Hastings Schools Open September with Liberal Arts Plan
Hastings announces a Sept. 2 opening for its public schools with a Liberal Arts curriculum approved by the Iowa State Board of Educational Examiners. The plan emphasizes practical education, small class sizes for individualized instruction, and a strong faculty. Local families are urged to enroll their children to pursue a comprehensive high school program.
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Hastings
Fellows
High Schol
Iawa State Board of Educational Examiners
Mills County
Hillsdale Outing and Local Travels Report
Sunday morning departures for a weeklong Black Hills trip include Glen Dale and Donald Sell with Herby Asmussen. Other residents plan trips to Minnesota and Woodbine church events. several local couples visited friends and relatives, sharing meals and social calls across Glenwood, Council Bluffs, Silver City, and Grand Island areas.
Hastings High School Class of 1935 Portrait Featured
The Hastings Leader presents the Class of 1935, one of the earliest groups to complete the full program at Hastings High School. Six members Charles Mitchell Gladys Hites Warne Ord Elmer Parker LaVerne Potter and Marjorie Haden completed all four years, with the first three earning all their school work in Hastings schools. The group is described as bright energetic and promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings High School
Charles Mitchell
Gladys Hites
Warne Ord
Elmer Parker
LaVerne Potter
Marjorie Haden
Hastines
Hastings
Admiral Perry and Pompey’s fall mark strange tides in time
Fragmentary notes recall Oliver Hazard Perry born, Mt Vesuvius eruption destroying Pompey in year 7 AD, and Captain Webb first to swim the English Channel in 1875.
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Admiral Oliver Hazard Perry
Captain Webb
Henderson Social Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Events
Henderson residents and visitors are noted in a long column of town social happenings. Mr and Mrs Stone of St Joseph Missouri visit east of town while Miss Gayle Phillips and Bin and Eleanor Phillips head to Buffalo with Al Phillips party, the group planning to tour en route. Local drive to Red Oak marks birthdays. school board fills another primary teaching post. several residents travel to Omaha Council Bluffs and Blanchard for visits, medical, or family matters. A birthday party at the Christian church and a Porter's Lake picnic are among town activities.
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Stone
St. Joseph
M. J. Stephens
Maude McClenehan
Emerson
Gayle Phillips
Bin
Eleanor Phillips
Buffalo
al BL Phillips
J.C. Goss
John Rainbow
Red Oak
Maryian Viner
Christian Church
Uyera
Porter’s Lake
Vie Wilson
Macedonia
Misses Bertha Mildred Fria and Ta Clay at Sidney Rodeo
East Liberty notes New Miss Bertha Mildred Fria and Ta Clay attended the Sidney rodeo last week. Dee Severns and her son Hobby of Des Moines visited the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Anderson, and Ethel Nelson stayed with her aunt Mrs. John Norstadt in Glenwood last week.
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Bertha
Mildred
Fria
Ta Clay
Sidney
Ts. Dee
Local Socials And Visits Reported Across Communities
Kenneth Johnson and daughter Adramn of Logan spent weekend with his sister Mrs. Goehling and family. Mrs. Mary Sawyers and Margaret Toutse visited Miss Arlene Howard. Miss Carol Hammers of Cornell Bluffs visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Anthony. Mr. Myron Jones and daughter Eleanor visited friends. In Tabor, Ethel Nelson of Malvern and Loretta and Winifred Sluder spent past week with Roy Mayberry home. Clit Kelly and family visited C. Dillehay. Shas Miller and family of Nampa Idaho visited Frank Sawyers. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ayers spent with Mrs. Ayers sister of Counel Bluffs. Noy Blackman and Wayne, Theo Powles and Howard Seeger attended rodeo at Sidney Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coffees and Mable were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Norathat of Glenwood. Mrs. Herman Inman of Glenwood called on Miss Mable Coffey Thursday afternoon. Dewey Van Orsdel and Bub B. Paul Norton and son and Eugene Kelley drove to Sidney Thursday to attend the rodeo.
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Dale
Glen
Donald Sell
Herby Asmussen
Black Hills
Lawrence
Gail Rose HU Buttington
Lyle Willams
Minnesota
Virginia Anthony
B.S. Barber
Glenwood
Margaret Jarber
Council Bluffs
Woodbine
Grover Tettinger
Pomeroy
Carol Hammers
Cornell Bluffs
Lester Anthony
Myron Jones
Eleanor
Tabor
Ethel Nelson
Malvern
Loretta
Winifred
Warren Ayers
Mable Coffey
Dewey van Orsdel
Bubb
Paul Norton
Eugene Kelley
Sidney
Radeo
Fedeo
Calkins Praises Malvern Church Visit and Local Notices
Rev C A Calkins of Malvern preached in East Liberty church while Rev H P Young led Glenwood M E services. Churches noted Calkins’ 20 years pastoring here. Local items recount calf killed after truck impact, foot injury from wall collision, arm and shoulder ailment, and various social visits and family stays across Malvern Glenwood Oakland and Council Bluffs. A submarine can dive to 60 feet in 10 seconds.
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Jack Jackson
Norfolk
Nebr
Jackson
Bruce Wallahan
Malvern Cleanera
Dorothy Stothower
Joe Wearing
Janet Bennett
Pacific Junction
Fred Priest
Doris
Tn Tabor
Max Shoemaker
Honata Webb
Ron Bobbie
Sharon Rae
Lincoln
Fred Lookabill
Charles Kelly
Ronald Schurr
Ed Pilum
Shenandoah
Charley
Thelma
Nedra Crawford
Roy Crawford
Warda Onel
Ray Christia
Homer Connell
Edward of
L. H. Gileland
Carlson
Omaha
Ben Haroff
Cliffort
Parker
Newton
Gill
Febert Flant
Allan Kristy
Elmo Smith
Corre
Jel Waterworth
Henderson
Herman Sehaye
Colorado
Vic Cromwall
Nism
Valara
Grace Nehitt
Leslie Bawson
Riverton
Stra
Dave Linthicum
Patricia Colleen Schorr
Kansas City
Hayden Chirk
Misa Winifred Brown
Counsell
Vic Cromwell
Willison
May Christie
Maria Woods
Resd
Cassius Woods
Wilson Clark
Lorraine Clark
Ethelyn Crawford
Jeannette Lather
Vesley Chapel
Fruth Overton
Giljeland
Monlay
Mize Winifred Brown
A. V. Cates
Ruel Harmon
Denver
Estes Park
H. EB. Clark
Lorraine
Patricia Colleen Scharr
Tra Hutchings
Mo. and Mrs. Wat. Brown and Daughter of Omaha Were Visitors In the L. H. Gilland
Wilf Mings
Coburg
Waterworth
Mita Ruth Joan Gittings
Hillsdale
France
Burroughs
J. Barsimson
U.S
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompey
A.D
Pexy
Crecy
Rex G. Dory
Board of Education
Dale Byers
Treynor
Addie Belleau
Margaret Harbor
Orval Oxford
Roseflee
Oda Herover
Carrol Phillips
Sam Phelpy
Blanchard
Herman Coppoth
Arkangel
Oklahoma
Ward Cunningham
Heberlen
G. W. Whitson
Eleanor Cunningham
Luther Andrews
California
Gerald Pennell
Morton Mills
Jud Coppock
Ralph Stone
Will Small
Addie Boileau
Clyde Gravitt
Emery
L. W. Triplatt
Wilburn Houser
Marian Maxwell
Harry Clark
Carson
Pearl Harbor
Fan
Missouri
Kana
Leo Wittner
Arkuaguas
Wil Houwr
Weoanke
Afior
Hare
God
Karl Horlung
Methublat
Sun
A. J. Arbor
Margaret Marbor
East Liberty
Kenneth Johnson
Adramn
Logan
Mr. Johnson
G. H. Goehting
Mary Sawyers
Margaret Toutse
Arlene Howard
Chevrolet
PAL
Ite
Tees de Luc
Murphy Gros
Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet Go
Malvern, la
C. A. Calkins
Methodist
H. P. Young
Glenwood M. E
Rev. Calkins
Dale Hunt
Wayne Maddocks
B.C. Seaton
Paul
Chas
Pam
Oakland
Joe Mayberry
Ramona Cary
Near Henderson
W.H. Clay
B. J. “Lockabill
Ruth
Harriett Rembe
Laura Kenney
Josie
Jennie Taylor
Winnie Moore
Evelyn Latchaw
Marie Wright
Silver City
Frank Dn Vai
Alan
Frank Choate
Edna Lutz
Mercy Hospital
Corncil Bluffs
Wilt Lutz
Everett Severns
Betty
Dorothy Severns
Chas. S. Anderson
W. H. Clay
Elmer Ferguson
Letcher
Whham Ferguson
Mitchell
Clay
Ben Harvey
Bon Harvey
Tim Lake Products, Incorporated
Jows State Fair
Collins Drug CO
TIM Lake Products, Inc
Dea Moines
Iowa
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