Hastings Woman Mrs. C E Peace Dies After Pneumonia
Mrs. C E Peace longtime Hastings resident died at home Tuesday December 2 after pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held at her home conducted by Dr M A Gable and Reverend W J Weber with Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson singing. Burial followed in Hastings cemetery. She is survived by husband two daughters Mrs Verne Clark and Mrs Charles Courtier of Hastings and one son Fred Peace of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Peace
Hastings
M. A. Gable
Connell Bluffs
W. 3. Weber
Methodist Church
Charles Anderson
Hastinga
Peaces
Verne Clark
Charles Courtier
Fred Peace
Missouri
Car Ditched on Highway 34 injures man near Omaha
Jack Snyder of Omaha was driving No. 34 Monday when he collided with a truck east of Otha Hyde's farm. He swerved into a ditch and was badly bruised. Will Liston of Emerson found him and took him to Dr. Christy for treatment. he continued to Omaha by train.
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Jack Snyder
Omaha
City
Otha Hyde
Will Liston
Emerson
Dr. Christy
Hastings Services Show Strong Attendance Uptick
Hastings church notes brighter attendance last Sunday with active youth involvement. Sunday breakfast topic is Jesus and Temptations and Paul Among the Greeks in the evening. Ep Worth League members pledged and several signed. Aid society meets December 10 at 2 p.m..
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Jesus
Paul
Greece
League
Aid
Orvicns
Day Before Christmas Visitors Offer Hostess at Old Mansion
Maria Falcome, living on a poorhouse farm, is visited by four travelers claiming descent from the Balcome Family association from the Pacific coast. They promise a furnished mansion, a hostess position, and a salary as coal and warmth arrive, while Maria muses on her unexpected Christmas dinner amid family lore.
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Maria Falcome
Balcome
Maria
Matia
Washington
Mana
Pacife
Balcome Family Association
Edith Mintter
Upton
Christmas Morning Wedding in Primary Room
Lola and Jerry wed on Christmas morning in the Primary room where she taught, after a year of waiting and clearing secrets about Varney. Children who loved Lola offered wishes of joy and Merry Christmas as the ceremony concluded.
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Lola
Jerry
Anna L. Newsom
Observed Christmas Superstition Across Rural England
A Montreat Herald note on a 6 part rural England superstition accepted beyond argument that if the sun shines through the apple tree on Christmas morning the tipple harvest will be good.
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England
Nornhig
Hastings teams finish tied then soar to win in rematch
Hastings boys and girls hosted Wales with the girls losing. The boys fought a tight game finishing 28 all before five minutes of overtime. Hastings boys then pulled ahead 81 to 28 as teamwork carried the win. Seventh and eighth graders sell candy pens to fund their room needs. Donald Robbins returns to school after a layoff. Seniors express pride in their class rings, declaring them perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Wales
Donald Robbins
Phanalee
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Hutchings
Resolutions from Hall of River View Rebekah lodge No 442 Hastings Iowa dated December 2 1920 note the death of Brother Hutchings on November 25 1930 and express sympathy to his wife and family. The charter will be draped for twenty days and the resolutions recorded and published in the Malvern Leader.
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Hall of
River View
Rebekah Lodge
O. Fy Hastings
Iowa
Hutchings
Malvern Leader
Hastings Schools to Keen pen open house Dec 13
The Hastings schools will hold an open house Thursday evening December 13 from 7 to 9 o clock to display school work and Christmas decorations. Supt A W Vannice and family drove to Malvern Tuesday evening. Mrs Charien Anderson and daughter Kathryn and Mrs Qral Bower and daughter attended a violin and piano recital in Malvern Tuesday evening. Mrs Pontie Mrs Kerns and Mrs Parker of Red Oak spent Tuesday with Mrs A Phillips. Mr and Mrs Elmer Wallahan and sons Bruce and Herbert visited Mrs Wale Jahan's parents Sunday in Council Bluffs.
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Hastings
Hougza
A. W. Vannice
Malvern
Charien Anderson
Kathryn
Qral Bower
Pontie
Kerns
Parker
Red Oak
A. Phillips
Elmer Wallahan
Bruce and
Herbert
Council Bluffs
Wale Jahan
N. W. Colling
Village and county social notes and events summary
The report covers a sequence of social visits and gatherings in Hastings area. Mr and Mrs HimiNer and family from Villisca visited Ray Christie’s. Hul dah Mae planned a short stay. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Zack of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Ray Stuart of Shenandoah visited C L Parker’s northeast of Hastings. John Hudson traveled to Springfield Missouri and returned Wednesday. North Grove ladies held a thimble bee at Mollie Brown’s last Thursday, despite bad weather. A bake sale by North Grove cemetery association is planned in Emerson on December 20 and volunteers are urged to help. Davie Henderson, who recently broke his arm, is recovering slowly.
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North Grove Ladies Cemetery Association
Emerson
Davie Henderson
Local Social Notes From Hastings Area Circulate
Mr and Mrs Gerald Dalrymptes of Connell Brnfts spent Bandas visiting Mr and Mrs W P Crawford. Mrs F A Adams and son Kenneth autoed to Des Moines Sunday. Mrs J J Starr has been sick with plenting the past week. Warren Cratford fell while going to his grandmother Mrs Dixon Saturday morning but is better now. Evelyn Crawford visits Frieda Fellows in Neat Imo Bene. Mrs Charley Anderson and daughter Kathryn were Mal vern visitors Sunday.
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WI Hummel
Mary
Ruth Harbold
Glenwood
Hastings
Robert Edie
Fred Priest
Des Moines
Indianola
Tt. Crawford
Alfred Shaws
Walt Allen
Ed Lavy
Council Blas
Gerald
Evelyn Crawford
Frieda Fellows
Neat
Imo- Bene
Charley Anderson
Kathryn
Malvern
Par ker couple to winter in Tucson for season
Wesley Chapel reports Mr and Mrs George H Parker will leave Tuesday for Tucson Arizona to spend the winter. They found Tucson preferable for a winter outing after trying other places. Mrs June Fickel remains in Edmundson Hospital awaiting another operation on her broken leg as healing is slow. She has had a serious time since the accident.
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George H. Parker
Tucson
Arizona
June Fickel
the Edmundson Hospital
Danley Family Visit Marked By Fourth Birthday
Mr and Mrs Robert Danley and children of DeWitt Nebr plan a Sunday visit at the Watch Ficket home with relatives and friends after the week. Danley publishes The DeWitt Times. W E Wilson and Ralph Wilson attended a Messiah concert. Ward Fickel family hosted a dinner for Rob ert Danley Jr on December 8, his fourth birthday. A pink white cake and four candles served as centerpiece with chocolate Santa Clauses for the children.
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Robert 3. Danley
Dewitt
Mra
Ward Fickel
Wesley Chapel
Dee
Robert Dan+ley
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Ms & E Peace
Remington Portable
Malvern-Leader
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Man
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W. J. Weber
Robert
Viola Edie
John Edie
Art Whitney
Norma
Brooks
Roy Christie
Mina
Leora
Howard Rea
Shenandoah
Lawrence Reed
B. Tt. Davis
Creston
Otis Huntaman
C. A. Phillips
Fred Yocum
Logan
Harry Potter
Lois
R and
Takteus
Cole
Varney
West
Shaw’s
Blanche Shaw Hastings
Lowa
Keffer’s Hardware
Hastings, Iowa
Montreal
Herat
Italy
Hals
Norway
Ile of the Xen Alus
Wwe
Iupistiuas
Watchers
William Lee Burton
Christman
W . Lee Burton
W. BE. Wilson
Ralph Wison
Messiah
Maftern
Mitts
Fremont County
Botna Valley State Bank
Hastings, Low
Merry Christmas
Hill Bros
Chase and Sanborn Coffee
N. W. Colling Hastings, Iowa
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