Full quota of town teachers documented across districts
A long list records the teachers and home towns for Emerson, Silver City, Pacific Junction, Hastings, Strahan Consolidated, and Henderson Consolidated districts. Supts include E F Sharp and J M Stoke, with numerous principals, teachers of grammar to 8th grade, and domestic science staff across Edgewood Clinton Otranto Sioux City Malvern Clarinda Thurman Council Bluffs Clarence Mo Des Moines Marshalltown Glenwood Bedford Bedford Alden Minn etc. The piece details distribution by town, noting Glenwood has twelve and Malvern seven, among others, followed by an entertainment note about A Night in Old Hawaii at Rex Theatre featuring Kohoano and dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan Consolidated
Glenwood
Emerson
Silver City
Pacific Junction
Hastings
Strahan
Henderson
Malvern
Silver Guy Leland M. Henry
Iowa City
Ethel Skerritt
Margaret Lower
Ruth Bellwood
Louise Lower
E. Fern Skerritt
Ruby Lawson
Clarinda
George E. Astes
Thurman
Harding Groillam
Council Bluffs
Little T. Smith
Clarence
Viola Kerns
Chattie Foster
Fannie Hill
Ilo Merghew
Frankie Scobee
Paris
Agnes Carlson
J. M. Stoke
Des Moines
Hazel
Merryman
Marshalltown
Mae Murphy
Flora M. Reynolds
Carrie Luther
Villisca
East Pleasant Plains
Lulu Mills
Bedford
Liva Richards
Westboro
Tabor Business Men Will Battle in Baseball Challenge
The Tabor Beacon reports Glenwood and Tabor business men will clash in a baseball game. A three member committee from each town, including J. H. Stivers Nelson Delavan Dayie Williams for Tabor and B. A. Matthews James Anderson Wm. Lugsch for Glenwood, will meet to arrange details. The piece boasts Tabor’s readiness and warns opponents they fear no town, promising an eventual showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Glenwood
Messrs
J. H. Stivers
Nelson Delavan
Dayie| Williams
B. A. Matthews
James Anderson
Wm. Lugsch
Rawles Township
Ralph
John
Prank
Entertained Glenwood Public School Teachers Picnic
The new Glenwood public school teachers were entertained at a Glenwood lake picnic last Thursday evening by last year’s teachers. Attendees gathered at the lake about six thirty for a cafeteria style supper, with conversation and games until dark. Guests included RE Axthelm and daughter Virginia, Geo Masters family, Katherine French, Nichols, Nevelns, Geneva Sweyn Nelson Cook Welch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Public Schools
Glenwood Lake
The
RE. E. Axthelm
Virginia
Geo. Masters
Mise Katherine French
Nichols
Neveln
Lowell
Lian Neveln
Misses McSerren
DeLashmutt
Geneva
Dean
Sweyn
Nelson Cook
Welch
Greywood Three Hak Boys Honor Lodge Captain on Natal Day
Last Tuesday night the Greywood three Hak lodge members honored their degree staff captain LH H Cheyney. A few remarks followed under the good of the order and W S Lewis wandered from his subject. The brothers then presented the captain with a box of cigars as a temporary reminder while they shared smiles over the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greywood
LH. H. Cheyney
W. S. Lewis
The Next One at Glenwood Lake Payden
The next big dance at Glenwood Lake Payden is scheduled for Saturday September 25. The Dixie Queen will furnish the music and a guard will oversee the parked cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Lake Payden
Mills County Population Decline From 1910 to 1920
Census data shows Mills County dropping from 15,811 in 1910 to 15,422 in 1920, a loss of 389. If Glenwood residents in the Feeble Minded Institution were counted with the town, Glenwood would total 4,243 and county population 15,968. Rural areas accounted for the decline while towns gained 604.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mills County
Glenwood
Malvern
Pacific Junction
Henderson
Hastings
Semerson
Silver City
Tabor
Emerson
North Tabor
Complete Education Questioning true reach of schooling
A reflective piece asks if education truly broadens sympathy public spirit and self respect. It probes whether schooling fosters kindness toward the weak ability to form and keep friendships and whether a person can find happiness in humble tasks or remain fixated on money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt
Alfa-Maize Mill inspected by Tribune editor and officials
The Tribune editor and Chamber of Commerce officers toured the Alfa-Maize factory in Plattsmouth to view the alfalfa and corn fodder processing line. The plant compresses ground hay and fodder into blocks to conserve nutrients. Builders plan more mills in western Town and eastern Nebraska and invite Glenwood residents to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
N. 5
Thompson
Chamber of Commitrce
Lastriday
AL Lo Tid
Cl Tssey
Plattamouth
Messrs
Tidd
Tilsey
Botna Braves Triumph at Glenwood Picnic Baseball Day
Report from Glenwood describes a picnic day with a dramatic Botna Braves baseball win over Hastings in a tense 9th inning, after a split initial game. Details include lineups for Hastings, Glenwood, and Tabor, a horseshoe contest cut short, watermelon servings, and community groups aiding the event.
Her Kingdom of Dreams at Rex Theatre One Night Only
Critics hail the Anita Stewart feature star studded cast led by Stewart with Anna Q Nilsson Kathryn Williams and Wesly Barry. Directed by Marshall the River's End and Daddy Long Legs producer. Show runs Tuesday at the Rex Theatre with admission priced 16 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Stewart
Miss Stewart
Anna Q. Nilsson
Kathryn Williams
Thos. Santschi
Mahlon Hamilton
Thos. Jefferson
Tully Marshall
Wesly Barry. Marshall
Nefian
Daddy Long Legs
Rex Theatre
Mexican Workers In Malvern Shootout Over Stove Duty
Saturday night in Malvern two Mexican railroad laborers argued over who would build a fire in a cook stove. One left for town. the other followed and shot him, narrowly wounding a man in the breast. The shooter was arrested by the marshal and jailed pending court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Edwards
Marriages Mungger Russell in Omaha Unitarian Church
Miss Florence Russell daughter of Mr and Mrs C G W Russell wed Alfred Munger son of Judge and Mrs T C Munger at the Unitarian church in Omaha. A half hour piano recital preceded the ceremony and reception followed at the bride’s home. Guests came from Lincoln Stromsburg Des Moines Tow City and Chicago. After a western trip the couple will reside at 115 North 50th Street. Hawksworth Beeson wed in Glenwood with ceremony by Rev Wi Stevenson and newlyweds will live in Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungger-Russell
Omaha
Glenwood
Brillant Gladiolas
Palms
Ternn
Florence Russell
CG. OW. Russell
Alfred Munger
T. C. Munger
Lincoln
Unitarian Church
Robert Leavens
Eloise West
Edward Undeland
Grant Melayden
Alan McDonald
Frederick Scott
Stromsberg
Neb
Des Moines
Tow City
Int
Chicago
A. J. Russell
North 50Th Street
New Company Organized in Iowa National Guard
The fifth company of Iowa National Guard is formed after 65 men were secured and mustered. They aim to build to 160 or more and will meet tonight at the Armory. Officers include Captain Gerald Caughlan and Lt. Carleton H. Cook. roster lists many privates and non commissioned ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa National Guar
Gerald ¥. Caughlan
Carleton H. Cook
John C. Threackmorton
Carl J. Stranathan
Adams
Harold R. Baker
Marreld L. Bishop
Howard Bomar
Wayne Brown
William M. Cheyney
Robert PF. Corcoran
Thomas F. Dean
Leonard C. Deitehler
Alfred C. Edmonds
James H. Ferguson
Walter L. Fieselman
Clifford Fisher
Ernest Fisher
Leonard Fitch
Glen Gammon
Lee R. Greenlee
Louis Hamilton
Chas. P. Hollingshead
Changes in Rural Teachers Shift Personnel in September
Cleo Hatcher teaches the Estes school in Rawles replacing Viola Rowe. Doris Newell teaches the T Forest Grove school in Rawles with no teacher listed. Georgia Stevens teaches the Box Elder school in Anderson which is reported vacant. Mae Whitehead teaches the Silver Greek school in Ingraham replacing Grace Stout as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Hatcher
Estes
Rawles
Viola Rowe
Doris Newell
T Forest Grove
Georgia Stevens
Box Elder
Anderson
Mae Whitehead
Ingraham
Grace Stout
Local Glenwood Family Heads to California in Auto convoy
Left for California, Mr. and Mrs. I Ferguson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Orsdel depart by auto for southern California. Claude Estes joins them in Denver and the three cars will travel together for about two weeks. A long-time Mills County family, L B Ferguson's clan plans to settle in Whitter, California, after decades of local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ferguson
Walter Ferguson
Frank van- Orsdel
Denver
Claude Estes
Glenwood
Mills County
Whit Her
Calif
Also Mentioned on This Page
Town and Consolidated Schools
Edgewood
Alice MacCarthy
Clinton
Florence Ramsey
Otranto
Elsie B. Sharp
Carol Peterson
Sioux City
Mary Arneel
Jessie Writz Sharp
Guttenburg
Mabel Hiatt
Sidney
Henderson Consolidated
V. R. Neveln
Beth Neer
Alden
Minn
Winifred D. Cook
Mary Lewise Lynn
Kezel Nelson
Mora M. McSweyn
Ruth H. Welch
Vera L. Mintle
E. Anthelm
Schuyler
Evangeline Cheney
Departmental
Tilsie M. Evans
Mary M. Tolles
Bittie I. Geil
Geniwood
Rae Buel
Isabel Wolfe Mae Dunn Mona Graham
Jiora M. Duckett
Tutu DeLashmutt
Belle Dean
Marguerite McFerren
Sunt
Ruth Cockrell
Chadron
Eves Whitfield
Ruth Bingaman
Grace Wycoff
Creston
Edith Carlson
Mary Kilpatrick
Maude Ruth
Marion Knight
Charles Anderson
Randolph
Cleo Nichols
Ruth Wachter
Irene Wupper
Lillian Serum
Plainview
Lilia Gravatt
Talmadge
Bernice. Bayley
Gibbon
Old
Hawaii
Kohoano
Waikiki
Pacific
James Kohoano
Koia
Charlie Chaplin
Tabor Business
Botna
Gallilee
R. Clark
Kelleyan
Peterson
Clark
Pasl
Christie
J. Peterson
W. Clark
D. Clark
Gamble
Baker
Stennett
Kelley
Glenwood— Henson
Shiley
Lipsett
Davis
Linville
Wright
Altekruse
Louden
W. Hall
Short
Patrick
J. Redenbaugh
Atterback
Lucan Cee H
Redenbaugh
Mes
Fuls
Cloid
Goode
Will Hall
Will Stezik
Glenwood Ledge
Frank
Ben Baker
Loder
Trea Shudakiam Temple
Tom Caley
Shriver
Concaave of
Tranhoc Commandery No. 12
Knights Templar
Masonic People
Council Bluff
Rio Grande
Hawksworth-Beeson
Joseph D. Hawksworth
Elizabeth Beeson
Plattsmouth
Wi. Stevenson
Pike Newmen
von Murry Pike
Anna
Marie Newman
Red Oak
Cleanwood
PB. Thompenn
Murphy Calendar
Iowa National Guard
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