Death and funeral of William F Crawford Hastings
William F Crawford died February 23 in Hastings after a long illness. The Hastings businessman, known for meat market work and cattle buying, was 72. Funeral services were held at the Meetings M. E. Church with pastors Ripley and Breeling in charge. He left a wife, four children, sixteen grandchildren, and one great grandchild, along with siblings and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Hastings
Solire
Tieétings M
Stev. B. B. Ripley
A. Breeling
Lewis
A. EB
Blake
Carron
Mra
Marlin
Carlson
Burla
WW. Moore
Fred Priest
Christie
Harvey Hall
Lea Daefaite
Blinpard
Ryerson
Yedré
Win Crawford
Thla Ountes
Towa
Chicago
Omaha
Ira
Trenc Palryiinje
Emerson
Otton
Albert H
Roy Fy
Don Shaw
Trette
Mes
Hiram Smith
Howard
Kansas
Act
Washington
J. J. Megerve
McCook, Neb
Path Across the Hill Play By Junior Class
The Junior class rehearses The Path Across the Hill to be staged Thursday and Friday evenings in the school auditorium. Admission 14 and 26 cents. Cast includes Grandpa Laverne Potter Robert Post Ornce Wallahan Walter Conrad Rod Mitchel Dr. Jimmy Reed Leonard Mitchell Sammander Alexander John Sienry Jones Elmer Parker Mrs Davin Gladys Hites Ruth Conrad Marjorie Haden Flodray Helen Darland Lulu Margaret Quimby Zum Vettna Atings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa
Laverne Potter
Robert Post
Ornce Wallahan
Walter Conrad
Rod Mitchel
Jimmy Reed
Leonard Mitchell
Sammander Alexander John
Sienry Jones
Elmer Parker
Mrs. Davin
Gladys Hites
Ruth Conrad
Marjorie Haden
Flodray
Helen
Card of Thanks for William Crawford funeral and neighborhood aid
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness death and funeral of William P F Crawford. Grateful for flowers and visits from Mrs William F Crawford Orville and Zelma Goins and others. Various neighbors and relatives are listed as offering support, transportation, and prayers as activities around the Crawford and Olen homes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William PF. Crawford
William
F. Crawford
Uliidten
Sunday Visit and Bible Meeting Postponement
George Ghawwat and Matern visitors are noted for Sunday. Harold O'Dell of Brocke is mentioned for Saturday and Sanday with L Christie bone. No Epworth League meeting this Thursday evening. a Week trot Phwre ssay scheduled for March 7 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ghawwat
Matern
Harold O'Dell
Brocke
Sanday
L. Christie Bone
Epworth League
Phwressay
Churek
Untitled fragment about a family gathering near Neat Seaet
A fragmentary note describes a training event or gathering related to a Clark family from Neat Seaet. It mentions a Friday party with parents and a person named Crawford, with unclear roles and dates due to damaged text. The context remains murky.
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Esermeh
Clark
Crawford
Paty
Henderson Seniors Set for Annual Commencement
In Henderson a class of eight seniors will graduate this year with five boys and three or four girls. Readings list Eleanor Phuttya Lois Wilson Jesse Brown Dale Allensworth Bil Phillips Cheater Kreighbaum and Carl Sowers as graduates. Mrs Bila Ofrena learned of the death of her nephew in Idaho. he served in the navy and died at twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gies
Ates Arsene Ifatbot
Eleanor Phuttya
Lois Wilson
Jesse Brown
Dale Allensworth
Bil Phillips
Cheater Kreighbaum
Carl Sowers
Bila Ofrena
Idaho
Navy
Fourth Grade News From Washington Birthday Observance
Fourth grade notes celebrate Washington birthday stories while fifth and sixth graders read a poem titled Little Georgia Washington by T A Daly. Fourth graders study geography focusing on north central states with Town included. Doris Watters moves near Treytor to attend new school.
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Washington
Simminds
Leetle
Georgia Washeenton
T. A. Daly
North Central States
Dorothy Kindig
Daisy McKinney
Ihneas
Doris Watters
Treytor
Kehool
Fifth and Sixth Graders Honor Kathleen and Lavern Waiters
Fifth and sixth graders Kathleen and Lavern Waiters left their Afth grade Friday to return to Treynor. The class played games in their honor led by Helen Simmonds and Mary Kreighbaum. Washington's birthday was celebrated Thursday with stories poems and facts about his life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Lavern Waiters
Treynor
Helen Simmonds
Mary Kreighbaum
Washington
High School Basketball Results and Local Notes
Hancock teams split results with Henderton and Henderson girls posting modest scores. Several local residents listed travel, illness, and social events including aids, a one act play, and church activities. Notable items include Mrs. Dorr’s care, the Coppocks golden anniversary, a quarantine ending for scarlet fever, and community visits to Omaha and Wales.
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Mia
Mijis
Won
Robert
Blver City
LesHe Allens
Les Braden
Wahoo
Nebr
Chasley ‘Taylor
Howard Dye
Spencer
Henry Corey
Dyes
Malvern
Methodist Ladies Aid
A. H
Margaret Harbor
Wesley Chapel Aid
Paul
Dloplay
Nora Gravitt
Miss Cecil
Art Allensworth
Nagar Rastings
Pauline Brows
Ted Dorr
Jud Coppock
Quella Harbor
Mary Aqua Hughes
Wales
On Wilkenson
Strang
Lena Dijlay
Soc
Aurthony
Omaha
Missouri
Pendergraft
Rockport
Ver Roleau
Claws of the
Chirlag Church
Fragmented OCR Notice About Local Social Events
The readable text mentions guests visiting and birthdays in Mendota and Boldier areas, with references to several individuals and households. It notes a postponed event due to weather and lists various names connected to the gatherings and anniversaries.
Malvern High Girls Attend Omaha Conference
Senior English class at Malvern High School reports Girl Reserves delegates chosen to represent the school at the Omaha conference hosted by the YWCA. Malvern attendees included Margaret McCormick Bernice Behnening Marvin Benton Mary Elizabeth Dummern Charlotte Wederquiat Dorothy Galither Kathin Anderson and Misa Riddie. They traveled Friday afternoon and returned Sunday noon.
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Omaha
Malvern
Margaret McCormick
Bernice Behnening
Marvin Benton
Mary Elizabeth Dummern
Charlotte Wederquiat
Dorothy Galither
Kathin Anderson
Misa Ride
Bundey Nooh
Milk and Cream Tested by Animal Husbandry Class
The Anita Navandry class studied testing whole milk and cream this week. A small testing machine was used and all members brought in samples. Problems on the value of using a Separator were also solved in class. The freshman shop began mechanical drawing in the study period.
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Anita Navandry
Girls to Receive New Uniforms for Glee Clubs
Report notes girls glee clubs will wear new uniforms. Details from Milas Cowboy describe dresses as bright and coordinated. The article records practice sessions in a combined group and mentions extra evening rehearsals.
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Glee Clubs
Milas Cowboy
Sophras Back in News After Absence in School
Sophomore students return to campus after a period of absence, with chatter about a mysterious boy and a skater girl, while Mary Ellen Summera and Hurb Benton exchange remarks. The piece notes studios remain a major part of school hours despite the gossip and lighthearted fantasy.
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Sephomore
Mary Ellen Summera
Hurb Benton
Mary B
H. B
Mary 8
Incoherent OCR Fragment On Polarities And Confusion
A garbled OCR passage discusses polarity and directional phrases with disrupted names and phrases. The text appears unreadable and contains nonsensical strings and misplaced punctuation, yielding no clear event or individuals to identify.
Editorial Call for Action at High School Party
An unsigned editorial voices frustration with past efforts and calls for a real party and coordinated action. The piece urges student cooperation, active plans, and public backing, endorsing the writing with a spirited push for tangible steps rather than talk.
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Snoopy
Eighth Grade Defeats Seventh in School Basketball
An eighth grade team beat seventh grade 15 to 6 with help from a fifth grade boy. A Tuesday physical training class witnessed a head on collision involving Mse Shepard and Mary Lou ze Judke with Mae le suffering an eye injury and Mary Louise a loose tooth and bruises. A separate dialogue shows a wife and husband debating shoe prices and authority.
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Clase
Mse Shepard
Mary Louze Judke
Maele
Mary Louise
Brulsea
Fractured Note From City Desk On Papery Clues
A garbled page note mentions a school superintendent, a girl known to reporters, and unnamed parties. The text hints at a confidential lead about a local matter but remains unclear and unreleased. The fragmentary handwriting signals a confidential inquiry with unspecified names and details.
Homie Ee Classes Busy With Clothing Project
Girls in a Home Economics class worked on a clothing project to learn patterns and stitches. Several brought dolls to practice on, and Edna Mae Lowrey drew surprise with twenty long dolls she owned, highlighting a large family context.
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Edna Mae Lowrey
Fifth Grade Geography Studying Europe Through Readers
Fifth graders study Europe using readers on Holland Austria and other nations. They connect stories such as The Leak in the Dike and The Toy Makers with geography lessons and prepare a February program. Sixth grade presents The Beggar in May.
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Holland
Austria
Europe
Ozertises
Mt Vernon cattle TB test and community notices
MT VERNON February report notes cattle TB tests condemnations at stock yards and federal inspectors findings while occasional mumps appear among local children. A public writeup shown Mabvern business areas and civic life is referenced with farmers preparing for hog reduction meeting and community building plans.
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T. B
Omaha
Mt. Vernon
Unclear fragmentary note on local figures and relations
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Omaha, a party taking after someone, a certain date and location, names including Sts BR. B. Dadford and a brother Wilts, plus references to family ties and farmstead details.
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Omaha
BR. B. Dadford
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Februar y 16 1984
Recorded transfers list names, parcels, and monetary values from Mitte county and Town office records dated February 1984. Entries include Mattie A Woolksy and others with deeds noted in 22-78-41 and related lot numbers in Park Addition and local properties.
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Recorder and Cloth of
Gretrtel Court
Mitte County
Mattie A. Woolksy
Fred Mintie
Atten
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Wai F. Crawford
Hastings Pionecer
William F. Crawford
Tis Perp
Mise Regina
Mei
Hurbert Wallahan
Myra Horn Wellahas
Lartis Meserva
McCook
W. B. Crawford
Thelma Crawford
Crystond
Dorsey Tyors
Gowen
Mit Christis
Har
Ate
Gou Dixon
Fifa
MecBeas
Rij Aera
Vie Fey
Kaw
Orville
Zelta Goins
Triozone
KROF
Carl Methrup
North Otmaha
P. W. Shaw
W. F. Crawford
Meg
Gerald Dalrymple
Netty
Clayton
Almy Dalrymple
Council Watty
A. ¥. Olen
Iarry Clark
Mew
Win. Clark
M. H. Fellows
Mottemouth
Faye Blunt
Von
Frank Sargent
Piattymouth
Mex
Dale Read
Phyilis Joan
A. Y. Clues
Harvey Lisle
Robbind Ranch
Feok Taylor
Creeton
G. B. Fickel
Council Blue
Virgil Shank
Tennie Edmundson Hospital
Cornell Bluffe
Wayne Byerg
Henderson
Mowny
W. B.woods
Harlan
George Kelfer
Harry
Allis Gamble
Council Bluffs
Hac Pesce
Gamble
A. Y. Cites
Ralph Hantcout
Bhenandoah
Shea Recordring
Shenandoah
RK. F. Crawford
Leo Darland
A. H. Crawfford
News of
Henderson Consolidated School
High School News
Hancock
Henderton
Davia
W. B. Wheeler
Mallotie Campbell
Hohe
Bos Houser
Tamny
Mendota
Fea Derr
Baek Ik
Pieroni
Reid
Aeverkl Henke
C. B. Beith
Boldier
Kan
Pal
Frank Johnson Abd
Sdidtet
Mt. Aid
Harold Fantotd
Paottte
Englinh Clas
Malvern High School
Sophrea
Tong
Mulroba
Lee
Siuth
Editorial
Lisya BK
Walker Hoy
Ceesar
Sach
King Tuts
Hera
Bnaopy Arty
Dick Hyde
Bas
Sredle
Engicher
Mt, Vernon
Tvas
Thoa
A. Herlah
Rintia
Thor
W. D
G. Lote
184 Inc
Park Add
Carl H
Cook CW
W. Bates
Antoine Bary
Bank
Davenport
Dene Ay
V. C. Land
U. S
By. A
Nebraska
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