Hastings Church Dedicated in Hastings Sunday Service
Hastings Methodist church dedication completed with a morning and afternoon program led by Pastor L. B. Ripley and District Superintendent J. J. Shenton. L. L. Greenwalt recalled the church’s history, Floyd A. Smith spoke on “The Text We Still Owe,” and the anthem “Consider the Lilies” was sung. A large crowd attended despite morning rain. a noon dinner followed in the church recreation room.
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Hastings
L. BE. Ripley
J. J Shenton
L. L. Greenwalt
Fred J. Martin
Nesbitt
C. A. Calof
Malvern
Smith
L. E. Ripley
Floyd A. Smith
Wond
Birthday Party Honors Ett y Crouse Friday
A birthday party for Ett y Crouse was held Friday with Mrs Verhot Crise entertaining US girls. Guests played games and enjoyed a feast as well wishes were offered for many more happy years.
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Etty Crouse
Edith Viner Hosts Farewell Party for Crystal Resh and Guests
Edith Viner gave a farewell party last Monday evening in honor of Crystal Resh and Loorie and June Christie. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Hede ageon, Lots Largent, Better 8 Ilwell, Velina Mines, Dorothy, Marjorie and Jo Haden, Ghidys Mites, Mrs Viner and Badith. The evening featured games and singing with delicious refreshments of fruit salad cake and sausages.
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Edith Viner
Crystal Resh
Loorie
June Christie
Carl Hede Ageon
Ilwell
Velina Mines
Dorothy
Marjorie
Jo Haden
Ghidys Mites
Hastings Public Schools Elects Officers for New Year
News notes Hastings Public Schools elected officers for the new year at the first high school meeting. Senior Esther Kidwell is president with Irene Everhart secretary and Velma Mings treasurer and editor. Lois Lacgent leads as president of another group with Mars Margaret Quimby as vice president and Pauline Gustin as secretary and treasurer.
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Esther Kidwell
Irene Everhart
Velma Mings
Mr. Fellows
Lois Lacgent
Marsgaret Quimby
Pauline Gustin
Lilian Crawfortt
Miss Allen
Sophimore Eloise Grahaim
Harold Kidwell
Vic
Faye Oswald
Mr. Alttner
Senior Classes Start Amid Adjustments and New Courses
Senior News notes Eileen Bruce is unable to start work this year due to a severe burn last spring but hopes to join later. Most seniors embrace typing, with a new course and arriving typewriters prompting earnest practice. Public speaking will be offered to both seniors and juniors, while Coach Bittner began softball tryouts, aiming for a strong season in the field.
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Eileen Bruce
Bittner
First and Second Grades Learn to Count and Write
The first grade has 12 students and the second grade 17 this year. Students focus on counting and handwriting with names and a yellow chart on the board. Second graders practice complete sentences and correct margins on all papers.
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Miokin
Fifth and Sixth Grades Study Fruit Industry Topics
The fifth and sixth grades report an enrollment of 32 this year. The sixth grade studies The Fruit Industry in the United States and created several fruit posters. The fifth grade studies the preservation of vegetables and the first vegetable canning factory in 1913. Betty Haroff will edit for the next six weeks.
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United States
Betty Haroff
Hastings area notes and visits across the week
Miss Nedra Crawford and Pant Dartoerean visited Qerenda in Pbast ings Thursday. Miss Ariens Quimby visited Hastings Wednesday at her parents home. Miss Katherine Sehurr spent the week with her mother. The Christies moved to Blaen field Tursday where Mr Christie will serve as an officer. We visited their new home. Max Grimby traveled to Omaha Sunday to visit relatives. Several neighbors hosted gatherings and services with Reeoth Woods and family among those mentioned.
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Frank Carouse
Duncumbh
Aaron
Ethelyn Crawford
Ruth Dalzell
Peru
Nebr
State Teachers College
A. H. Crawford
Ethelyn
E. H. Dalzell
Ruth
Bruce Wallahan
Lincoln
Emory Greenwalt
Chicago
LL. Ll
Greenwalt
Omaha
Lintol Whlle
BE. A Dalarl
Mes
Robert Schumann
Kansas City
Tom Dalzell
City
Hastings Cemetery Association
Emerson
Everhart
Schlapla
Dixon
Hathaway
Shaw
Harve Hall
Ralph Hall
Harold Mitchell
Marie Degenhart
Dent Hites
Elmo
Gladys
H. P. Schorr
J. H. Trubeom
F. It
Nedra Crawford
Pant Dartoerean
Qerenda
Wall Minas
Ea. Bupe
Watersworth
Ariens Quimby
Etn Vista
Roy Quimby
Katherine Sehurr
HL OP. Sehurr
Christie
Hastings
Blaenfield Tursday
Othetr
Acson
Tiwayne Pant
Bourdstutt
McFarland
Hunt Home
Max Grimby
Fosa
Vie Cramy
Adrian Wee Cer
Marie
W. C. Rest
G. Wiliams
Oregon Coast is Vacation Land Travel Memoir
Miss Helen Wortman details a west coast motor trip traveler’s day by day impressions along the Oregon coast. She describes redwoods and pines, coastal cliffs, ferry crossings, foggy mornings, lighthouses, inland drives to Portland, and a fond note on Oregon’s scenery and camps, farms, and shingle mills.
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Helen Wortman
Redwood Highway
Crescent
Cali
California Hills
Portland
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Fragmented Local Meeting Notes and Personal Snippets
Fragments show a meeting held by O E holding a meeting with Mr Bram ceate of pure bred for Orr 1a at the Tavis. Mentions a birthday party with 18 folks, cake, and suckers. Other lines reference C F Barns with the R nero ant WHS, a daughter, and Omaha mentions.
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Bram Ceate
Orr 1A
Tavis
C.F. Barns
Omaha
Gears
Sr. Universit
Memorial for Lewa Smith Amid Family Loss and Community Loss
Lewa Smith died recently leaving a widow and five children Dela Trewin W A and A F and Mrs E Hass four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The obituary notes his honesty frugality and fidelity and mentions travel and farm life with community ties and a large air force presence in the region.
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Lewa
Che Farpen
Dela
Trewin
W. A
Card of Thanks from Mrs Artie Smith and friends
A card of thanks expresses gratitude to APPTee friends for support during sorrow and acknowledges kindness from the 1 Ladies house Sayrist and Method Ard, Mrs Artie Smith, Mrs Deafla Wilson, Mrs A F L Smith, Mr and Mrs Glen Good, and neighbors who hosted a party at home with a birthday treat for a daughter.
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Artie Smith
Deafla Wilson
A. FL
Glen Good
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Hastings Public Schools
Oscar Graham
Ralph Gilliland
Vanita Ord
Violet Batley
Mr. Christensen
Senior News
Lou
Oeborsa
Reeth Woods
Mily
iBkindie Wools of Connell
Oregon Coast
Warhatz
Cliffa
Crescent Bay
Dorchester Village
Vancouver
Columbia
Erate
Seslern
O. E
Rae Tavents
R Fritts Het Farn Mariote Lewis Patel
Fetr
M Hp
Powa
Ambuilanes
Cioy
Pauline Gref
Anna Arche
Fetatizgs
Voeb Thouars
Sherm
United Art
MNO Voss
Westinghouse Adjustomatic
SiLgy Tetleha Pats
Larry Mere
Sir Prove Vanterk
Lewalle Sraska Light &Power Company
Sjasemoly
Ecpicient
Hares
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