Hastings News Notes Reflect Busy Weekend Social Ties
Malvern visitors and Hastings friends mingle as numerous locals travel, host, and visit across towns. Families including Phillips, Turner, Heaton, and Wilson share gatherings. students and faculty visit Lincoln and Omaha. trade and church groups meet, while cars haul cattle to Chicago and hogs to Omaha.
Exchange Offer For Second Liberty Bonds Seeks New Treasury Issue
Holders of Second Liberty 1, CAN bonds are invited to exchange for a new Treasury Bond dated June 15 1927 bearing interest at % per year. Maturity is twenty years with possible redemption after sixteen. Accrued interest through June 16 1927 will be paid. Exchanges at par, notes payable November 1 1987, interest ceases on that date. Consult banks or trust companies and Federal Reserve Bank for more details before May 1.
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Air Mail Rally for Lindbergh Receives 10 Cent Support
National reception for Captain Lindbergh prompts public air mail letters to Washington. Send 10 cent airmail messages to Capt Charles A Lindbergh at the Postmaster General with envelope marked All mail jointy. Hastings and Macedonia clash in slow game. Hastings wins 9 to 7 with Paulson and Braden on the mound.
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Macedonia
Paulson
Braden
Resolutions of Respect for J. A. Hatfield
Hastings Lodge No. 397 mourns the death of J. A. Hatfield with heartfelt sympathy for the bereaved family. The charter will be draped for thirty days and the resolutions recorded in minutes, a copy sent to the family. Edward Hathaway Chas. F. Viner Committee
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J. A. Hatfield
Edward Hathaway Chas
F. Viner
Hastings Church News Epworth League elects officers
Youth group at Epworth League party indoors due to light rain elects officers for the year Frank Van Buskirk presiding Esther Chandler first vice president Lawrence Martin second vice president Roberta Christy third vice president Opal Hall fourth vice president Max Quimby secretary Floyd Hall treasurer Esther Chandler organist Roberta Christy Agat Organist The organization vows to continue improving the league and urges boys and girls to contribute Also notes Boy Scout meeting Women of Community Circle business session and district meeting plans at Oakland this week
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Epworth
Frank van Buskirk
Esther Chandler
Lawrence Martin
Roberta Christy
Opal Hall
Max
Regnion
Bimpson
Oakland On
Missionary Society Plans Tall House Session
The group invites all to attend as the Missionary Society and Standard Bearers announce a forthcoming event and seating arrangements. The notice emphasizes broad participation and the chance to hear the speaker.
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Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Charlotte Jamison of Red Oak visits with relatives this week. George Cook of Emerson visited Mrs. Lamkin. Arita Rominei and family from Co. Bluffs were in town along with Frank and family. Daughters of Mr and Mrs Buttons visited with husbands. Shirley Burgoin celebrated her second birthday with twenty nine attendees. Women friends gathered at Dr J G McCue home. R M McClure and wife planned a Newport visit. Wiley Clay family hosted relatives from Horton and Co Bluffs. A farewell dinner honored Silver City teachers. Eighth grade graduation at the school auditorium included five diplomas presented by Miss Mary Rathke amid storm weather.
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Red Oak
C. A. Phillips
Clyde Wilson
Hawthorne
Bastings
Harry Clark
Chicago
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Omaha
A.C. Hodges
Gordon Rockafellow
Lincoln
Betr
Frank Rocka- Sor
George Hansen
Arkee
Hastings
Orval Chandler
Fremont
Starler
Menard Chandler
H. Wilson
Ady
Bess Barnett
Glenwood
William Fahnestock
John Young
Carwen
Will Weery
Will Oliver
William MaMay
Klub
Clyde Warren
Chersea Erwin
James Clark
Malvern
Misa Opal Hall
Colling Grocery
Charles Smith
D. N. Hayes
Ira Hayes
Randolph
A. W. Blackwell
White Lake
South Dakota
Ed Hethaway
Lola Brazerton
Grinnell
T. M. Brazelton
Byron Judah
Will Judah
State Hospital
Town City
Gerald Young
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
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Keith
Cecil Blakesley
Centerville
Fred Lockabill
Will Street
Los Angeles
Mary Robbins
Laura Hall
Opal
Russell
Eva van Ausdate
Frank Kochetaberger
Hmerson
Mixa Grace Liddell
Oakland
Bature
Marjory Ord
Deadwood
Miss Ord
Alice Lake
Charles Erwin
George Schurr, Jr
Fred Martin
Fred Priest
A. L. Sargent
Ed Hathaway
Mra. H. P. Rea
A. J. Hatfeld
Charles Brown
R. A. Moore
Silver City
Mra. P. BE. Schiapla
Roy Malloy
Effie Kennedy
Council Bluffs
B. W. Shaw
Charles Kelley
Abe Everhart
I. Guatin
Ivan Starr
John Starr
Arthur Everhart
Matt Young
Jews City
B. F. Walker
Clifford Parker
Sidney
Charles Pease
Des Moines
Maggie Sullivan
Council
Biytis
Jack O'Connor
Mercy
Council Bluffa
Misa Helen Wagner
Ankeny
Doris
Priest
O. F. Eddie
L. Lemond
James Moore
Hood River
Ors
Charlotte Jamison
Swaney
Jag
George Cook
Emerson
Coun
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Lam&tt
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Co. Bluffs
Frank
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Moberly
W. D. Kirkham
Co. Stuffs
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Bhotty
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J. G. McCue
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Winside
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T. F. Plumb
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R. M. McClure
Newport
Geo. Wallace
Bob
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John Thompson
Horton
Kansas
Cy van Horne
Clyde Fidley
Goodby
Vivian Clipson
Mary Rathke
Kenneth
Frasier
Dorothy, Anderson
Dorothy Pollitt
Ruth Pettit
Vertia Soliday
Probate Notice in Mills County Court of Iowa
Notice in probate proceedings in Mills County District Court for Anton Ponton late of Mills County deceased. Last will and testament presented, opened, and filed June 3 and June 13 1927. Time set for proving the instrument at Glenwood Court House, objections to be heard by the court. Carrie L Wright Clerk.
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Milles County
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Sheriff's Sale Notice from Mille County Court
Execution from Mille County District Court directs sale of Lot 78 and 312 in Straban’s Addition to Malvern Iowa to satisfy a debt of 2082.7 with costs. Real estate will be offered at the West Door of the Court House in Malvern on July 2, 1927 between 8 and 9 a.m. Sale conducted by sheriff under J. A. Gaines.
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