Hastings Neat Monday Ladies Aid Meeting Schedule
Hastings Neat Monday Ladies Aid plans a March 14 gathering in the MB church with devotions led by Deta Tuties, roll call, planting suggestions, a flower paper by Mrs Walter Boylan, music by Mia Fred Priest, and hosts including Mrs L E Ripley and Mrs Roy Quimby.
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Landis
Chien
Ralph Hanscom
F. Lookebill
Youngs
Walter Boylan
Reading
Beton Cox
Fred Priest
Hostemes
L. E. Ripley
Roy Quimby
Fred Lookabill
Rea Shepard
Frank Kelly
Dent Hites
Hastings Schools Election and Local Society News
Hastings community reports election of two directors for the Hastings schools on Monday March 13 one ticket to the ballot. Local residents and families move between Hastings Malvern and Council Bluffs with job changes farm transfers and travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneal Schoor
Hastings
BR. L. Chitethe Aaa H. BP
Sehute
Veees Wittte
Farewell party for Helen and Ruth Darland at Hastin Public Schools
The Hastin Public Schools hosted a farewell at the school house February 24 for Helen and Ruth Darland who recently moved to Sidney. The program included entertainment and contests. Lorraine Clark is absent with mumps. Miss Young and Mr Bittner to entertain the faculty Thursday evening.
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Helen
Ruth Darland
Sidney
Ruth
Lorraine Clark
Miss Young
Mr Bittner
Fies
Anderson
Maceiotta
Joan Dodson
Howard
Margueritte
Red Oak
Mt. Fl
Forrest Adhenbateh
Henry Schilline
Henry Sehiing
Ruth Biles
Otis Han
Hastings
Joe Cote
M. G. Brammeter
Thexa
Jeanette
Dodson
Luther Wright
Ralph
Ethel
Timole
Roy Martin
Gnahea Wedusday
Toth ‘Anderson
Etek Het
Henry Schilling
Ruthiter
Russell
Opal
Glentood
Martha Nime
Hall
Path Across the Hill junior play directed by Miss Varley
Juniors presented The Path Across the Hill directed by Miss Varley last Thursday and Friday in the school assembly. Marjorie Haden led as Ruth Conrad with Helen Darland as Flo Gray. Cast included Laverne Potter, Gladya Hites, Leonard Mitchell, and Bruce Wallahan. Scene set in Ruth Conrad's living room. high school orchestra performed before. Local social notes mention visits and guests such as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson of Emerson, Mrs. Siezle Largent, and others in Malvern and Omaha area.
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Miss Varley
Clase
Marjorie Haden
Ruth Conrad
Helen Darland
Flo Gray
Ruth
Hoth
Lavero ‘Potter
Grandpa” Crawford
Gladya Hites
Davis
Mitchell Aodel
Timmy
Reed
Robert Post
New York
Leonard Mitchell
Bruce Wallahan
Clarence Nelson
Emerson
Will. Trimmer
Misa Margaret Quimby
Naomi Harman
Melvern
Siezle Largent
Roy Hatfield
Bupday
Henry Schilling
Oaks
Scott Edielott
Arkansas
Wayne Byars
Henderson
Anne Gamble
Dale Potterlain
Regina Lookabill
Omaha
Parn Bhs
Fred Look
Ray Clifton
Mrv
W.Q. Resh
Oryartal
George
Red Oak
Mya
Faye Blank Robert
Fo Malvern
Sunday School Notes and Local Greetings Across Town
The misspelled notes describe Sunday school readings with Mathoty verses recited by first graders and various local visits and social events. It mentions Mrs Cattot illness, Mr and Mrs Malcolm Cote hosting visitors, Gwendolyn Ryan and Mrs Witkinson at a tournament, and several families sharing meals and parties around Hastings and Council Bluffs.
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Herbert Jotes
Drow Ryan
L. B. Bratimeter
Sed News
San Diego
Calst
Malcolm Cote Ata
Treynot Wart Sanday
Tie
Joe Cole
Asla McVey
Matton Mahan
Gwendolyn Ryan
Mte
Georgia Witkinson
Counciatts
Bramialer
Mra
Roy Martin
Castor Serves on Jury in Glenwood Case
Castor was summoned to Glenwood on Monday to act as a juror, joining a local panel seated for ongoing court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Glenwood
Witty Kitty Wira Wilehi Fett Story Prompts Sale
In a clipped notice a girl friend contemplates drastic action to resolve a strained relationship. The wording hints at financial constraint and social pressures, with a local audience or leader involved through paid notices. The fragmentary text suggests a sensational or tabloid tone.
Political verse and a Baltimore divorce note
A poem skewers the G O P and Democrats over budget baling and council inaction urging courage to cage the lion. It ends with a Baltimore widow seeking divorce after 44 years of marriage lamenting the first fifty years as the hardest. The piece then notes a Baltimore woman asking for divorce after 44 years, reflecting life and politics in a single column item.
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Baltimore
Lfe
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Ted Bowen
Breverson
Malvern
Edgar Christy
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