Hastings high school opens with operetta and events
Local Hastings announcements cover a packed operetta at the Hastings opera house titled Yanki San, the fifth school operetta with a 397.25 receipts and 72.38 expenses. News notes praise Mrs Forte Wallahan and Mrs WLFL Crawford for help and flowers, plus exams, parent notices, a Human Adding Machine lecture by George H Wood, and a two day no school period for Mills County teachers institute. Also reports on a Pacific Junction student program, a Lyceum ticket drive, Sunday school officer elections, booster meeting, and travel plans for the W F M S convention as well as local community events and a death in Nebraska.
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Hastings Opera House
Hastings
Hastings High School
Miss Cherry Blossom
Garden of the Shah
Jolly Tara
Forte Wallahan
Yanki San
Wlfl Crawford
Tate
George H. Wood
Wood
Omaha Public Schools
O L Davis Opened New Grocery in Lenox
LT Davis who recently sold our grocery and meat market to Cox and Hodge secured a seal last week for another grocery and meat market in Lenox, a town east of Creston. He took possession Monday and his family plans to pack up by Wednesday. Locals thank the Davises for three years of service and wish them happiness in the new home.
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O. L. Davis
Lenox
LT. Davis
Cox & Hodge
Creston
Davis
Geneeral
New Minister Rev Cyris J Snetberg Arrives at Hastings
Rev Cyris J Snetberg and wife moved into the Moethoist parsonage last week and have begun serving Hastings church. He preached two strong sermons Sunday morning and evening and the couple are warmly welcomed by townspeople as they start their ministry together.
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Cyris J. Snetberg
Parsonsre
Snétberg
Hastings
Local Wrestling Night Draws Crowd at Garage Show
A wrestling event held Tuesday night at a garage drew a good crowd. Morris of Red Oak defeated Frohn of Harlan in the first match. Leo Darland and St Wark wrestled four rounds and ended in a draw by mutual consent.
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Morris
Red Oak
Frohn
Harlan
Leo Darland
St Wark
Hastings community notes and visits in 3 1/2 years
A local note sheet records thanks from O L Davis for three and a half years in Hastings, plus visits from Ina Sewing and Gretchen of Mineola, Ralph Fisher of Bassett, and other friends. It lists attendees at the American Legion convention in Omaha, property purchases, moves, and several family and social updates including Malvern, Ames, Glenwood, and Des Moines connections.
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Omaha
Wesley Chapel Notes and Local Gatherings
Wesley Chapel, W. 5. Wilson was a Red Oak call er Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Sowers and daughter Ruth attended the funeral of James Longshore in Emerson Wednesday afternoon. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. G. B. Flekel Wednesday afternoon. After a business meeting, refreshments were served. The Cemetery Association met at the cemetery Thursday afternoon and reelected officers: Mrs. J. B. Fickel President, Mrs. J. E. Sowers Vice President, Mrs. G. B. Fickal Treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Wilson Secretary. Mrs. D. N. McGrew visited with her sister, Mrs. Walden Sowers. Isabelle Puryear of Henderson visited Thursday evening with Ruth Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Ola Summera and daughter Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sowers and daughter Ruth were...
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Wesley Chapel
Wilson
James Sowers
Ruth
James Longshore
Emerson
Ladies’ Aid
G. B. Flekel
Cemetery Association
J. B. Fickel
J. E. Sowers
G. B. Fickal
Geo. Wilson
D. N. McGrew
Walden Sowers
Isabelle Puryear
Henderson
Ruth Bowers
Ola Summera
Dorothy
Jas. Sowers
Mt. Ayr Visit and Local Family News Briefs
Champion Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kellenbarger traveled to Mt. Ayr Monday for a visit. McKinley Caywood’s half brother from Missouri has been visiting him. Warner school is again open. Mrs. Grayson’s son was well enough for her to teach this week. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Rocheraperger and daughters and Miss Flora Liddell drove to Oakland Saturday morning to visit relatives.
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Champion
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Werhestay
Mills County Teachers Institute
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
P. J. High School
Fanthal Boys
P. J
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Russell Hall
Offierra
Mires
Marion Kunze
Fred Martin
Evelyn Purcell
Leafy Turner
Jeannette McDonough
Miles Arlene Rovlan
Mise Irene Young
Wanda Shaw
Lemon Cox
Dent Hites
Fred Lockabill
Iaan Jolns
Fred@ Martin
Ira Turner
Mias
Vera Shepard
Charles Hall
Frant Martin
C. J. Soeberg
Mina Georgia Mae Sale
Donna Prient
Opal Hall
Opal Bowers
Marie Shepard
Kange
Oll
Gleaners
True Blues
Hoy
W. FP. M
Des Moinex
Maryville
F. H. Priest
Charles Brown
Gene Crouse
Laura Hall
Spelberg
Council Bluffs
George Wilson
J. R. Clark
R. R. Pierson
Jane Fickel
K. P
Iowa State Teachers
Des Moines
Western Passenger Association
Iowa
Teachers’ Association
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Jim Swadley
Nebraska
Lang
H. L. Kellenbarger
Sherman Archer
Height Born
Sherman
Keffer
H'd'w
Keffer’s Hardware
Brincs
Martin Store
Lion Acy
Lowe
O. L. T Davis
Edgar Christy
W. E. Judah
G. A. Shetterly
Jack’ Cupp
Mocrar
Sask
Canada
Walter Boylan
Malvern
R. &. Poindex
Carns
Nebr
Fred Priest
Dee Severns
George Hansen
Malin Street
Ed Hathaway
Hill
James Fisher
W.F. Crawford
Clinton Schurr
South Omaha
Henry Brouhard
Ames
H. J. Wilson
Brouhard
Wilsen
Haden Clark
Ira Hutchings
Helen Sehorr
Pueblo
Colorado
Joy Shay
Ethel Anderson
Nelfig Hallquist
Cuoaday
Bun Muory
Bunday
New Pertur
Rey
Tad Siromeo
Getubor
Fuwurth
Beoe Paws Foe
Itryne Lengel
Oil Station
A. L. Sargent Hastings
Green Bay L'mbr Co
Botna Valley State Bank
Priest’s
Towa
Hudson
A.C. Hodges
Hastings, Iowa
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