Hastings Man Seeks State Secretary Post Greenwalt Files
Major G C Greenwalt of Hastings filed for the Republican nomination for Secretary of State, with strong local support. A World War veteran and state American Legion leader, he also heads the Junior Baseball League and has served in Des Moines. Other notes mention local injuries, student travel, and new teachers.
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G. C. Greenwalt
Des Moines
Hastings
Des M
Post Re
L. L. Greenwalt
Major Greenwill
Hastings School News Bulletin Highlights Banquet Plans
Hastings School notes the manual training department exhibit and upcoming events. A baseball game at Strahan was postponed on Friday April 1 due to Coach Wilmeth's illness. seniors practice ahead while juniors prepare for the junior senior banquet and a读 Old Fashioned Rose event slated for March 1 or 2.
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Anne
Strahan
Wilmeth
Hastings rail veteran H P Rea retires after 29 years
H P Rea, long time Hastings first trick operator for the Burlington, retired last Sunday as the electric control system was installed. He served nearly 35 years with the company, 29 in Hastings, earning a reputation for courtesy and reliability. He visited Creston Monday to explore future opportunities. The column also notes a mothers and daughters banquet with 190 tickets sold and lists a string of local visits and family news from Hastings and nearby towns.
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H. P. Rea
Burlington
Hastings
Hastings Methodist Church Service Notes
At the Hastings Methodist Church the Sundar School events and Ladies Aid singing were noted. The pastor was pleased with church reports and last week's service results.
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Imar Sondar
Sunder
Pastor WF Weber Letter Indicates Family Outreach
A partial note from pastor WF Weber expresses thanks and extends sincere regards to mothers and daughters, reflecting community outreach from a church source. The fragmentary text suggests a greeting or closing line without further details on event or date.
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WF Weber
Barricon Construction Starts Paving Project Soon
The Barricon Construction Company plans paving work on a large site, moving in air machines and materials this week. A sizable crew and equipment are ready as tasks begin, with crews preparing the area for initial paving, grading, and surface work.
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Hasth
New Roads in Old Mexico Raid Through Language Barriers
Wearin and Wottman trek along a doubtful highway toward Tampico seeking a main road. After fording a deep river and failing to find locals who understand, they use a train crew and a bilingual guide to steer toward the intended route, hoping to reach a bank with limited funds.
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Old Mexico
Rystha D. Wearin
Allen Wottman
Wearin
Tampico
Wortman
Stra han seniors start play Second Childhood and club cooks meal
Stra han seniors begin work on their class play Second Childhood. Freshmen held a wetnar roast in Newell's timber. Primary grades enjoyed an Easter party with surprises. Donald Culley returns to school. Pups study circus animals. Clover Leaf club meets at Bra Martin’s home studying canning and nutrition. Frieda Fellawa to Ames with club leader for state convention in June. Food sale April 24 to fund delegates. County president Charlotte Fellows also plans to attend. Club aims for a balanced meal. Next meeting set for April 29 at Nellie Moore’s home.
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Newell's Timber
Donald Culley
Clover Leaf Club of
Strahan
Bra
Martin
Frieda Fellawa
Ames
Charlotte Fellows
Nellie Moore
Pink Eye Absences Mark Third and Fourth Graders
Third and fourth graders Doris Williams Doren e Swain Eugene Watts Bobby Bingham and Phyliss Micheal son were absent this week due to pink eye. Fifth and sixth grade absentees Norma MacCallistar Muriel Long and Alicea Beam sponsored an Easter party for their room and Easter eyes were colored. Dorothy Martin's name was omitted from the perfect attendance list last week by mistake.
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Doris Williams
Dorene Swain
Eugene Watts
Bobby Bingham
Phyliss Michealson
Norma MacCallistar
Muriel Long
Alicea Beam
Dorothy “Martin
Seventh and Eighth Grade Activities and Visits
Seventh and eighth grade boys prepare for the Malvern track meet while illness keeps Paul Shaw and Earl Watts home. Cousin Bruca Wallahan visited, eighth grade geography studies U S products, seventh grade history plans on historical men. Mr. and Mrs. George Cook visited Fred Newell's home from Storm Lake last Thursday to Sunday. Folly Summers spent vacation at home then returned to No. brave State University. Are H. H. Kayton and Mrs. W. W. Molaberry hosted Martle and friends Thursday evening. Marion Salser and others joined in the outing.
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Malvern
Paul Shaw
Earl Watts
Bruca Wallahan
United States
George Cook
Fred Newell
Cook
Mr. Newell
Folly
Iincoln
No. Brave State University Wednesay
H. H. Kayton
W. W. Molaberry
Martle
Martlo
Marion Thal Soa
Mt Vernon Residents Share News From Home
Mt Vernon is abuzz with small town updates as locals discuss farm work weather and school life. Visits from Will Shaw and Sam’s family mix with chores. students and teachers plan spring baseball while Miss Lorena Wille travels to Council Bluffs to visit a hospitalized classmate Helen Pace.
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Will Shaw
Council
Gon
Earl
Sam
Kenneth
Byron Parker
J. Anderson
Ralph Parker
Homer Fritz
Siiver City
Lorena Wille
Mrs. Salyers
Council Bluffs
Helen Pace
Mercy Hospital
Mies Pace
Harry Stewart
Qmehs
Mt. Vernon Achool
Seboal
Ballave Ra Smith
Ieee
Embarrassing ride leads to river crossing near Liera
A group traveling in a crowded coupe hires guides including a six year old boy who directs them through winding valleys toward Liera on the main road. A river crossing stalls the motor, then a polite army officer General Guadalupe Ramorex provides road guidance and a brief currency dispute is settled. They encounter multiple stops for fuel and offers of change at various stations, plus a watchful downtown merchant scene as they depart Tepic Tampico area.
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Liera
Lieta
Wearin
Mexico
Guadilupe Ramorez
Army
Ramorex
el Directona de Tampico
Quick Change Men Fail in Malvern
Two quick-change artists visited Malvern on a Monday morning and left town poorer. They entered via an eastern Iowa county, bought a small item at Landia Hardware, and attempted to pass a $10 bill to Lloyd Landis at Fletcher Cleaners, but the scheme failed.
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Malvern
Iowa
Landia Hardware
Lloyd Landis
Fletcher Cleanera
Disputed vote hints at Democratic influence in city elections
Fragmentary read suggests that discontented men left for more profitable work, while Democrats won mayoral seats this month, indicating perceived party influence at the local level.
Terre Haute building torn down for filling station
A historic 108 year old structure in Terre Haute was razed recently to clear space for a filling station. Speculation grows about what could replace gas stations in the area as development continues.
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Terre Haute
Pentecost Services Mark Weekend at Local Church
The church plans a canvass led by Treasurer Dr. Kitne inviting all members to pledge support for next year. Baptismal service delayed. repairs hoped for by next Sunday. Bible school attendance reached 108 with an excellent program. Pentecost services began with a blessed evening and guest duet. The second Pentecost sermon is Sunday morning on The Meaning of Pentecost. Union temperance service will close the day, with Birth Day Sunday preaching at 11 a.m. Union Young People meet at the Methodist church at 7 p.m. Jiftor C. B. Monday and Miss Tack attended after-school. Woman's Missionary Society meets with Mrs. J. W. Millet Thursday afternoon.
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W. W. Wilson
Hastings
Creston
St. Joseph
Maryville
Lawrence Martin
Lincoln
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Raymond Shepard
Glenwood
Dee Sevyerne
Glenwood Sundaa
Charles Anderson
Donald Andersons
Des Moines
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H. A. Darting
State Highway Commission
Ruth Davis
Blair
Nebr
Alta Hunter
Nodaway
Ray Kelley
Red Oak Hospital
Edgar Christy
Huberta Christy
Nebraska State University
Doris Priest
Harlan
Delbert Kelley
Patudent
Hoh. Lisle
Christy
A. H. Crawford
Nortia
Valeria Christy
Kitne
Bible School
Ralph Thompson
Pentecostal
Union Temperance Service
Frank G. Tebow
Paator
Jiftor C. B
Miss Tack
J. W. Millet
Thoraday
Methodist Episcopal Church Invites All To Services
Pastor Paul H. Hicks reports good attendance and many new faces as the church invites all to Sunday school and preaching next Sunday morning. A union temperance service at 7 PM closes the day with a warm welcome at the Methodist church.
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Paul H. Hicks
Rapite of the
Bad Roads
Union Temperance
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