Revival in Glenwood Ends After Three Weeks of Work
The Glenwood union revival meetings closed Sunday night after three weeks of fruitful services. Dr. W. M. Plimpton H Logan and Senator Gillilland spoke brief closing addresses praising the effort. Large Sunday crowds filled five services with many turned away. Over one hundred pledged to Christian life and church choices, while about $400 was raised in a free will offering for the evangelists. The running expenses totaled around $125. Evangelists Charles Cullen Smith and Rev. Mr. Colburn left Glenwood with warm friends and plan further work in Logan and Kansas City.
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Glenwood
W. M. Plimpton
H. M. Logan
Senator Gillilland
Charles Cullen Smith
Mr. Colburn
Mr. Smith
Fred Smith
Johnson County
Rock Island
Burlington
Chicago
Logan
Smith
Marshalltown
Rev
Colburn
Congregational
Percival
Kansas City
Will
Teacher Married a Soldier Closes Eureka No 1 School
In Eureka District No 1 St Mary Miss Harriet Wail taught the final weeks of the year. The winter disruption followed the sudden marriage of Miss Hazel Bailey to a Fort Crook soldier. A note from Mrs Peterson ended her teaching and a replacement was found. The fort’s soldier tea cher was not court martialed, and Eureka No 1 resumed smoothly.
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Eureka
St. Mary
Harriet Wail
Hazel Bailey
Fort Crook
Herman Fahrlander
Peterson
Death of Sam Mudd Accidental, Malvern Note
The Death Was Accidental report in Fridays Tribune states Sam Mudd, a Malvern youth and brother of Mrs. Walter Smith, died from an accidental rifle discharge. Remains arrived Saturday. he had moved two months earlier to Serena, Jr., and worked for B L Garrow in a meat market. The rifle near his body suggests an unintentional discharge while he carried it to the slaughterhouse. The accident location and exact details remain unclear.
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Sam Mudd
Malvern
Walter Smith
B. L. Garrow
Bam
Serena, Jr
Kentucky Native Dies by His Own Action in Malvern
A young man from Kentucky, who had lately lived with his sister Mrs. Smith in Malvern, allegedly took his own life with no apparent reason. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the Malvern Baptist church by Rev. Wilkins. He leaves two half sisters, Mrs. Marion Kerney and Mrs. Will Shepard, in Malvern.
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Kentucky
Mrs. Smith
Malvern
Marlion Kerney
Will Shepard
Wilkins
Malvern Baptist Church
Hastings Pupils Present The Deacon's Tribulations Play
Hastings high school pupils stage The Deacon's Tribulations at Hastings opera house on Friday night with a follow up farce Murder Will Out. Cast includes Deacon Thornton Grover Davis nephew cast guests and convicts with Dusty Jim Billy Nellie and Lena among others. In the farce Lena and friends join Dinah the cook Eva Hutchings seeks a job in a lively student performance.
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Hastings Opera House
Hastings High School
Vollowing
Deacon Thornton
Grover Davis
George Graef
Deacon
Hayden Clark
George Darrah
James Reed
Verne Clark
Orville Durbin
Dusty Jim
Fred Peterson
Billy
Ray Christie
Pete
Arthur Davis
Amelia
Sielen Whitnall
Mrs. Thornton
Fern Colling
Daisy Dean
Marie Bowman
Nellie
Darrah
Mae Colling
Lena
Esther Carlson
May Taylor
Minnie Sprague
Beulah Dimmitt
Bertha Gustin
Dinah
Quenise Whitnall
Bridget O'Flaherty
Eva Hutchings
Court House Improvements Underway At County Seat
Carpenters painters and other workers busy this week on the Court House with improvements begun last fall. The two month period will bring topsy turvy conditions, especially on the lower floor as a tile floor is laid and a cement foundation for a large safe is fashioned. A brick flue for a new steam heating plant will run through the treasurer's and judge's rooms while old flues are removed. J H Hamilton handles painting and penciling brickwork, Joe Walling paints the roof, and Janitor Van Kirk mows the lawn as dandelion season begins.
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Court House
J. H. Hamilton
Joe Walling
van Kirk
Ball Game at Glenwood Park and Southwest Iowa Field Meet
A West Oak versus Uniques of Council Bluffs baseball game is set for next Saturday at Glenwood athletic park with a 3:30 start. The southwest Iowa high schools field meet will also be held next Saturday at Tabor with many Glenwood students, including Lawrence Hogart Wayne Hogart Glen Mintle George Staples Bernard Gunselley Jared Dull Wendell Chambers and Eugene Hale representing the local school.
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Glenwood Athletic Park
West Oak
Uniques
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Tabor
Glenwood
Lawrence
Wayne Hogart
Glen Mintle
George Staples
Bernard Gunselley
Jared Dull
Wendell Chambers
Eugene Hale
Death of Hastings farmer J J Barnes after six months ill
Doings of the Death Angel J J Barnes a well known Hastings farmer died Sunday morning at 2 o clock at his home two miles south of Hastings after an illness lasting six months He was about 60 years old and survived by his wife three sons John Herbert and Robert a daughter Mrs Hol Lang plus brothers sisters and an aged mother The obituary notes the family and enduring ties in the community.
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J. J. Barnes
Hastings
John
Herbert
Robert
Hol Lang
Pheter
County Spelling Contest a Big Success in Glenwood
The county spelling contest in Glenwood drew strong rural and town participation with 16 rural and 6 town schools in the junior contest and three high schools in the senior event. Prizes totaled 45 dollars in cash plus other bills. winners included Doris McDowell and Clyde Merritt, with Silver City pupils capturing multiple prizes and strong showings from Glenwood and Malvern.
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Glenwood
Supt. Masters
Henderson
Pacific Junction
the Tribune
Silver City
Silver Wity
Cunningham
Pearl Kiddoo
Mineola
Senior Spellers Compete Across Three High Schools
Senior Spellers from Silver City Malvern and Glenwood high schools participated in the contest with entrants Irene Hen de Cecil Baines Alice Plumb Willie Kruse Grover Goos Clara Kochen derfer Ruth Reeve Harry Plumb Fred Kruse Morace Duesler Ray Maddock Francis Mulholland Bruce Boehner Irwin Donner Clyde Merritt Christine Sherfey Nellie Shilwagon Hertha Rathke Mabel Gibbs Gene McGlenathan Hazel Miller Velura Stlall Hazel Banister Eva Lambert Addie Punches Lela Miller Elsie Evans Fred Dean Ewart Howe Eugene Hale Katie Curtis.
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Silver City High School
Irene Hende
Cecil Baines
Alice Plumb
Willie Kruse
Grover Goos
Clara Kochenderfer
Ruth Reeve
Harry Plumb
Fred Kruse
Morace Duesler
Ray Maddock
Malvern High School
Trancis Mulholland
Bruce Boehner
Irwin Donner
Glenwood High School
Clyde Merritt
Christine Sherfey
Nellie Shilwagon
Hertha Rathke
Mabel
Glenwood
Lucile Heinsheimer
Gladys Waterman
Alice Lamb
Winnifred Estes
Birdie Punches
Grafton van Horn
Thomas Ross
Ward Baker
Daisy Murphy
Mae Dunn
Bessie Stillwagon
Minnie Linn
Lulu Gilleard
Leona Lee
Dale Hevern
Vaneha Miller
Esther Pickins
Bessie Carl
Lester Ross
Leisla Winkler
Nancy Lamb
Grace Lufkin
Josephine McEwen
Pauline Hop
Eleanore
Kathryn Mel Jor
Hastings
Mamie Clark
Glen Dixson
Vernon Crouse
Gertrude Clark
Silver City
Pearl Burrows
Fay Bryant
Paul Reeve
Chris Kruse
Charles Dresser
Edgar Waltrip
Frances Plumer
Hillsdale
Josephine Hixson
Marjorie Buttington
Emerson
Hargie Douglas
Pearl Hicks
Naomi Salmons
Eva Schick
Ruth Taylor
Cameron Scott
Edna Eaton
Doris McDowell
Eddie Sirdsall
Jesse Longshore
Pacific City
Selina Colgan
Alice Scott
Greta Schmidt
Willie
Mildred Beaton
Mineola
Eva Kierseh
Irene Hoech
Louie Kruse
Maggie Prien
John Grudis
Plainview
Esther Stranathan
Della Hopp
Florence Thomas
Mabel Crouch
Helen Williams
Williams
Cecil Lee
Ruth Roland
Viola Haynie
Vera Turner
Letal
Oak
Ruth Schoening
Glen Walker
Tillie Horn
Arthur
Stella Straight
Prairie Valley
Ingraham—Ruussell
Phifer
Junior Spellers Contest Names Read Like A Pageant
A long list of participants from multiple towns and schools spans grades 6 through 8. Names include Glenwood Lucile Heinsheimer Gladys Waterman Alice Lamb Winifred Estes and many more across Malvern Hastings Silver City Hillsdale Emerson Pacific City Mineola Plainview and other locales.
Fine Fruit Prospects for Queen Mills Apple Yields Strong
Fruit prospects look bright for Queen Mills with most fruits except peaches and strawberries showing promise. Peaches were hurt by a severe winter freeze while apples are in good condition and could yield well if growers prune now and spray to combat worms and scab. A meeting of orchardists is urged to share best practices and boost the county’s apple crop this year.
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Queen Mills
Wesern
Tabor College Campaign Reaches Funds Milestone
Tabor College and town celebrate a three day financial drive that raised 14 345 in new pledges toward 75 000 needed to secure Carnegie's 25 000 match for a 100 000 endowment. Faculty, students, alumni, and groups pledged varied amounts including four $1 000 gifts and a 500 from the Woman's Union.
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Tabor College
Tabor Tewns
Congregational Church
Carnegie
Seniors
Middle Academy
Woman’s Union
Marriage of Austin Bliss and Miss Etta Schade
The Randolph Enterprise reports the marriage of Austin Bliss and Miss Etta Schade in Red Oak on April 29. Justice of the Peace Blackstone performed the ceremony. The bride is the Schade’s only daughter, a highly esteemed young lady, while the groom is J R Bliss’s son and a trusted clerk at A Freeman’s.
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Randolph Enterprise
Glenwood
Austin Bliss
Etta Schade
Red Oak
Justice of the Peace Blackstone
G. Schade
J. R. Bliss
Clark
A. Freeman's
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J. &. Barnes
Emerson and Glenwood
Irene Heide
Horace Dresler
Pourth
Frances Mulholland
Sunior
Frances Potts
Mapica
Bancock
Pagan
Malacca
Ourang-Outang
Manila
Hindustan
Masters
Morgan
Mabel Roper
Agnes Samuelson
Mamie Foreman
Dresley
Miss Heide
Rochester
Pittsburg
Omaha
Los Angeles
Tin
Cathryn
Merle Fynn
Mae
Eddie Hunt
Gowen
Elliott Robinson
Anna Timmerman
Marie Lohse
Christine Seita
Weldon Walker
West Liberty
Josephine McFerren
Kyle Endicott
Edwin Fahrlander
Pleasant Ridge
Rawles
Lewis Evans
Silver
Center
Chris Detlef
Ralph Adams
Bliss
Schade
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