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Death Claims Charles Baxter in Hastings Community
Charles Henry Baxter, longtime Hastings resident, dies after a stroke at home aged 71 years. He was born in York County Pennsylvania January 24, 1854, lived in Henderson County Illinois and Fremont County Iowa before moving to Hastings. Baxter served in many local roles including school board member, councilman, town clerk, assessor and township registrar. Survived by wife Rife Ann Heaton, two sons Howard of Council Bluffs and Carl of Omaha, brother W. P. Baxter, three grandchildren, and three sisters. Funeral services were held in Hastings with pallbearers named from the community. burial followed in Randolph.
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