Grandmother Goodell 93 Died In Pasadena Home
Elizabeth Ann Goodell aged 93 died April 27 1922 at 289 Elm Avenue Pasadena She was aunt to Rev G W Goodell a Pasadena Methodist minister Her life was marked by gentleness hospitality and charitable deeds. Survived by children Kett M Ida Frank L and Rev George L Goodell and multiple grandchildren. Funeral at home followed by Mountain View cemetery services led by Dr Merle N Smith and Rev M Crist.
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Nels Bradway
Grandma Goodell
Elizabeth Ann Goodell
Elm Avenue
Pasadena
Alhambra
G. W. Goodell
Goodell
Glenwood
McFarland
Burington
Kett M. Goodell
Ida Goodell
Frank L. Goodell
George L. Goodell
van Nuys Calif
Alta Goodell
Nellie Small
Huntington Park
Beth
Harriet Goodell
van Nuys
Boyd
Pauline Blackley
Mountain View
Merle N. Smith
Iowa
John P. Morris
Harry B. Dull
Charles Wrenwick
Horace Chambers
Roscoe Byers
Nelson T. Bradway
Flivver Cows Alarm Dairy Girls in Verse
Bob Adais presents a playful spoof where Jersey Jane Guernsey Ann and old Dobbin debate Henry Ford and imagined flivver cows. The verse toys with modern tech fears threatening milk and bovine life as horses and cows reflect on centuries of service and future use under human masters.
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Jersey Jane
Guernsey Ann
Henry Ford
Sister Ann
Jersey
Old Dobbin
Moe
Hector
Jane
Ann
Henry Pards
Bob Adais
Lamb shipments top Chicago market for clipped lambs
Vern Matthews and W R Coward of Mis county near Tabor returned from Chicago with three double deck loads of clipped lambs. Matthews load led the market at 14.96 dollars per hundred pounds for 40 pound lambs, the year’s high price. Four loads sold at 14.74. Coward supplied two. Lambs were bought on the Omaha market late January at 9 to 10 cents per pound and gained 27 pounds plus nearly eight pounds of wool worth thirty cents a pound.
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Chicago
Matthews
W. R. Coward
Mis County
Tabor
Mr. Matthews
Mr. Coward
Omaha
City Notice Permits Firework Sales Before July 4
Dealers may sell firecrackers cap pistols and torpedoes for one week before July as regulated by the city council. No sales before June 27 or after 10 p.m. Fire crackers may not exceed four inches. Fireworks are banned on the square and citywide after 10 p.m. Mayor Lewis Robinson issues the rule.
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Lewis Robinson
County Finance Summary Reveals High County Office Costs
Auditor's financial report shows County Treasurer as the most costly office at 5964.19, followed by County Engineer at 4745.91 and the Auditor, Sheriff, and other officials. Court and jail expenses, farm costs, and care for the poor and insane contribute to rising totals, with five-year costs climbing from 47177.78 to higher figures.
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Court House
Vitagraph Presents The Little Minister at Rex Theatre
Vitagraph brings The Little Minister with Alice Calhoun in the lead at Rex Theatre tonight and Tuesday. The six reel drama follows Barrie’s tale, pairing the feature with Breaking Through and a comedy. Admission is 16 9 and 20 cents.
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Vitagraph
Alice Calhoun
Rex Theatre
James M. Barrie
Lady Babbie
Barrie
Return Visit to Sioux City Doctor and Wife
Dr B Knowles and his wife depart Sunday for Sioux City Iowa to reside for an indefinite period. His aged father is ill and the couple wish to be near him to assist in his care. They own a home at 2020 Court Street. Mr Harris accompanies them and will continue his painting trade.
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B. Knowles
Sioux City
Parking Rules Proclaimed by Mayor Lewis Robinson
The mayor calls autoists to stop parking along street curbing in front of business houses. He notes the curbside obstruction is objectionable and requests compliance. Parking near the courthouse park is allowed. Observance of parking rules is urged.
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Court House Park
Lewis Robinson
Mother's Day Service Delights Church Letting 59 Mothers Attend
Mother's Day services brought gratification to the Christian church with 59 mothers present for the occasion and special music. Bible school attendance was reported as pleasing though no number was given.
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Te Christian Church
Church
Bible School
Aleo
Jury at Work Today Detentions and Executorship
Ray Hughes jailed for 10 years at Ft Madison after burglary at the Martin store. appeal bond $5,000 set. Lewis Pillsbury to be sentenced tomorrow for rape attempt. Miss Nell Bogart appointed under bond $350,000. C R Buffington relieved as executor of Mrs L B Bogart's will. National Loan Co sues sheriff Edwards over failed levy on Sharkey property. $400 judgment against sureties J W Carter and J A Robinson. Vanderpool perjury case slated today.
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Ray Hughes
Martin
Ft. Madison
Peters
Lewis Pillsbury
Petit
A. m
C. R. Buffington
C. R. Buffington, Named As Executor of the Will of Mrs. L.B. Bogart
Nell Bogart
J. L. Ellsworth
Potta Wwalltamie
John
Hllen Sharkey
John Sharkey
Pat Sharkey
Julius Sharkey
National Loan Company
Downing
National Loan Co
Edwards
Sherif Edwards
J. W. Carter
J. & Robinson
Vanderpool
Pythian Sisters Set Regular Social Evening Next Thursday
The Pythian Sisters announce their regular social evening for Thursday night May 18. Members are urged to attend and enjoy the program. If weather allows a Hastings Temple delegation may visit. Refreshments will be served.
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Pythian Sisters
Hastings Temple
Pisas and Valley Farm Bureau Club Hosts Band Night
The Pisas and Valley Farm Bureau Club welcomed Glenweed Band members to a Friday gathering at Mr and Mrs C W McManuals home. Over 20 band members attended, enjoyed a royal feast, and received a surprise remembrance strengthening ties with the club. The article notes the warm reaction and public thanks.
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Ant Valley Farm Bureau
Oriday
C. W. McManual
Glenweed
Band Receives Gift at Club Meeting
Officers presented a band with 26 dollars in cash from club members. J. W. Stacy gave the purse of 25 dollars, accepted by A. M. Criswell. Responders included Alfred Standiford, Kemp, Theo Anderson, and Fred Kelly, with Hartman and Widows slipping away before the end of the meeting.
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J. W. Stacy
Farewell Party Honoring Miss Frances McFerren Near Pacific Junction
In Her Honor Mrs L C Cowardin hosted a farewell party for Miss Frances McFerren at the Cowardin home five miles NW of Pacific Junction on Friday night May 12. The gathering enjoyed old time waltzes polkas mazurkas and square dances followed by a two course luncheon. Miss McFerren has been a popular teacher in the community school. The guest list includes Mr and Mrs Dwight Lincoln and son Mr and Mrs Dwight Cowardin Mr and Mrs Art Smith Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Wm ONeill and daughters Gladys Agnes and Grace Mr and Mrs Don O Hag en Mr and Mrs Charles Coffey Miss Lavina Lincoln Estella Carter Hazal Carr Rosa Bantrup and others with Leo Carr Peter Halsey Ernest Barker Fred Edwards Gerald DeBolt Champ Cowardin John Bantrup Aubrey Llewellyn Hdd Mendenhall Bulis Karr Tom and Ail Lincoln John Hobson. Music by the Plaityilie orchestra.
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L. C. Cowardin
Charles Cotley
Don O'Hagen
Frances McKferren
Cowardin
Pacific Junction
Lavina Lincoln
Estella Carter
Hazal Carr
Rosa Bantrup
Leo Carr
Peter Halsey
Ernest Barker
Fred Edwards
Gerald DeBolt
Champ Cowardin
John Bantrup
Aubrey Llewellyn
Hdd Mendenhall
Bulis Karr
Tom and Ail “Lincoln
John Hobson
Plaityilie Orchestra
Tabor College Entertainers Charm Glenwood Audience
In Glenwood at the high school auditorium last Tuesday night a group of Tabor college students presented an enjoyable show. The audience, though aged, included many high school students, and encores indicated the performance was well received. Mrs Williams and Mr Misner delivered songs enjoyed by all, while the psycho analysis play offered humor for attentive listeners.
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Tabor College
Glenwood
Wunice Williams
Misner
Jplay
Good Record for Edwin Leu at Pleasant Valley School
Edwin Leu son of Mr and Mrs Emilieu earns perfect attendance for seven years at Pleasant Valley school.
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Edwin Leu
Emilieu
Pleasant Valley School
Beautiful Lake of Atitlan Described by Maudslay
The article reviews Lake Atitlan in western Guatemala as among the most beautiful and least known regions of the Americas. It notes the local Indians are descendants of Quiches Cachiquels and Zulugils, preserving many ancient customs, with a history of intertribal conflict prior to Spanish conquest under Pedro de Alvarado.
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Atitlan
Guatemala
United States
Panama
Alfred P. Maudslay
Lake of Atitlan
Dr. Maudslay
Genesis of United States National Parks System
The United States established a system of national parks overseen by several federal departments. By 1882 Hot Springs in Arkansas became the first park under interior supervision, later Yellowstone in Wyoming followed, and over the next decades additional parks and monuments were created under interior, agriculture, and war departments.
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Ulucheen
Secretary of the Interior
Ations Antliguey
Secretary of War
Arizona
Secretaries of the Interior, Agriculture and War
Hot Springs Reservation
Arkansas
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Memorial Service Honors Hans Porter Missionary
A large Holiness church gathering paid tribute to Hans Porter, a missionary who died in South Africa. Rev L B Worcester and Rev Adams led addresses, with music by a Tabor quartet and floral tributes. Porter, born in 1853 in Ireland, served in England and the United States before sailing to South Africa in 1892 and returning in 1921. He left a wife and two children, and relatives attended from Omaha Shenandoah and Sidney.
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Holiness Church
Hans Porter
South Africa
L. B. Worcester
Tabor
Sidney
Porter
Worcester
Adams
Cand
Dwight Worcester
H. Worcester
Pauline Hardy
Pauline Zook
Norman Durkey
Earle Geer
Ray Wichelberger
Ada Blanchard
Gavil
Nety Downpatrick
Down County
Ireland
England
Manchester
London
Omaha
Neb
U.S. A
Melvina Hiatt
Wesleyan Church
Hephaibah Taith Missionary Association
America
Africa
Jesus
Widen Douglas Street Bridge Recalls 14 Year Dedication
The Saturday World-Herald editorial notes plans to widen the Douglas street bridge for growing traffic and recalls the bridge’s dedication 14 years ago. A Glenwood interest centers on a militia drill where Company C placed second, earning 70 dollars, with Shenandoah winning 100 dollars and Villisca Greenfield following. M. H. Byers led Company C then, and some members remain residents of Glenwood.
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Saturday World-Herald
Douglas Street
Glenwood
Iowa
Company C
Shenandoah
Villisca
Greenfield
Putan
M. H. Byers
Clergymen Plan Sea Trip to Holy Land via Palestine
Rev. Clarence Moora of Wesley Church and his brother, along with four Minnesota ministers, intend a sea voyage in June to visit the Holy Land via Palestine, according to a prepared plan.
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Palestine
Clarence Moora
Wesley Church
Minnesota
H Palesting
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Harry Conrad
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Fred Newell
E. GC. Baldozier
J. H. Crouse
Wiarson
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John Judah
Mills County
John W. Lang
Faye Lucile
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Harrison County
John Lang
Merson
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W. HH. Trively Jr
William E. Judah
Mary Pickford
The
Mother’s Day Service
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MR. and
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