Club Women Entertained at Christmas Luncheon
Twenty two members of the Woman's club enjoyed a 1 20 luncheon at the home of Mrs N W Colling Thursday afternoon. Decorations were beautiful and delegates Mrs Lookabill and Mrs Willard Dye reported on the recent convention at Villaca. Members visited the gar market and received Christmas gifts.
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Woman's Club
Mra
N. W. Colling
Mra. Colling
Fred Lockabitt
Wth. Oliver
Mestra Turner
Mts
H. E. Clark
Chas
Smith
Lookabill
Willard Dye
Villiaca
Local social notes and visits from Hastings to Omaha and Glenwood
Mrs H P Rea spent Friday in Malvern while Mrs Fred Lockabill visited Omaha Wednesday. Mr and Mrs H B E Clark were in Glenwood Wednesday with Orville Stockster and Ray Haney. John Simpson of Read Oak visited Hastings Friday and Saturday. Mrs Harve Hall and Mrs Ralph Hall were Omaha visitors Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clit Parker of Sidney visited Hastings friends Wednesday. North Grove cemetery ladies plan a bake sale at Emerson on Saturday Dec 21. Marie Shepard, employed at Corning, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Rea Shepard for a few days. Mr and Mrs Rea Shepard and daughters Marie and Margaret, and Mrs Vera Hall attended Omaha visits Friday. W F M B were guests at Mrs Fred Martin home Tuesday evening. Mrs Vannice gave a good lesson, and refreshments of ice cream, cake and cocoa were served. Paul Trychardson will be able to tie all fingers on his left hand after an injury weeks ago, doctors feared he might lose two fingers.
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John Simpson
Read Oak
Hastings
Harve Hall
Ralph Hall
Omaha
Clit Parker
Sidney
North Grove Cemetery
Emerson
Marie Shepard
Corning
Rea Shepard
Marie
Margaret Shepard
Vera Hall
W.fm. 8
Fred Martin
Vannice
Paul Trchardson
Sunday School Workers Meet in Hastings
The eastern division of the Mills County Sunday School association held its annual meeting at the Hastings Methodist Church last Sunday afternoon. Attendance was light due to poor publicity, but the gathering was engaging with representatives from Emerson, Wenderson, Wealey Chanel, and Hastings. Mr and Mrs Fred Prieat agreed to go to Red Oak Sunday evening. Mrs Frank Rockafellow visited Malvern Saturday with her mother Mrs Esterqueat.
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Mills County Sunday School
Qayoclation
Hastings
Methodiat
Emerson, Wenderson
Wealey Chanel
Stastings
Fred Prieat
Red Oak
Frank Rockafellow
Malvern
Esterqueat
Hastings Stores Ready for Christmas
Hastings business men display a broad Christmas stock with gifts useful and ornamental items. The article urges shoppers to visit Hastings stores to view their ready holiday selections and plans.
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Hastings Stores
Hastings
Spirit of Good Will and Second Mile Religion Christat Hastings
Hastings Methodist Church announces next Sunday morning will feature The Spirit of Good Will and in the evening The Second Mile Religion. The holiday spirit invites going beyond duty and unfolding oneself. A bazaar with exhibits and lunch is set for Wednesday Dec 11. Open schoolhouse Thursday evening Dec 19 from 7 to 9. Everyone welcome.
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Hastings
W. J. Weber
Hastings Senior's Number Six
Hastings high school reports a five to one male to female senior class. Five young men—Max Quimby, Joe Hathaway, Ned Turner, Harold Scott, Melvin Ord—are joined by one girl, Eleanor Owens, after she moved into the district.
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Hastings
Eleanor Owens
Max Quimby
Joe Hathaway
Ned Turner
Harold Scott
Melvin Ord
Miss Brezo Injured in Auto Accident Near Orient
Miss Brezo an economics teacher was injured returning home near Orient for Thanksgiving vacation. She was thrown against the windshield of her father's car, suffering a serious gash on the forehead and bruises, but reported for work the next Monday. Also asks about the grade exhibit on Thursday evening December 19 from 7 to 9.
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Elsie Brezo
A’ Enarti
Orient
Hastings Teams Beat Bilver City On Home Court
Hastings high school first teams defeated Bilver City on Hastings floor on December 6 with the girls winning 28 to 21 and the boys 33 to 15. The Silver City seconds won the second team game 11 to 7 while Hastings prepared for a rematch on December 8 at Strahan. Hastings started slowly but both squads are finding their stride.
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Hastings High School
Bilver City
Hastings
Silver City Seconds
Strahan
Final Declamatory Contest at Tastings M E church
The final declamatory contest was held Thursday evening December 1 at 8 o clock. Winners included Roth Pierce first in Dramatic with Cigarette s Ride, Bernice Moore second for Strongheart, Numorous William Bowman first with Toboggan Sittle, Rowena Shepard second for Keeping the Office for Papa. Judges were Miss Jo n Mulholland Rev Paul Hicks and Rev Lauren D Thomas. Hastings orchestra and grade chorus provided music. A humorous dialogue The Trans Atlantic Call was performed by Ardith Owena and Waldo Crouse. The audience attendance was large and the event supported school fundraising through Christmas seals.
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M. E
Numorous Willam Bowman
Blf Perkins
Toboggan
Christmas Seals Drive Heads Into Next Week
Third and fourth graders report strong effort to sell Christmas seals with Bobby Bower leading and Norma Whitney close behind. The room is decorated for Christmas and invites visitors next Thursday evening, December 19, from 7 to 9.
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Bobby Bower
Norma Whitney
Fifth and Sixth Grade Names Added to Dental Honor Roll
Three more students Jack Mitchell Fred die Phillips and Clifford Phil lips join the dental honor roll. Pupils strive to sell the most Christmas scales to win the cup. Dorothy Kapple has moved to Red Oak with her family and we wish her well. The class decorates for Christmas and invites everyone to a Thursday evening event on December 19 as municipal pride grows over traffic concerns.
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Jack Mitchell
Freddie Phillips
Clifford Phillips
Dorothy Kapple
Red Oak
Mr. Kapple
Dorothy
Night Cough Relief Updates Host’s Condition
The report notes rapid relief of night coughing for the famous teleerption host after a condition caused by a word or breathing irritation. Observers report improvement in rest and daytime appearance.
Cox and Johnson Wed in Glenwood Ceremony
Carl M. Cox and Clarabel Johnson were married Monday morning in Glenwood. Rev. John Arnold of the Glenwood M Faith church officiated. The couple, daughter and son of local families, are visiting the groom’s parents in Malvern as they begin married life.
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Marriase
Carabell Johnson
Charles H. Johnson
Carl M. Cox
Arthur Cox
Malverm
Glenwood
John Arnold
Glentood M. FB. Church
Malvern
Wesley Chapel News From Glenwood And Nearby
Mrs Minnie Dent of Glenwood visited her daughter Mrs Ray Plumb Monday and Tuesday. Mrs J B Fickel convalescing at Malvern home of daughter Mrs T J Salyers. Harvey Lisle shipped a carload of corn last week. Mrs June Tickel attended a Red Oak bridge party at Hotel Cooper hosted by Mrs Louis Thomas and others. Mr and Mrs C A Plumb were Hancock visitors Sunday. Ed Wilson at Edmundson hospital slowly improving. Walton Sowers visited Tuesday. Wesley Chapel sent a strong showing at Macedonia road meeting last Friday. Mrs Canton Parker answered about an injury to her right hand from a mashed chunk of wood. Mrs C P Plumb was a Counsell Bluffs visitor Tuesday. A number of youths drove to Wales Friday night for basketball. Nellie Wilson and Jeannette Luther played tennis for Henderson.
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Minnie Dent
Glenwood
Ray Plumb
J. B. Fickel
T. J. Salyers
Malvern
Harvey Lisle
June Tickel
Red Oak
Cooper
Louis Thomas
Harry Pickington
Marion Thomas
Car Plumb
Hancock
Ed Wilson
the Edmundson Hospital
Walton Sowers
Wesley Chapel
Macedonia
Canton Parker
Cup Plumb
Counsell Bluffs
Wales
Nellie Wilson
Jeannette Luther
Henderson Tenn
Mills County Sheriff Sale Notice of 1929 Judgment
Sheriff W. S. DeMoss gives notice under an execution from Mills County District Court to sell the SE quarter of the SW quarter in section 38 township 71 range 43 for $1988.52 plus costs. Sale at the West Door of the Glenwood courthouse on January 15, 1936, from 9 am to 4 pm.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Robert Walker
Towa
Court House
Glenwood
Tawa
DeMoss
Silver City Notes From The Times
Ed Self of near this city, ill for a time, was taken Wednesday to Edmundson hospital for treatment. Miss Tyan Lintner returned Tuesday from Tabor to care for her mother at the Burgol home. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles inserts of Glenwood on Tuesday night, Nov. 6. Lola Howser substituted as teacher at Minooka while Miss Adai Howser attended the funeral of her classmate Mrs. Alzo Anderson Filey. Albert Batten suffered pneumonia but is recovering at home with assistance from his sister Mrs. Ray of Glenwood. M. Kehoe returned from Gladbrook, Iowa, with hunting trophies. Clarente Wilson of Sidney was elected instructor for seventh and eighth grades at Shiver City schools after Eva Kiersch resigned. Wilson attended Tabor College and earned a B A from Simpson College last spring.
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the Edmundson
Tyan Lintner
Tabor
James Burgol
Charles Inserts
Glenwood
Herst
Lola Howser
Mineola
Adai
Howser
L. C. Alexander
Alzo Anderson Filey
Albert Batten
Wil Ray
M. Kehoe
Gladbrook
Iowa
Horace Kehoe
Mr. Kehoe
Clarente Wilson
Sidney
Shiver City
Eva Kiersch
Minenta
Wilson
Tie
Tabor College
Simpson College
Notice in Probate Mills County District Court Will of H F Wilson
In Mills County Iowa a document purporting to be the last will of H F Wilson was presented to the Clerk of the District Court. The court fixed December 9 1928 and December 16 1929 at 9 o clock a m at the Court Home Glenwood for proving the instrument and hearing objections. Clerk W W Widows dated December 9 1925.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Raid
Sata
J. Widows
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H. P. Rea
Fred Lockabill
H. BE. Clark
Orville Stockster
Ray Haney
Keffers
Keffer’s Hardware
Hastings Senior
Leather
Fred H
Miss Brezo
Evor
Roth Pierce
Cigarette
Bernice Moora
Strongheart
Clarabel Johnson
Sheriff's Sale
Silver City
the Times
Botna Valley State Bank
Hastings, Low
N. W
Martin
Mike
Martin Store
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