Death Claims C L Shoemaker in Hastings
Charles Lincaln Shoemaker, a well known Hastings resident and former manager of the Green Bay Lumber yard, died Thursday morning after a long illness. He was born in Brooklyn New York in 1877, moved to Clarinda Iowa, then Hastings, Iowa, where he lived since 1900. He married Minah Jotine in 1898 and had two sons, Rew and Max William. Survived by his wife, one son, two brothers, and friends from California. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:30 from the Methodist church with Rev Rodman officiating. Burial at Hastings cemetery. The Epworth League elected new officers at the service.
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Hastings
Ube
South Amt
Steemaker
Green Bay
Gtr
Christy
Charles Lincaln
Chas
Rew Staines
Max William
Sian
California
Group Rally of Epworth League at Hastings
Epworth League rally to be held at Hastings on Wednesday July 7 with Glenwood Silver City Med svern Hastings Emerson Henderson Westley Chapel Pacific Junction and Hillsdire Leagues participating. Gather at Hastings at 4 pm for an institute recreation demonstration and supper, followed by institute songs and program reviews including a tour of Glenwood Institute and glasswork exhibits. People of the community are invited to attend this rally describing social and recreational activities.
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Epworth League
Hastings
Epworth Leas
Mmistings
Maesday
Glenwood
Silver City
Medsvern
Emerson
Henderson
Westley Chapel
Pacific Junction
Hillsdire
Hasteings
Mound
Khacaminue
Pythian Sisters Hold Closing Meeting Hartings Event
Friday evening the Pythian Sisters of Hartings held their closing meeting. A social program followed with ice cream and cake served, featuring a brief recap of activities and a light wartime style gathering.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythof Hartings Heft
Church School Service Planned For Sunday
Sunday church school service set for 10 20 the program lists opening prayer led by Mrs Kunze conductors march to classes silent moment superintendent's word by Mrs Kunze call to song by Mrs Kunze devotional reading by Mrs Kunze chorus the call by Cathy Qn 22 the pastor solo to spring by Greig Wilma Shaw prayer unison and by the pastor hymn faith of our fathers invitation sermon monologue the life of a man pastor hymn Jesus Savior of men congregation
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Kunze
Tino Solo
Greig
Wilma Shaw
Bit ‘Oneregatton
Jesus
W. F. M. S. Meeting and Dressmaking Recital
A local W. F. M. S. group will meet at Calling Home on AVidarsnaya nicht for a regular study and a dressmaking project. Members are asked to bring materials to dress a doll and will enjoy refreshments after the session.
How Economical Ought One To Be
Sunday evening services focus on thrift and virtue under the theme How Economical Ought One To Be. The text discusses success in daily life and spiritual economy as Miss Wanda Shaw prepares to sing at the service.
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Sundus
Tire
Wanda Shaw
Local notes on gravel surfacing and community visits
A weekly roundup mentions gravel delivered and spread on Indian Avenue for surfacing, with Hastines stores opening Friday evening around the Fourth. The piece lists visitors and locals from Lincoln, Omaha, Malvern, and other nearby towns, including Mrs Eva Van Ausdale and Mrs Bertha McMillan, with several family and church activities noted.
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Eva van Ausdale
Indian Avenue
Hastines
Wathivee
Lincoln
Nebr
Martin Nome
Chas
Reynolda
Villixen
Shormaker
Parcel
Jess Das
Chicago
Olivia Taft
Heurs Clark
Donald Christie
South Omaha
Christie
Acf
Baxter
Hrwit
Vernon
Rouse
Counerd Bluffs
Crouse and Peart
Millrecht Sele
St. Joe
Nicholas Andrelegy
Omaha
Othe
Clayton
Poinlenter
Ceci Hamilton
M Will Young
Rea
Donirphan
Bertha McMillan
J. J. Godwit
Bellevue
McMillan
Rheumellsne
Wo OB. Cavin
Alvin Plnckney
Lincol
Pinckney
University of New Mexico
Laws
Nebraska
New Mexico
Bay region guests and local visits noted this week
The community records visits from Mrs. IFP Range Le Hay Crawford and family, Mr and Mrs Crawford with kin, and many attending events in Meath Mind and Omaha. Wedding news includes Kenneth Graves with a reception, while Topeka merchants declare a boycott on bus lines to Kansas City. A special Farot Bureau camp and Farmers' Union groups plan nearby tented gatherings for fair time.
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Ifp Range
le Hay
Fem
Meath
Uf Crawford
Woo Crawford
Will
Mead Afrathas
Ster
AU Hodges
Omaha
Ehidon Hodges
Jimmie
Maha
Pow
Shaw
Dabeliter
Wanda
Misa Wilma Shaw
Wilma
Doris Priest
J.B. Graves
Balfour
Kenneth Graves
Topeka
Kansas City
Topeka Merchants Association
State Fair Camp Opens Free of Charge for Visitors
A large camp at the state fair grounds will offer free access to visitors during the summer vacation period. It will feature electric lights running water modern sanitary facilities stores a post office and other conveniences. About 900 vacation campers from Iowa and the Midwest attended last year and numbers are expected to rise.
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Tewa
Anyons
Lange
Iowa
Une
Midwest
Good Thing Trial Package From Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa
Send name and address with 10 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial package. Includes Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles indigestion and constipation, Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for abdominal pain cramps and diarrhoea, and Chamberlain's Salve for burns and skin issues. Limited offer to try valued family medicines for a small price.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Hamberlain
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GS Porcet
Baler Cristy
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Roberta Christy
Tawrner
Arline Boy Jan
Irene Young
League Institute
Green Bay L’mbr Co
Keffer
Keffer’s Hardware
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Hastings News
Priest’s
Haztings
G. S. Purcell
Hastings, Iowa
Farot Bureau
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Neigharpa
Euting
Ayen Pheer
Farmers’ Union
Botna Valley State Bank
Hanfeld
Martin Store
P. S
Hudson
Essex
Hudson-Essex
A. C. Hodges
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