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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
3
Pacific Junction opened its season with an 11 to 2 win over Plattsmouth on home soil. Huey and Fisher starred on the battery as every player contributed to the victory before a series of upcoming clashes with Council Bluffs teams.
In Winnebago Neb a series of social notices list visits by Miss Margaret Read to Dexter Iowa and by Mrs. Fred Simmons and her children of Council Bluffs to her parents in the area. Mentions include a Hard Times party to feature a tough uniform, and Mrs Claude May hosting a J F F club gathering with a reported good time. Also noted are Fern Shilling and baby from Council Bluffs visiting her parents, and Mrs John Hawker of Creston visiting her folks to attend Commencement. Funeral attendance from Red Oak and Deming for Mrs Will Maus is noted, with Maus having lived in Pacific Junction years ago. Also reported are details of the death of Awl born in Glenwood March 12 1878, and his burial in Randolph after services in Hastings.
James William Awl known as Will Awlag died at his Plattsmouth home on Tuesday May 23 after a seven day illness. He was closely associated with Glenwood where he spent most of his life.
Carl H. Cook announces he seeks the County Attorney office, subject to Republican primary voters on June 65 1922. He urges recognition of his three year record in office and invites inspection and remembrance from voters.
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