Frank Anderson Letisha Martin Charles Supple Elizabeth Martin Robert Edna Carlson Pred Carlson John McClure Emmanuel Hospital Boyle & Empirre Inc Pacific Jct Titan
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