Class Play Delights Rex Theatre Audience
For two nights at the Rex Theatre high school performers delivered a brisk comedy about a stock broker bet to tell the truth for 24 hours. Strong leads included Robert Bennett and BE. M. Ralston with support from Clarence VanDusen and Richard Donnelly. The ensemble, chorus girls, and the orchestra under Miss Geneva drew praise for a lively, well staged production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Robert Bennett
Harold Sichel
BE. M. Ralston
Kenneth Graves
Clarence VanDusen
Edwin Myers
Richard Donnelly
Harold Reasoner
Bishop Doran
Marion Kates
Mrs. Ralston
Gladys Barber
Gwendoline
Mary Brown
Mabel Jackson
Louise Lyon
Marie Bryant
Martha Stille
Ethel Clarke
Lucile McKnight
J. Pigs
Miss Geneva
Miss White
Will See Europe travel plans of Miss Ames and companion
A letter to Mrs. W F Hill from Miss Fannie O Ames of Coalinga California details a planned European tour this summer. They will depart California in June, travel via Montreal to Havre, visit France Italy Switzerland and the Rhine, reach Ostend by September 7, then tour England and Scotland with no return date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hill
Fannie O. Ames
Coalinga
Calif
Miss Ames
Europe
Companion
California
Montreal
Canada
Liverpool
North Sea
Sweden
Norway
Havre
France
Italy
Switzerland
Rhine
Ostend
England
Scotland
Glenwood
Recorder's Annual Report Beginnings of Glenwood Funds
The Glenwood city recorder's annual report highlights eighteen tax funds and plans to add a Municipal Band Fund while eliminating the Water Fund. The column questions fund fragmentation, suggesting merging the general, improvement, and grading funds to reduce bookkeeping complexity and trusting aldermen to decide needs.
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Recorder
Glenwood City Recorder
The
Tribune
Death notices from Glenwood and surrounding areas
Glenwood mourns Mrs. Lizabeth Buffington Bogart a pioneer citizen who died after a brief illness following an accident funeral at 10 a m Tuesday in the home burial in Glenwood cemetery Clifford Stevens of Wesley near Hastings died of small pox after a two week illness buried in Wesley cemetery he leaves a wife and five children Amanda Lang of Hastings died after pneumonia following measles funeral in the home burial in Emerson cemetery Sampson Howard Mills county pioneer of Silver City died after two weeks illness aged over 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Bogart
Glenwood
Lizabeth Buffington Bogart
Glenwood Cemetery
Clifford Stevens
Wesley
Hastings
Stevens
Fickel Farms
Missouri
Amanda Lang
Eli Judah
Emerson Cemetery
Floyd
Faye
Sampson Howard
Mills County
Silver City
Married Ward Stropes Tie in Sidney Blessing
Cecil M Ward and Lola Na omi Stropes of Glenwood wed in Sidney April 29 with Rev G S Davis of the Presbyterian church officiating. They will reside in Glenwood and were accompanied by friends from Glenwood. Congratulations are extended. Frank J McMillan and Bertha Kuntze marriage announced as occurred in Omaha on April 30. Newlyweds left for California and Washington for their honeymoon and will reside in Hastings after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan-Kuntze the
Tribune
Frank J. McMillan
Bertha Kuntze
Omaha
Ounce
California
Washington
Hastings
Missing Glenwood boy inquiry from anxious parents
Mr and Mrs C H Morford seek help locating their son Beryl Morford last seen Wednesday noon on the road north of Malvern. He left home wearing brown oval and blue overalls with a cheap item. They urge anyone with information to contact Glenwood about his whereabouts. Daisy Bread ad and Mary Pickford note follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl
Glenwood
Malvern
C. H. Morford
Town
Impressive ceremonial of formal dedication Glenwood Masonic Temple
A May dedication marks the Glenwood Masonic Order’s new Temple. The project transformed the old Baptist church into a spacious, stuccoed building with 64 interior drops, two furnaces, dining and lodge rooms, and seating for about 140. H A Darting led through home labor, the dedication featured music, prayers, and addresses by Grand Secretary Parvin and others, with representatives from county lodges attending.
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Masonic Order of
Glenwood
Glenwoo
Old Baptist Church
H. A. Darting
Board of Trustees
Jensen
Alter
Egan
Parvin
HK. W
Iowa
H. A. Darthie
Lin Glenwood
M. W
Warl Peters
Hiv
Florey Ldanilson
Eewin Carter
Fred Kelley
Georges Masters
G.L. Roberts
Seth Dean
Gwinn, Logan
Tarting
Newton Ro Parvin
Order
Town
Wade
Huth Dean
Ann Arcicle
Peters
Marshall Sethe Devt
Court cases disposed of and jury adjournment noted
The Wallace Lumber Co is dismissed in the case of Henry Ivernham vs Eliza Harrison and W A TeppeI. Foreclosure cases include GC E Slump vs Jas KL Noel and wife. L M Kline vs Lyle Bellwood and wife, plaintiff wins. Malvern National Bank vs Herbert Holliday et al. defendants to plead by May. Replevin and injury cases filed. grand jury adjourned to May 22. Ray mond Snyder vs Bert Rager answer filed. contract rescission involved. Mills County National Bank vs R W Greenlee et al. Cheyney named receiver in Mills County National Bank vs R W Greenlee. Ferdinand Seitz vs Gen T Reasoner decree of foreclosure by default. Kilby case dismissed after default judgment against Randell and Greenlee. Ora Lee vs Whit Lugsch Otis appears for defendant. next term to answer. Lewis Pillsbury convicted of attempted rape. max sentence 20 years. First May term jury completed. Moor elected deputy at Masonic Temple ceremony. State of Iowa vs Pillsbury adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Kline
Lyle Bellwood
Malvern National Bank
Herbert
Holliday Et al
Lewis and Genung & Genunge App
Gennung & Genung
John Powley
F. E. Dashner
Cenung & Genung
Raymond Snyder
Bert Rager
Thi
H.H. Cheyney
Mills County National Bank
R. W. Greenlee
Ferdinand Seitz
Gen. T. Reasoner
Frank L. Kilby
C. C. Randell
Randell
Greenlee
Ags
Kilby
Ora Lee
Wht
Lugsch
Carl Otis
Tle
Lewis Pillsbury
Pythian Sisters Hold District Convention in Council Bluffs
About twenty four Glenwood Pythian Sisters attended the district convention in Council Bluffs with a morning and evening session. Glenwood lodge officers conducted the installation ceremony to praise, while Grand Chief Mrs. Mayilickman of Chariton and Deputy Chief Mrs. Leora Byers of Adair attended. More than a hundred members from outside Council Bluffs and Omaha lodges were registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Pythian Sisters Lodge
Council Bluffs
Glenwood Lodge
May Ilickman
Chariton
Leora Byers
Adair
Omaha
Two Glenwood Men to Face Trial for Lugsch Ear Theft
Charles Ashmore and Jack Ward admitted their names in connection with the Lugsch ear theft in Omaha. Requisition papers have been sent to New York, and the pair will be brought to Omaha for trial. Ashmore and Ward accompanied Lugseh to Omaha on the car’s theft day. Both had recently been released from jail after misdemeanor sentences. Ashmore was ordered to return to the Maryland government sanitarium.
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Glenwood
Omaha
Charles Ashmore
Jack Ward
New York
Ashmore
Ward
Lugseh le
Maryland
Fire destroys Farmers Co-operative in Randolph
A Friday evening blaze completely destroyed the Farmers Co operative Flevitor in Randolph, with a large amount of grain lost. A box car on the siding nearby also burned. No final loss figure yet. the building and grain carried some insurance.
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Randolph
Farmers Co-operative
Natal Day Celebration for 73rd Birthday
Mr and Mrs James Sanvern of Balfour joined celebrating Mrs S B Hutchings on her 73rd birthday. Family and friends noted her health as gratifying on this natal day with festive well wishes and bread promotions mentioned obliquely.
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and Myre
Haste Ings
James Sanvern
Balfour
S B. Hutchings
Mother Hutehings
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Newton Grocery
Carrie Wright
Daisy Bread
Deavenport's Bakery
Mary Pickford
Masonic Temple
O. W
Musglie Lodge
Tabor Lodge
Tabor
Glenwood Masonic ‘Temple Association
Mt. Gerizim
Ins
Bel
Masonic Orders
Glenrod
Omler
Eastern Star
NEW Masonic Temple
Glenwood, Iowa
Wallace Lumber Co
Henry Ivernhams
Eliza Harrison
W. A. TePpel
Charles Roe
GC. E. Slump
Jas
Jurge Peters
State of Iowa
Pillsbury
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