Hastings Happenings Department News Note
Hastings local brief from The Leader notes Hastings community interests and invites readers to send news or subscription requests to Mrs. Jack Niday, Hastings correspondent.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1939
Page
3
Hastings local brief from The Leader notes Hastings community interests and invites readers to send news or subscription requests to Mrs. Jack Niday, Hastings correspondent.
Hastings daily life notes describe multiple Hastings families relocating new residences including the Cronkhites at Hm Linthus m property and Toll occupying rooms behind the post office. Other moves involve the Hall, Pickering, Moors, Carey, Niday and others, with social updates from reunions, church events, and local meetings.
школьная заметка описывает смену учителей социологии в Hastings и новые правила по вечеринкам. указаны состав редакций, классов, некоторые спортивные заметки, инициаты, изменения учителей математики, списки учеников 22 человека в разных классах и школьные мероприятия к Хэллоуину.
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Imogene resident Imogene S E Mills Este Bussard showcased a model airplane with a one cylinder engine and six and a half foot wingspan. It carried three ounces of gas for about two hours, and the craft descended when fuel ran dry. Demonstrations on Sept 25 featured takeoffs and flights, with landings on Allen farm near Climax and later on Lester Gutschenritter’s farm north of Imogene. Este plans a heavier 45 pound craft next.
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