Hastings Commencement Week With Banquet And Baccalaureate
Hastings schools mark graduation week with Senior banquet at Methodist church on May 9 and Baccalaureate service May 14. Program features violin duets, vocal performances, Toasts, and a keynote Sermon by Hey W. J. Weber. Graduates listed include Eleachor Owens Maz Quimby Ned Tafnet Joseph Hathaway Harold Beott Meitin Ord.
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Hastings
Methodist Church
Delicione
Poam
Thelme Crawford
Sato
Valeria Christy
Close
Tom Dalzell
Rowena Shepard
Ardith Owens
Norma Crawford
Mat Quimby
Mr. Greenlaw
Glee Club
Ruth Pierce
Valerie Christy
Ethelyn Crawford
Hey
W. J. Weber
Green Cathedral
Theodora Santi
Cowiel Binns
Eleachor Owens
Maz Quimby
Ned ‘Tafnet
Joseph Hathaway
Harold Beott
Meitin Ord
Hastings Church Father’s Service and Music Topics
Hastings Methodist Church schedules a Father’s Service next Sunday morning with floral honors for fathers and a evening talk on The Places of Music in Our Religious Life. Illustrated songs will screen. no church night due to commencement. all welcome.
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Hastings Methodist Church
Cite Howef
Pat Floweta
W. J. Weber
One Hundred Seven Will Graduate From Rural Schools
One hundred seven eighth grade pupils are set to graduate this year. The ceremony will be Monday afternoon May 1 at the community building in Malvers, with an $80 sidek? admission. Des Moines education official M. Patket will speak, a music demonstration will follow, and perfect attendance awards will be given where possible.
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Malvers
Mies Senete M. Patket
Des Moines
Rural Pupils Awarded for Perfect Attendance and Reading
Keystone School lists ten pupils with perfect attendance in the fifth six weeks close. names include Ruby Davis Elbert Hutchings Enid goodgrass Ward Fender Verna Davis Geraldine Shook Garland Hutchings Marlon Shook Clyde Shook Leonard Darvis. Lula Smith of Glynn earns Iowa Pupils Reading Circle certificate. Several schools report new dental honor roll entries with many students named across districts.
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Keystone School
Ruby Davis
Elbert Hutchings
Enid ‘Goodgrass
Ward Fender
Verna Davis
Geraldine Shook
Garland Hutchings
Marlon Shook
Clyde Shook
Leonard Darvis
Lula Smith
Glynn School
Iowa
Reading
Little Bookmark
Barbee
Jesse Aguirre
Violet Stacy
Wilmer Jona
Centerline
Lorene Abel
Everett Gradle
Ruth Lockabill
Shady Grove
Georgiana Harrington
Mark Harrington
Geraldine Dunadon
Evernham
James Kirkendall
Fay Valentine
Erma Schroeder
Alice Miller
Marvel Miller
Box Elder
Vern Sowera
Foxworthy
Juanita Holden
Viola Herrick
Edna May Lowrey
George Weak
Lillian Goodman
William Wilson
Daisy Wilson
Louis Rhoades
Edna Clark
Franklin Miner
Wilma Rhoades
Wilma Jean’ Epperson
Jimmie Godsey
Mary Godney
Rossmary Epperson
Boone Reed
Josephine Miner
James Goodman
Lawrance Godsey
Dorothy Petersen
Maxing Rhoades
Erwin Clark
Ruth Petersen
Frog
Sia Goodman
Goheen
Warren Stone
Richard Walker
May church services and events in Missouri churches
The May schedule covers Bt News of the Churches, with John’s Evangelical and Wutcheran churches listing Bengali language services at 10 and 11 am, Sunday school at 10 am, and evening prayer. Mother's Day school and church events include remarks by Dr. Denisa of Omaha Theological Seminary, plus Baptist Ladies gatherings and midweek Bible study and prayer meetings.
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John's Evangelical Wutcheran
Missouri
Bynod Hy P
Dabl
Presbyterian Church
Juntoy Q
Sebbath
Denisa
Omahe Theological Seminary
Baptist Ladies
Keusington
N. Burns
Turedey
Paalor
Social Shower Honors Miss Vestal at Molsberry Campfire Event
Mrs W W Molesbarty hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Dorothy Vestal after a storm, with 25 guests. Pink and white decor featured a dove centerpiece bearing Arthur Churchman and Dorothy Vestal, June 16. Attendees from Shenandoah included Mrs Mary Walte Daggett and Mrs Graham Waltz, with music by Mrs Pullman. A campfire gathering fueled by a treasure hunt yielded two fireless cookers and two thermos jugs, concluding the evening as the students and teachers’ last such gathering.
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Strahan
W. W. Molebarty
Dorothy Vestal
Arthur Churchman
Dune
Nina
Crouse
Molsberry
Mary Walte Daggett
Graham Waltz
Shenandoah
Pow Wow
Farm Bureau events listed for May in Malvern and Sidney
May events include Mrs Edith Barker meeting with 4 H girls club committees and leaders at the Farm Bureau office in Malvern on May 15 and a West Anderson township meeting at Wesley Chapel church on May 20. A wool marketing meeting is set for May 21 at the Farm Bureau office and the 9th District Farm Bureau conference is planned for May 26 in Sidney.
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Edith Barker
Farm Bureau
Malvern
West Anderson Township
Wesley Chapel
Sidney
Canning Club Training at Rosenfeld Home
At Rosenfeld home the Canning Club held a training meeting with 08 members present including Mrs Roy Donner Mrs Ralph Thompson Mrs W F Andrews Mrs Guy Martin Mrs E A Benton Mrs Floyd Hill and Miss Fern Clay. The next meeting on June 18 will schedule each club's time to prepare a demonstration for the county fair in August.
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Rey Ian Lawinney
Eo Eagéra
Gi A. Rosenfeld
Trunsday
Roy Donner
Ralph Thompson
W. F. Andrews
Guy Martin
E. A. Benton
Floyd Hill
Fern Clay
Wool Growers to Meet Here Next Wednesday Minnesot a? Malvern May 31
The extension service joins Iowa sheep and wool growers to outline the 1930 wool marketing plan in county meetings statewide. Mills County will host a Mills County meeting at Malvern Community Building on Wednesday May 31 at 8 p.m. All local wool growers are urged to attend.
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Iowa
State Association
Natonal Wool Marketing Corporat
Ilowa
Federal Farm Board
Mills County
Malvern
First Cover Spray Timing and Mix For Apple Orchards
The first cover spray should be applied 10 to 14 days after calyx or petal drop or from May 30 to May 36 in southern and central Iowa. Necessary for scab control and to catch hatch of broad moth worms. Use five quarts liquid line sulphur or 3 pounds dry form plus 1 to 1 1/2 pounds lead compounds to 56 gallons. Some use 1 1/2 pounds dry lime sulphur plus 6 pounds hydrated lime to reduce fruit fusanting. Apply to apples pears plums cherries blackberries gooseberries and currants. Trees with no fruit set should be sprayed. Prosperity ahead if you advertise.
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Iowa
Mills County Receives 475.72 From Christmas Seals Sale
Mills County reports a 475.72 revenue from Christmas Seal sales with certificates awarded to teachers and banners given to 48 rural and town classrooms. The program funds first aid kits and health materials, enabling a dental program and higher pupil health. Three rural schools earned 100 percent dental honor certificates, and six town rooms achieved the same, reflecting wide student health gains.
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Ella Afterburn
Pleasant Grove
George Roles
Jarbee
Carol Reasonet
Little Brick
Thelta Hoberts
Gohewn
Geneva Clipson
Cents
Rawles
Geneva Duo ¥Ai
Goodfellow
Violet Kelley
Benton Hazel M. Ayer
Box Elder
Ruth Davis
Fairview
Irene Young
Indian Creek
Rheba Wederquist
Sandiland
Edna Johnson
Weare
Mre
Local Notices From Mineola Area Read Weekend Movements
Mineola residents Mra. Toute Kruze and Mra. Louie Riche visited or shopped in Council Bluffs while Henry Dietchler Sr and family learned their son Henry Jr. is ill in Hemingford Nebraska. Wm. Dietchler traveled to Hemingford to support his brother. Wm Waldsmith and Mrs Rawlin Wyoming spent weekend with the Bobbitts in Mineola then headed toward Pennsylvania. Funeral services for Mra Anna Hansen were held at Mineola Lutheran Church. she was eighty six and lived with her son Wi Hansen and family, with several other children surviving.
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Art High School
Evelyn Purcell
North Grove Woods
Miss Purcell
W. H. ‘Trimmer
Harrisburg
Penn
F. J. Wallace
Lincoln
J. F. Martin
Fred Priest
Max Quimby
Harlan
Hastings
B. F. Kunze
Dent Hites
Villisca
John
Hudson
Council Bluffa
Misa Elsla Pierce
Sidney Schoola Apent
Barente
Sidney Pata
Lawrence Martin
Roberta ‘Christy
Trene Young
Pittsburg
Gerald
New England States
Aes
Toute -Kruze
Council Bluffs
Louie Riche
Henry Dietchler
Henry Jr
Hemingford
Nebr
Wm. Dietchler
Mineola
Wm. Waldsmith
Rawlin
Wyoming
Elmerson and Silver City Residents Attend Local Events
The article lists residents from Elmerson and Silver City attending social functions in Mineola and Blivat City. It notes the burial in Mineola of Ferdinand Kuehi’s son from California, with the body shipped there and awaiting arrival. The Kaehl family and Mikaoté natives are mentioned, along with lodge attendance by Owen Ditehiet, Bart Bobbitt, and Lawrence Heary in Blivat City. Mrs Hobe and children from Chatter Oak are described visiting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs A B A Hattie.
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Tates
Chrie Hoeck
Wm. Katt
Elmerson
George Bada
August Spelman
Silver City
Mineola
Ferdinand Kuehi
California
Haot
Tha Kaehl Tathity
Mikaoté
Owen# Ditehiet
Bart Bobbitt
Lawrences Heary
Blivat City
Montag
Chititen
Chatter Oak
Paranta
A. B. A. Hattie
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Aler Leu
B. & M, Chevrolet Co
Malvern, Iowa
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Wayne and International Poultry Feeds
McCord Hardware
Vaughn Hoover
Patsy Kilmartin
Gnyjoy
Cairo
Essa Kop
Wey
Tere Eas Rb
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