Rural Improvement Club meets at Hillsdale Church
The Rural Improvement Club led by President Mrs Carl Phelps met August 29 at Hillsdale Church with 20 members one child and three guests present. The club song Bless Be the Tie was sung to open. A brief business session was held and all were invited to the Glenwood Flower Show on September 7. A letter was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Improvement Club
W. J. van Oradel
Hillsdale Church
Carl Phelps
George Williams
Strahan
J, Rb, Thunsayell
Glenwood
Caralyn Sue Hilton
Hillsdale News Bride and Shower Among Local Events
A Hillsdale Church wedding shower for Bruce Blackburn and Janette Hunt drew about 70 guests with Li'l Abner wedding costumes, pink decor, and gifts. Other notes cover birthdays, church services, Club plans to Omaha on Sept. 26, a School Day themed meeting with lunches, and frequent local visits and family updates around Hillsdale and Glenwood communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale Church Mines
Claude Williams
Drayton Slaughter
Dale Sell
Wayne Hilton
Kathleen
Bruce Blackburn
Janette Hunt
Bruce
Janetta
Mary Sawyers
Omaha
Glenwood
D. H. Food Co
Bell Telephone Co
Cinerama
Dwight Bullington
Arleigh Shapard
Local residents visit relatives across several towns
Mr and Mrs Eugene Watts and songs of Omaha visited her parents the Phelps in Saturday outing. Several families including the Wederquiat and Lynn of Randolph, Buffingtons, Summers, Howerys, Phelps of Harlan, and Reinbolds plus others spent weekends and afternoons visiting kin in Randolph Glenwood Pacific Junction Mineola and nearby places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Watts
Omaha
Carl Phelps
Royce Wederquiat and
Lynn
Randolph
Clayton Bower
Felix Summers
B. Frank Buffington
Summers
Emerson
Milwaukee
Wig
Glen Howery
R. H. Wilson
Family Nite at Hillsdale on Sept 9
Hillsdale Church hosts a monthly Family Night on Sunday evening September 9 with a cooperative supper at 7 p m The Faye Timson and Clayton Bower families will act as hosts. The article also notes numerous family visits and community events surrounding the Hillsdale area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Faye Timson
Clayton Bower
Hastings News MRS HERB STOGDILL Correspondent
A family dinner was held at the Stanley Brammer home Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Klein of Des Plaines. Attending were G. He Laughlin, B. R. Laughlin, Dale Laughlin of Elm Creek Nebraska, Hugo Seipald and Sharon of Malvern, Dale Laughlin Jr. and family of Valley Nebraska, Omer Cozad and family of Strahan, R. N. Thomas of Shenandoah, and Dailag Laughlin and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Brammer
Conrad Klein
Des Plaines
G. HE. Laughlin
B. R. Laughlin
Dale Laughlin
Elm Creek
Neb
Hugo Seipald
Sharon
Malvern
Dale Laughlin Jr
Valley
Nebr
Omer Cozad
Federated Clubs Flower Show Opens Sept 14
The Hastings Federated Club will hold its first fall meeting September 14 with the annual flower show. Mrs Lyle Howard chairs, theme Autumn Splendor. Officers host a tea after the meeting and show. Public invited to attend and to exhibit classes in artistic arrangements house plants and 18 garden flower classes with one to three blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Clubs
Hastings Federated Club
Lyle Howard
Local social notes from Grand Island and Emerson
Warren Crawford and Bonnie Jo of Grand IslandNebraska called Sunday morning in the Roy Crawford home. Mrs Stanley Brammer and Debra were Thursday dinner guests in the home of Mrs Tom Brown at Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Crawford
Bonnie Jo
Grand Island
Nebr
Roy Crawford
Stanley Brammer
Debra
Tom Brown
Emerson
Bowers Visit Relatives and Ames Move Noted
Mr and Mrs Clayton Bower visited her parents Mr and Mrs George Rowe in Sidney Friday evening. The Bowers drove to Shenandoah Saturday to visit his father John Bower. Mr and Mrs Tom Delashmutt Kevin and Sabra moved to Pamel Court Ames where he will resume studies at Iowa State University. Mr and Mrs Eugene Kelly joined Mr and Mrs Thelander of Norfolk Nebr and Mr and Mrs Walter Petersen of Elkhorn Nell for a picnic at Glenwood Lake Park Sunday moon. The Centerette 4 H Girls Club adopted a ward of girls at Glenwood State Institution and attended a School Saturday night with a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Clark
Stella Hardy
Leonard Hardy
Hastings
Lincoln
Burdette Hunt
Barbara
Terry Sell
Ernest White
Forrest Bloomer
Roger Slaughter
Leo Clark
Walter Phelps
Bernard Roenfeld
Malvern
Frank West
Pacific Junction
Mary Sawyers
Eugene van Orsdel
Oloff Coffey
Glenwood
Walter Coffey
Hula Carr
Wilf and Ward
Wayne Carr
G. W. Sell
Bob Sell
Near Malvern
Corwin Hardy
West Plains
Clarence Burwell
Near Tabor
Hillsdale Church
Hillsdale Rural School
Ferne Alberts
Mt. Vernon
Gene Hilton
Gary LaFollette
Tahor
Premont Mills F.F.A
LuAnn
Frank Ewart
Patricia Razer
Kathleen Wilston
Pat Parks
Carolyn Sue Hilton
Art Thieschafer
Robert Shaul
Strahan
Michael
Diane
Clayton Bower
George Rowe
Sidney
Bowers
Shenandoah
John Bower
Tom Delashmutt
Kevin
Sabra
Pamel Court
Ames
Iowa State University
Eugene Kelly
Thelander
Norfolk
Nebr
Walter
Hastings WSCS to Resume Meetings
The Hastings WSCS plans a first fall meeting on Thursday September 13 at 7 30 p m at the church An invitation is extended for the Emerson WSCS guest day on Wednesday September 12 at 2 p m Local families and visitors attended social events and visits over the past week including a wiener roast and multiple suppers with members from Hastings Emerson and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Wscs
Emerson Wscs
First Methodist Church Services and Community Notes
Ralph Russell, minister at First Methodist Church, and Dorothy Largent lead Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and worship at 9:55 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. James Rountree and children enjoy a picnic at Richard Payne home in Sidney with horseback riding. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crawford and Roger attend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Courtier and children visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lane in Harper. Jamies Goodwin buys the town oil station from Gerald Brazeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ralph
Russell
Dorothy Largent
James Rountree
Wayne Crawford
Roger
Richard Payne
Sidney
Jack Courtier
Mrs
Lane
Harper
Jamies Goodwin
Gerald Brazeal
Emerson and Des Plaines visitors stop by Red Oak
Mrs Bud Curtis of Emerson and Mrs Geo Curtis were Red Oak callers Saturday. Gary Freese and Roy Glen Mosier were Sunday dinner guests in the Joe Hall home. J A Hall stays with his son Joe Hall and family until his health improves. Mr and Mrs Conrad Klein of Des Plaines IH and Mr and Mrs Hugo Leipold of Malvern visited the ladies father G E Laughlin Saturday afternoon. WANT ADS PAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Scott
Malvern
Joe Parker
Carl Scott
Laverne of
Mastings
LaVerne Carson
Emerson
H. A. Dunbar
Scott
Ronald Hoyt
Battle Creek
Mich
Alfred Robertson
Lincoln
Wis
Darrell Fieming
Frank Anderson
Bud Curtis
Geo. Curtis
Warren Crawford
Bonnie Jo
Grand Island
Herbert Stoghill
Jack Hudson
Othel Everhart
Patricia Moore
Mike
India
Red Oak
Gary Freese
Roy Glen Mosier
Joe Hall
J. A. Hall
Conrad Klein
Des Plaines
Hugo Leipold
G. E. Laughlin
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Hillsdale News
F. E. Bloomer
Gary
Tamara
Don Oole
Council Bluffs
Fred Thieschafer
Grenwood
Leon Laird
Max
Algona
Warren Gaylord
LeRoy Pullman
Frank Reinbold
Paul
Sioux City
Harry Widows
R. C.jackson
Ben Jackson
Carolyn Wright
St. Louis
George Wright
Leonard Reafling
Burbank
Calif
Gene Reafling
Plattsmouth
Claude Willams
Bey Grey
Tom Rubenking
Sylvester Rubenking
Tabor Methodist Church
Ivan Taylor
Everett Blackman
Tabor
Gordon Scherer
Camp McCoy
Steve Howery
Raleigh Rubenking
Rosalee Wright
Ray Volz
Don Carlberg
DR. L. 8. Petersen
Faunces
Red Oakstown
Callus
DX Boron Motor Oils
Houser DX Oil CO
Wm,t. Blackburn
Prop
Malvern, Iowa
Stanley Readi
George Phelps
Harlan
Clay Delashmutt
Wiley Sanders
Bonnie Burger
Bill Martin
Thorn Dillon
April
John
Dennis Suhr
Miss Pearl Miller
Mary Howards
Faye McManigal
Florence Howard
Olie Andrews
Levon Roturbere
Mineola
Hastings News
Herb Stogdill
Agha
Iowa
Perkins
Dyna Vision
Hastings, IA
Wamassmen and
Morgan Optical
West Delmonico Hotel
West Broadway
Mason, Elk
K of C
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Legionnaire
Demolay
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