Glenwood and Omaha Play an Exciting Game Foot Ball
In a Thanksgiving daytime gridiron clash Glenwood and Omaha high schools battled to a 0–0 tie. The hard fought contest featured skill and nerve with no goals, several penalties, and a center-start by design as both sides matched stride for stride. Glenwood, led by Wendell Chambers, pressed Omaha but could not cross the line. Omaha’s captain endured a sprained ankle before full time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Glenwood High School
Omaha High School
Neraska
Omaha
Robert LaChapelle
Dob
Wayne Bogart
Harry Byers
Glen Mintle
Dave Barnett
Warl Kiddoo
John Buffington
Enos Rager
Wendell Chambers
Posey Staples
Lawrence Bogart
Leon de Brohn
Fred Dull
Fred Dean
Wedding Fetes May Swarts and Thomas McMahan at Silver City
The wedding of May Swarts to Thomas McMahan of Stansbury Mo took place at noon on Thanksgiving Day at the Swarts home. Rev Peter Jacobs officiated with Mendelssohn’s march. The event doubled as Thanksgiving and May’s 20th birthday celebration with a four course dinner afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Swarts
Silver City
May
Thomas McMahan
Stansbury
Peter Jacobs
Mendelssohn
Sadie Reeve
Local marriages mark town changes and new homes
The newspaper notes several weddings with details on partners, origins, and future residences. McMahan, a Wabash brakeman, marries in town then plans a several week eastern trip before settling in Stansbury Missouri. Hazel Hanks and Elmer Hall wed at the Christian church parsonage in Glenwood and will reside in Creston. Albert Asmussen and Alyena Hammer marry in Glenwood with plans to live near Treynor on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahan
Wabash Road
Missouri
Stansbury
M. C. McMahan
Groom
Hebron
Neb
Emilie Moshage
Wisner
Hazel Hanks
Elmer E. Hall
Glenwood
Christian Church Parsonage
Harris
Noah Banks
Creston
Tribune
Albert Asmussen
Treynor
Alyena R. Hammer
Silver City
Justice I. G. Day
Charles Hammer
the Tribune
No Indictments in Glenwood District Court Week
Very little action marked the Glenwood district court week as Judge Macy adjourned till Monday. First cases include National Bank of Malvern vs RB 5 Hillyer and State vs Charles P Hamilton for seduction. Grand jury found no indictments, only a dinner invitation from Sheriff Linville. estates and a divorce also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Macy
Harlan
First National Bank of Malvern
RB. 5
Hillyer
Charles P. Hamilton
Mills County
Linville
Starbuck
Young Man Goes Insane Near Henderson
A 19 year old farm worker Arthur Gipson from Humansville Missouri developed mental illness near Henderson last week. He was arraigned in Glenwood, sent to Clarinda, and then returned to Glenwood as talks continued for transfer to a Missouri hospital amid growing weakness and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Arthur Gipson
William Walker
Glenwood
Clarinda
Linville
W. M. Donelan
Witte
Iowa
M. D. Gipson
Humansville
Polk County
Young Gipson
Missouri
Experiences Among Obscure Canadian Lakes by Mr Hill
Mr Hill writes of a summer paddle trip across obscure lakes along a Laval River tributary in latitude between 49 and 50 north. The journey features pike and trout fishing, birch bark crafts, bear glimpses, rocky valleys, and a zigzag water system with lakes at different heights. The narrative ends with a return to Bic Rideau in late summer, praising local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hill
Laval
Hudson Bay
North America
Quebec
St. Pierres
Bic
St. Lawrence
Borles Waa
Turkeys Sultan’s Land Seen Through Dwyer View
Center township’s John H Dwyer sends Brockton Times article by Prof Ian E Dwyer on Bulgaria’s independence and Turkey’s reform era. It notes Bulgaria’s de facto self rule over 30 years, its resources and education, and a calm, reform minded push toward independence amid Balkan politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Dwyer
Center Township
Tribune
Times
Brockton
Mass
Turkey
Ian E. Dwyer
Dwyer
Robert College
Constantinople
Brockton Times
Bulgaria
Prof. Dwyer
Committee On Union and Progress
Local Jail Resident Lingers In Unchanged Condition
The subject remains in an unchanged state, receiving care at the jail. Gipson, described as industrious, has a deposit of 140 at the Silver City bank and funds due from Mr. Walker for corn gathering. The report notes the ongoing concern and financial details surrounding Gipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipson
Silver City Bank
Walker
Woodruff Resigns Mills County Sanity Commission Seat
E. B. Woodruff resigns from the Mills County sanity commission this week. Judge Macy appoints W. B. Lewis to fill the vacancy for the regular term expiring in April 1909. Other members are Dr. F. T. L. Hester of Glenwood and Clerk F. H. Davis. The term is three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Woodruff
Mills County
Insanity Commission
Macy
W. 8. Lewis
F. T. L. Hester
Glenwood
F. H. Davis
Baptist Mission Circle Bazaar Set For December Details
The ladies of the Baptist Mission Circle host their third Biennial Bazaar on Saturday at two o clock in the Sunday School room of the church. Items for sale include fancy work aprons handkerchiefs and candy. Chocolate or coffee and cake will be served for 10 cents. Come and buy your Christmas presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Mission Circle
Boyd Public Sale At Hillsdale On December 3
F. M. Boyd will hold a public sale at his Hillsdale place on Thursday December 3 offering for sale 94 head of stock and related livestock items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tabor College
Tramburg
Sidney
Gouneil Bluffs
Hanks-Hall
Des Moines Canning Co
L. B. Williams
State
Louis Thomas
W. GC
DeLashmutt Et al
Mede CG
Doty
Chas. C
Epperson
George
Pace
Theo
Wolfe
Grand Jury
A. J. Wearin
Olive Wearin
Hastings
James Boyd and
Wim
Essa Lawson
Amos Lawson
Lyons Township
William Schick
Emerson
Ron
Detroit
Novia
Scotia
Michigan Peninsula
Wyoming
Mrs. Hill
Josh
Poitras
Sault Au Coshon
Jon E. Dwyer
Mr. Woodruff
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