Hastings Cribbage Team Trip Sparks Close Win
The Hastings cribbage club defeated New Market by 116 points in a close contest. Players included Marence Sandilend Ralph Hites Marvin Peace Joe Hathaway Dick Clark True Alensworth Wm Clark Dale Allensworth Ralph Chapin Virgil Shank Ben Shaw and Jim Einthicum. They plan a return match at New Market on March 16.
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Cribbage
New Market
Hastings Cribbage Club
Hastings
Marence Sandilend
Ralph Hites
Marvin Peace
Joe Hathaway
Dick Clark
True Alensworth
Wm. Clark
Dale Allensworth
Ralph Chapin
Virgil Shank
Ben Shaw
Jim
Hastings M E Church Service Plan and Local Notices
Hastings M E Church announces Sunday schedule: Sunday school 40, morning worship 11, Epworth League 6 30, evening service 7 20, prayer meeting 2 30, choir practice Wednesday 7 30, and Thursday 7 18 0. Bea Shepard and family moved to a new home across from the booster station. Community notes report local movements, illness, relocations, and visits among Hastings residents and nearby towns.
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Epworth League
Hastings Public School Honors Spelling Aces and Arts
News from Hastings Public School notes Friday spelling A recipients Valdees Clark Wayne Clark Charles Fellows Dorothy Waterworth Alya Achenbach Doris Clark Earl Clark Dessie Gustin Joan Hamilton Elloise Largent Harry Whitesides Dorothy Miller. Also reports freehand drawing with first grade rabbits and second grade ducks by Raymond and Otis Nruitman who have been absent. Physical education covers a new folk dancer Louby Lon.
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Valdees Clark
Wayne Clark
Charles Fellows
Dorothy Waterworth
Alya Achenbach
Doris Clark
Earl Clark
Dessie Gustin
Joan Hamilton
Elloise Largent
Harry Whitesides
Dorothy Miller
Erade
Raymond
Otis Nruitman
Louby Lon
Third and Fourth Grade Attendance and Honors
In our room on Monday everyone was in school. Absent part of the week were Donald Miller Tia Kelso and Kenneth Gustin. In third grade A students for spelling were Henriettah Clark and Vernon Crouse. Fourth grade honors went to Ruberta Clark Harold Fellows Larry Kidwell Robert Shaw and Richard Whitesides.
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Roberta Clark
Donald Miller
Tia Kelso
Kenneth Gustin
Henriettah Clark
Vernon Crouse
Ruberta Clark
Harold Fellows
Larry Kidwell
Robert Shaw
Richard Whitesides
Fifth and Sixth Grades Welcoming Back Students
March is near and Dutch themed crafts like kites ducks and windmills were made. Betty Percy Loyeda Lorena Bow en and Genevieve Kelso are glad to be back in school.
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Betty
Percy
Loyeda
Lorena Bowen
Genevieve Kelso
Seventh and Eighth Grades at Malvern School Return
Last week Geraldine Kelay Roe returned to school from Malvern. Eighth graders were drawing maps showing stages of U S development. We have been studying invoices in arithmetic. Mr Christensen has been reading Robin Hood to us. Some students have already given their 16 book reports required for the year.
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Keith Blunt
Geraldine Kelay
Freshman News Violet Bailey Study Notes
In algebra we study fractions and the English class searches for pictures representing characters from the tale of Lancelot and Elaine. We learn about the Industrial Revolution as well. Gerald Moore has regained his pleasant smile and jolly laugh after exams.
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Violet. Bailey
Lancelot
Elaine
Gerald Moore
Sophomore News Questions in Mr Bittner Class
Faye Oswald asks if Mr Bittner will provide public speakers for the Ag class. Students have six reports each. The passage notes geometry topics and struggles with cosines and tangents. Gerald Moore trails Elfleen Bruce on the icy hill as teachers wobble uphill.
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Faye Oswald
Bittner
Gerald Moore
Elfleen Bruce
Students debate Marvin Peace on forestry or agriculture education
In a training class, students struggle with workbooks while discussing Marvin Peace. They contend he should pursue further education in forestry or agriculture. He claims he has never seen a bare or bear park, noted on Wednesday.
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Buelings
Marvin Peace
Seniors Recall Lessons As High School Nears End
Senior News notes the class pondering announcements and a school play as graduation nears. Montages of local visits and family gatherings follow, with trips to Omaha Red Oak and Macedonia. Names include Velma Mings, Mrs. Less Dawson, Will Waterworth, Marvin Peace, Delbert Ord, Lucille Lookabill, Lorraine Clark, and Dr. Edgar Christy.
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Velma Mings
Less Dawson
Riverton
W. J. Linthicum
Will Waterworth
Will Mines
Geo
Raymond Morse
Arch Willams
Marvin Peace
Delbert Ord
Omaha
Frank Walker
Marjorie Jean
Melvin Ord
Lincoln
Nebr
Elam Ord
Cecil Woods
Council Bluffa
Wm. Clark Jr
Mia. F. B. Blakesly
Ronald Webb
Mito
Fred Lookabill
Ne- Rina Lookabill
Webbs
Glenwood
Harold Bixler
Wil Young
Violadie
Randolph
Carl Hodge
Ralph Hall
Emerson
Charley Tall
Tom Christy
Glenwynd
Edgar Christy
Jake Lockabill
Lorraine Clark
Red Oak
Pauline Cary
Macedonia
DeWitt
Lorance Lisle
Simpson College
Indianola
Phyllis Joan Read
Small
Dale
Read
Oakland
A. V. Clues
Ruth Dalzell
Nebraska State Tsachera College
Peru
E. H. Dalzell
M. S. Cooper
Shenandoah
Alma Martin
Council Bluffs
Harry McDowell
East Liberty Community Notes on Local Moves and Readjustments
East Liberty brief summarizes residents returning from Council Bluffs and Mercy Hospital, staff resignations and new hires at Pleasant Valley school, and local family visits. It records homecomings, relocations around Henderson, and farm occupancy changes involving Mayberrys, Browns, and Jacksons with names of multiple local residents.
Henderson school reopens amid lingering road hazards
Henderson district resumes classes on February 24 after a two week break caused by ban roads. Students arrive by wagons and bobsleds due to winter conditions while attendance remains strong. The boys basketball team beat Pacific Junction 28 to 10 in the consolation game at Glennport Saturday night. The girls team scheduled to play Griswold in Oakland Thursday afternoon. Other events include plans for Treynce March 4 games, local choir practices for a March 23 music contest, and multiple community movements and visits among residents and families in Henderson and nearby towns.
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Pacific Junction
Glennport
Griswold
Oakland
Treynce
Minden
Stennett
Tinys
Council Bluffs
Oaks and community life fill quiet Sunday notices
Local notes detail Sunday school activities and visits as Oaks residents resume post closure routines. Ruth Ellen Schilling honors her grandmother, families host gatherings at I W Castor and M Brammeyer homes, and students and relatives share exams and stays with kin across Emerson and surrounding farms.
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Oaks
Fel
Ruth Even Schilling
M. A. Hranuieter
Bimerson
Oakserhon
Forrest
Achenbaugh
Darlene
Darrell
Snow plows struggle. Ivan Jacksons move to Malvern farm
In Box Elder on February 28 residents scoop snow to clear roads for essential traffic. The Ivan Jackson family plans a move from town to a farm near Malvern, signaling a change in local residence.
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Ivan Jackson
Malvern
Local Socials and Mishaps Across Nearby Towns
Mrs MI Latehaw assisted her father near Silver. Mr and Mrs Marl Keast and daughters spent Sunday with Fred McVay. Ernest Turner family visited John Ayers. Milt Latehaw traveled to Maceronia on business. Will Rew and Marion Sowers visited Red Oak. Fred McVay suffered a serious accident while lifting a wand near a clothed Hoe, cutting a forehead. Roy Magers family spent Monday with their daughter. Dick Long near Macedonia. Milt Latchaw and Boyd McVay at Adams home near Silver City.
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B. B. McFall
Council Bluffs
M. H. Latchaw
Henderson
L. G. Adams
Evelyn
Jos Mayberry
Dale Hunt
W. H. Clay
Mr. Hunt
Mayberrys
Ivan Jackson
E Hunderson
Kort Dashner
Hynte
Jason Henavator
Sam and
Max
Hanvock Cane
Alva
Sam Shaw
Wud
Aire
Geode Warner
Deaugh
Aleo
Uvar Hayoosk
Wassie McKeeney
Cargon
Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Pearl Harbor
Til- Ne Wera
Red Oak
Lucile Wilkinsons
Osceola
Don Franks
Macedonia
Dave Anderson
Franks
Chuck Straight
Leo Wittner
Mr. Flannigan
Addie Boileau
Art Allensworth
Mary Edmundson
Milo Dilley
Carson
Misa Cleo Halimyer
Dan Perkins
Addie Belleau
Paul Forrestal
Jim Simmons
Dwayne Perkins
Emmet Dobba
Clint‘ Bressie
Harry Paul
Dean Edwards
Gilbert Shelton
Mr. Paul
The
Christian Church
Ilinois
Methodiat Ladies’ Ald Society
Lloyd Knight
Mr. Fetedux
Seymore Hendrix
Dtay Farrington
W. A. Wheeler
K.ehib
Paul Phittitla
Hoatewa
Marl Keast
Fred McVay
Ernest Turner
John Ayers
Milt Latehaw
Maceronia
Will Rew
Marion Sowers
Mra
Roy Magers
Dick Long
Tear Macedonia
Milt Latchaw
Boyd McVay
Adams
Silver City
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Fred Priest
Kinney
Ted Clark
Horder
Texas
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Jennie Mdmiundson Hospital
Council Brufts
Lewis Bright
Harry Patterson
Lola Largent
Bernice Largent
Hastings Post Office
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Nelson Amos Sullivan
Collega
A. H. Crawford
Will Mings
Bll Waterworth
Riley Kidwall
Fred Peace
Milo
Webb
John Trybom
Herman Schurr
Archie Williams
Ruth Jean
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Hastings Public School
Bettie Haroff
Junior News
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East Liberty
Henderson Consolidated School
Mrs. Bradley
Mrs
Fred Phelps
Near Red Oak
Mrs. Anna Creamer
J. L. Graham
California
Herman Coppeck
Oregon
Mia
C. F
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Maud
Dave Owens
Worth
J. Re. Tibbles
Hylig
Norwich
Monida
Mont
Wayne Simmons
Hancock
Eleanor
Hill Phillips
Des Moines
Edith Stewart
Tsathier
Bogle
Aclu
Attraetar
Paul Fichter
Jon Trively
K. C. Bussard
Russell Bateman
W. C. Maxwell
Fred Dickerebach
FP. OD. Lawyers
Fred Barkus Everatt
Bigs
Cech Bateman
Don Fletter
Wool Vestal
W. 8S, Holle
Jas
Blvey
Ray Darby
Gleb
Kunce & Nelson
MI. Latehaw
Silver
Pete McFarland
White Cloud Station
McCormick - Deering
McCormick
E. L. Richards
L. A. Talbott
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