Funeral Services Held Monday for Elizabeth Hites
Funeral services were conducted Monday at Hastings Methodist Church for Elizabeth Dora Hites aged 79. The Rev. William Grant officiated with pallbearers W. A. Courtier Jack Sargent Steve Haines Dick Hyde Herb Stogdill and Joe Hall. songs were In the Garden and Abide With Me sung by Mrs Helen Warren. Elizabeth Dora Hites was born January 31 1882 at Beaver City Nebraska and died November 11 1961 at Malvern Iowa. She married Deni Hites January 26 and they lived in Hastings Nebraska where she remained until her death. Her husband preceded her in death and she is survived by
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Hastings Methodist Church
Elizabeth’ Dora Hites
Willia Grant
W. A. Courtier
Jack Sargent
Steve Haines
Dick Hyde
Herb Stogdill
Joe Hall
Charley Hall
Fred Lockabill
Helen Warren
Ruth Cowen
Elizabeth Dora Hites
Charles
Elizabeth Spangler
Beaver
Malvern
Plattsooth
Nebr
Weeping Water
Our Market Takes All Honors in Wed Nite League
Our Market of the Wednesday Night Women's League swept Farm Bureau Insurance to lead the standings. Goy Oil Co., Malvern Bank, and Glenwood Bank also posted strong scores with Mercer's 656 series guiding Our Market. Evelyn Goy and Jan Forney topped 500s as Mercer powered a 2813 team series.
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Farm Bureau Insurance
Goy Off
B.P.W
Collins Drug
Fern’s
Frankson
Johnson
Malvern Bank
Glenwood Bank
Pat Mercer
Evelyn Goy
Jan Forney
Mercer
Vicki Holden
Joy Smith
Evelyn ‘“Goy
Betty Radford
Edna Monty
Leo Pee
Goy Oil Co
Ollins
Malvern Bank BP
Franksen & Johnson
Fern
Pioneer Leaguer Ken Jones Has Top Game Series
Ken Jones starred for the Pioneers with a 254 in a single game and 646 in total pins as the team swept a four-game series. Richard Djureen added a 617, Red Line Off led team honors with a 970 game and 2826 series, with multiple Pioneers posting high scores and the group breaking the 200 mark in several games.
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Janes
Pioneers
Gibson
Thurman Bank
Red Line
Qil
Pepsi Cola
Kizzler’s
Oilers
Good Grain Co
Ken Jones
Richard Djureen
Jones
B. Stanley
E. Huffman
KR. Djureen
J. Stanley
J. King
D. Lefever
T. Bacon
K. Hopp
J. Ford
J. Whitehead
R. Krecklow
D. Compton
A. Burdie
E. Sheer
A. Baldwin
A. Bird
W. Stanley
J. McCain
J. Picker
B. Mulholad
Hastings Woman Dies. Rites Held At Hastings Cemetery
Mrs. Spangler, long time Hastings resident, died at age with three sons Elmo and Ray at Hastings and Ralph Malvern. Survived by one daughter Mrs Ernest Tudor Hastings two brothers Christian Spangler Edgar Nebr Chas Spangler Galloway Nebr one sister Mrs Cyrus Livingston Weeping Water Nebr five grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. She joined Hastings Methodist Church Oct 26 1919 and was active until health declined. Interment Hastings Cemetery Mansfield Funeral Home in charge. Distance attendees from Plattsmouth Murray Union Weeping Water Galloway Stromsburg Walton and other Nebraska towns.
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Ing
Elmo
Ray
Hastings
Ralph
Malvern
Ernest Tudor
Christian Spangler
Edgar
Nebr
Chas. Spangler
Galloway
Cyrus Livingston
Weeping Water
Royal Smith
George Mumm
E. J. Lutz
Ita Wiles
Ann Gobelman
Plattsmouth
Reuel Sack
Russell Spangler
Murray
Mildred Albin
Harry
Mary Gobelman
Union
Pete Gobelman
Weening Water
Wilton
Allen Spangier
Charle Christman
Stromsberg
Don and
Wilna Schultz
Walton
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Sympathy
The Hites family and Mrs Ernest Tudor thank friends and neighbors for messages of sympathy, rural tributes and many kind acts shown during their recent sorrow, Elmo Hites Ray Hites Ralph Hites and family, and Mrs. Ernest Tudor and family.
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Elmo Hites
Ray Hites
Ralph Hites
Ernest Tudor
Cards of Thanks and Social Visits Across Hastings Area
Hastings News correspondent Herb Stogdill reports heartfelt thanks for hospital and home get well wishes. Social visits include Des Moines guests James Koehler and daughter with Jennie Haroff, Red Oak dentist consultation, Emerson visitors Ronald Morelock, and Red Oak area visits by Mary Carley family and Myrza Vanderpool.
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James Koehler
Des Moines
Jennie Haroff
Bill
Robert Largent
Red Oak
Ronald Morelock
Emerson
Roger Hudson
Mary Carley
Myrza Vanderpool
Herb Stogdill
Sandra Kay
Geo, Resh
Hastings WSCS Circles Hold Meetings on Nov 9
The WSCS circles met Thursday evening at Nell Quimby’s with eight members present. Darlene Taylor led the lesson and Ada Haines gave devotions as refreshments of pumpkin pies with whipped cream, mints, nuts and coffee were served. The afternoon circle met at Roxana Vance’s home with eight members. Dorothy Largent gave the lesson and Ruth Scott spoke on United Nations Day. Refreshments included date nut cake with whipped cream, mints, plus coffee. Nearby residents visited and attended various errands and dinners this week.
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WSCS
Nell Quimby
Darlene Taylor
Myrza Vanderpool
Ada Haines
Roxana Vance
Dorothy Largent
Ruth Scott
United Nations
Hastings Methodist Church Weekend Schedule and Farewell Event
Hastings Methodist Church lists Rev Willis Grant as minister with worship at 10 am and Sunday School. Senior MYF meets Mondays at 7 30 pm and Intermediate MYF Thursdays at 6 30 pm. A farewell party for Emma McGinnis was held at Elizabeth Schmidt's home in Red Oak, with guests Pauline Paulsen Betty Wilson and Shirley Phillips. McGinnis is moving to Washington DC.
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Hastings
Pauline Paulsen
Betty Wilson
Shirley Phillips
Red Oak
Elizabeth Schmidt
R.N
Murphy Hospital
Moon
Emma McGinnis
Washington, D. C
Residents Attend Visits and Services in Malvern Area
Mrs Herb Stogdill and Sandra Kay visited Friday evening with Laura Silvey and Mrs Witton at the Nishna Cottage in Malvern. Fern Wallahan of Malvern called Monday afternoon in the Roy Quimby home and attended the funeral services of Elizabeth Hites at the Methodist church. Mrs Ed Paulsen and Mrs Dave Brown were in Shenandoah Monday afternoon. R F Hawkins of Lincoln Neb a weekend guest in the Roy Quimby home, Mr and Mrs Vernon Crouse, Mrs Bob Kalyonick and son Michael Joseph visited from Saturday till Tuesday evening in the Vernon Crouse Jr home at McCook, Myr and Mrs Donald Hodge of Revere Mass are proud parents of a baby daughter born Nov 8. They have two sons. Fern Wallahan of Malvern was a dinner guest in the Roy Quimby home Sunday.
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Herb Stogdill
Sandra Kay
Laura Silvey
Witton
Nishna Cottage
Malvern
Fern Wallahan
Roy Quimby
Elizabeth Hites
Methodist Church
Ed Paulsen
Dave Brown
Shenandoah
R. F. Hawkins
Lincoln
Neb. Wan
Vernon Crouse
Bob Kalyonick
Michael Joseph
Vernon Crouse Jr
McCook
Nebr
Myr
Donald Hodge
Revere
Mass
Roy Quinsby
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Joe Parker
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Clarinda Production Credit Assn
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