Wayside Opened East of Hastings Amid Bright Attendants
The Wayside openine ten miles east of Hastings drew many attendees despite rain. Clark Brothers managed the event with exhibitions, music and Tea nine parties. A new bridge and road improvements linked Hastings to northern trade, while births and local visits filled the day with community notices and remarks on road accidents and neighborhood movements.
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Hastings
Suniday and
Clark Brothers
Seroquel
Weekend Roars: Floods Damage Trees and Mills in Wesley Chapel
The article notes heavy weekend weather with high river water flooding the bottom lands, causing extensive damage to trees and windmills. It mentions local shifts in health and travel, church events, and upcoming sermons by W. F. Schuermann of Strahan and Rev. D. Thomas in nearby areas.
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Aterm
Rev
Thomas
Teta Slater
Jeanette Luther
Fipworth Teague
Glenwond
Aunt Mea
Parker
Tucson
Arizona
Southwest
Wesley Chanel
Hey. W. F. Schuermann
Strahan
Werley
D. Thomas
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Malvern Iowa approves Park Commissioners ordinance establishing board
An ordinance in Malvern Iowa creates a two member initial Park Commission with three seats up for election at the next municipal vote. Terms are six years for the first batch by lot. Board bond is set at 1000 dollars, salaries to be fixed by council, and powers tied to Iowa code. Publication and voter approval required.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Eald
Park Commission
Board of
Park Commissioners
Hia
Tme
Towa
Pack Commission
Iowa
Nperdok
Raedenal Adeethan
Van
Ain
Malvern Leader
Malvern
Malls County
Jowdl
Dan Puasa
Whitkiedl
Slealvarn
Rural School Pupils Earn 100 Percent Spelling Awards
The Rural Schools report lists numerous students receiving spelling awards at year end. Recipients include Edward Piboro Donald Piburn Marvin Piburn Rath Summers Buster Summers Bonnie Holden Bruce Harrison Marjorie Vas Oradel LaVetta Brisco Gowen Dorothy Hopp Emmett Stephens Virell Harold Denarac Darland Ruel Harold Blaine Wilcos Wanda Jensen Arlene Jensen Irvin Aughe Aileen Borsce Nadine Jensen Darlene Wilcox Glen Wilson Gladys Benedict Gareta Aughe Yiva Benedict Bariene Mickelwait Paul Ward Earl Ward Max Snider Glen Kelton Wallace Valentine Wilda Weland James Evans Ninabel Sunbarget Joyce Salmons Kenneth Weland Ray Wicker Anna Mae Archer Virginia Irwin James Godsey Betty Moore Lites Timson Leta Timson Jack Buffington Rowena Buffington Kat Hofmockel Bethard Bateman Beulah Bateman Elder Kling Barbara Jean Sawyer Betty Jane Buffington Ralph Davis Lawrence Sell Glen Sichoening Thomas Alstrope Earl Maynes Hobby Hopp Deane Maddocks Keith Hopp Warrathe Nixon Merritt Harmer Clyfton West Ernest Sturgeon Fay Stouder Everett Brouder Grace Sturgeon Lucille Pierce Ergin Jena Marjorie Jens Mina Voha Virgil Bell Virginia May Wendell Yates Rex Elder Evelyn Wallingford Thelma Wallingford Velma Magers Ruth Pendegratt Allane Finchem Billy Cox Bobby Alexander Wilma Magers Lula Smith Beatrice Bolton.
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Little Brick
Bariene Mickelwait
Paul Ward
Earl Ward
Max Snider
Evarnham
Glen Keltong
Wallace Valentine
Orester
Wilda Weland
James Evana
Ninabel Sunbarget
Joyce Salmons
Kenneth Weland
Ray Wicker
Anna Mae Archer
Maple Grove
Virginia Irwin
Gowen No
James Godsey
Ester
Betty Moore
Lites Timson
Leta Timson
Jack Buffington
Rowe
Rex Elder
Evelyn Wallingford
Thelma Wallingford
Velma Magers
Ruth Pendegratt
Allane Finchem
Billy Cox
Bobby Alexander
Wilma Magers
Glynn
Lula Smith
Beatrice Bolton
Asbury Social Notes From June Events At Local Homes
Miss Jacqualine Myerk of Denver spent Friday and Saturday at the Harvie Douglas home. Red Oak visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Shaw. Mrs. Blanche Coons and Minn Hai ze Young visited Mrs. Co. Dr. Lang. Maxine Shaw will attend the Epworth League Institute in Glenwood this week. Mika June Ries spent the week with her aunt Mes Oral Gillant. Mr and Mrs. Boone Cheney and daughters Kathleen and nil. Nannie Mast were in the Asbury area Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. by a Ram long entertained the Hap ter choir at a lawn picnic Friday. A large crowd attended and the evening will be remembered by all. A baby dolphin was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wille Douglas on Monday June 30. Friends were invited to a surprise party at Ray Bears home Wednesday evening.
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Jacqualine Myerk
Denver
Colu
Harvie Doulas
Chas, Shaw
Red Oak
Ilanche Coons
Minn Haize Young
Lang
Mins
Maxine Shaw
Glenwood
Epworth League Institute
Mika June Ries
Mes
Oral Gillant
Boon. Cheney
Kathleen
Baby Dauphin
Ray Bears
Local Social Roundup From Be tween and Omaha Trip
Mrs Eva Watneright of Movies called on old friends in Be tween Monday Ruth E Taylor returned to Chicago Sunday after five days with home talks Several men from here visited the Ak Sar Rend en show in Omaha Monday night Those going were W W Cramer H C Katest Wilbur Morrison Roy Davis A G Cele and Clyde Liston Mr and Mrs D P C Coppace are for Me to look over fixtures for their saw coffee shop
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Eva Watneright
Ruth E Taylor
Chicago
Omaha
Wwoh Cramer
H.C. Kateht
Wilbur Morrison
Roy Davis
A. G. Cele
Clyde Liston
Chicago Summer School Attendance Noted for Clifora Peterson
Clifora Peterson plans to attend summer school at the University of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Griffin and daughter Edna traveled to Sedalia Missouri on Tuesday to attend the funeral of their brother-in-law Gus Dalton. Miss Carrie Luther of Villites visited Mes. Summmer Whister on Friday and Saturday. Miss Cleo Horsefall of Watertown visited at Mrs. John Hossie’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Will Oliver left to attend Gus Dalton’s funeral. Mrs. Dessa Cole and daughter Maxine visited Red Osk Tuesday afternoon.
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Clifora Peteraon
Chicago
s#ummer school
Univeraity of
Alfred Griffin
Edna
Sedalla
Gua Dalton
Carrie Luther
Villites
Cleo Horsefall
Watertoo
John
Local Notes and Community Updates From Imogene Area
Strahan’s condition improves slowly while farm interest remains. Emma Ci cared for. Jay Ogden family returning to Nebraska after nephew Kenneth Delph’s death. Dr Kerr reports James Langmuir improving. Mrs Dye and Mr Wolfe faced storm, sheltered in Imogene. Iowa Nebraska Light & Power crew wiring homes, lights soon. Mrs Wood Vestal recovering. Bra Date Laughtin ill with throat infection and hemorrhages. Mrs Chas Gipe and Emmet Gipe attend Emerson Ladies Aids union meeting. entertainment committee chaired by Art Cole. Lew Kline and Jessie Gee visited Frank Johnson home.
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Hamaker
Emma Ci
Irs
Jay Ogden
Leo
Kenneth Delph
Nebraska
Dr. Kerr
Jamee Langmuir
Whis Dye
Wil Wolfe
Shenandoah
Dr. Allen
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Company
Wood Vestal
Laughtin
Chas. Gipe
Emmet Gipe
Emmet Gipe, Attended the Union Meeting of the Churchs
Emerson
Art Cole
Mia
Lew Kline
Jessie Gee
Frank Johnson
Oaks Hosts Wedding Showers For Two New Couples
A shower last Friday at Cake xcoob House honored two new marriages, Vernon Viner and Robert Grayson couples. Mrs. Viner was Doris Jones, a longtime Oaks Sunday school teacher, and Mrs. Grayson was Edn Gillen, who has taught in Oaks for two years. Oaks residents wish the couples long, happy lives. Fifty four attended Oaks Sunday school last Sunday, a bit lower than the previous week, with hopes to grow attendance next Sunday.
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Cakexcoob House
Vernon Viner
Mix
Robert Grayson
Viner
Doris Jones
Oaks
Grayson
Edn Gillen
Combine Cultivation and Spray to Eradicate Weeds
A method combining cultivation with chemical spray aims to eradicate weeds. Farmers use a suffrage cultivator to loosen soil before spraying in September and November. Benefits include avoiding August September cultivation, aligning weed growth for chemical action, and targeting Canada thistle, perennial now thistle, horse nettle, creeping thistle, and leafy spurge.
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R. H. Porter
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