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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

4

Date Set for Homecoming of County Servicemen

Plans for a county wide homecoming on Monday May 26 are shaping up with Eddie Collins as carnival manager and four marching bands Red Oak Shenandoah Ginwood and Institution. The 2:30 parade will feature five main floats and township entries while a 9:30 review precedes free dinners for soldiers sailors and nurses. The Armory hosts dances and a tentless banquet while spectators enjoy continuous entertainment through the night.

Milla County Eddie Collina Red Oak Shenandoah Ginwood Institution Goddess of Liberty Red. Cross Mem Ummship Boy Scouts Lodges Red Cross

War Exhibit Train Halted in Mills County

The War Exhibit train tied up in Glen road overnight, delaying its Mills County route via the C B and Q. Officials offered no cause for the abandonment, hinting local interest in the Victory Band sale as the reason. The Jackies band visit was also cancelled as part of the stop.

Mills County Gien Road Jackies

Court delays jury call amid busy docket at county court

Court convened Tuesday with Judge Marl Peters in charge as the petit jury was postponed due to a busy docket. Seventy years of records show 192 cases, including six state matters, many set for trial next term. The grand jury met briefly. several names are listed, and the foreman was Fred Stone. An auto smashup injured Mrs. Byers and involved Antone Nemic, who faced insanity evaluation after a high speed crash near Council Bluffs. The report also notes a Tarzan scene in a Rex Theatre feature and local social events including a stag party for Mr. Timmons and a Cake and Candies sale by Camp Fire Girls.

Marl Peters Petit Jury Cook Oscar Webb C. C. May Emil Leu Fred Stone Horton Heam Julius Roenfeldt R. Skaggs Council Sprutter Clarkson Neb Douglas Street Council Bluffs Brown Nemic Rock Island Nemle Tarzan Tarzan of the Apes Rex Theatre Francis Timmons Wayne Bogart Harry Widows Maurice Lewin Wingate Gibbs Freak Everett Kirkendall Chester White Pearly Gates Paradise Judge Boettner Newark N. J Omaha Jada Jazz Pete Lock Rassling Jazz Orpheum Garden Heaven Hades Will M. Dee

Death of Mrs W W Tunison 1864 1919 Malvern

Mrs W W Tunison died following a paralysis stroke at lodge on Friday night and again on Saturday. A beloved mother whose life was affected since the loss of her son in the world war. Born May 1 1864 she died April 26 1919 aged nearly 55. Funeral services were held at Malvern homes Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev M A Gable. Burial followed in Malvern cemetery.

W. W. Tunison Lodge The Familly Tunison Malvern M. A. Gable

Malvern Soldier Lawrence Perdue Dies After War Return

Lawrence Perdue, a Malvern native and member of Company I, died April 20 from acute bronchial pneumonia while returning home from World War I. Telegram notified his mother Mrs. Bunker. Also, Mrs. Joseph Hiatt of South Hazel Street died April 30 after a weeklong illness. funeral services were held Friday May 2 at 2:30 p.m. at the home.

Lawrence Perdue Malvern Company I Bunker Lawrence Joseph Hiatt South Hazel Street

Countywide precincts pledge for big parade plans

Signified Already. Most of the precincts of the county have notified the Executive Committee that they expect to take part in the big parade. A number of them have already made plans and raised their quota of the expense. Those reporting include Plattville township Hastings precinct Hmerson precinct Mineola precinct West Oak precinct Genter township Ingraham township Rawles avuaip Lyons taxnebp Andersen

Plattville Township Hastings Hmerson Mineola West Oak Genter Ingraham Township Rawles Avuaip Lyons Taxnebp Andersen

Rides Loaned Horse Away After Theft Attempt Near Murray

Paul Smith a 16 year old boy took a horse from Charles Wolf to ride to Murray then crossed toward Mills county to seek better wages. He found a blanket in an auto, left the scene, and was pursued by Theodore Powles. Taken by Ed Johnson and Mayor Burgess, he was held by Cass County authorities, with the horse and blanket returned to Plattsmouth. The blanket led to a Reform School sentence at Kearney. Smith claimed Kansas City origins with no verifiable relatives.

Paul Smith Hdwards Charles Wolf Murray Neb Mr. Wolf Mills County Theodore Powles Powles Pacific Junction Pony Creek Ed Johnson Burgess Glenwood Cass County Plattsmouth Kearney Smith Kansas City

The 1918 19 winter and Omaha life reflections

A long reminiscence from Omaha touching on the harsh winter, city scenes, human types, and cultural notes. It reflects on weather, population, transient visitors, street life, and social observations. Mentions Col Dan Morgan Smith event in Glenwood and local Rebekah social evening with children, plus local notices about destroyed booze seizure and Red Cross needs.

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. J. H. Mayberry at 79

Mrs. J. H. Mayberry celebrated her 79th birthday on Wednesday April 28 with neighbors gathering at her home. After visiting, refreshments were served and guests wished her many more happy birthdays. Attendees included numerous named neighbors and relatives.

J. H. Mayberry Dent and Sons Lewis Lambert Lugsch and Son Hubball Miller Mra. Salyards

Married couples’ American wartime paths to wedlock

A Thurman man and Malvern woman wed in Red Oak after wartime Navy service and courtship begun in Malvern. They return to Thurman to start a mercantile life as well wishers toast their union. Other local weddings include Miss Rooney and Mr Bricher in Pacific Junction after Army discharge, followed by plans to farm near Geneva. Additional notes report marriages of Harmon and Williams, Marshall and Gressel, and a weekly donor list for chicken contributions.

Thurman Malvern Thurmanite U. S. Navy France Navy Deedlees Roman Warner Anita Boyer Red Oak Mills County St. Mary's Catholic Church Pacific Junction John Bricher Geneva Josephine Rooney Glenwood Father O'Donnell Hamburg Camp Grant Ill Thomas Rooney Chicago May Rooney Virgil Rooney the Tribune

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