Easter Dinner Guests Fill Hastings Gathering
Miss Lorraine Clark hosted an Easter dinner in Hastings with guests Ruth, Tom, Wid Dalzell, Ethelyn Crawford, Nelson Sullivan of Penu Nebr, Regina Lookabilt, James Clark, and Samuel Hutchings. Helen Fisher marked a birthday with friends including Mrs Jas Fisher, Loretta Horn, Wm Clark, Paul Vestal, Walter Angus, Margaret, Anna Edith, David, Wilbur Pettigrew, Roy Shaul, Miles, Willis Mitchell, Rosene Darker, Melvin and Elmer Shaul, Norma Shaul, and Robi Shaul. Ice cream, angel food cake, and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Clark
Ruth
Tom and
Wid Dalzell
Ethelyn Crawford
Nelson Sullivan
Penu
Nebr
Regina Lookabilt
James Clark
Samuel Hutchings
Helen Fisher
Jas, Fisher
Loretta Horn
Wm. Clark
Paul Vestal
Walter Angus
Margaret
Anna Edith
David
Wilbur Pettigrew
Roy Shaul
Miles
Willis Mitchell
Rosene Darker
Melvin
Elmer
Thelma Crawford
Red Oak
Kath Dalzell
State Teachers’ College
Peru
E. H. Dalzell
Roy Crawford
Clarinda CC
Malvern
Edgar Christy
Council Bluffs
Eloise Graham
Gene Crouse
Harriett
Frank Sargent
Jim Roberts
Adeline
Aaron Crouse
Hastings Kill-Kare Klub Reads Iowa History
The Hastings Kill-Kare Klub met Thursday at Mrs. Ralph Hanscoms home with eleven members sharing a reading prompt. Officers were re elected at the March annual vote, and the next meeting will be a May 7 potluck at Mrs. Frank Rockafellos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Kill-Kare Klub
Ralph Hanscom
Susie Hall
Towa
Iowa
Achsa Lookabill
Issite
Jules
Frank Rockafellow
Jess Phelps
Fred Priest
Spring Shop Windows Hint At Fashion Lift In Town
Readers note new season displays in focal shop windows signaling a shift to spring fashion. The store promotes bulk creosote available at low cost to customers who provide their own container, and advertises a Brooder House option for affordable construction.
North Grove Thimble Bee Meets April 10
The North Grove Thimble Bee will meet in Mrs Walter Bowen s home Friday April 10 to reorganize for the coming year s work All members are earnestly requested to attend Mrs Bowen chairman Mrs Durbin secretary Mrs Scott treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grove Thimble Bee
Walter Bowen
Everhart Johnson Nuptials Tie Local Couple
Everhart Johnson were married in Red Oak at the Christian parsonage on Tuesday afternoon March 30. The couple, raised in the community, will reside on a farm near Emerson with involvement from relatives in Kansas City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Everhart
Gabe Everhart
Donald Johnson
Charley Johnson
Christian Parsonage
Red Oak
Emerson
Perfect Attendance Honors At Hastings Public School
Hastings Public School recognizes Charles Fellows Donis Clark Junior Clark Marjorie Clark and Waldo Crawford for six weeks of perfect attendance. Fase Hambisch also has four weeks of perfect attendance. Dorothy Miller has moved to Council Bluffs, leaving a second grader vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fellows
Donis Clark
Junior Clark
Marjorie Clark
Waldo Crawford
Fase Hambisch
Dorothy Miller
Council Bluffs
Third and Fourth Grade A Honor Roll Noted Students
Third and fourth grade pupils Roberta Clark Vivsion Bird Robert Hanscom and Richard Whitesides have not been absent nor tardy this six weeks. A students in spelling include Vernon Croise and Daniel Johnson in grade three and Roberta Clark Larry Kidwell and Robert Shaw in grade four. Donald Miller moved to Council Bluffs this week and is missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Clark
Vivsion Bird
Robert Hanscom
Richard Whitesides
Vernon, Croise
Daniel Johnsons
Larry Kidwell
Robert Shaw
Donald Miller
Council Bluffs
Seventh and Eighth Grades Enter Glenwood Spelling Contest
Keith Blunt Bettie Haroff of the fifth grade and Keith Blint of the seventh grade joined the Glenwood spelling contest on Saturday as part of 25 oral spellers. Sean Smith, formerly of Hastings, won the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Blunt
Bettie Haroff
Keith Blint
Glenwood
Sean Smith
Hastings
Freshman News and Classroom Quips
Violet Bailey Eloise Graham, a new Red Oak student, visited our school Friday. In English class we discussed paragraph construction and Mr. Bittner asked Gerald Moore about hen egg production. he quipped that FE was never a chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Bailey Eloise Graham
Red Oak
Mr. Bittner
Gerald Moore
Gerald
Sophomore News Notes On April Farm Project Deadlines
Faye Oswald and classmates study the third republic in France while the agriculture class reports farm projects due April 17. Students review geometry and take related tests as part of the history and math curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Oswald
Third Republic
France
Junior News Examinations In Business Training
Lilian Crawford reports juniors have worked hard this week due to exams. In business training they studied filing, found it fun but difficult. They begin partial payments in business arithmetic tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Crawford
Senior News touches on class topics and local visits
The note lists student discussions on narration and debate in freshman English and mentions conversations about rearing or raising monkeys. It documents social visits, substitutions among paper carriers, and many residents visiting Shenandoah, Council Bluffs, Red Oak, and Farragut. It notes a Thimble Bee meeting and an upcoming church event.
Hastings Cemetery Association Holds Meeting at Grace Hattaway Home
Mrs Lemon Cree and Mrs Char lecoy Brown visited Omaha on Saturday marking Brown's first trip in 20 years. The Hastings Cemetery Association met last Wednesday at Grace Hattaway's home with a trsi ntess meeting followed by sardiwiches coffee cake and peach snow. The next gathering is set for May at Mrs Jim Clark's home. The Ladies Garden Club met at Mrs Ralph Hanscom's home Thursday afternoon with a business session and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Cree
Charlfey Brown
Omaha
Brown
Hastings Cemetery Association
Grace Hattaway
Jim Clark
Ladies’ Garden Club
Ralph Hanscom
Malvern Iowa Town Council approves 1936 officer appointments
Minutes of the April 6 1936 Malvern Iowa town council meeting show the new council members take oath, Mayor Nelson appoints officers including Town Clerk Woodford R Byington and Water Commissioner Wiley Dunn, with salaries set for treasurer mayor street commissioner health officer and other posts. The council designates bank depositories and lists committee appointments and purchase procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Kilmartin
R. W. Mansfield
R. K. Piper
T. L. Salyers
W. D. Slothaner
Albert Nelson
Woodford
Water Hills
Adbert Nelson
Harry Dunn
L. A. Parsons
Jake Frazier
Wiley Dunn
Ais
F. A. Wortman
J. A. Parsons
Slothower
Salyers
Malvern
Iowa
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Park Fund
Glenwood State Bank
Glenwood
Town
Yeas
Piper
Mansfield
Kilmartin
Nays
Nane
Stothower
Partition suit over Mills County real estate in 1936
In Mills County district court a partition petition was filed by J. Wido administrator of Joseph U Parker estate against Maude Phillips Blaine Parker Daisy Phelps Harrison Florence Burch and others. The suit seeks sale or division of the Northern Quarter and East Half of the Northwest Quarter in Section 27 Township 73 Range 41, detailing undivided interests of each party and naming defendants by marital relation. Appearance required by April 28 1936 or default will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonent Eit Fur Aftice Cotarty
J. Wido
Harover
Devs
Maude Phellips
A. J. Phillips
Bladi
Parker
Virginia Parker
Daisy Phelps
Sam Phelps
Isa Allison
Wilbur Allison
Florence
Burch
M. EF
Boach
Plumb
Adair
Joseph UI
Wee
Teo
Maude Phillips
Blaine Parker
Harrison
Florence Tirch
Mills County
Anv
Allison
Florence Burch
E. G. Plumb
Joseph N. Parker
Dee d
A. P. Phillips
M. E. Burch
Plavitk
Glenwood
Financial Report of Malvern Town 1935 Summary Card
Financial report from Malvern for 1935 shows indebtedness totaling 27,556.18, with taxable property valued at 655,940 including 481,046 real and 174,294 money and credits. Road tax applies to agricultural lands. total debt and property figures reflect town accounting and assessment figures for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Maluera
Iowa
Woodford R. Byington
Marcel Thnee
Pete Tee
Cee Ieee
Ccee Nhs ‘Sived
Pri Haiveti
Ohare Senegeine Weeden Ee
Ines and CO Vaya
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amos Sullivan
Ravenna
Mehr
A. H. Crawford
Joe Hudson
Hites
J. J. Starr
Frieda Fellows
M. B. Fellows
Frank Largent
Eva van Ausdale
Harry Graham
A. V. Clues
Othay Wearin
Washington
Charley Shank
Sheridan
Frank Walker
Marjorie Gene
Lincoln
Elam Ord
R. E. Poindexter
Lenox
Lemon Cox
Ralph Hall
Lawrence Read
Wayne Ord
E. H. Ord
Howard Lookabill
Hazel Owens
Fred Lookabill
Gearhart News
Shane Yan
Gearhart Lumber Co
North Grove
Thimble Bee
Bowen
Durbin
Scott
Everhart-Johnson
Robert Schuman
Kansas City
Eri. H. Dalzell
Karl Powers
Glenwool
Sargent
Daniel Edward
Ainl
D. D. Fellows
Clyde Gravett
Roy Earnest
Lester Spencer
Des Moines
Katherine Shaw
Omaha University
O. B. Hutchings
California
Wyoming
The
Malvern Cleaners
Red Oak Star Laundry
News of
Hastings Public School
Freshman News
Junior News
Senior News
Velma Amings
Miss Allen
Elmo Hites
Wendell Crawford
Gene Williams
Vanita Ord
Kathryn Redman
Shenandoah
Herman Schurr
Farrel Waterworth
World-Herald
Floyd Clutes
Reta Crawford
Farrel
Bee
Mildred Hunt
George Wilson
Louisa Quimby
Nettie Hanscom
Imogene
H. E. Clark
Lorraine
Regina Lookabill
Archie Williams
A. V .Clutes
Robert
Patty Sue
Ethel Davis
H. P. Schurr
Geo. Miller
Leo Clark
Farragut
Henry Wearin
Carlton
Joe Wearin
A. L. Gustafson
John Trybom
Herman Schuren
Water & Light
Street
C.L. Wynia
RL Cardwell
National Refining Co
Ok Improvement Fund
Collings Drag Co
Fece Salyers Auta Cr
Ralph Plummet
Drage Gine Fund O
Ory
Frazier
Conner
Salyers Auto Co
Phar
Adn Wofford
Byinaton
Cle
Jas
Lae
Verial Bond
Sisivee
Teleptianye, Telegeagii
Mxguress
Electric Companies
Soriec
Tebe
Fotal
Biayash
Warved
H. Mareh
Ft —S
Penses
Chiistan
Cite Hall
Sandy Marvel
Pan Babar
Nij
Ciy Hall
Joy Hall
Shell Aja
Finnehiog
Maret Jl
ULB
Val Liberty Memonts
Rullims
Chale
Liberty
Malpenan Trust &Os
Hess Evecare
Feaes
Tur Library
Gabeeee
Stey
Augusi
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