K P District Convention Goes Forward in Glenwood
The K P district convention is set for May 28 in Glenwood with representation expected from over twenty lodges across eight or nine southwest Iowa counties. Lodges from Hastings Council Bluffs Hamburg Bartlett Red Oak Corning Harlan Atlantic and others plan to attend. The event includes a parade, three degree work by visiting lodges, and multiple committee-led activities at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oftzen
Glenwood
K. of P
Iowa
P. Lodge of
Hastings
Council Bluffs
Hamburg
Bartlett
Red Oak
Corning
Harlan
Atlantic
Grand Lodge
E. J. Abbott
Glenwood Lodge
Mr. Abbott
Council Bluffs Lodge
Hastings Lodge
Corning Lodge
K. of P. Lodge of
L. §. Robinson
H. H. Cheyney
George O. Free
W. F. Hill
J. L. Woods
Frank Deerwester
W. D. Pace
GC. E. Dalton
C. W. Edwards
C. H. Olson
F. J. Wallace
A. J. Howe
C. T. Genung
J. L. Ross
G. K. Johnson
H. Cheyney
R. R Mickelwalt
H. A. Dick
da F M. McCluskey
T. L. Smouse
J. L. Belfatti
Wm. Skilicorn
Obituary for Mrs. R. Brown of Plattsmouth and Hastings
Obituary for Medora Elia Adkins Brown born February 1 1871 at Plattsmouth Nebraska died May 10 1915 near Hastings Iowa after eight weeks illness aged 44 years 3 months 9 days married to J O Brown August 19 1888 she became a Christian in November 1888 survived by husband ten children one daughter Opal preceded in death funeral May 11 near Griswold with relatives attending burial at Adams Nebraska. Gard of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sargent
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Sargent
Ellen Johnson
John Johnson
Mr. Sargent
William
Robert
Joe
John
Mills County
Carrie Welter
Smith County
Kansas
Esther Kates
Esther Coleman
Auglaize County
Ohio
Wa. H. Kates
Wapakoneta
Kates
Nebraska
Thomas Lambert
George
James C
William M. Philip R
Arnold B. Joseph J
Jennie Ducker
New Raymer
Colo
Samuel P
Sarah E
Annie M. Kates
J. F. Stille
Glenwood Cemetery
Mrs. R. ©. Brown
Medora Elia Adkins
Plattsmouth
Neb
Hastings
Iowa
J. 0. Brown
Jesus
Opal
Ernest
Lulu
Mae
Paul
Inez
Glenn
Vennice
Ruby
Ruth
Donald
Sarah Adkins
A. Mills
Council Bluffs
Chas. Walker
Henderson
Jesse Hendee
Panama
R. C. Kiever
Adams, Neb
Mr. Brown
Jameson, Mo
William Wiles
Frank Wiles
Ernest A. Brown
Griswold
A. Abhau
John Meyer
Boose
Blohn
Henry Wohlenhaus
Pele Isle
Louis Lindeman
Carl Lindeman
Real Estate Transfers Listing Several Parcels
Annie Spratt transfers lot 7 block 1 RB addition to Henderson to M C Harover. K A Baker sells south one third of lot 2 block 24 Glenwood. Chas H Nold sells lot 3 and all of lot 6 block 32 Glenwood to Thomas F Martin. Jos P Deardorf sells u44 of lot 7 and all of lot 8 block 17 Malvern. L250 4 in Hutfaker’s addition to Silver Say 8 fevseegece pes 400 cept the uertle feel in block Eda 8 Oaks to Richard Bada loc 550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie &. Spratt
M. C. Harover
R. RB
Henderson V.seeveree- Cree
K. A. Baker
K. L. Craig
Glenwood
Chas
H. Nold
Thos
F. Martin
Igt
Jos
P. Deardorf
Lee K. Wells
Pearl Wells
Malvern
Hutfaker
Oaks
Richard Bada
Miss Crumbliss named Nebraska beauty winner
Hastings notes tell of Miss Opal Crumbliss winning Omala News beauty contest among hundreds and earning a trip to the Panama Exposition in San Francisco with all expenses paid by the Daily News. She will be one of sixty U S beauties, chaperoned by Mrs. Champ Clark, with potential to become a movie actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Omala News
J. B. Hicks
Opal Crumbliss
Miss Crumbliss
Nebraska
San Francisco
Daily News
U. S
Champ Clark
U.S
Crumbliss
Omaha
Beaummont
Greater
Iowa
Commonwealth
Beaumont
West
Glenwood
America
Malvern Votes Library Tax Wins With Women Leading
In Malvern an election on May 14 approved taxing for a public library. Women organized and drove the campaign, taking the lead in voting and performing the effective political work that secured the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Ivory Soap Celebrates Pure Clean Odor
The article extols Ivory Soap for its natural, high grade materials and fragrance free quality, arguing that adding perfume would be akin to painting the lily and would ruin its sweetness and purity.
Malvern Score Ten For The Ford In Odd Car Chase
A local tale from Malvern recounts Fred Stone driving a big car that balked in the North Country. Four nearby men joined the car chase, hitching onto the Ford as ten and two cars rolled into town. Fred plans to buy a new car when ready. Other items note G Rinehart joining the Malvern Commercial Club executive committee and local visits between families from Indiana, Nebraska, and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaceville
Fred Stone
Fred
G. ©. Rinehart
Malvern Commercial Club
Will Wartin
Marian
Margaret
Kokomo
Indiana
E. G. Colling
Martin
Collins
Milton
Oregon
Mad dog runs amuck near Hastings
Frank Robbins, living two miles northwest of Hastings, heard a commotion in his hog lot and found a stray brindle bulldog biting his hogs. He shot the dog, brought its head to Malvern for Iowa City examination, and about 15 hogs were found bleeding. Some cattle may also have been bitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Evans
Charles W. Evans
Glenwood
Rapid City
S. Oak
Fay Wright
Evans
Grace Harvey
Davenport
Pacific Junction
Anna Wilson
Yabor
Emma McLaughlin
Laura Lincoln
S. B. Vinton
al Miller
Wash” O'Neil
Armory
Burlington
Minnesota
South Dakota
Frank Robbins
Hastings
Town City
Court Notes Bond Forfeited in Iowa Case
Court records detail State of Iowa vs 8 E Matthews and W A Priest over a forfeited appearance bond for February 3 1915. Judge Whacler ruled the lower court failed to require defendants presence before forfeiture and set aside the judgment. Florence Amos wins divorce from Albert. other probates and executors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
E. Matthews
W. A. Priest
Geo. Cross
Emerson
EH. Matthews
Matthews
Crawford
Whacler
Florence Amos
Albert
Twin Accidents Injure Stivers in Townside Mishap
J H Stivers and his brother were thrown from a buggy when a frightened horse ran into broken tile by the roadside. J H suffered a broken rib and a scratched arm while his brother escaped uninjured. Later, Mrs J J Stivers broke her right arm drawing milk from a dry well. The couple are recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stivers
Mr. Stivers
J. H
J. J. Stivers
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J. C. Brown
Recorders Office
Miss
Frank Madox
City
John Simpson
Mesdames Will Young and
G. S. Purcell
George Keifer
Ford
Doris Gaylord
Bert Fickel
Wesley Neighborhood
Ernest Stewart
Max
Frank Rockafellow
James Wearing
Harry Brown
Des Moines
J. W. Glover
Lemon Cox
Carl ‘Hodge
Anna Cross
Macedonia
John and
Thomas Young
Ina Wearin
Amanda Disbrow
If. B. Foy
Swift &' Co
Creston
W. B. Caven
Charles Hornbeck
Charley
L. D. Clark
Daddy
Carns
James Clark
Clark
C. QO. Johnson
Wesley
van Gorkum & Caven
Emily Rearden
Clatinda
Cornell Bluffs
Clyde
R. E. Poindexter
Botna Valley
Mulberry iGrove
Avery Miller
Avery
Messrs
Ralph Caven
Ralph
Myron Shipman
Clarence Smith
Squire S. 5. S
Hutchings
Sandiland
Zack
Fanny Beeson
Isaac Haines
Edgar
Beemer
W. H. Cowperthwaite
Bushnell
Illinois
Harry Juandis
A. Burrus
Cowperthwaite
Ianois
Epuna Young
Pacific Junction Schools
Henderson Flour Mills
W. H., Turbor
Harbor
MAD Dog
Margaret Heppenstall
O. J. Haldeman
F. P. Graham
California
Mary Smith
A. A. Mumea
Ben
G. G. Rinehart
K Vickery
William Hixon
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