Hastings Couple Wed in Council Bluffs Ceremony
Mise Roberta Christy daughter of Dr and Mrs Edgar Christy Hastings and Francis Westphalen of Scribner Nebraska were married October 31 in the parsonage of the Broadway Methodist church Council Bluffs Rev A A Heath officiating They will reside in Lincoln where the groom is a university student The bride a Hastings graduate and former Hastings school alumna is employed in Lincoln and Hastings friends extend best wishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Roberta Christy
Mia
Edgar Christy
Hastings
Francis Weatphalen
Scriimer
Nehr
Broadway Methodiet Church
A. A. Heath
Christy
Valerie
M E Church Notes and Local Social Events
Pastor L E Ripley preaches 9 30 to 10 00 Sunday school 10 to 10 39 Epworth League 6 to 6 pm Young People evening Thursday 7 20 All invited Ladies Thimble Bee meets Wednesday afternoon plans for annual bazaar Mr and Mrs N W Calling Mrs A P Bhaw and son Roger Nellie Quimby visited Lincoln with Mrs E B Wallalan and Mr P L Quimby Quimby suffered an accident losing right thumb but it was saved Gordon Rockafellow from Chicago visited Hastings Frank Rockaffel and Jon Gordon drove to Lincoln to see Nebraska Pittsburgh game Carl Baxter from Council Bluffs visited old Hastings friends Harold Scott Donna Les Ardith Owens Edson Fichter Red Oak Miss Will Courtier hosted 67th birthday celebration with dancing and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Bong
Vollerhatt
Ladies’ Thimble Bee
Plana
Gordon Rockafellow
Chicago
Frank Rockaffel
Jon
Gordon
Lincoln
Carl Baxter
Council Bigifs
Hastings
Harold Scott
Donna Les
Ardith Owens
Omaha
Edson Fichter
Randolph
F. A. Owens
Red Ok
Will Courtier
Three Daughters Born to Local Families This Fall
De Hagar Christy reports the births of three daughters in recent days. Georgia Faye arrived October 28 to Mr and Mrs George Yocum. Carolyn Ton was born November 1 to Mr and Mrs Wen Goll Ord. Ruth Lorraine followed November 6 to Mr and Mrs Lyle Alles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Hagar Christy
Georgia Faye
George Yocum
Carolyn Ton
Wen- Goll Ord
Ruth Lorrine
Lyle Alles
Haastin Publica Schools Faculty Outing Reported
Mr. Bittner and Mrs. Fellows hosted the Haastin Publica Schools faculty for a Monday evening gathering. The group left with Charles Ft. lows to a swinging bridge near White Cloud then to the old cemetery northeast of Strahan where they had their stesh fry. The event was described as a good time by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ft.lows
White Cloud
Strahan Horn
Junior News shares class activities and plans
Elma Mings notes the junior class is reading sample books for a suitable play while no decision is made yet. Advanced home economics girls finished their uniforms, graded smocks with score cards, and handed them to Miss Allen. Luncheon unit started last week with Medusa themed planning and nutrition lessons learning about minerals and vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Allen
Umea
Home Economics Notes On Soup and Uniforms
The advanced home economics class practiced making soups and attractive accompaniments during the week. The freedman home economics girls finished blue and white uniforms and began the cooking unit with the first tasks.
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Freedman Home Economics
First and Second Grades Celebrate Hallowe'en Party
Students in the first and second grades enjoyed a Halloween and birthday party on Wednesday afternoon October 1. Games were played and an indoor picnic followed. Dean Johnson’s birthday cake was noted. Mrs. Ralph Hanacom visited. In spelling awards, Henrietta Clark Vernon Crouse Eunice Davis Alice Davis Robbie Hanscom Richard Johnson and Vivian Bied earned 100 last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Johnson
Ralph Hanacom
Henrietta Clark
Vernon Crouse
Eunice Davis
Alice Davis
Robbie Hanscom
Richard Johnson
Vivian Bied
Third and Fourth Grades Hallowe'en Party Report
Third and fourth grade classes held a Hallowe en party on Wednesday October 31 led by Mrs Schurr Sterling and Mrs Kelley. Third graders named Rob erts Clark Dean Davis Bonnie Lee Rutledge and Robert Shaw earned perfect spell ing. Fourth graders Loreda Bowen Alla Mae Clark Mary Gayle Crouse Orpha Davis Max Johnson Della Largent Olive Bettall Melvin Trimmer Doyal Waterworth and Gordon Bird also achieved 100 on the spelling test. The fourth grade reports visiting Zay and Zeta of the Amazon valley while the third grade plans visits with Eskimos as they note it is too cold where the Eskimos live.
Fifth and Sixth Grades Halloween Party Recap
Fifth and sixth grades held an October Halloween party with orange and black decorations. Students made black cats witches and bats while Reymond Hall spoke on the origin of Halloween and Keith Blunt read Little Orphan Angle. Games included pin the tail on a cat bobbing for apples and fortune telling with treats for each student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Reymond Hall
Keith Blunt
Seventh and Eighth Grades History Theme Notes
A brief seventh grade record on history topics by Del Willian Indian. It mentions habits warfare and an interesting history focus. The writing shows strong English themes from seventh grade work and notes about prior dwar studies.
Déclamatory Work Organized Under Mise Allen
Declamatory work organized under Mise Allen to begin soon. A meeting held Tuesday organized participants into classes and selected pieces. Several students plan to take up the declamatory work this year. Armistice Day and National Education Week featured a WWI veteran Mr. Williams who spoke to the high school and grades five through eight. a half holiday followed Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita Allen
Williams
Rome Empire study prompts class interest brief
Sophomore class studied The Roman Empire in English paragraphs. Two students, Lil Han Crawford and Irena Scott, were absent last week. Both appeared interested in Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lil- Han Crawford
Irena Scott
Senior News Highlights From Government Class Activities
The senior class sponsored a general election for government on Friday morning. Students studied police court cases in Omaha, noting few pranks after Halloween. In American Literature they read Tales of a Wayside Inn and planned Miles Blandish by Longfellow. The week covers elag city and strength of materials in physics. Visitors included Dorothy Haden Thelma and Nedra Crawford and Billy Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hites
Flass
Hallowe'en
Omaha
Hallowe'an
Dorothy Haden
Thelma and
Nedra Crawford
Billy Owen
Freshman News and Local Visits Highlight Week
A mixed local note set reports Freshman News, buttonhole work in home economics, and various visits. Students like Faya Oawald have near complete buttonholes, while Mia Edgar Christy in Maine Illinois was called Nov 3 for her mother's illness. Hastings residents celebrated Otha Wearin’s victory in Melvorn, and many area families visited relatives in Red Oak, Nodaway, and Glenwood. Cemetery association met at Everett Parcel home, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Edgar Christy
Maine
Flo Parkison
Kenneth
Percival
J. F. Lookayl
Charles Hall
Nodaway
Hastings
Otha D. Wearin
Melvorn
J. H. Trybon
A. L. Gustafson
Red Oak
Story
Haerman Schurz
Edward Gittens
Cemetery Association
Everett Parcell
Ed Hathaway Dee
Nellie Mytlen
Ray Hatfield
Bill Clark
Wesr
Randolph
Misa Millie Gale
Sidney
Missen
Kathryn
Erma Hatfield
Roy, Hatfield
Wm. Clark
Roy Viner
Glenwood
Clarence Alton
Mondamin
Wm. Courter
Mire
Basie Hell
Mr. and
Myre
Gene ‘Crouse
Harriet Clutes
Geo. Pickerell
Dale Reed
Omaha
International Live Stock Exposition Opens in Chicago Yards
The 50th annual event runs December 1 to 8 at the new Chicago Stock Yards building. It features a 800 by 50 foot hall, 232000 square feet of exhibit space, and a large amphitheater. Best herds from nearly every state and Canada compete for top championships. Management notes 26 trials closed by November 1.
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Chicago Stock Yards
Humber
Canada
Fragments Hint at Long History of The International Graifi and Hay Show
The readable OCR fragment hints at a centuries old event, mentioning a show titled the International Graifi and Hay Show. Partial notes reference exhibits, dates, and locations with scattered names like Bum Horse and Heong, suggesting a public event with exhibits and horses, though details are incomplete.
News From County Seat Royal Neighbors Meet in Glenwood
Royal Neighbors from Fremont Page and Mills counties gather in Glenwood for the annual convention at the Knights of Pythias hall with visitors from Montgomery. Malvern camp wins attendance prize and honors for juvenile intake. Program includes reg., drills, ballots, initiation, entertainment, and speeches. A court order places little Eather Ham mers in custody of her sister for transfer to Omaha.
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Fremont
Page
Mills County
Knights of Pythias
Glenwood
Montgomery County
Malvern
Ida Reynolds
Myrtle Hofmeckel
Florence Bridges
Mattern
Essex Camp
Riverton
Drape
Randolph
Ide Reynolds
Shenandoah
Memorial Farragut
Reading
Man Murphy
Gerald Murphy
Mable Jane
Mary Ellen Hall
John Hall
Evergreen Camp
Council Bluffs
Council Binita
Franklin
Greena
Jacqueline
Bobby
Vesta’ Anderson
Omaha
DeMars
Marriage Licenses Reported by County Clerk
County Clerk J F Greene Jr lists marriages dated November 3 between J T Peterson of Lowden and Myrtle Blodgett of Tipton both adults. also Lester No Whietler of Gowne 3e and Omaha couple. Harry We Hanks of Caras and Larreine Blain of Grinwold barred the same day. local names blurred by OCR.
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Leenges
J. F
Greene Jr
J. T. Peterson
Lowden
Myrtle Blodgett
Tipton
Hay
Moran
Glenwond
Lester No -Whietler
Govne
Ouana
Omaha
Rey. R
Harry We Hanks
Caras
Larreine Blain
Grinwold
Nebr
Frederick
Mulholland
Sharn
Hut & Greene
MoPaak
Omaha Couples Wed in Central Nebraska Marriages
A list of marriages dated November 9 and 10 includes Ivan Campbell of Loveland and Ferne Jensen of Missouri Valley, E. B. Goodrich presiding. Dale Hoff of Central City and Dorothy Falk of Clarks, both aged 23 and 34 respectively, wed November 10 with G. W. Wesseling and Josephine Jarecke tying in Lincoln. Elmer Fadu and Pearl Blackman, Pacific Junction, were married the same day by E E Goodrich.
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Ivan Campbell
Loveland
Ferne Jensen
Missouri Valley
E. B. Goodrich
Dale H. Hoff
Central City
Nebr
Dorothy V. Falk
Clarks
G. W. Wesseling
Josephine Jarecke
Lincoln
E. E. Goodrich
Elmer Fadu
Pearl Blackman
Pacific Junction
Local Couple Wed In Autumn Ceremony
Mac L. Smock aged 23 and Mara de Jones aged 16 from Omaha were married on November 18 by E. B. Goodrich. R. J. Farrard aged 97 and Ruth Birds aged 23 of Couneil Britte were wed the day before.
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Mac L. Smock
Mara
de Jones
Omaha
R. J. Farrard
Ruth Birds
Couneil Britte
E. B. Goodrich
Firemen Celebrate Malvern Glenwood Union Wedding ChariVari
Glenwood and Malvern fire departments joined in a charivari for newlyweds F. A. Mulholland and Laura Greene. A parade powered by a Glenwood truck and private cars carried the couple from their home to Malvern for a square celebration and refreshments at the Binaman restaurant.
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Imombern
Malvern
Glanwood
F. A. Mulholland
Laira Greene
Glenwood
Tural
Glenwoodians
Focal Department
Bingaman
Birthday Party Surprise at Prairie Valley School
Florence Rafferty was surprised at Prairie Valley School on Friday November 9 as her mother visited with two birthday cakes. The party included pink and white frosting and a “Happy Birthday” message across the top.
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Prairie Valley
Florence Rafferty
Florenca
Pioneer matriarch of Henderson dies at 94
Grandma Sowers, a longtime Henderson resident and pioneer, lived 94 years. Born to Robert Gowers at Rowerifte, she moved with her family to Illinois in 1864, then trekked by wagon to western frontier towns in 1871. The obituary highlights her Methodist faith, community work, self education, and dedication to family, surviving daughters Iva and Mrs. Allen Clark and four sons, plus 13 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. She died November 6, 1984, after a paralytic stroke.
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Illinois
Wontern
Kiereon
Grandma Sowera
Ben
Methodiat
Hera
Grandma Sowers
Henderson
Fughter
W. Ellsworth
Iva
Allen Clark
Woodbine
James BM
Edgar F
Arthur D
Jefferaon
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Roberta Christy Wades
Fratcia Weatphalen
M. E. Church Notes
L. E. Ripley
Gearhart
News of Haastin Publica Schools
Mr. Bittner
Mrs. Fellows
Junior News
Home
Ec News
Mise Allen
Senior News
Freshman News
Haden
Faya Oawald
Glen
Warn
Namey Day
3Sols County Abstract CO
Iowa
Tom Bhaw
Plano Trilog
Collins Drug
Priest's
B. R. Koight
Loetz
Leadar
Mra. J
Rt. Scott
Melysrn
Scott
Poland
China
Geo, Huntsman
Emerson, RI
John. Walker
Amereon
Barnes
White
Oxtre
Nike Siemon” Wineaap
Whodall Strane Barkets
Cal John Gru
Chariyari
Est
Mee
Stentey Shrevely
Mie
Haro Ratterty
End Florente B
Petts
Obie
Th Dall
Mattieges
Robert Gowers
Rowerifte
Conte
Eteht Childran
Malvern Sale Barn
Gattle
Nico Btate
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