Sudden Passing of Ed Van Buskirk
Redward Van Buskirk longtime Hastings resident died after sudden illness Wednesday evening at Tag week and hospital in Cornell Bluffs. Funeral held Saturday at Hastings Methodist church with District Superintendent M. A Gable leading services. Edward Van Buskirk survived by wife two brothers and two sisters with several nieces and nephews. The obit notes his life from Lincoln Nebraska area to Red Oak and Hastings and his marriage to Margie Hart June 21 1926. Community reports describe a recent basketball game and a Fathers and Sons banquet at the Hastings church with remarks by Rev T D Smith.
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Redward van Buskirk
Hastings
Christy
Edmandson Hospital
Cornell Bluffs
R. W. Mansfield
Methodist
M. A Gable
Connell Bluffs
EL H, Jackson
Fred Priest
Fred Lockwhill
Irad
Turner
Hes
Anderson
Anderson With Mrs. Anderson
Piano
Dan Cook
Mark Hathiaws
Ian
WI Trimmer
W. Kelley
Harvey Hall
Burfab
Elven
Edward van Buskirk
James
Janet
van Buskirk
Liecon
Thier
Red Oak
Iowa
Nebraska City
Margie Hart
Jesse
Frankie
Jennie Edmundson
Lon van Buskirk
Glenwood
Jesse van Buskirk
Carrie Wortman
Ida E. Skinner
Silver City
Reed M. Wo
Elise
Torst
BH Jackson
Malony Sane
Hathaway
Ira ‘Turner
Haymond
Ard
Ted
Ira Turner
T. D. Smith
Emerson M. E
Card of Thanks for Edward Van Buskirk
We express heartfelt thanks and gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy at the death and funeral of our brother Edward Van Buskirk. We also thank the singers who kindly furnished the music. Mrs. W. S. Wortman Mrs. George Skinner Jegge Van Buskirk Lon Van Buskirk
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Edward van Buskirk
W. 5
Wortman
George Skinner
Jegge van Buskirk
Lon van Buskirk
Caven and Larson Wed in Red Oak Parsonage
A quiet marriage was held Wednesday evening November 23 at 7 at the Christian parsonage in Red Oak uniting Miss Florence Larson of Red Oak and Charles R. Caven of Silver City. The groom, son of W. B. Caven of Hastings, will reside in Silver City where he operates a barber shop. Hastings friends extend congratulations.
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Clork
Christian Parsonage
Red Oak
Florence Larson
Chas. R. Caven
Silver City
W. B. Caven
Hastings
Oil Stove Explosion Hurts Hastings Family
Mrs Faye suffered severe burns to her hands when an oil stove exploded at their Hastings home last Wednesday afternoon. She and her husband were repairing a room when their child shut off the stove, causing a flare up. Dr Christy attended and dressed the burns. condition described as fair to good but hands remain quite sore.
Auto Hit by Train Near Town. Driver Escapes Injury
Mrs. B. M. Culley was driving into town Saturday when her car was struck by a freight box car. The engine was switching, sent a line of cars down the track, and one struck the empty car as Culley entered the crossing. The car was badly wrecked but Culley escaped unharmed.
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B. M. Culley
Yo Culley
Strahan Ladies Stage Entertains With Kitchenette Band
Eight members of the Strahan Ladies Union presented a pleasing show at the opera house on Thursday evening. The performance featured the Kitchenette Band and the playlet How the Story Grew with a cast led by Mrs Brown Mrs Achenbach Mrs Green Mrs Martin Mrs Bean Mrs Hambach Mrs Rice Mrs Cites Mrs Doolittle Mrs Moore Mrs Snow Mrs Mayfeld Mrs Taylor Mrs Severne Mrs White and directed by Mrs Kacratt.
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Strahan
Strahan Ladies’ Union
Opera House
Mrs. Brown
Achenbach
Henderson fast squad edges city team in rough hoops clash
A local basketball game featured a quick Henderson squad facing a robust opponent. The opening period ended 6 to 40, the second 1 to 47, and the narrative notes a commendable showing by the home team despite a lopsided score.
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Hastings
Henderson
Lange
Pee
Emerson
Pacific Tutetion
Sliver City
Cough Wabb'e Tial Te
Hastings Church Notes Gather Local Social News
The Hastings church reports a Sunday School convention delegation including Mrs. Dent Hites Mixa Hdith Rush Miss Claribbel Johnson and Frank Van Buskirk. New member Mrs. George R Bell joins during Sunday services. Evening program features Malaysia pictures with a church ad. A box supper and program is planned at North Grove school on Monday evening Dec 12 with Dorothy Vestal as teacher. Numerous local visits and gatherings are listed from residents visiting relatives in Omaha Council Bluffs Malvern Shenandoah Glenwood and nearby towns along with hospital trips and building activity on the Bundiland farm.
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Hastings
Emerson
Dent Hites
Mixa Hdith Rush
Misa Claribbel Johnson
Frank van Buskirk
George R. Bell
Malaysia
Church
Asia
America
India
Africa
China
Methodist Church
North Grove
Ladien
Dorothy Vestal
Stampoo
Marcel Or
Fingerwaye
Mildred
Ira Hutchings
Malvern
Coretta Bryan
Evelyn Purcell
Edna Harman
Cornell Bluffs
Helen Hodge
Wm. Carter
Randolph
W.N
Ruth
Elliott
Geo. EB
Marilyn
Omaha
Roy Quimby
Waldo Deering
W. N. Hodge
Marian Smith
Donald
Council Bluffs
Smith
the Edmundson Hospital
Archia Anderson
Glenwood
B. M. Culley
Marion Smith
Edmundson Hospital
Connell Bluffs
Joe Mayberry
Sibverty
H. BE. Clark
C. Hodges
George Schurr Jr
Jas. Clark
James
F. A. Owens
Nla
Dave Bundiland
Charles Sheldon
Omabe
Ap Pyer
Incomplete poster text on poultry workers in the United States
Fragmentary OCR passage notes an individual with about three hens employed year round and mentions a dying or culled animal, with a “pullale” figure and a demand for replacements. Details are garbled and unclear.
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United
Wesley Chapel Invites to Gospel Meetings Next Week
Shenandoah Gospel Team and Epworth League present a multi night program at Wesley Chapel from Monday to Sunday December 12 to 14. Speakers include Rev. Jackson, Shenandoah Gospel Team, Rev. Hicks, District Superintendent Gable, and Simpson College Gospel Team with nightly sessions from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Sunday morning services at 11:00. Epworth League devotional on Sunday December 11 at 6:00 p.m. Arthur Lather leads the topic. You are invited to attend.
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Shenandoah Géepel
Wesley Chapel
Epworth
New Hampshire Ratifies the Federal Constitution
The ninth state to ratify the Constitution, New Hampshire sparked nationwide celebration with bells, parades, and church thanks. A Portsmouth parade featured floats and an armed ship Union arriving from ten cord, signaling the grand Federal Edifice as the law of the land.
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New Hampshire
United States
Poughkeepsie
New York
Richmond
Virginia
National Republic
New Hampshire Gazette and General Advertiser
Convention
Concord
Adam
New Hampahire
Portsmouth
Union
Thomas Manning
Tencord
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