Hastings Pioneer Keffer Chronology Highlights Long Career
George D. Keffer, a Hastings resident, is described as an eighty second birthday figure whose life spans from 1870 to the present. The document details his long, active career in business and public life, noting moves to various towns and decades of continuous engagement since 1880. The piece emphasizes his role as a pioneer in his field and his enduring presence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Gee
Inxs
Inismeas
Malyeety
Uneil Aneust
Mantinaes
Teak Heer
Tansl- Hess
Ted
Sears
Fidon Hos di Sheri ze Died ionday in Wyoming
Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church in Glenswood Saturday at two o’clock for Fidon Hos di Sheri ze who died Monday in Wyoming. Survivors include four daughters and a son. Burial will be at Hastings High School in the east district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidon Hos
Sheri Ze
Ionday
Bhovidaty
Ware
Chewand
Erik
Hastings
Glenswood
Iwo Aelook
Former Hastings Editor Becomes State Senator
A former Hastings editor, once active in the press at Hastings and Plostingy, now serves in the state senate. He published a paper at Nova Springa, spent two terms as representative, and was elected senator from his district last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maatings
Villigea
Renate
Ite
Nova Springa
Emery Greenwalt to Attend Aunt Funeral in Wakefield Neb
Emery Greenwalt of Chicago, visiting his brother L L Greenwalt, returns after news of his aunt Mrs George Hutton’s death in Wakefield Nebraska. Funeral services were held in Randolph after the body was brought there. Dr Edgar Chirity notes birth of son Donald to Will Noel and wife near Emerson. Mutie Shepard visited from Cornlog. Sheldon and Larsen couples joined in Omaha and home gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Greenwalt
Chicago
L. L. Greenwalt
George, Hutton
Wakefield
Nebr
Randolph and
Fremont County
Nebraska Amond
Edgar Chiriyty
Donald Chirence
Will Noel South
Emerson
Mutie Shepard
Charles Sheldon
Leo Larsen
Omaha
W. Wk. Shepard
Birthday Card party for Torti Dalzelle
A birthday party was held at Tom Dalzell's home on Saturda y night to celebrate Tom's seventeenth birthday. Guests included Ardith Owens, Velma Everhart, Alene Quimby, Ethelyn Crawford, Katherine Anderson, Walda Rouse, Max and Ned Turner, Ellsworth Smith, and Tom Withurn, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturdas Nieht
Dan
Tom Dalzell
Tom
Ardith’ Owrns
Velma Everhart
Alene Quimby
Ethelyn Crawford
Katheryn Anderson
Walda'rouse
Max
Ned ‘Turner
Ellsworth Smith
Tom Withurn
Tuth Dalzell
Spler O
Elena
Mrs. Dalzell
Hastings School News: Juniors Begin "Bank Hound" Readings
The Hastings School juniors start reading "Bank Hound" by John Greenleaf Whitier for literature. Seniors plan a banquet and a chicken social this Saturday. everyone is invited to help the juniors with the event.
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John Greenleaf Whittier
Juniors' Chicken Supper Postponed to Saturday Night
Announcement notes that the juniors' chicken supper was postponed until Saturday night June 31 at the church. Invites everyone to attend, bringing both appetite and purse for the event.
Second Grade Class Notes and Friday Visit
A rough report notes sickness kept some students from school last week. Bunche Woods visited Friday afternoon. Perfect attendance items list Rotu Crawford Victor Vaenderpoul Den Byrns and Agies Mae Chirk. The text mentions working to land in a hath krydas Wil Rave oO new bank Thursday.
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Nex
Bunche Woods
Sporting
Rotu Crawford
Victor Vaenderpoul
den Byrns
Wid Agies Mae Chirk
Krydas
Hastings Methodist Church Sunday program and youth work
Hastings Methodist Church announced next Sunday's topics Witnessing at Feru satem and Mere Trifles. The Epworth League youth group encouraged older members at last Sunday's service and continues good work. The second quarterly conference was held Wednesday evening with a warm welcome extended by Pastor W. J. Weber.
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Ferusatem
Jesus
Jerusalem
Epworth League
Asbury Community Wedding Announcement
Milas Lois Reynolda and Me Seth M. Rellwond wed January 12 at the Methodist parsonage in Osceola with Rev. Chine Conk officiating. The groom, son of Ath and Mrs. Lyle Bellwood, plans to reside on a farm south of Emerson. The couple were joined by the bride’s sister and Innishband and are praised by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Lois Reynolda
Seth M. Rellwond
Methodixt Parsonage
Osceola
Chine Conk
Mize Steynolds
Malvern Bittins Itvert
Ath
Lyle Bellwood
Fimerson
Innishband
Jay Smith
Gorimor
Emerson
Shower for Mr and Mrs Seth Bellwood in Malvern
The community notes a Saturday evening shower at the Bellwood home honoring Mr and Mrs Seth Bellwood. Guests included many neighbors and relatives sharing festivities, refreshments, and greetings as local life rolls on in Emerson and Malvern area society pages.
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Mr. and
Mrs
Seth Bellwood
Macedonia News Highlights and Community Notes
Henderson Ross Moore, once a resident, is now in Jeanie Edmundson hospital in Macedonia for treatment. Local residents visit relatives, attend church and lodge events, enjoy skating, and receive hospital updates as friends and family send greetings and attend funerals and birthdays.
Local Residents Visit and Union Meet Noted in Community News
Dr R L South of Heuterson made a business call Monday. Mr and Mrs Will Archer and family spent Sunday at the Robert Good home in Emerson. George Irwin helped Alfred Shaw haul hay. Mrs Mary Swadsey of Palmer Nebr and Mrs BE Balla attended a Friday afternoon event at the Ora Douglas home. Mr and Mrs John Russel visited Ited Oak Friday after noon. Chay Shaw and son Dwight and Mr and Mrs B Combs were Shenandoes visitors Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Zuelke and daughter Hazel visited Chas Shaw's home Thursday. Mr and Mrs W C Nime of Red Oak were visiting in the community Wednesday. The Asbury Farmers Union will have an all day meeting at their hall next regular date Wednesday Feb 3. All farmers and their wives are invited. ladies may bring sandwiches and a pie toward the shower. Thank you, given time, America will probably recover from Sciolar Lewis a Swedish mascot Petrolt News.
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Herman Selier
Bntis
Tev Cister
Tome Wortonday
FL Bheseard
Ant Snnehter
Marie
Charley Anderson
Bas Lier
Mr. Moore
Marion Smith
Jeleltest
Oral Bawer
William Fahneetack
Avram Crouse
Mer
Orville Stockstell
Jan Morse
Roy Stith
Emerson
Walter Allan
Wm. Wruger
Norman
Nell Lou
Red Oak
A. Philips
Fariday
Miasea Lorraine Clark
Rerena Lookabut
Lorraine
Ant
Georgla Roberts
Malvern
Words
Tianche
Glenwood
Mra. Coeft Woods
Evelyn Hambsech
Mildred Moore
Strahan
Hastings
Dee Severns
Charles Anderson
Thubeday
A. H. Carnford
Yaar
Ethelfh
Hastin
John Walker
Walla Deering
Hershel
Omata
Wesley Deering
Yrule
Nebr
Ray Quimby
Glen Greesan
Little Glen
Witten
South
Dakolm
Elliott
Mr. Crevgen
Edward Calift
Malyert
Sam Bowen
Charles Hall Jett
Wrougl Nebrarka
Elmo Moore
Vernon Johnson
James Durbin
Jack McGinnis
Jack Doyle
Shenandoah
Center School District
Parent Teachers Association
Evelyn Purcell
BE. L. Ritter
Cedar Falls
Albert Anderson
Phoebe Smith
George Hunterian
Cora
Genevieve
Ora Douglas
Erdny and
Pearte
Warren Walling
Council Bias
Lyle Bellwood
Air
Seth Bellwood
David (Ole Creamery Company
Omahs
Cornell Bluffs Prancey
Serlioualy
Bert Ciltus
Vernon
Everett Plumb
Emmett Cardiff
Everett
Richard Smith
Paul Malcolm
Ray Reilly
O. T. Carlson
Clarence Huntsman
Cedi Woods
Hawt‘un
God
Pod Chark
George Huntentan
nvighbor+ huod
Malvern Visiitors
Will Lewin Wid
Hoc. Dailap
Aire
WB. Comba
Daighter
Geraldine
George Hupteman
Hilbert Mokain
Chetthawang Ova
Dieht Gud Pred
Harviy Douglas
Dhabert Maoptau
Minas Towle Irwin
Cigve Wal Kone Poulos
Wih Atve
Yenaan Mio
Ross Moore
Macedonia
Jeanie Edmundston Hospital
J. C. Goss
Omaha
Darwin
Esteline
Grant Ftockenberry
Barher
Jwl Coppock
Rassel
Hinerson
Uear Mortons Mills
Ind Copnock
M. E
Rebekah Lodge
Perry Wilson
SM. Woods
Wilson
Lodge
Woods
MN. B
Schmeb
the Oaks
Wheeler
Connell Bluffs
Clint Bressie
Blaine Parker
Qila Harris
John Teplett
Connell Talia
Art Aynswoerth
Cnet
Nora Graytt
Warne
Rookine
Comet Tufts
Misa Jones
Persia
Leslie Allensworth
Mrs. Allensworth
Silver City
Albert Poce
Coleman
Harry Vanl
W. C. Byers
Martin Christelerson Cindon
Marlon Sorensen
Willfaerd Baron
Onent Treynor
Jud Coppock
Alfred Huktaeman
C'Y
Huntsman
Wil
Nenver Byers
Syl.w. Wright
Christian Aid
Beevis Sowers
Grandma de Bolt
Ella Smith
Carnon
Helplng
R. L. South
Heuterson
Will Archer
Robert Good
George Irwin
Alfred Shaw
Mary Swadsey
Palmer
BE. Balla
Ora
Douglas
John Russel
Mo. Chay
Shaw and Son
Dwleht
B. . Combs
Chas. Zuelke
Hazel
Chas
Shaw
W. C. Nime
Asbury Farmers’ Union
Illness and local farm activity in Mt Vernon area
Mt Vernon reports Mrs. Jim Hammers ill at home with need for a caregiver. I B Dadford and others from Iowa Nebraska Light and Power shift from Minden to Lewis, may move to Malvern for plant add on. Local farmer activity noted with Sam Shaw delivering corn and land to rent in demand. Wheat outlook trend discussed amid winter conditions and prices.
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Jim Hammers
I. BE. Dadford
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Minden
Lewis
Malvern
Forea
Chrysler
Council
Alana
Wallace
Sam Shaw
Ruth Wills
Institute
Glenwood
Helen Shaw
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George Keffer
George D. Keffer
Conny
Senate
Emery Greenwalt
W. D. Clark Hastings
Shaw's Gift Shop
Mrs. Blanch Shaw
Hastinga
Torti Dalzelle
Senior News
Junior News
Botna Valley State Bank
Hastings Methodist Church
W. J. Weber
Nastor
Asbury
Seth Fed Reynolde
Lete
Tom O'Donnell
Harry Conrad
Vestal
Georee
Cloth Me- Borel
Reymond
Harry Dunlap
Wille Douglas
Pogey Joan
Mary Douglas
Harvie Douglas
Clara Maine
James
June
Edna
Vearle
Doris
Warren Wallings
Hugh McCain
Ollie Hicks
Ilarald
Tommy Douglas
Henderson
Billia Cain
R. W. Casebolt
Oakland
Emma Workman
Grant
Harold
Fred McVey
Bee McVey
John McMallen
Champ Harover and Son
Jack Tyler
Harry Clark
Homer Wilkinson
J. 8
Willard
California
Narcl Danford
Avoca
Art Fritcher
Lan Crinman
W. C. Donner
County
Irving Fisher
Boyers Hardware
Moisé
Cownty
Whitney W. Stulliard
mitekke—Couunty Pond
Koch Brothers
L. 8
Robison
County Fond
J. E. Anderson
Todd—Poor
A. & P. Tes Co
Caley & Hughes
Carl Burh
Tarry Dunn
David Gross
Glenwood Lumber and Coal
Mdise
Chas, P. Wamitton
Moise
Men's Reformatory
Mase
Inbor
Ed Sella
Ray Allensworth
Iabor
F. G. Hillyer
Tom Baslee
Kermit Hillyer
H. H. Hillyer
Porter Rowe
Stanley Howe
Theo. Dorman
James B. Imel
G. W. Douglas
Ivan Shook
Harold Sowers
A. F. Smith
Lawrence Smt
Ray Loyd
C. Welles
Hayverett Smith
Bevis Sowera
K. W. Triplett
Fred Phelps
O. M. Kegs
Clark Clover
Ross Messinger
C. C. Fieselman
W. M. Pollitt
Ray Chapman
Alton Alberts
Uarry Stewart
Wilbur Bower
Gabe Auatlh Bass
Herbert Boles
Walter Clann
Jsbor
D. Mayberry
Claud Brooks
Herachal Rodman
Will Clay
Miumb
Lewla Myers
von der Perkins
Cal Hooster
Clarence Myers
Orton Mier
Will Walker
Jon Walker
Herbert Bolas
Deane Oil Co
E. Martin
E. Massinger
Sam Godsey
Mace Jorgensen
F. H. Raynor
Otto Judkins
C. P. Kinney
Board of Supervisors
L. V. Hicks
Bosra
Travelers Insurance Company
Paul H. Cheyney
Board of Supervisory
Bonet
Board of Supervisore
Fred C. Newell
Deer Crash
Mabel McCormack
Pobor
Lewis Patton
Rawles
Phad Kayton
White Cloud
Ansessor
W. J. van Oredel
Assasgor Center
Dudley Dellashmutt
SRN
Anderson Township
Ci Creek
Toworrie
Hallville
Laos
Qiven
America
Petrolt News
MT. Vernon
Coolidge
Jacksonville Times
Upton. Ee
County Board Proceedings
Iawa
Milly County
Lowe
Adlo Aurne Nes Easton
Wien
Hillers —Caynly
Ball
Berty
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