Local Social News and Visits Mix Amid Bad Weather
Bess Barnett entertained the Merahera of the H. IC. slab at the Fahnestock home Monday evening despite poor weather. Numerous visitors from Malvern, Omaha, and Red Oak called on relatives in Hastings as church meetings and a closing sale drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Barnett
H. IC
Fahnestock
Adare
Mirs
Wallahan
Aons
Herbert and Brace
Cornell Blutts
Wallahana
Mire
N. Wy Toling
Lartie Shay
Mal Sern
C Cieftain
Warlington Beidee
Chas
Anderson
Routh
Hastings
Wilbird
Oakland
Albert Df
Crawford
Connell Biafra
Edmundson
Methodist Church
Crouse
Hummel Farm
C. M. Jones
Verne Hammack
Malvern
Hummerl
Ty James Roberts
Ira Hutchings
M. FE. Cupp
Marilyn
Wes. H. Clark
Fred Lockahill
Jed Wilcox
Glanwood
Alfred Ciltes
Mildred
Leap Year Party at the F O O F Hall Feature
Leap Year party hosted by Mesdames Rea Hall Doulas Purcell Hathaway and Grees at the F O O F hall drew guests in bungalow aprons and overalls with I O O F orchestra. Kangaroo Court at midnight raised fines then dancing continued into daylight amid roads and cheer. Ladies Aid held a meeting despite bad roads, reporting 162 dollars raised by chicken and apron circles with gifts and letters cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames H. P. Rea
Harve Hall
Ora Doulas
Everett Purcell
Edward Hathaway
Ina Grees
E. Clark
Jas. Sawyerr
California
Hastings Church Notes Special Meetings Attend Despite Weather
The Hastings church reports well attended special meetings, with visiting ministers delivering splendid sermons. Gratitude expressed to music coordinators and contributors of special numbers. Services continue nightly this week except Saturday, closing Sunday with the Shenandoah gospel team expected for the final service.
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Hastings
Shenandoah Gospel
Randolph Enterprise Anecdotes and Local Notices
Brooks Alley improving after illness. Edith and Florence Brannian weekend visit. Beatrice Fords to Kansas City for market week and visits. Don and Louis Fichter to move to Coward farm. Mrs. Wm. Dierkin returns home from H. W. Nieman funeral in Rapid City. Kilpatrick Ford and Wel don hosted at Chris Huston home last Friday.
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The
Enterprise
Brooks Alley
Mra
Lyle Allely
Edith
Florence Brannian
Brannian
Beatrice Fords
Kansan City
Don
Louis Fichter
Coward
Wm. Dierkin
Rapid City
So. Dak
H. W. Nieman
W. J. Kilpatrick
Beatrice Ford
Fred Weldon
Chris Huston
Prominent Tabor Socials and Local Happenings
Sunday guests visited Malvern and Taber families as Mr. and Mrs. Glenn celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary in Bandar. Local youths like Floyd Ross posted notable earnings from trapping and corn husking while residents moved to Avoca for farming. Transportation to Detroit and hospital news touched Council Bluffs and Omaha, with efforts to care for Angeline and baby Frank. The bulletin notes health-focused lake area sanitations and public awareness plans by the Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Ross
C. M. Rice
Wi ‘Savage
Hambure
Clif Gray
M. L. Myers
Avoca
Nebr
Floyd Ross
Tabor High School
C. Tl. Ellis
Council Bluffs
Cum Tisher
Detroit
McClelland
Frank Elais
Angeline
Frank
Tabor
Alina Ivory
Council Blais
Harry Hall
J. W. Tipton
Omaha
John Arthur Tipton
Eichelberger Lwere
Ray Eichelberger
Mabel Green
Howard Ames
W. R. Coward
Swedish Mission Hospital
Coward
W. B. Dyke
Roy Dyke
Fred Blekner
Eagle City
Oklo
Miss Ivan Lintner called to Randolph for illness
Miss Ivan Lintner was summoned to Randolph Sunday by her mother’s serious illness and remained there all week. Miss Francesa Burgoin returned from the Nebraska university for the week. William Burgoin sick and distressed last night but reported better today. Mrs. C. H. Kruse visited relatives in Omaha over the weekend. Mrs. Dave Merk went to Nebraska for her father’s mother’s funeral. Mrs. Gish died in Kansas and was brought to Nebraska for burial. Guests at G. A. Piatt’s Sunday were Clyde Piatt and family Treynor and Eatelle Piatt and family Malvern. Eatelle presented Mr. Piatt with a large upholstered easy chair for his birthday the following Tuesday.
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Silver City
Timex
Ivan Lintner
Randolph
Francesa Burgoin
Nebraska University
William Burgoin
C. H. Kruse
Omaha
Dave Merk
Nebraska
Mra. Gish
Kansas
G. A. Piatt
Clyde Piatt
Treynor
Eatelle Piatt
Malvern
Mr. Piatt
Sanitation of Iowa Lakes Promotes Safe Summer Visits
Dr Henry Albert state health commissioner urges Iowa residents to plan vacations at northern lakes and notes a new sixteen page bulletin on lake sanitation. Engineers surveyed Okoboji Spirit Clear Lakes last summer and informed owners to fix sanitary conditions. The report highlights lakes water supply roles for Clear Lake Arnolds Park Spirit Lake Milford Storm Lake and other resorts and stresses open air time for indoor living adults to stay healthy.
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Buttetin
Iowa
Towa
Henry Albert
State Health Com
Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
State Department of Health
the Lakes of Iowa
Arnolds Park
Milford
Storm Lake
Improved stalk harvester aids cornfield work
Agricultural engineers at State College develop a combined mower, baler, and loader to harvest cornstalks. The mower bar extends six feet, powered off the baler, while the loader lifts stalks onto a platform feeding into a hopper. Kept pace by a 30 HP tractor, the unit cuts, gathers, and bales at two acres per hour, with a new attachment in development to reduce manual feeding and a left side bale drop to free right side for next load.
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Agricultural Engineers of
Town ‘State College
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Anita Carlson
C. T. Carlson
Cecil Wools
Woolf
R. F. Crawford
A. H. Crawford
Harriett
Edmundson Hospital
Eva van Ausale
Botna Valley State Bank
Avery
Ibergs
Randall's Royal Orchestra
Omaha Automobile Trade Association
Douglas St
Caudell Bros
Hal
Poland
Bara
John Deere
Badger
New Century
Dempster
Deere Ing
Deere
Rock Island
John Deere Gang
Black Hawk
Western Belle
Superior
Primrose
Jagparators
Luther
Maytag
Suerborte
Avai
Opera
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