Ak-Sar-Ben weekend visitors and town notes mix
Mrs. Berry remains ill at her daughter's home with a trained nurse. Dr. Johnson from Council Bluffs visited. Omaha trips for Ak-Sar-Ben Initiation included Fred Prien and others. Various townsfolk travel to Clatinda, Glenwood, and Weeping Water. Vera Shepard pinch, appendicitis. Mama Turner family visits Cornell. Hastings Church News urges Bible School, Epworth League, and Kids Day plans.
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Wendell Woods
Harlan
Tabor
Young Peoples
Lesley Dawson
Oral Bower
Red Oak
Henderson
Purrell
Gerald Young
Malvern
Omaha
Max Shoemaker
Hastings Bell
Glenwood
Res Shepard
Nebr
Tor
Clatinda
Anthon Lea
Evert Pomta
Ralph and
Charley Hall
Merril Cronae
Elton Hodges
Rusgell Hall
Donald Anderson
Vera Shepard
Clarinda
Ita Turner
Cornell Biles
Lears
Frank Mitchell
Lemon Cox
McDonough
W. FE. Fahnetock
Scribnet
Walter Mason
Priest's Drug Store Ad Promises Summer Refreshments
Priest's Drug Store invites customers to cool fountain drinks and pure drugs with carefully compounded prescriptions. The notice highlights cigars, smokers supplies, and a range of equipment for summer trips and picnics.
Electric Range Demonstration At Town Hall
The Iowa Service Company sales manager John Freeman will host an electric range demonstration at the town hall today Thursday with specialists to show electric cooking advantages. All Hastings residents and surrounding country are invited to attend for an informative display in the afternoon and evening.
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Iowa Service Company
John Freeman
Hastings
May Have New Mail Route To North Hastings Area
Petitions seek a star mail route for towns north of Hastings Tenderson Macedonia and Carann after the morning train was discontinued. The department reportedly favors the route and will advertise for bids to carry the mail. Gordon Rockafellow, an accountant, is spending a week at his parents home northwest of Hastings. Mrs Charles Carey and daughter Arlene of Red Oak visited Mr and Mrs J B Hutchings. B Hutchings attended Henry Maxwell's funeral in Clenwood.
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Hastings
Tenderson
Macedonia
Carann
Gordon Rockafellow
Charles Carey
Arlene
Red Oak
B. Hutchings
Clenwood
Henry Maxwell
Hastings Forms Tennis Club For Summer Matches
About twenty young people join under Russell Hall and Gerald Young to form a Hastings tennis club. They have prepared a double court on Main Street near the Keiley residence and already in good shape for play. Practice has begun with hopes to develop champions.
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Hastings
Russell Hall
Gerald Young
Keiley
Wealey Chapel and Henderson Visitors Noted in Council Bluffs Trip
Wealey Chapel hosted Tuesday visitors Mr. and Mrs Claude Wilson from Council Bluffs. The Ladies Aid met Mrs Walter Sowers Wednesday afternoon with two visitors Mrs Ferl Sgur and Mrs Bevis Sowers from Henderson. A business meeting featured Mrs Ward Fickel as program leader. Cake and fruit salad were served. Donald Fickel of Plattsmouth visited his parents Mr and Mrs G B Fickel and other local family attended the funeral of Thelory Maxwell in Glenwood Sunday. Vera Clark visited Vera Donner of Malvern Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Sean Parker and Mr Jewu visited in the Winsow home Sunday. Harold Sowers and Alter Ruth visited in the Winslow home Sunday evening. Henderson bread advertised at the High Peak Pump station. adv.
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Wealey Chapel
Claude Wilson
Ladies’ Aid
Walter Sowers
Ferl Sgur
Bevis Sowers
Henderson
Ward Fickel
Donald Fickel
Plattsmouth
Nebr
G. B. Fickel
C. B. Wilson
G.C. Wilson
Tleory Maxwell
Glenwood
Vera Clark
Vera Donner
Malvern
Sean Parker
Jewu
H.C. Winse
Harold Sowers
Alter Ruth
H.C. Winslow
Mow. Harry Anderson Makes Four Trip to Lincoln
Silver City reports that Harry Anderson made four trips to Lincoln on Tuesday Kenneth saw her driving through with her showing the route and presence of the activity in the area.
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Silver City
Harry Anderson
Ade
Lincoln
Kenneth
Local Notes On Visits and Accidents In The Community
Mrs Rita Pollmah and daughter Harriett left yesterday for Wiener Nebraska for a two week visit with relatives. Miss Janette Stranathan returned from Ames where she attended college. Mr and Mrs J T Skerritt move this week to their new home in Silver City. R P Gatt was ill Friday night with bladder or kidney trouble and hospitalized at Edmundson for treatment. Andy Hopp was taken to Edmundron hospital and remains in poor condition, likely to stay off work. Ardith Long had a bad accident when a pony bucked and threw him, injuring his arm and hand. he has been in hospital daily and the extent of his injuries is still uncertain.
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Rita Pollmah
Harriett
Wiener
Nebr
Janette Stranathan
Ames
J. T. Skerritt
Silver City
R. P. Gatt
The
Edmundson Hospital
Andy Hopp
Edmundron Hospital
Glenwood
Rf Ardith
Randolph News Highlights Local Visits and School Moves
Randolph Enterprise notes Mr and Mrs Wil Basa of Ronalla Kansas visiting and staying on East Randolph Street. Mrs W E Rice hosts Hebron friends en route to Ohio. J H Piper’s brother in Minneapolis dies. W J Dilts hurt, arm in sling. Marcia Spencer will teach fourth grade at Glenwood next year. Ruth McDill visits from Norman, Oklahoma. Bridge west of town washed out by heavy rains. river briefly overflowed but no major crop damage. Announcement of Jeasle Lucile Bice to Ronald Bruce of Chicago in June. Jessie Bice honored in the graduating class. best wishes from Randolph friends.
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Per
W. Dilts
Misa Marcia Spencer
Iowa State Teachers College
Glenwood Schoals
Misa Ruth
West Side
Jeasle Lucile Bice
W. E. Bice
Randolph
Ronald Bruce
Chicago
Jessie
Tabor Notes on Local Guests and Travel
Malvern guest Bernice Dyke visits cousin Misa Mable Dyke. Marjorie Wilkins departs Wadpas for Cleveland to take a stenographer post and live with her sister. Ray McClary returns to Brownsville Nebraska for the summer. Lawrence Kline in town for business while Leland and Wilma Hall plan a Tampa summer with parents. Will Datton dies in Long Beach California. sister Mrs Develle Tipple visited Phoenix Arizona. Dalton alumni and Alstrops trip to Spencer for ten days. Margaret Alatrope plans stops at Woodbine and Nek. Bila Tipple heads from Iremont California to Pueblo Colorado for summer. Vera to join in Aatzim Home Idaho. Idaho visitor HW Astra arrives to see Evelyn Kilpatrick. Ads trims has been in Iowa visiting relatives.
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Tampa
Florida
C. L. Hall
Charles Swanson
Will Datton
Lincoln
Nabr
Long Beach
California
Datton
Develle Tipple
Phosnix
Arizona
Dalton
Tabor College
T. M. Alstrops
Henry
Margaret Alartrope
Spencer
Margaret
Woodbine
Pauline Bytes
Bila Tipple
Laremont
Vera
Pueblo
Colorado
Tabor
Home
Idaho
Evelyn Kilpatrick
Ads, Trims
Death notice of Mrs Will Woman of Cheyenne Wyoming
Word reached of the death of Mrs. Will Woman of Cheyenne Wyoming formerly Miss Doris El Bet a Tabor College alumna and mother to a newlywed couple entertaining guests. The scene described a distressed lament as the woman reportedly uttered lines about needling and pain before collapsing.
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Will Woman
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyman
Dors el- Bet
Tabor College It
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Nebraska State University
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