Hastings Community Farewell Party Notes Transitions
A Hastings farewell party honored MF and Mrs. Harry Evans who moved to Elliott on Saturday. Guests shared fruit salad, cake, and coffee while bidding neighbors goodbye. Several local moves and visits are noted, including Cox Grocery relocating to Glenwood and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Evans
Elliott
Walter Hunt
Charley Hart
Herman Schurt
Roy Crawford
Hay Christic
Public Forum Praises Werrin and Farm Loan Reforms
Editor lauds Otha D Werrin and two Democratic Congressmen for supporting a reform bill, criticizes current banking practices, and backs the Frazier farm loan proposal at 3 percent. Urges vigilance by Congress and Governor Herting on banking reform and depositor protections amid calls for nationwide wealth realignment and a return to prudent finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha D.werrin
Foe
Canares
Congress
Herting
Surprise Party for Alfred Clites
Mrs A Cittes hosted a surprise party to celebrate Alfred Clites birthday with about thirty neighbors and friends, cards played the evening. Harry Patterson and Thelma Crawford attended as dinner guests. Nearby residents moved vacations Saturday transferring Burlington section men to Elliott and Randolph. Charley Viner visited with Hoy Linden in Shenandoah. Emerson residents Dr A B Blokes and family joined A H Crawford home visit, along with Carson family and Hhea of Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mids Ardith Owens
Red Oak
Gus Paterson
Omaha
Mia
A. H. Crawford
Evelyn
Lyle Belcom
Glenwood
Bert Culley
Norma Crawford
Peru
Nebr
Raymond Shepard
Sidney
W. R. Shepard
Herman Schurr
Walter Hunt
W. D. Shepard
Colling
Bemon
Jim Fryer
W. O. Resh
Remon Cox
Hayden Clark
Lorraine
R. B H. Poindexter
Lenox
Dent Hites
Platramouth
Gene
Jackolene Dunn
A.V. Ciltea
Howard Mickelson
John Hudson
B. W. Shaw
Clarence Hites
Cecil Woods
Delbert Ord
Ralph Hall
Edgar Lockahill
Regine
Faye
Blunt
Robert
Kieth
J .B. Fickle
Wesley Chapel
Marion Culver
Tabor
D. D
Dale Fellows
Amy Cully
Bunday
Esther Kidwell
Frank Robbine
Margaret
Council Bluffs
Agron Crouse Br
Bob
Willsden
W. ¥. Crawford
Wayne Crawford
George Ees
Energon Moulay
A. ¥. Cittes
Alfred
Harry Patterson
Thelma Crawford
Harry Evans
Elliott
Roy Vier
Randolph
Jim Gorrell
Burlington
Charley Viner
Hoy Linden
Shenandoah
A. EB. Blokes
Emerson
Mra. Carson
Betty
Sheriff Sale Notice of Executive Judgment in Mills County
The Sheriff of Mills County Iowa announces a sale of real estate by virtue of an execution issued February 23 1933 from the District Court in favor of L A Andrew former bank receiver against Nellie Aistropea Fritz for 2113.49 and costs 149.48 and accruing costs. The described real estate in Mills County including sections 17 and 20 town 71 range 41 will be offered at public sale at the Glenwood Court House on April 37 1933 between 6 00 a m and 4 00 p m. The sale begins at 10 00 a m. Sale to satisfy the judgment. Dated Glenwood Iowa March 26 1933. W S Debrons Sheriff of Mills County.
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Mse
District Court
Mille County
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Bupt
Town State Saving Bank
Malvern
Towa
Nellie Aistropea Fritz
Milla
Mills County
Court House
Glen- Wood
Glenwood
Debrons
Milly County
Local Social Roundup At Red Oak And Nearby Homes
Red Oak residents and visitors fill a weekend schedule with stops in Malvern Omaha Pilger and Pilger Nebr. notable names include Mr and Mrs Beott Arterburn Mrs A J McGinols Mildred Sederburg Harvie Douglas Opal Bayes and John Myers with Helen Myers among those called on. Mrs Martha Nims is ill this week and Dr T W Gidley of Malvern visited Ed Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beott Arterburn
A. J. McGinols
Misa Mildred Sederburg
Red Oak
Opal Bayes Ware
Omaha
Harvie Douglas
Bert Combe
Paul Combe
Pilger
Nebr
Ivan Salmons
Was & Malvaro
John Myers
Helen
Martha Nims
White Tide Breaks on Iowa Years Ago
In May 1833 white settlers moved into the Black Hawk Purchase after Indians were removed and land remained unsurveyed. By 1838 surveying and sales began, with legal status of settlement debated by historian John Bly Briggs. The piece notes shifts in law and authority as settlers expanded across the west bank of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Purchase
Mississippi
Townland
Iowa
John Bly Briggs
Praaident Wen
Rock Island
Prairie du
Ten Apply for Crop Production Loans
The county Farm Bureau office has received ten crop production loan applications from Milla county farmers in the past week. Several more inquires have been made. Loan amounts range from 400 to 8300, with collateral as the future crop and the applicant’s character and reputation. Each applicant must be reviewed by the county committee before forwarding to Minneapolis. Farmers should file in the Minneapolis office before May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busey
County Farm Bureau
Milla County
Minneapolis
Persistent Driving at High Speeds Warned as Reckless Behavior
A historical note argues that persistently high driving speeds indicate recklessness. It discusses speed limits, vehicle control, and hazard perception, stressing that speeds above 26 to 40 mph increase crash severity and calling for safer speeds, better road design, and driver training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yioeng
Bursy
Aviver
Paler
Pansegen
Watch Your Heating Units for Fire Safety Precautions
An advisory from the National Board of Fire Underwriters stresses risks from substandard heating equipment and improper installation. It urges cleaning soot, inspecting smoke pipes, keeping pipes two feet from combustibles, covering nearby partitions with asbestos, replacing worn parts, using common sense in operation, and scheduling a professional inspection when weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actuarial Bureau of the Nations Board of
National Board
Balety
Real Estate Transfers Record of Instruments Iowa County
Records show instruments filed in county offices from March 4083 to March 8 1883 involving parties Sam Wo M Battee Lavern M rig Dd 1 bol 2 of Meiste aa Ble ea PAF and Glaze with Charles Holling et al to Frank Alban with various amounts and names listed in the transfer ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Iowa
Bame
M.batee
Laverne
M.rig
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W. Kelley
Fred Pierce
Walter Fisher
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Kansas City
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Bess Barnet
W. E
Fahnestock
W. D. Linthicum and Son
Jim
Less Dannon
Riverton
R. L. Obriatle
Mina
Misa Evelyn Crawford
Joe Haden
Leon Smith
June Kidwell
Harold Mitchell
Ali
Frank Mitchall
Flr
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Boards of Trade
Federal Reserve Banke
Alfred Clites
Sheriff's Sale
Ghigago
Asbury
Tom Brown
Henderson
Will and George Irvin
Chicago
Tnb
Tuslen
Erfons
Experimenta Holony
Sohne Hops Ins University
Paithnare
Itenway
Hesearen Counel
Giser Spticiee
Knight Dunlap
John Hopkins
Witte Cents
Grenwood
Lowe
Marth
Gophet
Ionny Tienth Mills
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E. A. Schade
W. i. Agan
Baberviscte
Milla County Abstract Co
Glenwood, Ith
North Malvern
GaittLandis Hardware
Batt
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Vor
D. C. Cunningham
T. W. Gidley
Fordson
Howard Dolph
Hanna
Milia-Pottawattamin Atlas
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Claude Brooks
Ealy
Beagle
Malvern Mit
Wille Bolton
Tom Shaw
Plana
Collins Drug
Priest's Drug Store
Melvern
Ving Drake
the Malvern
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