Democratic ticket praised by Mills county central committee
The Mills County Democratic Central Committee presents a county ticket of locally known, service record veterans. Nominees include George H. White for state representative, Ralph D. Linville for county treasurer, Byron J. Thomas for county auditor, D. E. Whitfield for county attorney, Dr. J. R. Scott for county coroner, B. F. Bellwood for sheriff, Thomas L. Smouse for county clerk, Ronald Kier for county recorder, and R. C. Hopp for supervisor. Each is described as devoted to public service and local roots, with WWI and other community credentials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
George H. White
State Assembly
Deer Creek Township
Malvern
White
Des Moines
Ralph Dpd
Linville
Pioners
Rawles Township
Ralph
Company i
D. E. Whitfield
The River's End Plays at Rex Theatre Next Week
Manager Seymour announces the Marshall Neilan film The River's End at Rex Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday. An adaptation of James Oliver Curwood's tale centers on a Northwest Mounted Police officer and a masquerading impersonator with fast moving action and a gripping romance starring Lewis Stone Jane Novak and Marjorie Daw.
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Seymour
Marshall Neilan
Rex Theatre
James Oliver Curwood
Northwest Mounted Police
Northwest
Lewis Stone
Jane Novak
Marjorie Daw
Doctor Fractures From Window Fall At Methodist Church
Dr G M Agan suffered two fractures of his left arm one at the shoulder and one at the wrist after entering the Methodist church through a window when a weak table leg collapsed as he stood on it. The incident occurred during a trustee meeting Monday evening and inspired teasing by the boys about the doctor’s devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Agan
Former Resident Visitors in Mills County
Mr and Mrs E B Brown of Auburn Wisconsin are in Mills County greeting old acquaintances in Glenwood. They arrived Wednesday and will stay with Ward Gudsel ley and W C De Lashmutt. The couple has just returned from Dodge Wisconsin and are enjoying an extended western U S vacation for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly County
E. B. Brown
Auburn, Wagh
Matrimonial Embarkation Orr Lamb and Kinley Orr Wedding
Miss Nancy Lavenia Lamb and Dr. Kinley T. Orr wed at high noon with Rev. D S Thompson officiating. A four course luncheon followed in a decoratively adorned home. The bride wore ivory satin with iridescent sequins. bridal roses formed her bouquet. Out of town guests included Frank Orr and Grace Lufkin. The couple will reside in Forest City where Dr. Orr practices dentistry. The bride, a Glenwood girl, is a 1915 graduate who taught in local schools and attended the State University of Iowa. The groom, a Iowa State University dental graduate, served in the U S Army dental corps in WWII and is now practicing in Forest City. The Tribune extends congratulations.
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Frank Orr
Monona, Jr
Grace Lufkin
Lincoln
State University of Iowa
Delta Gamma Sorority
Theta Sigma Phi
Dental College of
Iowa State University
Pal Omega Fraternity
U.S
France
Germany
Forest City
the Tribune
Hamburg Revival Draws 400 Proclaiming Faith
Five Hamburg churches join Moral Hall at the Hamburg Fair grounds for a revival led by Evangelist John M. Linde assisted by Wm. Dix. On opening day over four hundred responded to the religious call, with nearly a hundred becoming new church members. Also, Glenwood Christian church women plan a food sale October 16 at Daniel Bros. hardware to stock Sunday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Moral Hall
Hamburg Fair Grounds
John M. Linde
Madison
Wis
Dixon
Wheaton
Ladies of the Christian Church of
Glenwood
Daniel Bros. Hardware
Goode Family Holds Reunion in Center Township
More than fifty relatives gathered Sunday October 10 at the J. R. Graves home in Center township near Balfour for a Goode family reunion. About a dozen autos carried guests from four states including Lamont Iowa South Dakota Missouri and Nebraska. The dinner was served cafeteria style as families shared stories and greetings among members such as J. Graves Kenneth Graves C. A. Graves and many others from the Omaha and Homa communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Graves
Center Township
Balfour
Goode
Joe Goode
Charles Goode
Lamont
T. A. Goode
South Dakota
Paul Goode
Fred
Ray
Lyle
Glen
Ira
Anna Weatherhead
Bloedel
Tabor
George Weatherhead
Randolph
A. Weatherhead
Missouri
George Durhall
Jessie Graves
C. A. Graves
Ben Graves
Joe Mogerop
Omaha
Wm. Underwood
McClelland
Claude Brooks
Irene
A. B. Judson
Kenneth
Homa
Salvation Army Campaign Opens in Iowa with Promising Prospects
The Salvation Army launches its 1920 Home Service drive in Iowa with a reduced quota about one third of last year’s. Despite a likely rise in relief needs, officials say they can handle all emergencies if the target is met, citing para capital quotas across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Iowa
Town National Guard Musters New Company
The newly organized military company was mustered into the Town National Guard under the U S regular army. Lieut Col Carnell of Des Moines acted as mustering officer. Of the members enrolled 54 privates and three officers were present. Drill will be held each Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town National Guard
Regular Army
U. S
Carnell
Des Moines
Sufficient Cause and the Tribune Reading Shuffle
A Glenwood family man recounts a tale of woe as three female members scramble to read The Tribune first. After they finish they hide the paper from him, a joke on the husband who also enjoys the newspaper. The family sought our guidance in solving this domestic reading riddle.
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Glenwood
Humorous Hint of Divorce Over Reading The Tribune
A witty remark suggests cruelty in depriving him of reading The Tribune may justify divorce. The dialogue teases him about whether to endure the lack or subscribe for an extra copy, highlighting domestic stakes over a newspaper.
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the Tribune
Correction to the notice wording for an expectant mother
A week ago the editor misread the item for an expectant mother. The correct attribution is given for an expectant mother by Mrs. Will King at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will King
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Carrie Wright With Beloved Guests
Nearly twenty to twenty-four people gathered Sunday at Mrs. Carrie Wright’s home without notice. Visitors from Villisca Corning Tabor and Bartlett brought food for a fine dinner. Grandpa Baker aged 82 attended and the guest of honor received a set of silver knives and forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wright
Glenwood
Villisca
Corning
Tabor
Bartlett
Grandpa Baker
Court Notes From Tuesday Session With New Court Reporter
Court convened with G W Cullison presiding. Jasper Ferguson becomes court reporter replacing Liston Hall. Grand jury selected with seven of twelve named including Julius Miller and George Shaw as foreman. Numerous cases referred, foreclosures, estates, and a single default divorce noted. Fresh eggs 50 cents a dozen. cracked eggs 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cullison
Jasper Ferguson
Liston L. Hall
Arthur
Julius Miller
Mineola
E. Porter
Malvern
Art Bada
Silver City
Day
J. W. Squire & Co
James
Natcy Capper
Frank
Dora Schlater
Henry McMullen
F. H. Raymond Ig
Bank Robbers Loot Silver City Bank
Thieves dynamited the State Bank of Silver City between 2 and 3 am Thursday, blowing the vault and damaging the interior. About $3000 in cash and roughly the same in Liberty bonds were taken, with a possible escape by train.
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Silver City
State Bank of
Acceptable Invaders at Criswell Home
A Malvern trip left Mr and Mrs Criswell unaware of visitors from Strahan and nearby. The Wolfe and Kayton party entered the Criswell home while they were away and ate dinner, leaving a cooked chicken and other eats. The Criswells learned of the invasion after returning, not of the intruders actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Crigwell
Malvern
W. W. Wolfe
Howard Kayton
Strahan
Glenwood
Perdue
Wolfes
Kaytons
Crishome
Criswell
The Oaks Community Club Organized at The Oaks
The Oaks country home of Charles Plumer north of Glenwood hosted about seventy residents who formed a new community club. Officers for six months were Fred Bowley president Clifford Kelly vice president Nadine Miller secretary and treasurer. Guests enjoyed a bountiful supper and adjourned around midnight. The next meeting is set for the first Thursday in November at Ed Bruce’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Plumer
Glenwood
the Oaks
Fred Bowley
Clifford Kelly
Nadine Miller
Ed Bruce
Auto Accident Injures Mrs Kepler in Neb
Friends and neighbors hear of a severe auto crash involving Mrs. D B Kepler of Broken Bow Nebraska. While visiting Her man Nebraska last week the car she rode in was struck by a train and wrecked. She was trapped beneath the vehicle with serious injuries and little hope for recovery as Mrs Genung travels to Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Genung
Kepler
D. B. Kepler
Broken Bow
Neb
Herman
Genung
Meeting Called Off Over Death in Harnagel Family
A political meeting set for Friday evening with Mrs. George Harnagel to speak has been canceled after a death in her family. Mrs. M. J. Williams, county chair of the Town Woman's Democratic committee, received telegrams today. The meeting will be rescheduled and all ladies are urged to attend. the exact date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harnagel
M. J. Williams
Woman's Democratic Committee
Glenwood Methodists Plan October 17 Reception
The Glenwood Methodists set a big day for Sunday October 17 starting with morning service. A reception will honor the new pastor Rev. L. H. Ripley and his family. A basket dinner will be shared by all. Afterward a program will be held in the church auditorium and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Methodists
L. H. Ripley
Two Boards Hold Joint Meeting in Glenwood
The Boards of Supervisors of Mills and Pottawattamie counties meet in Glenwood today to discuss Farm Creek drainage district matters and the Mills Pottawattamie levee on the Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Supervisors of
Mills and Pottawattamie Counties
Glenwood
Farm Creek
Mills-Pottawattamie Levee
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mills
County
Ralph D. Linville
Byron J. Thomas
Malvern High School
Nebraska State University
U. S. Navy
Thomas
J. R. Scott
F. Bellwood
B. F. Bellwood
Sher
Millis County
Salyers Auto Co
Ben Bellwood
B. F. Bedwood
Thomas L. Smouse
Mr. Smouse
Ming
Ronald Kier
Ronald ‘Kier
Kier & Son
U. & Navy
Great Lakes Naval Station
Kier
R. C. Hopp
Board of Supervisors
Center
Ingraham
Rudolph
Farm
John Howard
Miss Stokes
Plattsmouth
John Keith
Chief McDowell
God’s Country
Rex, Tues
Wednes
H. B. Hivand
Daniel Tinkel
Josephine Richards
Clarence Powers
A. D. Annis
Frank L. Haines
W. A. Summers
Verona I. Hixson
Bert Steiner
Waeren Grain Co
C. A. Benove
Bennie J. Bray
W. E. Lawshe
Clarence Statler
Charles Hambsch
W. S. Lewis
C. F. Maynes
Willard
Sarah Clites
C. E. Dean
Genung & Genung
EK. Barkus
Ruth Powles
Oaks
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