Iedies of the North Grove Cemetery social in Hastings
The fee cream social at the Walter Boylan home last Thursday evening by the Iedies of the North Grove Cemetery association drew a fine crowd. George Pickerell and Mr. Wells led old time melodies, Hastings youths performed, Dean Clem of Malvern spoke with his Edison radio, and ice cream cake drinks and hot dogs were served. The event raised about forty dollars for the group.
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North Grove Cemetery Association
Watter Boylan
Eta
George Pickerell
Mr. Wells
Hastings
Dean Clem
Malvern
Edison
Standard Bearers Entertain Mothers at Picnic Dinner
The Standard Bearer girls hosted their mothers at a picnic dinner on the Mrs. B. W. Shaw lawn with marigold decorations and a musical program after the meal. Many local residents and relatives were noted visiting and traveling between Malvern Shenandoah and Council Bluffs for gatherings and family events during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Shaw
Ice Cream Social a Big Success at North Grove Cemetery
The ice cream social hosted by the North Grove Cemetery association at the Boylans home drew a hearty crowd. About 37 dollars were raised. Gratitude was expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Boylan for hosting and to the entertainers. Music by an Edision radio phonograph delighted attendees. A Hastings trio plus a long-time add-in with George Pickeril Mr Wells Fern Stockstell Leota Morse entertained the Hatners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grove Cemetery Association
Walter Boylan
Birthday Celebration For Bobbie Bowers Friends
A group of Bobbie Bowers little boy friends helped celebrate his birthday on Tuesday with games ice cream and cake. Several local and visiting residents including Bea Shepard Clinton Schurr Hazel Hannah Corrine Smith and John Parker appear in the mix along with other Hastings and surrounding area residents visiting relatives and stopping by for news and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Bower
Bobbie
Bea Shepard
Clinton Schurr
Omaha
Hazel Hannah
Oakland
Ray Christy
Corrine
Bsabanda Lee Smith
O'Neill
Nebr
Frank Mitchell
Co. T. Smith
John Parker
Emerson
Hastings
Earl Bandiland
Charles Scott
Corning
Jon Wearth
Otha
George Schurz
Strahan
Alfred Shaw
Archie Telkle
Red Oak
Willis Dye
Ed Calif
Winner
William Bolton
Wm. Clark
Ilinois
C. W. Moore
Glenwood
Alfred Clites
W. E. Purcell
Lew. Gutchenritter
Imogéne van
Danford Family Relocates as Work Starts in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Danford and their infant daughter moved from Glenwood to the farm of her father G. F. Willa. Mrs. Danford and the child will stay there while Mr. Danford attends a Chicago trade school to become an electrician. He left for Chicago Wednesday by auto with Roy Blackman driving a tractor and baler crew. Over the past week, Roy baled ost straw and two stacks of oat straw for Oliver Hammers, and wheat straw for Harley Stevesson. Earl Shaw has returned home near Council Bluffs after helping uncle Sam Shaw with farm work. Wayne Shaw, previously aiding Ralph Parker, is now with his brother Fred near Tabor helping build a barn.
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R. Pollitt
Council Bluffs
Rosa Lee Walker
Kansas City
Phe Gralt
A. H. Ome
Ty Strand
Nie
Chardgan
Harold
Richland
Kansas
Mre
B. Li. Scott
Malvern
Louran Quimby
Shenandoah
Jason, Othe
Ira Hutchings
H. E. Clark
Roy’ Quimby
Art 8
Fred Martin
Lester Barnum
J. F. Martin
Frank Wallace
Linz Nebr
Claude Recter
Willa
Thursby Auto
Roscoe
Recter
Pol
Art Whitnay
Ralph Hall
Roy Quimby
Nea
Louisa Quimby
Quimby
Shenan
Mra
Joe Matse
Biarr'a
Max Tiery
Charles Anderson
Bluffs
Roxy Etroud
Glenwood
Danny de- Wolk
Paul Richardsen
Ed Hunter
Linden
Eugene
Oregon
Scott Hunt
George Bowen
Ped Crow
Smithsville
A. C. Hodges
Hastings
Ralph Moree
Ruby
Nebr
Morsea
Dan Morse
Luther Clark
Mr. Clark
Nick Clark
Wilbur Bowen
Ronald Webb
Centerville
Fred Lookahill
Clarence Hanes
Fort Lowney
Wyo
E. H. Ord
Helen Hodge
Randolpha
N. W. Hodge
Lester Dawson J
Lakes
Minnesota
Dee Severn
A. H. Crawford
Harriett
Robert Glover
Omaha
George Bhaw Jr
J. H. Himiller
Hulda Mae
Doris Louise
Vincent Christy
Villiaca
Ray Christy
Fred Pierce
Willard Starrin
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council
Buddle Mitchell
Bunday
O'Ngll
H. E. Danford
G. F. Willa
Danford
Mr. Danford
Chicago
Roy Blackman
Oliver Hammers
Harley Stevesson
Earl Shaw
Sam Shaw
Wayne Shaw
Ralph Parker
Fred
Tabor
Lookabill Appointed New Road Superintendent
Lookabill, living northwest of Malvern, is named road superintendent. He works with one or two men on road improvements including digging a hole beside a culvert and installing a new culvert along with other repairs.
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Lookabill
Malvern
Sheriff's Execution Notice From Malvern Iowa
A writ issued by the District Court of Mills County Iowa directs collection of judgment dated 1929 in favor of L A Talbott against W F King for 231.70 with costs 28.19. The sheriff has levied on real estate described as Lot Six and Four in Block Nine in the Town of Malvern Mills County Iowa, to satisfy the debt.
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Heriff
Yan Deale
District Court
Milla County
Iowa
L. A. Talbott
W. PF
Wil King
Mins County
Agid
Gate Lefy
Toewlt
Lota
Bix
Malvern
Milla
Mule
Dominican Sisters Return to Prepare for School Year
The Dominican sisters arrived last Wednesday to begin preparations for the coming school year. Sisters Mary Eunsie Marty Isadore of Chicago Milwaukee visit their father Dominic Martin and family. Sister Mary Margaret, visiting her mother Mrs Delia Hughes, left Friday to teach nearby. Sister Mary Loretta from Des Moines visits her mother Mrs Mike Laughlin, and Sister Fauatina of Chicago visits her parents. Dr Louis Printy of St Louis visits his mother Mrs Macy Printy. EB Laughlin drove cattle to Omaha earlier week. Bern Maher drove to Lincoln Nebraska Friday where his daughter Margaret and niece Mildred Maher train to visit aunt Mrs Martin Anderson. Miss Ruth Bayes visited Miss Mae Maher last week.
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Mary Eunsie
Marty Isadore
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dominic Martin
Mary Margaret
Delia Hughes
George
Lioux City
Siater Mary Loretta
Des Moines
Mike Laughlin
Fauatina
James Laughlin
Saters Visit Minnesota Cooler Than Iowa
Mr and Mrs One Senet and family spent last week visiting Mrs Saners sister and family, Mr and Mrs Tom Clark formerly here but now Kent Minnesota. Joe found it cold and they left Monday to Friday. Flax samples brought back and at Collins Drug store. Mrs M Printy visited Omaha Creighton Nebr and Spaulding Nebr to see relatives. Many sick with a summer flu like illness. Vincent Saner has a new Ford coach and E P Laughtin a new Graham Paige.
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One Senet
Saner
Tom Clark
Kent
Minn
Joe
Collins Drug Store
Vincent Saner
Ford
E. P. Laughtin Haa
Hew Graham-Paige
Women Return From State Convention
Mrs M Printy Hits EP Laughlin and several Misses Mamie McGintis and Mary Maher returned Wednesday evening from Des Moines where delegates to the state convention. Mary Maher was elected state treasurer. John Doste and Tommy OConner were delegates for A Co H. Clyde Addy and family returned from Yellowstone Park. John Cain of Omaha visited his sister Mrs Tommy Conners and son. Annabelle Saner and niece left for Denver for a sightseeing trip. Terena Laughlin of Omaha visits. Mr and Mrs John Chandler near Essex and Mrs Chandler's parents spent Sunday in Comet Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Printy
EP. Laughlin
T. G. O'Conner
Mamie McGintis
Mary Maher
Des Moines
Anto
John Doste
Tommy O'Conner
A. Co. H
Clyde Addy
Yellowstone Park
John Cain
Omaha
Tommy Conners
Conners
Annabelle Saner
Monica Dempsey
Denver
Colo
Loufre McGargill
Terena Laughlin
James Laughlin
John Chandler
Essex
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Botna Valley State Bank
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Dodge Brothers
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