Buggy Upset Injures Family After Auto Collision
Last night Ralph Mayberry was driving a buggy with his sister Florence and mother Emma Mayberry when a Randolph man named Williamson struck the rear of the buggy. The crash caused the buggy to overturn and the team to bolt, crashing into Park McManigal’s car, which was wrecked. Park survived with minor injuries while one Mayberry horse died. All occupants sustained slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mayberry
Florence
Emma Mayberry
Randolph
Wiliamson
Mayberry
Park McManigal
McManigal
Park
Tom Mix in The Cyclone exceeds his own feats at Rex Theatre
Tom Mix, famed for prior Fox hits, is said to surpass himself in The Cyclone a Canadian Northwest Mounted Police tale presented by Wm. Fox at the Rex Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday. The film features a dramatic stunt climax chosen by Mix and his director after careful planning and with Mix insisting on the sequence for maximum daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Wm. Fox
Rex
Fox
Mix
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Canadian Mounted Police
Ella Donner Weds Charles Hopp at Malvern Home
Ella Donner joined Charles Hopp of Glenwood in a wedding at the Donner residence near Malvern on Wednesday October 6. Rev J F Stille officiated as Frances Anderson of Omaha played the wedding march. The ceremony featured a pink and white arch, Russell roses, and a three course supper for over 80 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stila
Weddings Bring Joy Across Glenwood and Beyond
Grace and Adella Wilson of Glenwood and Alles Anderson of Tabor hosted guests for a wedding reception. The bride wore white satin with an overdrape of silver, a tulle veil, and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses. Pauline Hopp, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid in pink satin with Russell roses. Best man was Fred Hopp. Guests included relatives from Albion Nebraska and Council Bluffs, with many neighbors attending a festive evening. Scoles-Craig. Virginia Craig, daughter of Eva Craig of Henderson, wed George Scoles in Constantinople Turkey at the Presbyterian manse. The ceremony was followed by a dinner and reception at the Para Palace hotel. The bride, once living in Glenwood, is a former high school class of 1917 member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Grace
Adella Wilson
Glenwood
Alles Anderson
Tabor
Theobride
Pauline Hopp
Russell
Fred Hopp
Leonard Danborn
Albion
Neb
Sherman ‘Stonebroker
Henderson
Andrew Anderson
Omaha
Kate Markel
Council’ Bluffs
Jones Anderson
Hopp
Thai Tribune
Scoles-Craig
Virginia Craig
Eva Craig
Constantinople
Turkey
George Scoles
Standard Oil Company
Drew
Para Palace
H. S. C. Entertained by N. C. Club in Mock Circus
The H. S. C. members were treated to a southern Rawles township gathering at Alstrope farm near Tabor on October 8 1920. A parade featured a Grand Ten Piece Orchestra clowns elephants and other acts followed by side shows and a campfire meal. Guests arrived later in disguise with a traveling baby and bag joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.8. C
N. Cc
Rawles Township
Alstrope
Tabor
Billy Firovich
Vern Gaston
Henry Hubbard
Frank Hammers
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed by Iowa Governor
J A Tracy the state fire marshal reports Iowa fires caused 100 deaths and 6.6 million dollars in property loss last year. He cites three fourths due to carelessness and urges school superintendents and commercial clubs to cooperate. Blank forms are provided for students to fill with parental help and return to teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Tracy
Iowa
Gov. Harding
Knights Templar Meeting in Council Bluffs Drill Night
Ivanhoe Commandery No. 17 Knights Templar will meet at the Masonic Temple Council Bluffs at 7 30 p m Thursday October 14 for practice drill.
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Ivanhoe Commandery No
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Council Bluffs
American Legion Conduct Funerals For Two Soldiers
The American Legion in uniform, 75 strong, conducted two funerals for Lawrence Perdue of Malvern and Edwin Grayson of Emergon. Perdue died in Germany before returning home. Grayson died in a French hospital. Bodies returned to New York, escorted by two U.S. soldiers. Services and ritual by Malvern Post and Glenwood Post followed by ceremonies at Emerson. Large attendance. first such returned bodies for the Posts of Glenwood, Malvern, Silver City and Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lawrence Perdue
Malvern
Edwin Grayson
Emergon
U. S
Germany
New York
Perdue
Legion
Malvern Post
Malvern Cemetery
Emerson
Glenwood Post
Glenwood
Silver City
Tabor
Pleads for Change of Venue in Ax Murder Case
Paul Richards for the state and R W Beeson for the defendant argued in Glenwood before Judge Woodruff on a request to change venue for Ert McCaul indicted for perjury in testimony in the ax murder trial. McCaul claims no unprejudiced jury could be found in Montgomery Mills Mass and Fremont counties. Judge Woodruff took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert McCaul
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Mills
Mass
Fremont
Glenwood
Woodruff
Paul Richards
R. W. Beeson
Eighth Birthday Party for Wilmer Cheyney
Wilmer Cheyney son of Mr and Mrs Paris Cheyney entertained a company of boy playmates on Wednesday afternoon October 6 for his eighth birthday anniversary. The boys enjoyed baseball and other games and shared refreshments of brick ice cream cake and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Cheyney
Mrz
Paris Cheyney
Red Cross Enrollment Drive Planned in Mills County
Mills County organizes its annual Red Cross enrollment from November 11 to November 25. George Masters to secure rural memberships and Rev. D S Thompson to lead town work via local committees. The Council Bluffs Chapter urges broad public support for ongoing health and public welfare efforts.
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Mills County
Red Cross
George Masters
Rev
D. S. Thompson
American Red Cross
Council Bluffs
Council Blaffa
Meat Prices in Rio De Janeiro Retail Markets
Prices in Rio de Janeiro show fresh beef sold daily with little refrigeration. Abattoirs outside the city supply meat arriving in the afternoon and sold by noon the next day. The market handles about 550 cattle, 84 hogs, and 20 sheep and goats weekly.
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Russell
United States Department of Agriculture
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Rio
Meat prices and poultry in early July store ad
The listing reports beef at 14 cents per pound with bones removed, whole hogs heads at 17 cents, fat sides rolled at 18 cents, smoked pork loin 40 cents, smoked pork chops 40 cents, best quality hams 70 cents, second quality 5& cents dry salt sides 25 cents, wieners 35 cents, salted pigs feet 13 cents, salted spare ribs 25 cents. Live spring chickens 35 cents a pound and fresh eggs 65 cents a dozen.
Grandchild Born to Padgett Family in Haxtum
Ira Padgett of Denver sends renewal notice for Home Comforter. He reports a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Jed Padgett of Haxtum on September 26, weighing ten pounds at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Padgett
Glenarm Street
Denver
Colo
Ira
Jed Padgett
Haxtum
On Their Way to California Auto Trip Update
A letter from James Thomas reports that he and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Otis are en route to California by auto. On October 8 they are in Santa Fe and will depart immediately. Jim notes few punctures and smooth performance of the Velie as they climb mountains. Mrs. Otis is a bit nervous traveling through the mountains. Jim visited the oldest church building in the U.S. during Santa Fe stay. described as an interesting place.
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Tribune
James Thomas
Geo. Otis
California
Jim
Santa Fe
Velie
O. K
Dewberry Season on in Washington
In Skagit River area a writer notes windy conditions and absence of netters, sells dewberries for about two dollars daily, hunts open since October, sees deer and wild duck meals, and mentions Mt. Baker snow. He ships berries to Bellingham, recalls autumn days, and muses on political appearance. The note closes with an address in Mt. Vernon, Washington, dated October 3, 1920.
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Skagit River
Washington
Tribune
Bellingham
Mt. Baker
A. L. Wolfe
W. T. Wolfe
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Andersons Pol and China Sale at Pacific Junction
The Frank Anderson sale of Big Type Poland Chinas drew buyers from a wide area led by Nebraskans and Iowans. Average price for the sale was 137.50 with numerous gilt and boar biddings. main buyers included Otto Wilke Benson and L R Johnson McPaul among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Pacific Junction
Mr. Anderson
Arthur Papstein
Norfolk
Neb
Boar
Awe
Alee
Otto Wilke
Benson
BEY Neon Toma Hatne Ey Snig
Henson
A. O. Ramge
Plattsmouth
Les Brown
Nebawka
Fred Campbell
Murray
Lonergan & Sons
Florence
W. G. Goldhamer
Utica
Ebr Ward
Cc. W. Parker
R. W. Porter
Joe Foster
Council Bluffs
Geo
Markel
Balour
Sniman Rat
R. Johnson
McPaul
L. R. Johnson
Weil
Chas. Wilson
Malvern
Miller
Glenwood
Miller Weaks
Aistrape
Tabor
GE Een Gm
Chandivess
Ernest Melberg
Norway
Tey Bille
Everett Daniel
Tia
Dent
Tad
W. HE. Asman
Ths
W. EB. Asman
Henry Fessenmyer
Clarinda
H. O. Williamson
Herman
Her- Tan
Far J. E. Slaughter
Wood
J. H. Slaughter
J. E. Slaughter
Deaths Henry Timmerman of Glenwood Dies at Home
Henry Timmerman aged resident of Glenwood died Sunday October 10 at his daughter's home after a two year illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday October 13 at 2 p.m. in the Helness church conducted by Rev. J. F. Stille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Timmerman
Glenwood
Pitsenberger
Heliness
J. F. Stille
Court Session in Glenwood Opens with Cullison Presiding
District court convenes in Glenwood on Tuesday October 12 with Judge G W Cullison presiding. Docket includes 16 railroad cases 8 quieting of title 16 divorces and 19 for trial. Petit jurors numbering fifty are summoned for Wednesday. Judge Cullison fills the vacancy created by Judge Arthur's resignation.
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Glenwood
G. W. Cullison
W. Cullison
Arthur
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