Hastings Church to Dedicate After Debt Canceled
Hastings Methodist church holds formal dedication Sunday next for a debt on the building. The debt to the church extension fund is canceled at the annual conference and the note will be burned during the ceremony. Rev Louis F Ripley, Rev Floyd Smith, and District Su perintendent D J Shenton will participate with other pastors assisting. Sunday program includes 10 am Sunday school 11 am preaching 12 20 pm basket dinner and 1 pm dedicatory services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Louis F. Ripley
Floyd Smith
D. J. Shenton
Hastings Ladies Quilt Show Wednesday at church
Hastings Ladles Ald Society plans a three class quilt fruit and vegetable show at the Hastings church with a pot luck luncheon. Entries urged in quilts flowers and produce with a committee of Mrs Datzal Clarence Smith Fred Henderson Mrs Pierce Boylan Starr and others guiding judging and co hosts through the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Datzal
Clarence Smith
Fred Henderson
Flowera
Pierce
Boylan
Starr
Maude Crouse
D. Hites
Roy Crawford
Flowers
Turner
Brazelton
Schorr
Rockafellow
Young
Shepard
Piano Recital Highlights Mrs Martin Class at Church
Pupils of Mrs. Martin presented a piano recital at the church last Wednesday evening. Participants included Beath Kidwell Doris Williams Betty Haratt Dorothy Trimmer Ruth Jeans Katherine Gittina and Dorothy Johnenn. The program featured two piano selections and a rhythmic orchestra piece in addition to main pieces.
Kil-Kare Klub Plans Activities For Coming Year At Hastings
Attractive program booklets issued to Kil-Kare Klub members outline the 1948-1925 plan of study and recreation. Officers for the year are Mrs Myrtle Fockafel low president Mrs Stella Phelps vice president Mrs Lou Ella Priest secretary and transfer. The club will study books music economics and citizenship with members assigned topics for discussion. Visitors and local social notes follow with various Hastings residents visiting Shenandoah Gravity and Lincoln area towns.Mr and Mrs A L Guntafson and others are mentioned in social notes. The piece ends with a note on naval topics and a September Iowa district enlistment quota of 60 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kil-Kare Klub
Hastings Atte
Hooketa
Namort
Mra
Myrtle Fockafellow
Stalla Phelps
Lou
A. L. Guntafson
H. PF
Sehurr
Merritt Fisher
Shenandoah
Misa Lilian Crawford
Johnny
Patricia Colleen
Shirley Ann Schorr
Kansas City
H. E. Clark
Clift Parker
Ion
Jimmie
Donald Williams
Briggs
Malvern
IL. PB
Schurr
Ruth Jean
E. R. Redmond
Walter Hunt
Mildred
Gravity
Raymond
BE. Ji. Redmond
H. P. Sehurr
Vic Cromwell
Chicago
Jack Mitchell
Antia
Hastings
J. Greenwalt
E. Q. Greenwalt
Lincoln
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Marjorie Jean Walker
E. HW. Ord
E. Wilmeth
Hayden Clark
Blencoe
Wilmeth
Clarence Smith
Glenwood
Geo. Rosh
Wm. Crawford
Nenneth
Charley
Sidney
Uinelr
Molita Brow
Tawa
Towa
Congress adjourns after long session and filibuster
The 4th Congress adjourned after a lengthy and eventful session. Huey Long’s filibuster blocked Senate action on a deflected appropriation bill, delaying adjournment. The House gathered for a final night of songs and chatter as members dispersed, with Roosevelt sending congratulations to the Congress for its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Huey Long
Congress
Byrne
Roosevelt
Washington
Gold as Money Not Final Base in Candid Letter
A reader argues gold cannot be the final base of money, asserting fiat currency and commodity-backed dollars support daily needs. The letter references corn cobs and brickbats as practical for building and commerce, and mocks gold as unstable while highlighting historical greenbacks and Lincoln-era money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase
Lever
Malvern
Droud
Hdstor
Valua
Austin
Specified Credit and Government Power Debate
Virgil Jordan argues in Banking that the struggle between a personal enterprise system and a compulsory state collective security system shapes today’s economy and politics. He warns that government banking and currency control concentrate power, threaten individual credit, and risk devaluing savings through deflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Virgil Jordan
National Industrial Conference Board
American Bankers Association
Mr. Jordan
Caprica
Jordan
Farm Budget Methods Aid in Budget Planning
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association explains how inventories and budgets form a farm budget. Banks and the Farm Credit Administration favor outlining in advance whether to use production loans, with budgets detailing monthly expenditures and loan disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H. Otis
American Bashers Association
Farm Credit Administration
Agricultural Commission
American Bunkera Association
Farm News In The Leader Worth Two On The Fens
A brief agricultural item notes a farmer or agent in The Leader, highlighting two advances or points on the fens. It mentions local farming activity and potential outcomes for crops or livestock with concise updates.
Public Confidence Restored by Banks
The American Bankers Association outlines a broad public relations program to improve opinion of banking. Led by RS Hecht, it details seven initiatives including the Public Education Commission, Press and Advertising Departments, and outreach through banks, schools, and policymakers to foster trust, ethics, and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richt
American Bankers Association
Hoteer
RS. Hecht
Flecht
Public Education Commission
Promiere
Wxnvelation
Atvertisemetnts
Petilun Fort Terte
Committee On Banking Staties
Washington
Wit
Agricultural Commission
American Institute of Banking
Ecit
Thoes
Predicts Farm Loan Expansion in New Brunswick
W J Myers governor of the Farm Credit Administration predicts a greatly expanded volume of farm credit, especially short term credit, as agriculture improves. He spoke at a banking school in New Brunswick and urged farmers to obtain credit from banks, noting broad implications for rural lending and farm business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
W. J Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Graduate School of Banksy
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
Hulgers Unlversity
Holt
Productiog
Eredit
Credit Ou
Buuinoad Bale
Poetic War Weighs 345 Pounds at Distant Distinction
A fragment reports a poetic frame with a weight of 345 pounds and a distant measured range of 88 000 yards or 29 sand miles, noted in a stylized wartime line.
Bartlett social notes and visitors at the Allen household
The Bartlett column lists residents and visitors including Mrs Cora Reetor, Mrs Widen Gunner, Mr and Mrs Charla Potter, and many relatives from Des Moines, Hot Springs, Omaha, Eagle and Connell. It notes a Monday school opening with steady enrollment, redecorated building, landscaped grounds, and painted buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter Shiga
Harhea Allen
Guy Gates
Omalie
Cora Reetor
Widen Gunner
Transadel
Huss Rivter
Auburn
Penn
Andl
Charla Potter
Wem
Chiyten
Giuy Dehneon
Omaha
Johnzon
Chariot Aitken
John Wianks
Sraneberr
Ivera
Eagle
Neher
Thurday
Charles Allen
Mra
Edgar Jackson
Jon, Bruce
Connell Boutts
Walter Grimm
S«Choma
Nien
Ynat Eprlng
Busner
Community notes from Champion Hill and nearby
Mr and Mrs Claude Rector visited in the Alfred Cooper home Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society plans a homemade ice cream social Friday night at Bransford Bullington works. Mr and Mrs R W Metal and family and Mrs Carria McLain and Velma dined with J F Angry's family last Wednesday. A W Hatteld baled straw for C W Bishop last Friday. Mrs bb J Haldeman and three daughters visited Alfred Cooper Friday afternoon. Mrs Dewey Bishop aided C W Bishop with straw balers Friday. Walnut school is closed for the year due to lack of pupils. Max Green Marlin George Bishop and Willa Reetor attend West Lynn school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Rector
Alfred Cooper
Ladies” Aid Snvciety
Bransford Bullington Ty
BOM. Parker
R. W
Sunday School Missed Amid Rain and Muddy Morning
The community notes a rainy Sunday with no Sunday school, while residents recount visits and travel. Mrs. George Barnes of Roy Missouri returned with nephew Elbert Hutchings for a few days with relatives. Multiple locals travel to Omaha and Fremont Nebraska for visits, including L E E Urammier Agnes Klose, Marian Mahan family, and Ruth Elton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barnes
Roy
Elbert Hutchings
I. W. Castur
Otis Tall
Marion Mahan
Joe Cole
Marian Mahan
Velma and Jewell
I. W. Custer
L. EB
Urammeier
Henry Schitling
Ruth Elton
Laura Hall
Goat Hall
South Dakota
Jenneth Hall
Omaha
Town Journalists Rank High in Nation
Townspeople celebrate journalism advocacy as Iowa reporters gain national recognition. The 1934 awards crown editors and newspapers including Des Moines Register and Tribune, Iowa Press Association plaques honor nine leaders since 1920, and Dr. Petersen notes state progress in The Palimpsest August issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue
Katine Percy Chase
Mesenfeld
Atlantic News Telegraph
Chase
School of Journaliem
The
University At Missouri
Melbourne
Dew Moines Regieter and Tribune Om
Journaliay
Ani Ediarsy
Des Moines
Foun
Elutiar
Lenton Times
Manchester Guardian
Huenes Aldred Lit Prenna
Frankfurter Zoeltutus
Marshalltown Times Republican
Grantl. Caswell
Iowa Preas Association
Naval Music School Opens In Washington
The United States Navy opens a two year music school led by an officer in charge of the Navy band. First class to include 40 men with 40 expected to graduate after the first year. Enlistment rules mirror general service with music knowledge, ages 18 to 25, height at least 68 inches, six year enlistment period. Transportation to Washington, D. C. provided if accepted. For details, contact the nearest Navy recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy Department
U. S. Navy
Washington
1. C
Washington, D. C
Navy
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Harold Bixler
Minnesota Lakes
Lemon Cox
Iowa City
State Bospital
J. F. Martin
Frank Wallace
Faye Blunt
Marjorie O'Donnell
Milas Regina
Chaos
J. Hall
Burlington
Mra. Hall
G. W. Hunter
Nodaway
Kill-Kare Klub
Ramsey
Wearin
Congressman Otha
Iowa
Ecificn OF Credit
Dh, Otis
Bartlett
Te Hebett
Milton
Anil Mra
Velma
Jowell
OAKS
Naval Music School
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