Judge Peters Clears Docket With Twenty One Cases
Judge Peters disposed of numerous matters in one session. He granted continuances in several cases, issued divorces, and dismissed or settled others. Complications included attachments, bankruptcies, and a naturalization request for Adolf Koepp, with mixed outcomes for Malvern residents and assorted creditors.
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Peters
B. Faye Thomas
Charles Thomas
Nebraska
Malvern
Thomas
Matheny
The Great Gamble Episode No 13 The Wolf Pack
Monday May 17 features Episode 13 The Wolf Pack with new developments. Also Snub Pollard in Tough Luck The Wrong Dope Stand Comedy Pathe Review 10 16c.
Five Weeks Old Babe Found Dead Near Emerson
An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans was found dead at their home five miles south of Emerson after the mother arose. Acting coroner Dr. J. M. Donelan ordered investigation by Dr. Yates of Emerson, who then asked Dr. Christy of Hastings to join. No inquest was required per the coroner’s report.
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J. M. Donelan
Frank Evans
Emerson
Yates
Donelan
Christy
Hastings
Evans
Death of Gayle Chase in Los Angeles
Gayle Chase born April 10 1894 near Mal vern died April 30 1920 in Los Angeles after five years seeking health. Tuberculosis marked her life. She leaves a step mother two half brothers and other relatives. Funeral Monday by Rev Howard Mintle. Burial in Hillsdale Cemetery.
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Gayle Chase
Malvern
Bis
Los Angeles
Gayle
California
Howard Mintle
Hilsidala Cemetery
W. E. Benson Sells
W E Benson who ran a Glenwood law insurance business has sold his lines to C H Otis and his office fixtures to J R Hubbell and John Lewis who will start a real estate office in the same rooms. He will move to Des Moines this week to join his son in law Mr Young and may later become a traveling insurance representative.
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W. E. Benson
Glenwood
Lig
C. H. Otis
Benson
Messrs
J. R. Hubbell
John Lewis
Des Moines
Mr. Young
Memorial Day observances planned in Glenwood
Arrangements to observe Memorial Day May 30 in Glenwood are set. A general committee led by W.W. S. Lewis H. H. Cheyney and Wayne Choate will plan the program. Memorial exercises will be at the Baptist church replacing morning services, Rev. Hillis to deliver the sermon, with graveside decorations and an afternoon program.
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Glenwotd
K. B P. Lodge
W.W. S. Lewis
H. H. Cheyney
Wayne Choate
Baptist Church
Hillis
Near conflagration at Missouri Valley oil station
A Thursday night gasoline spill at a Missouri Valley oil station nearly caused a large fire. A truck from Omaha overfilled its tank and the engine's heat ignited the vapor. The flames were subdued before serious damage occurred, with staff including Al Miller and Clarence Gray aiding in the response amid rumors of alleged drinking and intended slander.
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Missouri Valley Oil Station
Omaha
Murphy
al Miller
Clarence Gray
Reeder Hubbell
Sam Vinton
Lem Adams
Tom
Dustin Farnum Stars in Durand of the Bad Lands at Rex
Dustin Farnum headlines Durand of the Bad Lands at the Rex Theatre on Thursday and Friday. The Western thriller features Farnum as Dick Durand the bad man with the heart and includes Winifred Kingston and a strong supporting cast.
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Dustin Farnum
Matt & Jeff
Fox News
Rex Theatre
Dustin ‘Farnum
Durand
Dick Durand
Richard Stanton
Winifred Kingston
Babe Oressman
Lee Morris
Amy Jerome
Little Frankie Lee
Matrimonial Embarkations in Home County and Nebraska
Two Hastings area couples wed in Nebraska and Mills County. Harry Kemp and Ella Schroeder united in Alliance on April 10 and now farm near Hemmingsford. A Hastings couple, a former Hastings boy and Ina Bellwood Wear with Alvin Glenn Greeson, married on May 13 per Justice Day. May happiness attend both unions.
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Home County
Mills County
Nebraska
Hastings
Billiott
Squire Day
Glenwood
Court House
Tribune
Justice Day Ap
Hd Hathaway
Ina Bellwood Wearin
Alvin Glenn Greeson
Hemmingsford
Neb
Farmafe
Army Aervicp
Harry Kemp
Ela Schroeder
F. W. Kemp
Alliance
Ella Schroeder
Montana News Briefs: Weddings and Local Happenings
Amid Montana dispatches the writer notes a Thursday May 13 marriage in Council Bluffs joining Ray Noah and Mary Deitchler of Glenwood at Rev. C. O. Stuckenbruck's Christian church. The couple, after a Billings trip, are greeted by friends and a bond posted for Noah’s next court appearance. Also in Des Moines M. A. Stacy wed Eloise Roberts on May 15 and will reside on a Glenwood area farm, while Malvern pair Harold Hixson and Hazel Bohanan wed in Red Oak with plans to settle in Malvern.
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Benedict
Ray Noah
Mary Deitchler
Glenwood
C. O. Stuckenbruck
The
Christian Church
Edwards
Jess
Cupid
D. G. Jamison & Co
Des Moines
Stacy
Eloise Roberts
Marrna
the Tribune
Malvern
Harold Hixson
Hazel Bohanan
Red Oak
L. C. Cooley J
Ruth Hixson
Hubert Knight
Glenwood D. A. R. Meeting With National Officer
A Glenwood D A R meeting was held Tuesday afternoon May 11 at Mrs J W Carters home. About twenty members attended and heard an address by Mrs Schoentgen of Council Bluffs, vice president of the National D A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood D. A. R
J. W. Carter
Schoentgen
Council Bluffs
National Association of D. A. R
Buick Car Taken From Doctor's Garage Found Nearby
A Buick owned by Dr. F. M. McCluskey was stolen from his home garage during Sunday night and recovered the next morning parked north Hazel Street.
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Dr. F. M. McCluskey
Jon North Hazel Street
Makes Them Move From Missouri Banks Family Ordered West
Word arrives that Mrs. George Maxwell and a family on the Missouri bank south of old Egypt have been compelled to move due to encroachment by the giver.
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George Maxwell
Missouri
Old Egypt
Chamber of Commerce to convene May meeting at courthouse
The Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting Tuesday night May 18 at the courthouse. All members are urged to be present and participate in the session.
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Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Local Weddings Fill Glenwood Schedule on May Weekend
Roy Edward Graham of Nebraska City and Edith Goldie Swisher of Pacific Junction wed at Justice Day after a stop in Glenwood with the bride’s mother. The couple will reside in Pacific Junction. James F. McMillian and Pearl Myrtle Buesing, both of Omaha, also married by Justice Day and left for Omaha. Arthur Wallace Merrill of Pleasantdale and Elaine Abel of Emerson tied the knot at the bride’s home on Saturday in Glenwood.
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Roy Edward Graham
Nebraska City
Edith Goldie Swisher
Pacific Junciion
Glenwood
Claude Morgan
Office of Justice Day
Pacific Junction
James IF. McMillian
Pearl Myrtle Buesing
Omaha
Justice IF. G. Day
Arthur Wallace’ Merrill
Pleasantdale, Neb
Elaine Abel J
Emerson
Appeals From Site Selection In Valley View District
D Henderson of Sandiland in the Valley View Consolidated district appeals to the County Superintendent against the proposed school site. He argues the location is not central or convenient for district families.
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D. Henderson
Sandiland
Valley View
Jollify at Kemp Home with Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire Girls of Wah wahtaysee tribe joined by an equal number of pale faced braves enjoyed a lively evening at the Mr and Mrs F W Kemp home hosted by Miss Janice Godsey. The setting reflected a school day visit to Kemp household. The United States government today is described as the result of over 150 years of experience.
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Jollify
Kemp
F. W. Kemp
Janice Godsey
Gaunt
River flood threat ends upland crops near Pacific Junction
Reports say late rains drive the Missouri River to expand its banks risking land near its riverfront. Workers have spent years stabilizing the channel near Folsom. A minor bank break was noted three miles northwest of Pacific Junction, and a serious breach could damage crops.
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Missouri
Folsom
Pacific Junction
Glenwood ads and notices sweep county page
Glenwood locals offer $2 paint for a Ford, while news of sick Mrs. Mintle in Hemmingsford Neb and John Buffington's Crawford Neb return mark a county roundup. Tabor votes again on Consolidated school district due to a description error. Clark Laird named temporary Tabor postmaster. A Glenwood deal brings high grade garnish at saving prices. Glenwood clergy ordained, Emerson church pastor, and L & U Wullinger from Lincoln opens shoe repair shop with popcorn and peanuts vendor nearby.
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John Buffington
Crawford
Neb
Tabor
Fackher
Glenwood
East Center School Gala Closing Program Recital Summary
East Center School held its closing day program on Friday May 14 supervised by Miss Dora Borene. The program featured songs recitations and dialogues including Have a Smile Welcome The Birdies Week Hurrah for the Play You Cant Guess Dreams in the Twi Nght and My Pony with performances by students Marvin Parker George Boles Welton Parker and others. A large cast of boys and girls participated in drills readings and exercises ending with Here's to the Land of the Stars and Stripes.
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East Center
Dora Borene
Marvin Parker
George Boles
Fielden
Kenneth McPheron Welton
Marie Boles
Maxine
Geneva Parker
Severn Gilmore
Pete Steve AO
Kenneth McPheron
Ruby Jones
a _ Welton Parker
Clark Johnson
Harry McPheron
Fritz
My Pony
Welton Parker
Pe Cael Te Fieldon McPheron
Gladys Boles
Edna Andrews
Elva Arterburn
Johnny Frazier
Glanwood Boy Scouts Meet Tuesday Night
Glanwood Boy Scouts will meet Tuesday night in City Hall building formerly the old Baptist church. The gathering notes the venue's former use and invites members to attend the briefing in the civic space.
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Glanwood Boy Scouts
City Hall
Old Baptist Church
Bond Vote Called for Bartlett School District 1920
An election on June 5 1920 seeks approval from Bartlett consolidated school district voters to issue bonds totaling 49000 to build and equip a suitable school building. The district covers parts of Fremont and Mills counties.
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Bartlett
Board of Education
Fremont
Millsounties
Bring Soldier's Body Home From France
The first American soldier's body from southwest Ontario arriving in Hamburg home soil. Private Sylvester Case, who died in France on September 23, 1918, was brought from Hoboken New York where it landed April 28. A military funeral drew many Hamburg citizens.
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Southwest
Onn
France
Eurial
Hamburg
Sylvester Case
Hoboken
N. Y
Poor and revenue collector clash over tent show tax
A dialogue between The Poor and The Revenue Collector centers on wartime taxes for traveling tent shows. The Owner Manager defends ticket sales as charity, while critics urge accountability and oppose skipping the war tax. Real Americans are urged to stop passing the buck.
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Famliar
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Clarence Powers
Josephine Powers Richards
Marsh & Marsh (Inc
Hart Archer
Globe Mfg. Company
Pullman Bros
Milwaukee Corrugating Co
Osceola
St. Louis
Malvern National Bank
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Glenwood State Bank
Salyers Auto Co. Ag
A. J. Swain
Olive Swain
Minnesota
Ed Erickson
Erickson
Adolf Rudolf Otto Koepp
Schonlanke
East Germany
New York
J. H. Peterson
F. B. Wratter
Goodyear Tire Rubber Ice
J. R. Moore
A. T H. Engle
Ilenry
Earl Williamson
Hicks
Hmerson State Bank
J. L. Waterman
B. & 2. Railroad Co
Willard Starr
Charles Gipers
G. M. Young
E. L. Richards
H. B. Dull
Harl W.hodges
Margaret Buttman
Retta C. Angell
Contestanta
C. G. Chapin
A. J. jLong
Glenwood High School
Monrae Salisbury
Lyons-Moran
Rainbow
W. E. Benson Sells
K. P. Lodge
Treat
Greeson-Wearin
Noah Deitchler
Montana
Stacy Roberts
D. A. R. Meeting
Graham Swisher
McMillian-Buesing
Frank Mintle
Carlson & Kiersey
Clark Laird
TE. Adamson
Civil Service Commission
Corning
Creston
CG. S. Calking
Emerson Presbyterian Church
Calking
Emerson Church
Bruce West
Mickie
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