Hastings Obituary and Local Social Notes Reflect Small Town Ties
Biffle Kennedy dies at daughter’s home January 19 after weeks of illness. Funeral Thursday at Methodist church, Rev. W. Wetet officiating, with C. Alderson and others singing. Burial in Hastings cemetery. pallbearers listed. Following items note visits, travels, and social events among Hastings residents including the Hodge, Shepard, and Quimby families, and various Malvern and Sidney excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biffle Kennedy
Perry Sohtapia
Methodist Church
W. 2. Wetet
Chas. Alderson
Fred Lookspill
Fred Priest
Ira Turfet
Hastings
W. R. Shepard
W. B. Purcet
W.S. Young
Fred Lonkabul
D. R. Kidwell
Methodist Church News Hastings MW Service Preview
Methodist church notes from Hastings list preaching by Rev Thera Gugeier of Malvern on Sunday at 7 00 pm and Epworth Teague at 6 30 pm. Local members report sermons by Clayton of Macedonia and a variety of visitors and family news from Hastings and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Hastings
Chorea
Bonday
San
Gugeier
Malvern
Cena
Epworth Teague
Ray
Clayton
Macedonia
Hastings School News Names Perfect Spoking Review Mients
Hastings School reports perfect records in a spoking review listing Bette Har Rath Bien Schilling Melvin Trimmer Alta Mine Clark Percy Bowen Betty Hewen Dorothy Trimmer Harry Clark and Eugene Kidwell as top performers. The note highlights standout students and their achievements in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pildar
Bette Har of
Rath Bien Schilling
Melvin Trimmer
Alta Mine Clark
Percy Bowen
Betty Hewen
Dorothy Trimmer
Harry Clark
Eugene Kidwell
Good Citizen Club Contest Targets Third to Fifth Grades
Third to fifth grade students vow a Good Citizen club challenge with a trial week. The group with the most members at close wins a party from the losing room. Golden keys earners include Ray Hites, Dorothy Clemens, Leon Smith, Louise Rhodebush, Keith Blunt, Jimmie Parker, Max Moore, Mildred Hunt, and Opal Hunter. Leon Smith leads with seventeen perfect papers. Dorothy Clemens has forty five points in outside reading, eight more than the next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hites
Dorothy Clemens
Leon Smith
Louise Rhodebush
Keith Blunt
Jimmie Parker
Max Moore
Mildred Hunt
Opal Hunter
Freshman Classes Schedule Include Readings And Potatoes
Freshman English will finish letters on Tuesday and study Merchant of Venice on Wednesday. Freshman Algebra covers equations with parentheses and fractional coefficients. Agriculture 9 and 10 begin potatoes. Monday and Tuesday reports were given by Kathryn Anderson Edith Viner Earl Hunter Elmer Parker Margaret Shepard and Lorraine Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Anderson
Edith Viner
Earl Hunter
Elmer Parker
Margaret Shepard
Lorraine Clarke
Sophomore English Geometry and Agriculture Notes
The report lists topics studied this term including Julius Caesar geometry maps cotton and tobacco potatoes and history. Absent from class Monday were Darwin Beatt George Regh Mildred Dariana Fauline Hatter Dorothy Haien and Edward Lokal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Beatt
George Regh
Mildred Dariana
Fauline Hatter
Dorothy
Haien
Hastings Girls Defeat Silver City 38 to 27 In Friday Match
Hastings girls outscored Silver City 38 to 27 as Rahi led with steady scoring while the Hastings boys fell 37 to 28. Hastings heads to Pacific Junction next Friday January 29 for a game and will meet Silver City in the tournament February 5. Mrs C B Anderson and daughter Kathryn visited the Dee Severna home in Glenwood Saturday. Clifford Parker, recently ill, is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Hastings
Rahi
Pacific Junction
Local notices and misprints from Sunday update
Summary of short, scattered items: wee child’s health issue at home, congratulations to the Han family, Oat Bower in Malvern on business, Bower from Matvers Moerviday visiting Oral Bower, Mak Stret and Paul Schoff injured in a drunken car crash but continued to I O O F celebration, Arthur Ateck from Cornell Blutts visiting town to handle church matters, petty schiapta family seen near the restaurant by the railroad tax and house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Han Saterday
Malvern
O. B
Ralph Bower
Matvers
Oral Bower
Mak Stret
Paul Schoff
Glenwood
Arthur Ateck
Cornell Blutts
Westh Town
Petty Sc
CHAMPION HILL Sunday School Attendance and Local Socials
Attendance at Sunday School stood at thirty eight with a message on Faith from Mr. Steele. The community noted dinners, visits, and upcoming Laymen's meeting in Med Oak on Feb 3 while many residents hosted relatives and friends across Emerson Red Oak Warner and Keystone areas.
Rheumatic Work Abai Gain Cost 85 Cents
Fragmentary note cites 85 cent cost tied to rheumatic work Abai gain. Incomplete text mentions mixed phrases about aces and general action, lacking clear subjects or outcomes. Unable to determine specific people, places, or organizations from the garbled OCR.
Contractors advancing on Highway No 4 from Macedonia
Henderson notes contractors speedily pushing work on Highway No 4 north from the county line. They use crushed stone from the Macedonia quarry and operate in both directions. The progress appears steady and promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hne
Macedonia
Christian Sunday School Elects New Officers
Christian Sunday School holds annual meeting electing officers: Superintendent Charley Byern, Assistant Superintendent Mrs Art Davis, Secretary Virginia Harbor, Assistant Secretary Elaine Shall, Treasurer Addie Holleau, Pariah Elaine Small, Assistant Plan Set Sylvia Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sunday School
Charley Byern
Mra
Art Davis
Virginia Harbor
Elaine Shall
Addie Holleau
Elaine Small
Sylvia Wright
Come From California By Airplane Route
Mrs Effie Maynes Turner arrived in Omaha Sunday morning from Oakland California by airplane. She was called here by the serious condition of her father John Magnes who is in a very critical condition. At Verne Turner’s home in Omaha she was formerly a Henderson teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Maynes Turner
Omaha
Oakland
Calif
John Magnes
Verne
Dilleys Attend Golden Wedding Anniversary
Charley Dilley and family visited the Joe Koester home in Omaha as Mr and Mrs Koester marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday Jan 24 Friends wish them many more. Allen Morris suffered another stroke and remains in critical condition at his daughter’s home in Omaha His sons Ernest Allen and Dick of Portland Ore were notified and expected to travel here Wednesday. Mrs John Rainbow hosted a dinner for the high school teachers last Thursday evening The Mayo hospital visit for Mrs Doreey Byers led to possible surgery Rev A A Wright and wife visited their son Cecil and family in Omaha Monday Mrs Jean Shank and son vacationed in Red Oak over the weekend Mrs Addie Beileau was in Council Bluffs Monday The M F church children enjoyed cake for Doris Jean Backus eighth birthday Over twenty people attended Ray Rutledge and family moved here recently and will occupy part of the Mina LaHue home Mrs Ella Smith of Carson visited son Amos and family last week Pete Achenbeugh and family of Macedonia moved into the vacant property once held by Virgil Rutledge The property is owned by Mrs Ed Brown and is known as the Jane Darnell property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Roy Haldeman
Marjorie
Helen
Arlene
John Parker
James
Carl
Malvern
Warner School
Hutchings
Beasin
Alfred
Emerson
Reat
Red Oak
Addie Cooper
Wilma
Florence
Berta Griffin
Mary Mae Parker
Jean Kochersperger
Ted Straight
Little
Walter Kollenbarger
Key Stone School
Edna Stillinger
Francia Parker
Dean McLain
F. G. Kochersperger
Omaha
Inez Gordy
Glen Kellenbarger
Francis Parker
Dewey Bishop
Louie Bullington
Florence Hatfield
Stella Bullington
Wanda Kochersperger
Tauren
Carrie
Mildred Emery
Shenandoah
Allen Morris
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minn
A. A. Wright
Wifo
Cecil
Jean Shank
Addie Beileau
Counett Bluffs
Virgil Rutledge
Ed Brown
Jane Darnell
Last Dative Has Leg Broke
Dwayne Norton broke his leg while coasting Sunday. He was taken to Carson where an X ray showed a fracture. Friends express sympathy. Mia Carson Plumb arrived Thursday from Kayces Wyoming and plans to stay. she will nurse if needed. Berth Baumgartner, staying with her sister Mrs Charles Dilley, left for Omaha where she will remain. Sohn Ayer and wife were in Oakl and to visit his recovering father. O In Harber and wife visited Red Oak. Mrs Harber had dental work done. Frank Oxford’s friends in Macedonia cheer his improvement after a serious illness. Doris Brown’s friends note her steady recovery after surgery in Omaha. The Harbert family traveled from California. mother ill, father blind. John Maynes moved to Omaha to be near doctors caring for him as he nears his son Vern’s home. Grandma Yarrington remains frail at over eighty eight. Amon Smith and family with Mrs Smith and Myrtle Selby attended I O O F and Rebekah lodge in Heatings. A H Harbor Paul Philips and Perry Wilson attended the afternoon session. Mrs A O Harney of Omaha and Mrs Elton Clayton of near Emerson returned from Lyons after Charley Brandt’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Carson Plumb
Kayces
Wyo
Berth Baumgartner
Charles Dilley
Omaha
Sohn Ayer
Wifs
Oakland Iiattore
Harber
Red Oak
Frank Oxford
Macedonia
Henderson Frienia
Doris Brown
Methodist Hospital
Harbert
Caliifornia
John Maynes
Griswold
Vern
Grandma Yarrington
Bha
Amon Bmith
Myrtle Selby
Margaret Harbor
Rebekah Lodge
A. H. Harbor
Paul Philips
Perry Wilson
iMire
A. O. Harney
Elton Clayton
Near Hmerson
Lyons
Nebr
Charley Brandt
Henderson Rebekahs Install New Officers
The Henderson Rebekah lodge installed officers on Tuesday evening January 19. Kate Houser district deputy president and craft from Silver City presided. Officers named include Notte Grand Martha Smith Vire Grand Hazel Brown Warden Myrtle Sethy Conductor Laelia Harbor Chaplain Blanch Stroud Inside Guardian Addie Botlean RR to N G Margaret Harbor L to N G Witt Brown RS to V G Florence Ramone S to VG Amos Smith Secretary A H Harbor Treasurer Octa Harover. After a potluck lunch the gathering ended with a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Kate Houser
Craft
Silver City
Notte Grand
Martha Smith
Vire Grand
Hazel Brown
Myrtle Sethy
Laelia Harbor
Blanch Stroud
Guardian
Addie Botlean
N. G
Margaret Harbor
Witt Brown
V. G
Florenc
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Effie Kennedy
Madge Cale
Leonard Moore
Reba
Donald Smith
Frank Hodge
Cornel Bluffs
N. W. Hodge
Charles Hunter
Arthur Smith
Clyde
Henderson
Ides
Herman Behutt
Raymond Shepard
Sidney
Richard and
Maudes Guy
Tabor
Margaret
Roy Quimby
Bhenandoah
Otha Quimby
Louies Dilly
Hastings Visltor
W. C. Resh
Aon
George
Priday
Harry Pfaf
Georgiana Jordan
Emerton
Harold Harmayn
Floyd Starr
Methodist Church News
Jimmy Johnson
Comet Bluff
George Wilson
Wesley Chanel Apent
Louran Quimby
Farry Euans
Percy
Shirley
Gene
Elam Ord
Charter Evans
Bee
Dent Huen
D. R. Kidwett
Mira Dorothy Kappte
Hayden Clark
Lorraine
Mire Ferm Alberts
Mabel Dyke
Hantings
Dent Hites
Harry Pfafy
Lilian
Harold Chabot
Colorado
W. O. Resh
Wayne Byers
Floyd State
Claretes
Alton
Guy Christie
Doris Louise
Mae
Cornel Bluffe
R. L. Christie
Frank Adama
Rowana Shepard
N.W. Hodge
Hin
Wm. Vanderpool
Gladys Hoffman
Vera Kirby
Villleca
Vic Cromwell
V. Clues
Botna Valley State Bank
Iowa
Freshman News
Sport News
Martin
Mr. Steele
Doe McLain
Wilma Cooper
Walter Kellenbarger
Joe Harvidle
Harvey Builfingtons
Misa @Iella Bullington
Kansas
Harvey
Clyde Warren
F. G. Rochersperger
Jean
Born Roger
Bertha Kellenbarger
Med Oak
Mills
Christian: Sunday School
California
Dilleys
Charley Dilley
Joe Koester
Mrs. Koester
Dwayne Norton
Carson
Elwyn Galloway
Brandt
Addia Tibbies
J. R. Tibbies
R. G. Dory
Rea
Lenora Simmona
Tittle
Mentes
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
T. D. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Grin Vwold
Gerald Penwell
Morton Mills
Jud Cophock
Ald
Atationa
Cbd & Q
Missouri
Tinola
Alo
Atchiaon
Leayonworth
Suunday
Burlington Tranap. Co
Conoco
Walter H. Freed
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Geneca
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