Hastings Surprise Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs Boylan
Nearly 30 friends and neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Boylan at their Hastings home after they returned from Malvern where they attended a show. The evening featured a large birthday cake with candles marking Mr Boylan’s age and a jovial social reception with refreshments provided by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Boylan
Walter Boylan
Malvern
Empress
Boylan
Albert Pottrow
Fred Pietee
N. W. Cotling
Fred Priest
F. 8
Car Crash on Highway 34 Ends in Severe Injuries
Leslie Allensworth was involved in a Saturday night crash while traveling west on Highway 34, colliding with a highway fence near the W. C. Donner farm. His car suffered heavy damage and he sustained a serious arm wound before a Chicago doctor and nurse stopped the bleeding and he was taken to Dr. Christy for treatment.
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Leslie Allensworth
W. C. Donner
Chicago
Christy
Birthday Surprise For J H Hall By Harv Hall Family
Charley Hall hosted a November birthday surprise for his father J H Hall who turned 67. Guests included Orin and Ed Hathaway and several neighbors, with Orin Hathaway winning first prize in a straight-pitch game and Roland Kidwell taking the consolation.
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Charley Hall
J. H. Hall
Harvey
Orin Hathaway
Prise
Roland Kidwell
Orin
Ed Hathaway
Jack Hudson
Roy Quimby
Jim Clark
Frank Mitchell
Blackie Blackwell
Cill Parker
Harve Dal
Hastings Public Schools News Highlights
Gladga Hites reports on Hastings public schools examinations and student worries as basketball practice begins. County superintendent Miss Hammers inspected classes this week and invited several morning classes. In government class Velma Mings correctly identifies marriage licenses as a revenue source amid light classroom banter. Nedra Crawford and Milly Gale visited Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladga Hites
Miss Hammers
Mr. Fellows
Nedra Crawford
Milly Gale
Junior News By Velma Mings
Two home economics classes assisted Miss Allen in serving the School Masters dinner Thursday evening. The advanced class did the serving and helped with the cooking. Freshmen with little experience offered great assistance. The meal included fruit cocktail Swiss steak mashed potatoes creamed carrots candied sweet potatoes celery rolls jelly pumpkin pie and coffee.
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Velma Mings
Miss Allen
Solar System Study At Sophomore News
Sophomore students study the solar system in general science. Interest grows as they inquire about Colling's store attraction. Several sophomore girls are found there most noons. For information on fh catching or Osh stories, write or call Loren Nesbit, Hastings.
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Colling
Loren Nesbit
Hastings
Freshman News Notes Student Projects and Studies
In manual training the boys built a store room under the stairs for school supplies and finished porch chairs and a table for the play room. Miss Hammers ordered a chair like those already made. In algebra we began positive and negative numbers and study adjectives and adverbs in English. Mrs Courtier hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for her son Charles.
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Oy Jo Haden
Stara
Miss Hammers
P T A Meeting At Pickerell School
The P T A meeting at Pickerell School Thursday evening offered a varied program. Group singing recitation tableau and music featured Fern Hollingaworth Corliss Jordan Kathleen Jordan and speakers from Henderson. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for Oaks in December.
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Pickerell School
Fern Hollingaworth
America the Beautiful
Corliss Jordan
Grandpa's
Kathleen Jordan
Martin
Birthday Surprise for Trent Jones at Pickrell School
Friends and neighbors helped Trent Jones celebrate a birthday Friday evening. They gathered at the Pickrell school, went for a drive, found him in bed, then returned for games and visits. Refreshments included cake, pouches, and whipped cream as everyone enjoyed the night.
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Trent Jones
Pickrell School
Hy. Jones
Unclear fragmentary notice involving names and events
Fragmentary OCR text lists names including Mr bad Mrs Henry Schilling and Laura Hall with unclear event details. The readable items do not form a coherent report or identifiable action.
Sunday School Attendance and Program Report
Sixty eight people attended Sunday school including five visitors. Memory verses were given by the primary grades. Birthday money was collected by Trent Jones and Mrs Merrill Strip. After Sunday school the grade roll program featured Scripture reading by Lloyd Aitks, distinct solo by Gendoisn Ryan, piano solos by Steep Baby Steep Velma Mahan, a duet Swing Song by Jewell Ma han Ruth Ellen Schilting, solo Lullaby Baby by Mrs Wil Hama, and solo by Lester Ryan. Due to rain there were further activities canceled.
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Erades
Trent Jones
Merrill Strip
Lloyd Aitks
Gendoisn Ryan
Steep
Baby Steep
Velma Mahan
Jewell Mahan
Ruth Ellen Schilting
Mrs. Wil- Hama
Lester Ryan
Bibie stad¢ Thoraday erekite and local notices
Messy OCR notes mention Genesia chapters 24 and 25 and Matthew 7 passages. It reports Mr A B Steiner improving in health. L E Bremmeter and Mrs W Caster enjoyed a visit from their aunt from California last week. Red Oak shoppers Saturday include Vernon Viner and family, Will Viner and sons Byron and Ralph, Henry Schilling and Rath Ellen, Leora Hall, Jewell Mahan, Otis Hail and family, and Gerald Warren family.
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L. E. Bremmeter
W. Caster
Anclé
California
Vernon Viner
Will Viner
Byron
Ralph
Henry Schillng
Rath Ellen
Leora Hall
Jewell Mahan
Otis
Grral Warren
Red Oak
Local Ald Society Plans December Bazaar At M E Church
The Methodist Ladies Aldinet met Thursday with Mrs Charley Abbott. A smaller crowd attended hot lunch, with plans set for a Dec 6 bazaar in the M E church basement and a splendid supper. doors open at 4 pm. Next Nov 22 Ald will meet at Mrs Will Pike’s due to Thanksgiving. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed, with hospital visits and minor accidents noted.
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Charley Abbott
M. E
Thureday
Ald
Will Pike
Laughlin Seeks House Speakership Amid Long Service
E P Laughlin of Fre mont county seeks the speakership in the lower house after four terms. One of the oldest Democrats by service, he would gain strong consideration. He has served two special sessions and shares top seniority with Gallagher of tows county. Five others also seek the post. The legislature will choose after convening in January. A Saner suffered a severe eye injury Monday at the Tom Regan home while sawing wood.
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E. P. Laughlin
Fremont County
Laughtin
3. P. Gallagher
Tows County
Tom Regan
Local Social News and Hospital Updates
Mike Reken of Chicago visits with parents at dinner and joins the police force. Several residents travel to hospitals for medical care and recoveries, including tubercular ulcers and surgeries. Community notices cover retirements, engagements, jury service, and church society events with dinners and local greetings.
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Mike Reken
Chicago
Tom Rekan
Dalé Green
Etraban
Tistt
8. Shaffer
Local Social Notes and Church News From the Week
A Saturday gathering at the home of Gmede Wiken and Petry Wik honored Mrs. Clinton Parker’s mother Mrs. Newton who plans to return to Denver this week. Mrs. McNamie, Macedonia pastor’s wife, will speak this Sunday. Little Datel Parker shows slight improvement after illness. Mrs. Ray Smith remains ill with gall bladder issues at Jenhie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs. Mrs. Glade Wilson, Mrs. Hart Kelst, and Mrs. Ward Fickel attended Malvern meeting planning 44H club and women’s work.
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Wilbur Bowen
Edmundson Hospital
Omaha
EK. H. Crouse
Hastinge
Walter Hunt
Glenwood
Bemon Cox
Nayin
Malvern
Nedra Crawford
Shenandoah
Charles Brown
Stehnet
Ralph Hanscom
Robby
Rea Bhepar
Mureke
Mie
Paul Ambler
Ora Alshouse
Clyde Addy
Hia
Lou Gutachenritter
Vincent
Louise
Mia
Ida Casseil
Anna Delehant
Mike Delehant
lSe
Irene
John
Nick Sloan
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Sloan
John Dempsey
Hamburg
Roy Bartles
John McGinnis Sr
St. Catherines Hospital
Ed Bussard
Sidney
Delbhas
CDC
Jim Ska- Hill
Harold Maher
Frank Dorsey
Pat Maher
Bernie Slater
C &T. Patricks Hall
Him
Herry Leonard
Harry Comstock
Randolph
Floyd Gee
Qlarindg
Gleter
Ovelye
Evelyn Jey
Goeney
Shela
Addie Bobulla
Him Kent
Mercy
Jas
Coogan
Perkins
Everett Nicholas
L. W. Miller
High Bank
K. B. Nesbitt
Mra. Ight Parker
Aid
Tordilly
Clinton Parker
Clift
Ward Fickel
Koya Fridlay
Gmede
Hivina Smith
Geo. Parker
Newton
Betta
Denver
Colo
McNamie
Macedonia
Weeley
Datel Parker
Glande Wilson
Hart Kelst
Waddeaday Whers
Ray Smith
Jenhie Edmundsot Hospital
Body Temperature Variations Across Body Parts
Report notes variations in body temperature with some readings suggesting low or high values in different areas. The text is fragmented and references a noted physician Pachtenhelt without clear context or a single definitive finding.
Oldest U S Chamber of Commerce Founding Secured
Charleston claims the oldest city chamber of commerce in the United States dating to 1778 and noting its long historic lineage since formation in the late 18th century.
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Commerce Chamber
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Matthew
A. B. Steiner
Methodist
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Dimimia Cainpiz
James Campin
Farmers City
Solot
Rockport
Misa Afiha Manda Abbott
Sid George Howkes
Io Sidney
R. Addy
Wesley Chapel
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