Mary Amos seeks divorce on grounds of cruelty and abuse
Mary Florence Amos asks for divorce from Albert Amos after a marriage in Omaha on November 6, 1911. She claims cruelty, abusive language, threats to kill, and injury to her, including a severed arm injury, seeking relief from the court. The report also notes a garnishment against Glenwood State Bank and various district court items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Florence Amos
Albert Amos
Mills County
Omaha
Amos
Albert
J. B. Anderson
Glenwood State Bank
W. C. Vinton
Justice Court of
Y. Shuffler
Peaifie Junction
Track Meet at Tabor Sets Southwest Iowa Scene
The Tabor College Athletic association hosted a Saturday track meet in Tabor with twelve southwest Iowa high schools. Shenandoah won the banner with many top honors going to Collins of Shenandoah, a Black student. Malvern, Glenwood, and Silver City were among Mills County showcases. notable finishes included Slater third in the 220, Phelps second in the 440, and Clipson third in the 50. No mile race entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Tabor College Athletic Association
Iowa
Shenandoah High School
Shenandoah
Collins
Mills County
Malvern
Glenwood
Silver City
Slater
Phelps
Clipson
Aigtrope
Ruth
Dice
Dye
West
Geo. Long
Mahlon Bachman
Dean Jackson
Arthur Buch
Claude Rist
Guy Alley
Maurice Phelps
Leonard Gilmore
H. Stranathan
CG. C. Clipson
P. S. Bryant
C.F. Doyle
C. Maddocks
H. May
V. ‘Wilkins
L. Ringer
A. Rommel
R. McReynolds
Lawson
Mushrooms Bulletin Warns on Edible Risk
Government bulletin No. 175 warns there are 159 mushroom species with 72 poisonous. It cautions against eating any mushroom unless clearly edible and fresh when prepared. For sale: Glenwood residence on North Locust Street, $3000 with $1000 cash and $500 yearly payments. contact Mrs Ezra Bradford at B. B. Woodruit's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
North Locust Street
Ezra Bradford
B. B. Woodruit
Henderson Mrs E J Perley Dies In Omaha Visit
Mrs E J Perley of Henderson died Tuesday morning in Omaha after illness while visiting Hilcott with her children. She was taken to Omaha for specialists but died at four o'clock. Funeral services were held in Elliott Wednesday afternoon. The community mourns her loss, leaving a husband and two children plus parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Perley
Omaha
HE. J. Perley
Elliott
Henderson
May Require Zoologist For County Wolf Bounty Decision
Emory Whittaker north of Emerson presented a animal head to the County Auditor claiming it is the remains of a wolf deserving the $20 bounty. Auditor Humphrey withheld immediate payment, referring the matter to the board for expert testimony. The head resembles a female bulldog, but the captor insists it is wolf like and half dog, half wolf, with wolf‑level destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honorable Board of Supervisors
Emory Whittaker
Emerson
Humphrey
Whitaker
Glenwood Shooters Earn Honors at Omaha Gun Club Shoot
The Omaha Gun Club hosted a two day shooting tournament on its Iowa side grounds near the Missouri River bridge. Over fifty contestants from the west competed in 150 clay pigeon events with A S Howards taking third at 140 of 160. Kingsley of Omaha led with 148, Gates of Columbus 142. In the cup event the three top shooters were handicapped with Edwards and Gates five yards and Kingsley six. Glenwood’s Paris Cheyney was second in the handicap with 92, while Tholman of South Dakota scored 34. Gates 77, Edwards 81, Kingsley 82 in handicap. Team members from Glenwood who attended Monday were Fickel, Mickelwait, Donelan, Wallace, Edwards, Warren, Cheyney, Genung, Rhoades. Tuesday attendees included Kieckel and Mickelwalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Edwards
Gates
Kingsley
Glenwood
Paris Cheyney
Tholman
South Dakota
W. H. Fickel
Joy Mickelwait
J. M. Donelan
F. J. Wallace
A. §. Edwards
Clarence Warren
C. T. Genung
Everett Rhoades
W. H. Kieckel
Joy Mickelwalt
Malvern High School Commencement and Baccalaureate Details
Malvern High School will hold commencement exercises on May 28, 1915, with the baccalaureate sermon on May 23 at M. E. Church delivered by Rev. M. A. Gable of Hastings. The graduating class has thirteen members, four boys and nine girls, including Yandell C. H. Seaton, Gladys Marie Fisher, Melvin Ollen Robbins, Alice May Axtell, Ralph D. Adams, Ruth Lucille Durbin, Vera Ethel Stone, Robert A. Axtell, Mabel Ruth Stevesson, Clayton B. Roberts, Velma Pearl Kilgore, Ramona Mary Graham, and Harry A. Berkheimer. For sale a white Mitchell roadster in good condition. -J. M. Dunn, Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
M. BE
M. A. Gable
Hastings
Yandell C. H. Seaton
Gladys Marie Fisher
Melvin Ollen Robbins
Alice May Axtell
Ralph D. Adams
Ruth Lucille Durbin
Vera Ethel Stone
Robert A. Axtell
Mabel Ruth Stevesson
Clayton B. Roberts
Velma Pearl Kilgore
Ramona Mary Graham
Harry A. Berkheimer
Also Mentioned on This Page
the District Court
Wheeler
Thornell
Charles Pitsenberger
James Owens
A. M. McCluskey
Pacific Junction
H. Baxter
Sam Estes
CG. H. McClain
EH. O. Mizener
W. A. Cole
C. W. Salyers
Clarinda
O. D. Wheeler
Eli Vickery
C. B. Christy
Florence Durbin
Maynes
Council Bluffs
Emma Scott
Winfield E. Scott
National Travellers Protective Association of
Scott
William Aughe
Leonard Young
St. Mary Township
Aughe
Young
Mrs. E. M. Venus
Raymond Davenport
Red Oak
Squire Davidson
Macedonia
Mr. Petty
Ford Dealers
Ellett
Jesse Loving
Ellwyn
Workman Twins
Gecil and
Carrol
Workman and Hockenberry
Charlie Carson
John Frugher
Wm. Lewis
Jennie Gravett
Ben Guyer
Charles Walker
William Creamer
Mrs. Creamer
Mesdames
Jacob Coppock
Henry Darnell
W. H. Hittle
Rose Plumb
Will Lewis
Ella Houser
James Houser
Glifford Stephens
Lyons
Wake
Leo. Stephens
J. C. Spratt
Oakland
Joe
Ralph Creamer
Ralph McClenahan
George Kemp
Kemp
James, W. Kell
Standard Oil Co
The
Herring Motor Company of
Des Moines
A. W. Smith
Bud
J. J. Curran
Alec Cain
Wastoids
Ford
Harney Auto Company
John W. Lewis
W. A. Service
Geo. Geopfarth
Earl Sowers
R. C. Buck
M. C. Harover
Nis Dbuysen
A. O. Harney
Studebaker
A. O
John Bell
James Galbraith
M. B
Mel
Harney Co
Harover
Roy Gravitt
Mrs. Gravitt
Yale Motor Cycle
Sewing Machine
Badger
Harry Boyle
Charles Goliry
President Wilson
van Loons
Bobby
E. Whittaker
Bounty— Board
Betsy
J. M. Dunn
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