Hastings Social Roundup Reports Visits and a Tragic Loss
Hastings residents recount Thanksgiving visits with relatives from Glenwood Winchester and Council Bluffs. Otha Wearin returns from Grinnell to family near town. Mrs Ed Hathaway recovering after hospital operation. A newborn son born November 28 died shortly after birth. mother under nurse care. Various local visits and events shared. charity and church notes listed.
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B. F. Haroff
Earth
Heaven
Priest
Hattie Martin
Chiropractors Help Me End My Cough and Ailments
A reader reports personal improvement after twenty five adjustments, claiming to be entirely well from a chronic cough and other diseases and praising chiropractic treatment. The letter expresses gratitude to the chiropractors as great benefactors.
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Chiropractic
Anderson Dies at Pacific Junction After Week’s Illness
August Anderson, longtime Pacific Junction resident born in Sweden in 1845, died at his home after a weeklong illness. He helped build the railroad from Afton to the Missouri river and is survived by his wife, three sons Theodore Elmer and Ed all of Pacific Junction, and daughter Mrs Shotwell of Los Angeles. Funeral Thursday at home led by Rev. Coleman and Rev. Lindquist of Stanton, burial in Glenwood cemetery. A Thursday meeting organized a gun club with Joe Oneill as President and Hobart Read as Manager. The district observed Thanksgiving vacation with teachers visiting homes. local staff and neighbors visited and traveled for various trips and visits.
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F. E. Berry
Winchester
Ill
Fred J. Martin
B. Hutchings
Glenwood
Mia
F. H. Priest
James Sawyers
Balfour
Clarence Sandiland
Otha Wearin
Iowa College
Grinnell
Joe Wearin
Otha
Ed Hathaway
Edmundson Hospital
Eva van Ausdale
Hastings High School
Stanton
Plguten
Pacific Junction
August Anderson
Sweden
Afton
Missouri River
Theodore
Elmer
Shotwell
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Scobee
Paris
Missouri
Miss Foster
Clarinda
Miss Hill
McCray
Red Oak
Miss Edwards
Nebraska City
Merghew
Malvern
Smith
Ida Purcell
Woodbine
Dean Purcell
Edith Carlson
Creston
Frank Beattie
Sioux City
R. Wilkinson
St. Joe
Frank Maxwell
Frances
Lincoln
J. J. Marrin
Council Bluffs
Thanksgiving guests announced by Barnes family
Paul and Milo Tipton and Dale Ireland of the University of Nebraska will be home for Thanksgiving. Will Barnes and family of Hastings, Ray Barnes and family and Dr. Ben Barnes and family of Shenandoah are to be Thanksgiving guests at the C. A. Barnes home. Mr. and Mrs. McCreight of Green- are mentioned in the fragment.
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Hastings
Villisca
Church
Guy Christie
Council Bluffs
Ray Christie
Lucile Marsh
Centerville
Iowa
Fred Lockabill
Art Hodges
Macedonia
Paul
Milo Tipton
Dale Ireland
University of Nebraska
Will Barnes
Ray Barnes
Ben Barnes
Shenandoah
C. A. Barnes
Mrs. McCreight
Green
Parents as Educators Teach Wide Interests and Simple Pleasures
The piece argues that thoughtful parenting broadens a child’s outlook through Froebel’s Grassmowing Play and simple labor-based examples. It cites Roosevelt on balance, stresses teaching cause and effect, gratitude, and social responsibility, urging parents to open a child’s eyes to daily provisions and interdependence with society.
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Tamel
Vroebel
Peter
Roosevelt
Froebel
Thanksgiving guests and ill relative updates in Tabor area
Field lists Thanksgiving guests from Council Bluffs Glenwood Lincoln Tabor and Mrs Ireland pair. F M Laird rushed to Kansas City for his ill brother Henry then reported slight improvement. Other notes cover travel leave Hemingford Asman Gidley Hicks Wyant Aistrope Bell home burn Myron Munsinger death in North Platte family travels and returns.
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Roy Grosse
John Asman
Hemingford
Nezr
Shenandoah
Hicks
Sidney
W. G. Gregory
Alice Wyant
Henry Aistrope
Malvern
Tabor
Will Bell
Aistrope
Myron Munsinger
Warren Munsinger
North Platte
Nebr
Maurice
Miss Ella
Local Social Roundup and Small Town Crimeincident
Mrs J B Speer visits Council Bluffs and departures to Kansas City for Thanksgiving. Miss Fern Skerritt and Miss Ivan Lintner return for winter stay with neighbors. Nasol Pratt sells Macedonia barber shop and seeks new position. Jas Martin recovers from illness. F W Anderson store burglarized again as marshal Kurtz patrols and surprises burglars at 10 46 p m. robbers flee.
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J. B. Speer
Council Bluffs
Louisa
Dan Markel
Kansas City
Fern Skerritt
University Place
Nebr
Ivan Lintner
Randolph
Jas, Burgoin
Ivan
Nstol Pratt
Macedonia
Jas Martin
Roy McClure
F. W. Anderson
J. R. Kurtz
Kurtz
Red Cross Expands Community Centers Across Iowa
Across Iowa Red Cross chapters unite towns and counties to build community centers. Oxford in Johnson County leads with a donated building and countywide gatherings. Centers exist in Van Buren Muscatine Jasper and Wayne counties with circulating libraries and a recreation director guiding events for all ages. More centers are expected to arise during the year.
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Red Cross
Oxford
Johnson County
van Buren County
Muscatine County
Jasper
Wayne
New Alpine Lift Idea Puts Summit Elevation on Display
An illustrated Popular Mechanics plan proposes a vertical tunnel from Jungfrau’s end to the summit, with passenger elevators reaching the peak. Climbers would ride an elevator to the top, offering a dramatic view of snow clad crags and lofty alpine scenery from near the highest Alps summit.
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Jungfrau
Kleine Scheidegg
Ti Il
Jungfraujoch
Popular Mechanics
Walt Yeo
Woodyertt
New York City
Che Ctx
Toasted a Dead King and city leaders' toast
A distorted report recalls a Storkholm banquet where Le Corbeiner, serving as Parts city head, responded to La Rede France with a toast to King Oscar and his royal line while guests joked the monarch had been dead for a decade. The scene reflects municipal pomp and satirical local sentiment.
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Cfty
Parts
Seanelinivin
le Corheiiler
Municipal
M. le Corbeiner
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