Juniors Banquet Elevates Glenwood Junior Senior Night
A 1922 Glenwood High School junior senior banquet transformed the Armory into a garden like hall with purple and old gold decor. Tables featured emblems and silverware while Miss Kathryn French attended as guest with the school board and faculty. Toasts honored events such as Field Meet and relays as Miss Geneva led music and students served as waitresses and organizers. Two feathered guests provided comic relief and were excused for the remainder of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Armory
Vathek
Kathryn French
Helen Miller
Winifred Cook
Sulpican
Dwayne Evans
Carl Standiford
Louise Dashner
Winifred McCormack
Axthelm
Miss McGrew
James Donevan
W. C. Rathke
Supt. Orr
Dr. Plimpton
Geneva
Mary Brown
Helen Agan
Misses Hammond
Wilcox
Miss Miller
Hawthorne School Picnic Closes Year Near Glenwood
Neighbors gathered on M H Goehring’s lawn three and a half miles southeast of Glenwood on Friday May 10 to mark the school’s closing. A cafeteria dinner, music, games, and contests filled the day with Bernice Murphy of Cedar Rapids winning a sack race against Mrs. Goehring. Families present included D A Bomar Fred McIntire Robert Young R N Ross C W Burson Mrs Charles Culley and Miss Bernice Murphy. Thanks were given to Miss Edith Muffley for her work with the pupils.
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Hawthorne
M. H. Goehring
Glenwood
Fred McIntire
Robert Young
R. N. Ross
C. W. Burson
Charles Culley
Bernice Murphy
Edith Muffley
Louisville High School graduates visit Glenwood Lake picnic
Fourteen graduates and a supervising teacher from Louisville Nebraska High School enjoyed a class picnic at Glenwood Lake last Tuesday. Dr and Mrs Plimp served as guides during the outing and aided the group in their outing plans.
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Glenwood Lake
Louisville, Neb
Glenwood
Glenwood Lake Park Outing With Plimpton Family Bye
Two class members Nola and Clara Noyes are cousins of Mrs. Plimpton. The teacher and Mrs. Plimpton enjoyed the outing at Glenwood Lake park. Dr. and Mrs. Plimpton joined in the basket dinner the class brought along.
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Nola
Clara Noyes
Pedigreed Saaman breed milk goat arrives in Glenwood
Mr and Mrs Fred Lawson welcome a four month old purebred Saaman goat named Echo Lady, shipped from a famed Inglewood herd. Despite a five day car ride, the white milk goat arrived in good condition and is described as a top notch milk producer amid interest from Chicago packers seeking fifty goats for their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lawson
Glenwood
Inglewood
Calif
Chicago
California
Mili
Myers Hosts Saturday Dinner for Local Teachers
Mrs G W Myers entertained Saturday evening dinner guests Miss Irene Isaacson Miss Eldora Isaacson teachers at Bartlett Consolidated school and Miss Geneva Seitz niece of the hostess.
Glenwood loses to Oakland 13 10 in baseball clash
Glenwood's High School baseball team traveled to Oakland Friday and fell 13 to 10. Sunday at home Emerson shut out the Glenwood squad behind strong pitching by Halsey. Phifer hit a homer for Emerson, while Halsey added a three-base hit. Two Glenwood double plays aided the win. Receipts totaled 30.25. Next game hosts Thurman.
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Glenwood
Oakland
Emerson
Hooker
Halsey
Capt. P. Bishop
Emersonites
Phifer
P. Bishop
P. Halsey
Hughes
H. Bishop
Hanks
Hunter
Shiley
Lipsett
Allbee
Thurman
Marriages noted in Glenwood and Red Oak records
Aistrope and Baggs unite in Glenwood on May 17 with Rev. C. M. Ward presiding. Owen Morgan and Jean Carder wed in Red Oak on May 15, officiated by Rev. Carl A. Glover. Harold Poilitt and Vera Stone marry in Red Oak on May 12 at the M E parsonage with Rev. L. Z. Goodwin. The Poilitts will reside in Silver City where the groom serves in a battery stallion unit.
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Aistrope-Baggs
Clyde Aistrope
Nellie Anna Baggs
Tabor
Glenwood
C. M. Ward
Owen R. Morgan
Jean P. Carder
Oreston
Red Oak
Carl A. Glover
Congregational Church
Poilitt-Stone
Harold Poilitt F
Silver City
Vera Stone
Macedonia
M. E. Parsonage
L. 2. Goodwin
Zova Poilitt
Anna Stone
Pollitt
Ilver City
May Party at Glenwood Pythian Hall Promises Big Night
A Wednesday night Muay 284 event at the Glenwood Pythian hall titled A May Party aims to entertain both children and the elderly. The committee Robinson, Boyer and Hubbell pledge notable acts and invite Knights, Pythian Sisters and families to attend.
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Glenwood Pythian Hall
Robinson
Boyer
Hubbell
Lelee
Pythian Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Combined Picnic Unites Two Plattville Schools
On Friday May 19 a combined closing day picnic was held in the Bethlehem school yard. Miss Frances McFerren of Lincoln school and Mrs Oma Franklin Lincoln of Bethlehem, with their pupils and patrons, shared a dinner brought by mothers, followed by a play spell and an ice cream treat. Both teachers remain popular with the school family and patrons after a year of work.
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Plattville Township
Frances McFerren
Lincoln School
Oma Franklin Lincoln
Bethlehem School
Bethlehem
Decoration Day Program for Glenwood Observance
Decoration Day will be observed in Glenwood on Tuesday May 30 with Legion men in general charge. Committees include Harry J Widows chairman W C Rathke C C Lipsett for Legion and Frank Choate chairman with J M Wyant W S Lewis M D Maxwell Ed Cook for K P lodge. Parade forms at 10 am with band Company I and Legionaires followed by civic groups. Autos provide transport for A R and W R C members. Parade moves from northeast corner at 10 pm to the cemetery for services. Decoration of Braves follows. Armory at 2 30 hosts meeting with music invocation and addresses. Flowers should be reported to the executive committee via Widows.
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Glenwood
Legion
the Legion
Harry J. Widows
W. C. Rathke
C. C. Lipsett
K. P. Lodge
K. P
Frank Choate
J. M. Wyant
W. S. Lewis
American Legion
Executive Committee
Pleasant May Rain Blesses Valley Farmlands
On Monday May 22 a gentle welcome rain revived crops and gardens. Farmers gaze from barns at green corn wheat and oats while cattle graze peacefully. Bossy the white cow brings strength and children smile as the valley shines with abundance. A plea to advertise items in The Tribune.
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Jevery
What Primary Means to Us in Mills County Iowa 1922
For the first time Iowa women may vote in a primary on June 5 1922. The piece explains party affiliation voting, ballot differences, and how six Republican and four county offices appear on the primary ballots with limited Democratic options. It notes rules on changing party affiliation and past noncompliance by voters.
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Iowa
U. S
Mills County
Frank D. Logan
J. W. Edwards
Gertrude Edwards
H. E. Gyans
Aufitor
Glenwood Shipping Association Sees Steady Growth
The Glenwood Shipping Association states it is on the rise and ready to serve local farmers. It touts a low average handling cost for the past year, inviting shippers to review its record of performance and efficiency.
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Glenwood Co-operative Livestock Shipping Association
Glenwood
Lovely Keg Valley Scene at Mineola
A Saturday visit to Mineola showcases the Keg Creek valley in full bloom with new corn, interspersed alfalfa clover and pasture. Beauty abounds in neat homes and large barns, with willows along the riverbank and the native forest to the west guarding the scenic ten mile stretch.
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Keg Valley
Mineola
Keg Creek Valley
Piano Recital by Mrs. S. M. Criswell Pupils
Three score people attended a piano recital at Mrs. S. M. Criswell's home on Friday afternoon May 19 at 4 p m. After the program the hostess offered light refreshments to mothers friends and pupils. Performers included Helen Cheyney Howard Hill Maxine Mintle Paul Criswell Pauline Seitz Sarah McCormack Wallace Warren Francis Maxwell Teckla Hangan Warren Knupple Clover Ling Opal Boyer Lucile Agan Lillian Glenn Velma Lein Geneva Seitz Maxine Maxwell Maxine Hamilton Marie Brower Margaret Heer.
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S. M. Criswell
Helen Cheyney
Howard Hill
Maxine Mintle
Paul Criswell
Pauline Seitz
Sarah McCormack
Wallace Warren
Francis Maxwell
Teckla Hangan
Warren Knupple
Clover Ling
Opal Boyer
Lucile Agan
Lillim Glenn
Velma Lein
Geneva Seitz
Maxine Maxwell
Maxine Hamilton
Marie Brower
Margaret Heer
Closing Meet at Briar Club Ends Year
Friday night marked the Briar Club's closing meet of the year. Weather fellows and many youngsters enjoyed a year of meetings with lively discussions and mental effort. B. Dean, the club president, presented a paper on a favorite topic "Tho was it."
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Briar Club
B. Dean
Court Goes On Without Jury In Hastings Case
The Hastings court, without a jury, decreed City Hotel property return to Henry Brownell due to failure of a coheir to comply with a prior agreement. The estate dispute arose after a deed to Mrs. Mary Brownell’s invalid son, Henry, for $1.00, claimed to be secured by undue influence. A compromise was reached, but funds were not paid, and the deed was relinquished. Other court actions included a divorce case, guardian appointments, a perjury matter, foreclosure suit, and sentences for burglary and attempted rape ending at Ft Madison.
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City Hotel
Hastings
Mrs. Brownell
Henry Brownell
Mary Brownell
D. E. Whitfield
Brownell
Clarence Powers
Josephine Powers
Fred Newell
Page
Floyd Lang
Amanda Lang
Alice Bentley
Vera Donner
Waunita Sage
Otta
Sage
State of Iowa
Everett Vanderpool
Edith Nebe Bereman
Martin Nebe
William Stout
Maggie Stout
Wallace Lumber Co
Pullerton Lumber Go
Petit Jury
Lewis Pillsbury
Ft. Madison
Jane
Manhattan Oil Co
W. Stroud
Vanderpool
Ray Hughes
Marlin
Logan
Shei Logan
Hughes
Luncheon Held for Mrs Mogridge and Staff Guests
Mrs George Mogridge hosted a large luncheon at her home on May 18 with Misses Irwin Estes McKee and Ken ney of the institution staff as hostesses. Beautiful flowers decor, pink and white sweet peas on small tables, a three course luncheon, and a pleasant afternoon of dominoes marked the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mogridge
Irwin, Estes, McKee and
Kenney
Institution
Red Oak City Clerk Records Borrowing Totals
The Red Oak city clerk reports the town borrowed 3500 dollars for its general fund and 5500 dollars for its inter fund, detailing the recent financial activity. The document notes an unresolved balance of 56 unknown units.
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Red Oak
Banky
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Armory
K.P. Lodge
the Tribune
Glenwood Shipping Association
Carl Morgan
Hastings Temple
Ww. C
Lewis Robinson
Council Bluffs
Myrtle Anderson
Yame
Mesdames Humphrey
EH. A. Davis
Marshall
Lugsch
Paul Judkins
Everett Anderson
Mildred Moses
Mildred
Mergeline Moses
Mesdames Lipsett
Altekruse
Messrs
Ronnd Kier
Dahle Boyer
Floyd Hvans
Otto Judkins
Blianche Burres
Eynle
James Swope
M. I
Messrs. and
Mesdames N. W. Colling
Fred H. Priest
I. C. VanGorkum
Art Hodges
Marence Sandiland
George Sehurgdy
Harry Brown
Joe Haden
Mesdames
Nellie Quimby
Anna Crawford
Dorothea Peterson
Grace Purcell
Belle Henson
C. J. Baxter
Miss Ithe Clark
WB. Willahan
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