Decoration Day Observances in Mills County
Decoration Day programs outline in Mills County with processions led by Frank Pullman and Rev G A Barker. Emerson and Malvern feature ceremonies at churches and the cemetery with bands, prayers, orations, and floral tributes, including Lincoln’s Gettysburg address reading.
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Mills County
G A Barker
Lang
W R Orchard
Council Bluffs
ReQua
W Brown
Reading
Alfred Trenerry
Firemen
Lincoln
Gettysburg
George M Hilton
Paddock
Tabor Ling March to Itinerary for Memorial Program
Tabor Ling leads a May 30 gathering at A L Meese residence at 1:80 pm with drum corps veterans and school groups. They march to the Congressional Church for songs prayers recitations and a Soldier grave decoration at the cemetery afterward.
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Hazel Hunter
Deaths in Mills County and Glenwood area
Obituaries report the death of Mrs C F Roenfeld of Mineola aged 75 years 4 months 17 days following a long illness. Born Lena Kruse in Holstein Germany she married C I Roenfeld in 1863 and lived near Mineola. Surviving children include Ferdinand W F Louie Mary and Lena Schoening and August Spelman. Also notes siblings and other relatives. John Markey died at the County Farm near Glenwood and infant Jones died near Glenwood and was buried at Macedonia.
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C. F. Roenfeld
Wineola
Mineola Lutheran Church
Roenfeld
Mills County
Holstein
Germany
Lena Kruse
C. I. Roenfeld
Mineola
Ferdinand
W. F. Louie
Mary Schoening
Lena Schoening
August Spelman
Silver City
Katherine Nipp
John D. Kruse
Fred Kruse
Detlef Kruse
Davenport
Malvern Defeats Glenwood In Season Opener
In Malvern’s season debut, the Malvern baseball team beat Glenwood by a score of 9 to 1. The game featured uneven early form, with analysts predicting the next meeting will reverse the outcome. Hits were led by Malvern’s Deardorff and Smith while Morgan and Stimson pitched well for Glenwood. Regular Silver Grange session at Halfour featured farmer focus talks, plus a post-meeting repast.
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Malvern
Glenwood
Malverty
Malverns
Morgan
Stimson
Wheeler
Deardorff
Smith
Lome
Donner
Weardorff
Silver Grange
Halfour
Claude Brooks
Guy Breeding
Guy
Mineola News Highlights Local Folks and Events
A Tribune visitor admired Will’s new barn near Mineola and Jacob Pirmann’s upkeep at the Min eola hotel. Louis Bichel’s parlors draw crowds with ice cream and drinks. Cemetery ladies report fine fence work and grounds. Roy Miller and three young ladies escape injury when a buggy overturns after a horse spooks at a passing car. The Miller High Life team beat Mineola 22 to 3 as Dumfries teams join Mineola this season. A ninth grade is added to Mineola schools, with Ina Mason as principal and Winnifred Hatcher as primary instructor. New floor work at City Hotel, a new Ford sold, and cattle shipments to Chicago noted. Local visits include Mrs Wasserman, Miss Mefilelinger, and Edna Door. The Henderson baseball team defeats Macedonia. Tenderson sharpens tennis plans. corn planting and rains referenced. Teachers hosted picnics and fishing outings to end the school year.
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Tribune
W F T Roenfeld
Mineola
Will
Jacob Pirmann
Louis Bichel
Opera
Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Richard Vahrenkrog
Kingsley
Electric Light Company
Miller High Life
Council Bluits
Dumfries
Roy Miller
Chris Hoeck
Here
Emerson
Ned
Ernest Wasserman
William Loobey
City Hotel
Kolbe
Ina Mason
Hastings
Winnifred Hatcher
Glenwood
Jacob Denker
Chris Selead
TS Kilgore
Chicago
William Brown
Workman & Company
Ford
Margarite Maloy
Malvern
Joel Woods
Wilbur Trouser
South Omaha
Robert Wycoll
Red Oak
Charles Carson
Mefilelinger
M F Dilley
Ed Mathewson
Henderson
Shenandoah
J B Ferguson
Daugher
Eliott
Lincoln
Samuel Houser
Omaha
Goss
Prof Workman
Edna Door
Essex
Wlora Wilson
Saac
Macedonia
J E Coppock
Homer Wilkinson
Braden
Dye
Metcalf
Oakland
Davis
Tenderson High School
Irvin
Tenderson
Tellletinger
Alta Summit
Lalla Morris
Nishna
Wayne county suit seeks 25000 damages in slander case
Myron Tl. Munsinger a former farmer near Tabor now farming near Wayne filed suit in Wayne county district court against Don pale Cunningham and his father I Cunningham of an auctioneering firm. He alleges defaming remarks damaged his credit at auction sales and seeks 25000 in damages. The case involves prominent Wayne citizens and local interest.
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Wayne
Neb
Myron ‘Tl. Munsinger
Tabor
District Court
Wayne County
Donpale Cunningham
I. Cunningham
Munsinger
Young Cunningham
Balfour Aaron Burson Draws Attention In Glenwood
A report notes Aaron Burson of Balfour attracted attention in Glenwood on a holiday due to wearing a stylish hat. The text mentions laborers housed in about thirty bunk cars while laying new steel and surfacing track between here and Malvern, with about one hundred fifty men in the gang. The Balfour baseball team is mentioned as well.
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Aaron Burson
Glenwood Iubiday
Malvern
Balfour
Mendenhall Re-arrested After Days on Run
Mendenhall, who escaped Mills County jail in Glenwood February 26, was captured Saturday evening in Glenwood after returning to the home of L. Hooker. He faced two charges, including jail breaking and seduction, with bond set at 1200 dollars. He described a long fugitive trail from Pacific Junction to Kansas City and Sheridan, pledging to surrender Sunday but was seized instead. He could face several years in prison if convicted.
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Mendenhall
Mills County
Glenwood
L. Hooker
Bushnell
Edwards
Tribune
Pacific Junction
Kansas City
Hiawatha
Sheridan
Rock Island
Omaha
Ile
Fle
Tribune shifts Thursday issue to Wednesday
To allow the Tribune force to observe Decoration Day the Thursday paper will be issued on Wednesday. Advertisers are asked to vet copy early and those with news for Thursday should note the change.
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Tribune
Real estate transfers and sales listed for Glenwood area
Perry Wilson to J C Priest transfers lot 487 Hastings. J W Lodgin to J H Mayberry lot 4 block 1 Glenwood 1800. A J Warner to J M Harmer 208 acres in section 21 Lyong 12000. Robert Morris to Hf P Johnson part of lot 32 Glenwood 2000. Lizzie Lilley et alto Wit Scott 80 acres in section 29 Platteville 200. D A Kelly to S O Burgess lots 12 block 10 Gleason's addition to Prairie Junction 370. Miller to Burgess lots 370 Prairie Junction. JJ Taylor to M I Mauk 172 acres in section 32 Rawles 21000. Goodrich to D M Kling land in secs 2 and 11 White Cloud 5000. Candice Breeding to G V Brestling eval et of sw uf section b White Cloud. J W Thorp to HF Robling land in section 40 Platteville. JJ wing to JL Waoods contract for worth and seat of outlet 23 Glenwood 400 500 1125. Dr Wall Farm for Sale consisting of 240 acres northwest of Glenwood in Oakwnd St Mary townships old Dr Wall farm sold under order of court. farm can be divided. inquire of W S Genung Referee Glenwood. For Sale Cheap A good second-hand five-passenger automobile inquire L S Ferguson Glenwood.
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Perry Wilson
J C Priest
Hastings
Ce. Eee
J W Lodgin
J H Mayberry
Glenwood
A J Warner
J M Harmer
Lyong
Robert Morris
Hf P Johnson
Lizzie Lilley
Alto Wit Scott
Platteville
D A Kelly
S O Burgess
Gleason
Paitie Junction
AB Miller
Burgess
Pavilie Junction
JJ Taylor
M I Mauk
Rawles
Goodrich
D M Kling
White Cloud
Brestl
J W Thorp
Robling
Platteville JJ Wing
Dr. Wall
Oakwnd St Mary
Dr Wall
W S. Genung
Awa
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J E Wilkins
Ethel Yates
Dorris McDowell
Flora Baird
Margaret Kiser
Bruce West
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Baptist Church
Air
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Joan Markey
Presbyterian Church
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Jones
Geo. W. Jones
Sister
County News
the Tribune
Vnty
Glenwood High School
L. D. Brainerd
Epicsopal Church
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Hazel Miller
Esther Olson
Grace Edwards
Mildred Culkin
Dancia
Helen Hester
Beatrix of
Edwin Deupree
Clarence Carter
Maxwell Morgan
Ewart Howe
Nelle Godsey
Ruth Brooks
Aaron Bachman
Agnes Jones
Nellie Shannon
Corinne Record
Pimmy
Pavitle Junction
Finday
Kiger
J Ho Croak
Charles 8
Medbury
Malvern High School
Hame
Rey Frederick W Long
Ferguson
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