Hastings Blacksmith William Clark Dies Suddenly at 62
William Dempsey Clark longtime Hastings resident and former blacksmith died of a heart attack at his Hastings home on June 1 1925 age 62 He was born July 24 1863 in Preemption NL and is survived by wife Leona Rivera Clark five children Manley Verne Mrs Frank McKown Roy and Mrs Roy Richards Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 PM at the Methodist church with Revda B Ripley officiating and burial in Randolph cemetery.
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W. D. Clark
Hastings
da B. Ripley
Fred Booka
Henry Washburn
Warla
Randolph Cemetery
C. W. Moore
James Clark
W. EB. Purcell
Floyd Prink
A. H. Crawford
C. QO. Grege
William Dempsey
Cateh
Clarissa Clark
Preemption
Mary Albie
Superior
Nett
Eldridge
Reynolds, W
Fremont County
Leona Rivera
Manley
Geneseo
Til
Verne
Frank McKown
Roy
Miller
Roy Richards
Nadaway
Tie
Entertaining P W Club An Evening With Ruth Dalzell
Ethelyn Crawford hosted the P W club Friday at 6 30 p m honoring Miss Ruth Dalzell who left Sunday for a summer in Kansas City Others present included Ruth Fierce Lorraine Clark and Mrs Harold Mitchell The group discussed upcoming summer plans and family connections with neighbors and friends from Hastings Shenandoah and Malvern. Local events included visits by Mrs Lrena Bruce and Mrs Ira Turner and a group outing to Wahbongie hills with many friends.
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Ethelyn Crawford
P. W. Club
Ruth Dalzell
Kansas City
Ruth Fierce
Lorraine Clark
Harold Mitchell
Jack Niday
Misa Lorraine Clark
Carson
Ted Avkland
Vira Mae
Mary Katherin Gittins
Red Ok
Shenan
Frank Long
Grant
Fred Priest
John Sewing
Gretchen
Mineolaine
Ings
John Whitmer
Virginia
le Marsa
Pent
Benjamin Shawver
Assalt College
Egypt
Hastings
N. W
Jentoute
California
Shawver
Kirkeville
Clarence Hoedell
Weerln Bowen
Christy
Mra
Lrena Brurce
Ira Turner
Edmundson Hospital
Wahbongie Hills
Irene
Virginia Scott
Pauline Potter
Kathryn Hatfield
Agnes
Emil
Martha Edie
Dale
Laverne Potter
Darwin
Carl Scott
Harold Culver
Bud
Jack Mitchell
Joe Clark
George Rush
Shenandoah
W. O. Resh
Ted Clark
Earl Shook
Malvern
Burlington Doubles Daily Bus Service Linking Cities
Burlington inaugurates double daily bus service due to rising ridership. Starting June 8, two buses will run daily in each direction between Chicago and Los Angeles, and two between Chicago and Denver, expanding from the former tri weekly schedule. A. Cotsworth Jr., Traffic Manager, notes steady growth in Burlington Transportation Company, a Burlington railroad subsidiary.
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Burlington Transportation Company
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
A. Cotsworth, Jr
Banquet entertains Glenwood at Cara Quick School program
Glenwood held a community banquet featuring F H Raynor leading singing, Peppy Pirates orchestra from Tabor, Plattville Quartet, and piano solos by Misa Carslynn Cook who earned a national high school music rating. Dancers from Council Bluffs highlighted the event with costumes and varied acts. Wayne D. Choate and B F Anderson gave brief talks.
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Glenwood Young Ladies
F. H. Raynor
Peppy Pirates
Tabor
Plattville Quartet
Shirley Lincoln Jr
Joy Parker
Herbert Lincoln
T. J. Pettit
Shirley Lincoln
Misa Cars-lynn Cook
Carl Cook
Cara Quick School of Dancing
Council Bluffs
Elizabeth Cook
Glenwood
Doris
Jean Haistop
Norma Sehuman
Darlene Hustard
Zelma Fletcher
Malvern
Wayne D. Choate
Glenwood Chamber of
Comderce
F. Anderson
Oak Township
Mine County Fark Bureau
Briny
Briny of "the Farmer of ‘Turday
Horace Greenwood
Bingragn
Royuly
Polit
Dean
Trae
Railroads Promote Cheaper Western Travel Than Europe
W A Caldwell of the Burlington says western rail travel costs in first class far less than European rates. He notes Western railroads spent over 19 million on air conditioning recently and cites air conditioned sleepers and din ers as major inducements. The Western Association backs the view that Western travel will reach a new high this summer, attracting travelers from the East.
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United States
W. A. Caldwell
Burlington
Western Lines
Mr. Caldwell
Harry G. Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Western States
East
Bent on Sunday Visits Sparsely Listed In Benton News
Mr and Mrs Gus Schoening and son Norman maltors Sunday in the home of Mrs Schoenings parents at Silver City. Arthur Menachel Rudolph Menacheal were Sunday dinner guests in the Schoening home. Miss Iona Schoening visited with her parents. Acie McVay visited Tom Gage home. Mrs Arthur Menschiel and Mrs Charles Bare visited in Parle Kelley home. Pearl Gage visited with Mrs Fred McVay. Russel Prine Myrtle Prine were visitors Saturday at Tom Gage. Ed Marskell Macedonia birthday celebration guests.
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Gus Schoening
Norman
Ed Marskell
Macedonia
Shenandoah Visitors and Local Church Notes
Shenandoah and Red Oak visits populate a rundown of local social moves. Families such as Angry Deihl Rochersperger Bishop Hatteld and Halderman travel for shows, funerals, and Sunday gatherings. Dorothy Rector returns home with relatives after a week in their care. School and church events mark a quiet week with neighbors visiting and hosting others.
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J. F. Angry
Francis
Wayne Deihl
Shenandoah
Wanda Rochersperger
Red Oak
C. W. Bishop
A. H. Hatteld
Florence
L. J. Haldaman
E. F. King
Wilma
Sarah Cooper
Ella Kellenbarger
Dorothy Giles
Phyliss Moria
Betty Coy
Alfred Cooper
Familly
Mra
Edward Ross
Near Hawthorne
Claude Rector
Dorothy
Rector
Glenn Kellenbarker
Grace
Francis Parker
Emma Bullington
Fuudy
W. M. Kellenbarger
Clarence Estee
Mary Clark
Mew
J. P. Unigry
Willie Douglas
Hdatah Couper Sa
Mire Duruthy Gilew
Pear Hed Uuk
Sunday Guests Return Visit For Several Families
Mr and Mrs Ray Berry and family were guests Sunday in the Joe McLain home. Mr and Mrs L C Bullington and family and Alfred Cooper and family were dinner guests in the Claude Rector home. Mr and Mrs Sherman Allen Joe and Merrill were dinner guests Sunday in the F G Koch ersperger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Berry
Joe McLain
Wesley Chapel community notices and gatherings
Wesley Chapel notes list a June 5 Ladies Aid gathering led by Mrs Ray Pierson with a June 19 meeting at Mrs John Wilson's home. The graduating Edna Parker from Iowa State College home economics, a large Children’s Day program, a 55 attendee basket dinner, and various local visits and events including 4-H Clever Cooks rehearsals for the Color Revue.
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Ladies' Aid
Ray Pierson
John Wilson
John Clark
Iowa State College
Edna
Wesley Chapel
Ell
Geraldine Parker
Henderson
Oakdale
Geo. Wilson
Notes of Wesley Chapel and Henderson Churches
A pleasant and profitable Children's Day program was held at Wesley church with a basket lunch and social afternoon. A Vacation Bible school is set to begin June 18 at Henderson church for eight days, inviting children from other churches. Local gatherings include graduations, visits, and family events with numerous neighbors and church members attending, birthdays noted, and Bible school preparations ongoing.
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Wesley Church
Henderson Church
Notice on Noxious Weed Destruction in Mills County
Mills County board of supervisors orders landowners and occupants to destroy specified weeds by dates in 1935 and 1925, including Canada thistle and quack grass, with cutting schedules and penalties for noncompliance borne by property owners. weed commissioner may act at owners' expense.
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Millis County
Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Canada
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