Arbor Day Observed With Tree Plantings For Soldiers
Brief exercises at the courthouse park under the W. R. G. ladies memory of Mills County soldiers. A memorial tree for Company I is planted with remarks by Mrs. Younker and Rev. Thompson. High School also marks Arbor Day with a memorial tree. A stray skunk incident near a hen and a humorous note about Ralph ends the item.
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Court House Park
W. R. G. Ladies
Mills County
B. T. Younker
D. §. Thompson
J. R. Graham
Thompson
Company I
Congregational Church
Ralph Reeves
Persistent Pole Cat Incident in Hen House
Ralph Hobbins reports a disturbance in the hen house where a pole cat had bitten a hen and clung on. He noted the hen was crippled and bleeding, then dropped both the hen and the animal as he checked the scene.
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Biddy
Ralph
Ralph Hobbins
Hen
Skunk
Take Him to Church Take Him to Church Glenwood Gospel Team
A Glenwood gospel group named Take Him to Church Take Him to Church performs at a local venue bringing spiritual songs and community praise. The event highlights the group’s classic gospel repertoire and church outreach.
Certificates of Appreciation for Mills County ex-soldiers
The Mills County Auditor holds unissued Certificates of Appreciation for ex-soldiers. If you have not received one, request it from the auditor. If you know a Mills County soldier who moved away, notify the auditor. These certificates were issued especially for the boys and a word will bring them to you.
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Mills County
Glenwood High Defeats Deaf Institute 9 7 In Council Bluffs
Glenwood high school baseball team traveled to Council Bluffs last Wednesday and beat the Deaf Institute 9 to 7. Pitchers Hagen and Standiford held steady, Hagen fanning 13 and Standiford 4. Errors fueled most runs, with Hanson making two catches for Council Bluffs and Bishop and Gunselloy driving plays for Glenwood. Next game slated for Tuesday against Malvern high school. admission 26 cents.
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Glenwood High School
Council Bluffs
Deaf Institute
Hagen
Standiford
Glenwood
Hanson
Glenwood Bishop
Gunselley
Ef Malvern High School
Some Thimble Bee Draws 115 At Parsonage Meeting
The Thimble Bee held last Friday afternoon in the Methodist parsonage drew 115 attendees. Music and readings provided rest and entertainment with Maxine Maxwell and Johnny Kates performing a duet, Marie Witherow of Missouri Valley giving a reading, and the Fligh School Girls' Quartet delighting the audience. Refreshments were served.
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Methodist
Maxine Maxwell
Johnny Kates
Marie Witherow
Missouri Valley
Fligh School
Domino Club Celebrates 10th Anniversary in Olde Time Style
At Miss Olive Sivers home in Glenwood on Saturday April 24 the Domino Club marked its tenth anniversary with a festive table of relics aged up to 301 years. Attending were Mesdames Ema Rist Martha Rathke George W. Jones W Lewis F B L Hester May Ivory L L Wolfe and Olive Sivers.
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Glenwood
Domino Club
Olive Sivers
Odetta
Miya
Mesdames
Ema Rist
Martha Rathke
George W. Jones
W. §. Lewis
F. B. L. Hester
May Ivory
Ll. Wolfe
Misa Olive Sivers
Welcome Our Visitors Sunday School Convention in Glenwood
The County Sunday School Convention will be held in Glenwood on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Citizens and merchants are urged to decorate the town and join a parade Wednesday at 4 p.m. Roads permitting, visitors from across the county will attend with banners, marking a standout event for future meetings.
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Glenwood
Annulment Sought for Cass County Marriage
Robert Strader files in Cass County Nebraska to annul his marriage to Margaretta Morris. They wed in Glenwood on January 24 1920 after a prior divorce, alleging cruelty and desertion. The petition says Nebraska law requiring waiting periods for divorced persons was not met and seeks nullification.
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Robert Strader
Cass County
Neb
Margaretta Morris
Glenwood
Raymond L. Morris
Nebraska
Assessor's Report for Ingraham Township
Mark Swarts, assessor for Ingraham township, reports 124 homes 109 automobiles 13 farm tractors 7 auto trucks 21 modern homes. There are 898 horses 118 mules 5520 hogs of which 1126 are bred sows 403 cows and helferg 3326 cattle of all kinds 171 sheep 16610 chickens 40635 dozen of ages produced.
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Mark Swarts
Ingraham Township
Jury awards one cent in defamation verdict
In Mineola the case of Joe Deitchler versus Fannie Schoening went to a jury for slander. The jury returned a verdict for Deitchler of one cent after a briefer than anticipated trial and a late deliberation following supper.
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Joe Deitchler
Fannie Schoening
Mineola
Deitchler
Schoening
Henry Deitchler
A | Schoening
Deitchtar
Son in Navy Sends Postcard From China
Mrs. Eliza Irby reports her son Wyley M. Irby is in China aboard a United States Navy ship. The postcard shows Murora city in Hokkaido. The message confirms his naval service and location for the family.
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Eliza Irby
Wyley M. Irby
China
Murora
Hokkaido
Worthy successor chosen for county Board of Supervisors
The candidate is praised for long service and careful, economical management of county business. The endorsement notes he will devote himself fully to the office and would follow in the footsteps of Mr. Cheyney, being on the job at all times.
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Board of Supervisors
Cheyney
New Church Campaign Pledges Reach Fifteen Thousand Dollars
Hastings campaign to raise twenty five thousand dollars for a new church reports pledges totaling fifteen thousand in the first week. The Martin and Son window display shows a modern plan by G B Purcell with a main floor auditorium social room kitchen parlor study and a basement with classrooms junior department showers toilets furnace and store room.
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Hastings
Martin & Son
G. 8
Purcell
Court proceedings proceed with alacrity in county cases
The Saturday jury in Mickelwait v Warren awarded the plaintiff 93.10 dollars plus interest for shoots sold. Three dam ages cases from the Hastings road project were tried Friday. Scott received 1600 dollars, Durbin 700 dollars, and Durbin 350 dollars, in excess or short of Board of Supervisors allowances. First National Bank Malvern v Skadan waived jury. judge to decide. Hanks suit settled out of court. Day v Baker yielded judgment by defense. The Mickelwait verdict favors the plaintiff.
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J. C. Mickelwalt
Wibur Warren
Hastings
John Imel
Lucy
A. Scott
Ivan Durbin
Orville” Durbin
Board of Supervisors
Lucy A. Scott
Orville Durbin
First National Bank
Malvern
I. W. Skadan
H. G
W. F. Pierce
Jennie L. Hanks
F. G. Day
George Baker
Mickelwait Vs. Warren
Freshmen Jollify at Donelan Home
About twenty freshmen enjoyed a lively Friday night at Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Donelan home with host James Donelan and many classmates. Activities filled the evening with games and energy, ending with refreshments. Miss Gertrude Follett of Malvern attended as an out of town participant.
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J. M. Donelan
James
Gertrude Follett
Malvern
Rudolph Hopp Seeks 2nd District Supervisors Seat
Rudolph Hopp, a well known eastern Glenwood farmer, announces candidacy for Member of the Board of Supervisors from the 2d District to succeed A. H. Cheyney. He is described as a live wire and a proven business man, focused on welfare of his home community and local development.
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Rudolph Hopp
Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
AH. Cheyney
Mopp
West Side
City Manager Lester Milligan to Speak at Court House
Clarinda city manager Lester Milligan will address the Chamber of Commerce and other interested citizens at the court house tonight. The speech aims to discuss Glenwood's future and a topic described as very important for residents to hear.
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Lester Milligan
Clarinda
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Glenwood
Riddle for April offered by Lyon and Lyon Chiro
The riddle from Lyon and Lyon chiropractors Glenwood invites guesses for a prize. It reads Millions contend, Billions descend, Trillions ascend, All a hand rend. First correct answer wins one dollar, with submissions due by May 10.
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Lyon & Lyon, Chiropractors
Glenwood
Junior League Social at the Methodist Church
The Junior League of the Methodist church held a social in the church parlors on Thursday evening April 29 from 7 to 10. About thirty attendees enjoyed an unusual program of readings and songs followed by refreshments. Performers included the League Yell Girls Quartet Grace Hevern Kathleen Millivan Lillian Winslow Mildred Hatcher and others with readings by Hubert Storer Charlotte Asbury and a Boys Quartet.
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Methodit Church
League Yell Girls
Grace Hevern
Katherine Millivan
Lillian Winslow
Mildred Hatcher
Doll
Viola Millivon
Playmiute
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Tom Sivans
Arlo Pickerell
Russell Burks
Will Croatk
Joe Kilmartin
Julius Tunison
Clyde Munsinger
Frank Widows
Dad
Glenwood Gospel
Wallops
Wear
Jones
Was
II Ottis
Ata Seabe
Ef - Kaplar
Haynie
Bishop
Hanks
P Bennett
Gilleard
Tebe Gunselley
1B Kates
Myers
Lf Warren
Mr. Strader
Cousin
Peters
Jollify
Lester Mulligan
Wideawake Club
Chamber OF Commerce OF
Junior League
Pythian Sisters
The
van Pelt
Mary and
Mildred
Mildred Bennett
Lois Slezak
Paul Judkins
Gwendolyn Townsend
Miss Lee
Col. Slezak
Dan Tucker
Hfe
REX Theatre
Pathe Review
Charlie Chaplin
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Black Shadows
Mutt & Jeff
Mint Spy
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