Hastings Seniors Stage Closing Week of School
Hastings High seniors conclude the year with a nine member class performing a final play last week. Sunday laureate services featured Rev W J Weber and Valarie Christy gave address. commencement at the Methodist church with J A True of Council Bluffs delivering the address. Diplomas presented by Dr Idhar Christy. names listed include Kenneth Bare Valerie Christy Norma Crawford Thelma Crawford Waldo Crouse Thomas Dalzell Ardith Owens Rowena Shepard Elisworth Smith.
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Hastings
Methodist
J. A. True
Council
Bluffs Achoola
America
W. J. Weber
Glen Club
Vinlla
Valerie Christy
Ruth Pletca
Katheryn Anderson
Glee Club
A. W. Vannice
Idhar Christy
Kenneth Bare
Valerie Chris Norma Crawford
Thelma Craford
Waldo Crouse
Thomas Dalzell
Ardith Owens
Rowena Shepard
Elisworth Smith
Burglars Try Priest Drug Store Break In Hastings
Burglars attempted to break into the Priest drug store in Hastings by boring holes in the front door but tripped the burglar alarm. Raymond Shepard and friends arrived after midnight and found the suspects gone. This marks the fourth failed break in the Priest store thwarted by the alarm. Local residents and visitors recount hospital or other news while several Hastings residents and relatives are noted in town.
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Priest Drug
Hastings
Raymond Shepard
Priest
Kill Kare Klub Spring Luncheon Held at Mrs Phelps Home
The Kill Kare Klub hosted its spring luncheon on May 6 at Mrs. Jess Phelps residence. Hostesses included Mrs. Howard Rea, Mrs. Wm. Oliver, Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs. F. B. Rockafel low, Mrs. Roy Quimby, and Mrs. Harvey Hall. White lilacs and apple blossoms adorned the event, described as a Mother’s Day affair, followed by a three course lunch with fruit cups, Nabisco crackers, chicken souffle, Parisienne potatoes, creamed asparagus, strawberry preserves, salad, rolls, mints, spring salad, ice cream, angel food cake, and coffee.
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Kill Kare Klub
Jess Phelps
Howard Rea
Wm. Oliver
Dalzell
F. B. Rockafellow
Roy Quimby
Harvey Hall
Manly Deeds to Be Discussed in Evening Sermon
Services are announced for next Sunday with morning subject Godly Exercise and an evening sermon titled The Manly Thing to Do. The notice is signed by W. J. Weber.
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W. J. Weber
North Reed Hastings Bridge Closure Sparks Local Transit Debate
Contractors began removing the old bridge over Indian Creek north of Hastings and closing the north road, forcing through-traffic to detour via east to George or west to Malvern. Residents urge a temporary bypass or bridge to ease access, noting past summers when similar closures disrupted the town and surrounding areas. Local residents and guests are listed among those affected or visiting Hastings.
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Indian Creek
Hastings
George
Malvern
Nishna
Local Social Notes From Pacific Junction Area
Mrs Paul Bolin and Grace visit Merna Nebraska with J A Moore and Mrs E B Wood. Mrs Harvey Earnest and son return to Creston after visiting her mother Mrs Tom Livingood. Bernice Belden returns from Council Bluffs visiting Verne Belden. Mrs L K Haynie returns to Birchwood Wisconsin after visiting Mr and Mrs J N Watts. Mrs Walter Larson and son Cbyis Mayers of Creston visit Pete Larson. Mr and Mrs Ed Honey and Verl of Council Bluff visit W Q Little's home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Swalh gud family and Bark and Eugene Watta of Strabau spend Thursday at Allen Wake home. Velma Boyle hosts the Thursday evening tempera bridge club.
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Paul Bolin
Grace
Merna
Nebr
J. A. Moore
E. B. Wood
Harvey Earnest
Creston
Tom Livingood
Bernice Belden
Council Bluffs
Verne Belden
L. K. Haynie
Birchwood
Wis
J. N. Watts
Walter Larson
Cbyis Mayers
Pete Larson
My. Gud
Ed Honey
Verl
Council
Blytte
W. Q. Little
Clarence Swalh Gud
Bark
Eugene Watta
Strabau
Allen Wake
Mise
Velma Boyle
Tenphera
Memahers
Imogene-5 E Mills Track Meet Highlights
On Friday May 1 at 3 p m the high school and upper grades held a track and field meet at Imogene Mills. Close races ended in the final yards with Estel Bussard setting top marks in discus at 108 ft 8 in and high jump at 5 ft 3 in. Leo Perry cleared 4 ft 2 in in the seventh grade. The rough track hindered some, but the meet remained engaging and satisfactory.
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Schowl
Estel Bussard
Leo Perry
Pat Sims Di Hir Seenandosh dies in Shenandoah
Pat Sims Di Hir Seenandosh, an invalid for five years, died last Thursday in Shenandoah. He and his brother Ed, the sole surviving family members, owned a large farm southeast of town. Funeral at St Marys Church, burial in Mt Calvary. Rev Wm Melville led service, assisted by Rev Edmund O Donnell and Rev F W Doyle. Local notes mention weather delaying corn planting and visiting locals including Dorothy Walsh from Chicago.
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Pat Sims
Shenandoah
Here
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Wm. Melville
Edmund O'Donnell
Hamburg
F. W. Doyle
Mt. Calvary
Seigloffs Entertain Supt and Mrs H B Seigloff
Seigloffs entertained a bridge party last Wednesday evening with three tables. High winners were Mrs. Will Comstock and E. W. Wiman, with consolations to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bussard. A defielows lunch followed. Guests included Shenandoah residents and Simpson College student James Howard. Ralph Wright began duties as night watchman last week.
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James Howard
Simpson College
Indianola
G. F. Howard
Ralph Wright
Lucille Hoxie to Glenn Carlson June 10 announces wedding
Mr and Mrs Frank Hoxie Sr hosted a luncheon on May 9 to announce their daughter Lucille Hoxie’s upcoming marriage to Glenn Carlson on June 10. The event featured a May pole centerpiece and color streamers at each place. Carlson is the son of J E Carlson of near Essex.
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Lucille
Lucie Hoxie
Glenn Carlson
Mise Hoxie
Fremont County
Morning Star
Carlson
J. E. Carlson
Near
Essex
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