Hastings Class Night Promises A Notable Show
Hastings May 16. A salutary graduation group of four charming girls Lelia Van Ausdale Madge Wilson Jeannette McDonough Ada Scanlan and one boy Wilbur Gaylord. The program features recitations solos and two class poems with an invocation and diplomas to be presented. Memorial day and Decoration day services planned with district Rathbone meeting preparations and local farm activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Lelia van Ausdale
Madge Wilson
Jeannette McDonough
Ada Scanlan
Wilbur Gaylord
Rey O. F. Shaw
Lylith Madge Wilson
Goldeget
May Whitney Parnham
Rags Raegan
Ada B. Scanlan
Frederick H. Cowen
Lowella Priest
Messra Claude Wilson
Carl Wilson
Ray Pierson
Schubert Tauchig
May Whitney Farnham
Lelia M. van Ausdale
R. B. Edie
Local News from Gilbert Cheney's Red Oak Visit and Town Notes
Gilbert Cheney visited Red Oak on Monday while Marion Clemmer works in Los Angeles. Miss Allia Sherman hosted local teachers. Eugene Spancer interviewed the school board. The opera house cantata was a success, netting twenty six dollars. Patience Spencer visited Lulu McClain. Ason was born May 11 to Clarence and Mrs Briggs. Drs McRae and Merritt operated on Mrs Carl Lund. she improved. Mrs F A Yarger traveled to Omaha for her sister’s illness and returned Monday. Rev John Taylor delivered a fine sermon to the high school graduates. John Markey stayed at the Cottage from the poor farm. Mrs J N Tolinger of Avoca visited Emerson friends. J W Evans and W W Abel shipped cattle to Chicago. M Evans went to oversee sales. Oliver Patrick visited his parents. Grace Cheney, at Tabor College, spent Sunday at home. Bart Davis, formerly of this area, visited from Wayne. J T Barns enjoyed a visit from her parents, Mr and Mrs John Storer of Burlington. W S Douglas departs for Arnold’s Park with the merry go round. season engagements. Alumni banquet planned tomorrow night at the Cottage after commencement. A toast program is prepared.
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Marion Clemmer
Los Angeles
Calif
Allia Sherman
Eugene Spancer
Red Oak
Opera House
Patience Spencer
Lulu McClain
Ason
Clarence Briggs
McRae
Council Bluffs
Merritt
Carl Lund
F. A. Yarger
Omaha
John Taylor
John Markey
Mraj. N. Tolinger
Avoca
Emerson
Grace Cheney
Tabor College
Bart Davis
Wayne, Neb
J.T. Barns
John Storer
Burlington
Margaret M. Harbor
June Fickel
Bessie Phelps
Inez Graham
Melvin McGrew
Davenport Music
Geo H
Crafts Mesars
T. R
R. S Stewart
Wilson Boys
Chicago
Stewarts
M. ©. Turner
Hastings
Will Turner
Will Viner
W. R. Cooper
Robi Skank
Chas Walker
Shenandoah
Will J
Rod Turner
Marion Maxwell
Harold Workman
Edna Harlan
Flora Wilson
Bertha, Strader
Miss Vans
Madge Culver
Macedonia
Henderson
Henderson Graduates Five To Finish Course At Commencement
Henderson prepares for graduation Thursday night May 24 as five students complete the prescribed course. The class includes Bessie Phelps Inez Graham Margaret Harbor Melvin McGrew Stanley Graham with a program featuring invocations music essays and diplomas. Nearby news covers cattle shipments visits and baptisms as the town circles school and church events.
Malvern Visit Highlights Local Happenings
Strahan notes Miss Mae Criswell and Mrs C Black visiting Malvern and advertising a home for sale. Several residents travel for work, treatment, or social visits while local frosts and hail prompt mild crop concerns. Rev C F Shaw to preach at Strahan church for East Lunebeam graduates next Sunday.
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Frank Davis
Malvern
Masonic Lodge
Alfred Bradley
C.H. Barrett
C. Black
J. H. Reasoner
Burlington Junction
Phillip Hambech
Phillips
Here
C. F. Shaw
East Lune Beam
Strahan
Local notes from Bal-four area and surrounding towns
Bal-four and nearby residents share a string of social updates. Mr and Mrs Lee Donner visited Sioux Falls for a week or two. Mrs Winner Patterson and Mrs John Conley were at Glenwood. A new girl arrived at the Dave Blackman home May 10. Mrs S. Winger visited Hilldale several days. Mrs McNelly is improving after an early week illness. Farmers plant corn as field work begins. Genung will plant 125 acres on the Railroad farm. Bu mogton and Harry Fleming were in town last Monday. Rest of the Valley flour at the Red Store with canned corn per can. Marion and Buffington visited L. O. Genung's on Sunday. Mr and Mrs B. F. Dunagan were in town last Saturday night. Bargains at the Red Store and a quiet evening out marked the Bal-4 eventful day.
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Dave Blackman
Dave
Mra McNelly
Genung
R. BuMogton
Harry Fleming
Marion
Buffington
L. O
B. F. Dunagan
Old Tolke
Red
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Hillsdale News Brief Highlights Local Events
Mrs Royal Dillehay and children of Harrison county visit friends. Miss Belva Crouch stays with a brother in College Springs. Rev Boyd preached north of Glenwood. J F Haines adds a new porch. Grandma Stroud visits Glenwood. School closes Friday with commencement at M E church. Rev Varley preaches Sunday morning. school entertainment Thursday with 25 cent admission to fund a new organ. Frank Starr visits from Glenwood. Mrs Irene Hardy Carr and Dr Carr plan to relocate to Nebraska. Goods boxes in town report a lull as work continues.
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Royal Dillehay
Harrison County
Belva Crouch
College Springs
Boyd
Glenwood
J. F. Haines
Grandma Stroud
M. E. Church
Varley
Dow City
M. E
Frank Starr
Hillsdale
Irene Hardy Carr
Chicago
Carr
Nebraska
Mills County
Randolph News Roundup From The Enterprise
Lee Quimby captured five young wolves northeast of Randolph Tuesday evening. Thos Mack, brother of Mrs Harl Dodd, visited from Bancroft Nebraska and plans to spend the summer here. Travelune couple to Omaha for a short visit with their daughter FE. Campbell trades Harrison County farm for Yates Center Kansas telephone plant. Randolph sits 116 miles from Kansas City with 2300 residents. Dr and Mrs McKittrick of Tabor visited. a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Glover near Anderson last week. High school picnic featured a ball game and contests. A girl born Monday to Mr and Mrs Pat Maher northeast of town. Dr Kerr reports all doing well. On May 2 at Mrs Anna Wilsons home Mattie G married Vernon A Matthews. Twenty four relatives attended a refined supper.
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Thos
Mack
Harl Dodd
Bancroft
Neb
Chas
Travelune
Omaha
FE. M. Campbell
Harrison
Yates Center
Kan
Kansas City
Anna Wilson
Mattie G
Vernon A. Matthews
Sergeant Smith Endorses Chico Cigar in Malvern Visit
Sergeant Smith, famed Rough Rider, visited Malvern and praised Wm. M. Mitchell for stocking the Chico cigar. He said no prior travels yielded a better cigar and plans to switch to Chico with Havana filler and a firm ash. Mitchell has secured the local agency and invites Malvern smokers to try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Smith
Rough Riders
Wm. M. Mitchell
Wadsworth Bros
Wm Mitchell
Malvern
Acigan
Remodelling Last Year's Gowns
The June Delineator argues a smart wardrobe need not be costly and that remodeling half worn garments can create fashionable outfits. It notes common leftovers like dinner gowns and visiting dresses can be updated. smartness comes from good material choices and frequent remodeling.
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Oltenerite Amartneseis
Linan
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