Hastings business services open with new staff lineup
In Hastings Mrs Cherles Hall opens Petgty shepers Tier Nerme hyre and Mrs Pinwall prepares to care for all tape related needs while Elene Curtis offers permanents and Velva Machine services.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
2
In Hastings Mrs Cherles Hall opens Petgty shepers Tier Nerme hyre and Mrs Pinwall prepares to care for all tape related needs while Elene Curtis offers permanents and Velva Machine services.
News notes several members of the Hastings Public School choir absent due to illness. The remaining students, including ZeMa Turner and others, are staying to rehearse for a Christmas program with plans to perform songs they have practiced for the event.
M E Church notes upcoming services and youth event titled Bring You Tidings led by young people. Cruel Mrs. Louis McDeavell travels to Omaha to visit son Harry and family. Local residents visit Riverton and Oak areas. Mrs. Fred Priest showing signs of recovery. Townsfolk attend conference in Silvery with several young people listed among attendees. A few guests join the Niday home gathering as schedules allow.
The weekly junior news notes a typing class speed test last Thursday with Pauline Gastis reaching a high rate. It mentions government studies on charities and law enforcement and a student who insists on publishing her thoughts, including an unfinished piece about songs.
Students list absent last week including Marjorie McKinney and Gene Courtier. The spelling contest remains even between boys and girls. Several pupils named for perfect lessons such as Doris Clerk Ji Clark Debsie Gustin Joan Hamilton and Marjorie McKinney. A notes section lists favorite songs and musical interests of multiple students and mentions Homer Cape and family visiting relatives.
The Juniors stage a mystery drama titled Necklace Tonight featuring Mrs Marloutiere and detective O’Mlanigan. Butchcharg confronts a puzzling predicament while romance blooms with Rob ert Waring and Marilyn Drake. Admission 25e adults 15e children.
Denis Williams discusses English class focus on sentence forms while science covers earth as a storehouse for rocks minerals and petroleum. Geometry completes preposition work on quadrilaterals with a quiz. Manual training builds book racks and magazine stands, while Dwight Kelly makes a chest for his own equipment.
Community notes describe declamatory readings and festive activities as Santi Claus visits members, while families like Messinger, Lehner, and Henderson engage in gatherings. Socials include a Ladies Bazaar raising around 50, with multiple visits between Glenwood Emerson Riverton and nearby homes.
Mr and Mrs R E Poindexter and Ronald of Lenox visited the Lemon Cox home. Alma Duesmple funeral services held at Council Bluffs. Several locals visited relatives and friends here and in Glenwood Shenandoah and Red Oak. Donny Martin seriously ill with pneumonia cared for at home by Dr Edgar Christy. Fire incident at Mike Martins farm caused by grease explosion damaging kitchen and furnishings. insurance covered losses. Parish pupils enjoyed a Feast of Immaculate Conception free day with Mass at St Patrick's.
Imogene S E Mills Dr Kirtin of Shenandoah was a professional caller here Wednesday nuws Sunday. Len Edgeins is confined to his home and suffering greatly from car trouble. Hughie Laughlin his brother in law has been working in his lace at the lumber yard. morning they left for their homes taking Mr Martin s nephew Bd Martin also of Petersborg who has spent the past fall here with the Mike Martin family. Mrs Matt Maher of hear Essex spent a few days the past week with her daughter Mrs Anthony Head.
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