Mrs Laura Simpson Dies in Red Oak Hastings News
Mrs Laura Simpson longtime Hastings resident died at her son Johns Red Oak home last Sunday Feb 19 after an eleven day illness Funeral services were held in Red Oak and the remains were brought to Hastings for burial in the Hastings cemetery Born August 8 1866 at Rochester Iowa she moved to Hastings as a girl and later lived in Victor Kansas before returning to Hastings She is survived by son John F Simpson and two grandsons John and Harold Simpson of Red Oak a daughter died in infancy two sisters and a brother also survive The article notes local basketball players mentioning players and coach captions but provides no clear sports outcome
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Laxora Simpson
Hastings
Red Oak
John
Feds
Fixtings
Taura A. Brownell
Bue
J. F. Simpson
Victor, Laws
Hishtings
Mr. Simpson
John F
Bhe
Harold Simpson
Henry Brownell
Oklahoma
Jesse Bell
Malvern
Wake
Oral Bower
Frank Juelke
Omaha
Anton
Shenandoah Gospel
C. B. Burris
Dan Morrel
Hantines
W. G. Davis and Son
Wilbur
Vrooman
Etrahan
A. H. Fisher
Neola
K. of P. Lodge
Council Blutts
Crawford
Edmundson Hospital
Jas. Godwin Ot
Martha Lookabill
Ray Granteer
W. N. Malony
Fred Lookabill
Regina
Bo Lookabill
Tom Mix
P. Hatl
Aca
Adv
W. F. Crawford
Council Blues
A. H. Crawford
Ed Mundson Hospital
L. W. Dalrymple
Strahan
Ira Hutchings
Marilyn
George Lloyd Home
Dent Hites
Nora B. Collard
Mra
B. M. Cully
Ben Haroff
Nodaway
Last Basketball Game Friday at Home Floor
The final home game of the season for our basketball teams is set for Friday evening February 24. It will be the last chance to see many regular players in action, including three long time girls from the team who have earned much credit for the season. Roberts Gloriaty, captain and guard, is among those ceasing regular play.
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Msie Bowman
Lneup
Opal Hall
Gene Moore
Gene
Roberts Gloriaty
Etree TE
Hastings Loses Two to Carson in Poor Varsity Night
The girls game dragged on as the score remainsunprinted while the boys fared slightly better. Carson led 10 to 10 at halftime and won 26 to 19 as Hastings struggled with court conditions and misfires. The boys made 12 free throws out of 11 attempts.
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Carson
Penmanship Demonstration By Mrs Lepley In Hastings
Mrs Elva E Lepley visiting instructor for the Walmer Method gave demonstration lessons in Hastings grades and high school on Wednesday morning Her work proved interesting and helpful Carrie Lather and Nellie Halquiet teachers of grade and high school penmanship report excellent Palmer Method results in public schools this year
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Elva E. Lepley
Chicago
Hastings
Teport
Entertained Women’s Club at Midweek Luncheon
Mrs. Fred Priest entertained the Woman's club members at a luncheon on Wednesday. Out of town guests included Mrs. A. C. Hodges of Glenwood and Mrs. M. E. Cupp of Malvern.
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Fred Priest
Woman's Club
A. C. Hodges
Glenwood
Hastings Church Notes Special Meeting Ends With Shenandoah Gospel Team
The Hastings church reports closing special meetings with a splendid service by the Shenandoah Gospel Team. Gratitude is expressed to all who contributed to the season of messages music and presence.
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Shenandoah Gospel
Revival meetings and community notices in Malvern
Revival services and church invitation highlight community faith in Malvern with notes on membership, leadership by Dr. Carl Bassett, and a call for nonmembers to join the church as a united body. Nearby updates cover housing moves, hospital visits, and local social events amid a broader report on prohibition debates and political messages.
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Malvern Ane
Carl Bassett
Lincoln Birthday Celebration at North Grove School
North Grove School notes describe Miss Vestal and students celebrating Lincoln's birthday by decorating a pie and giving the fixed salute at opening, constructing a fireplace and studying by the girl from the fireplace while using coal shovels and shingles for arithmetic. They also observed Valentine’s Day with flag songs and patriotic singing, choosing two postmistresses and two mail carriers to sort and deliver valentines, followed by games before dismissal.
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Lincoln
Vestal
Wesley League to discuss How We Got Our Gospels
Wesley Chapel Epworth League will hold a six to seven p m devotional, studying the evangelists and translators, and reflecting on how the Gospels were preserved. Arthur Luther notes the importance of copying and translating sacred manuscripts and honors those who kept Christian texts alive. The talk connects to coronation era tales and broader questions about scriptural transmission.
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Wesley League
Wesley Chapel
Epworth League
England
Eizabeth
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Paul
Christendom
Cauliflower Leaves and Cooking Tips From 19th Century Text
The excerpt discusses preparing cauliflower with emphasis on trimming stalks, separating flowerets, and cooking methods. It compares leaf starching, vegetable variety, and flavor notes, noting butter enhances sweetness and texture. It reflects period advice on kitchen technique and palate preferences.
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New York
Bnota Valley State Bank
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