Hastings Happenings and School News Flash
Hastings and Flastings residents share club and school updates with social notices. Officers elected for senior, junior and freshman classes at the high school, a potluck honoring Mrs. Richard Niday and family in Divide and Hastings guests, plus a new youth group formed under Mrs. L H McKee for grades five through eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesses
Anna May Betediet
Keith Bruce
Agnes Mae Clark
Ound Ofregsatery
Charlene Garret
Innis
Kenneth Bent
Dorothy Yalnes
Eugene Kidwell
Y ¥Vanne Mckee
Betty Kapeaf
Byron Judah
Thiordedh Crawford
Deb Largent
Eh Loy Judah
Tarradine Brave
Glee
Deloris Kotley
Evelyn Bryan
Mes. EL HL McKee
Nieman Family Leaves for Illinois After Illness
Mr Nieman and family of the Emerson area prepared to move to Genoa Illinois with plans to depart Saturday. An illness earlier delayed the trip and their son’s illness interrupted plans. Toyce Joan Nieman June Kidwell travel with Mrs Nieman’s mother to help care for the family. Fred Martin hosted the Niemans for Sunday dinner in Glenwood and the party visited Harriet Goodwin and Jean McKee at Marysville Missouri later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boylar
Lincoln
Edgar Christy
W. Anderson
Lenox
Jay Christy
Guthrie Center
A. HW. Crawford
Christys
Nebraska
Edgar Lookabill
Fred Lookabill
Waterloo
Ames
Everett Retherford
Strahan
Freddie Overton
Trenton
D. M. Bryan
Gene Crouse
Glenkood
Nieman
Emerson
The
Natural Gas Co
Niemans
Genesea
Ness
Fred Martin
Frank Wallace
Glenwood
Comet Bluffs
Harriet Goodwin
Jean McKee
Marysville
Paul Powers
Grenwood
Hillsdale Visits and Local Social Notes in Ames Area
Hillsdale residents and friends visit in the homes of myriad families including the Way, Anthony, Hayter, Reasoner and Powers households. Attendees share meals, attend a melon feast, and travel to Ames for a Farm Bureau festival. Local nursing training begins, relatives visit from Seattle and California, and several town residents attend conventions featuring hybrid corn exhibits and a new processing plant dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Way
Bakerfield
Cal
Mra
Lester Anthony
Josh Hayter
Fred Reasoner
George Powers
Guy Wolfe
Barbara
Ed Gilbert
Dorothy
Kathleen
A. H. Culver
Ernest White
Carol
Iowa Expected to Lead in Corn Production
Claude EB Wilson returned from a 600 mile trip to Okoboji and Jackson Mint for the De Kalb hybrid seed corn dealers convention. About 2,000 dealers from many states attended. The 1940 corn crop is expected to be smaller than 1939. Iowa, the banner corn state, will likely lead others though its yield will be well below last year. Trials range from near total failure to 80 percent of last year’s record. Michigan Missouri Minnesota Kansas expect below last year, while Indiana and Ohio were gloomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude EB
Wilson
Okoboji
Jackson
Mint
Iowa
Michigan
Missouri
Minnesota
Kansas
Indiana
Ohio
State Fair Returns on Girls 4-H Work
Mills county sent twenty seven 4-H entries to the state fair in multiple divisions. Demonstrations and projects earned white blue and red ribbons led by Betty Plumb Kathryn Smith Kortisa Jordan and Liiver ette among others. State fair officials praised the girls' work and Mrs R H Mayberry led Mills county delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Jennie Marie Warren
Emma Mayberry
Barbara Sawyers
Betty Plumb
Kathleen Gilbert
Betty Haraff
Korliss Jordan
Marion Hunt
Ruth Lookablil
Delores Kelly
Vetura Evans
Edna Cook
Betty Haroff
Koruga Jordan
Clever Cooks Club
R. H. Mayberry
Homeworkers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hastings
Jack Niday
Colorado
Richard Niday
Larry
Matte Sue
Divide
Cole
Paul Osslan
Stanton
Lester Darland
Lon Norton
Yelyn
Joe Dotiner
Dale Simpson
Malvern
Lou Gohlinghorst
Sidney
Vic Norton
Jesse Monk
Riverton
Clarence McKinney
Henderson
Raymond Trively
Harley Niday
Susie Hall
Merrill Crouse
College of Henderson
Deloris Dark
Max Turner
Roy Hatfield
Henry McFarland
Shenandoah
June Mills
Hyde
Mes
Tha Harte
Coy Cola Co
Fiy
Stella Phelps
Lottie Wasden
Tans
Mde
On Dial
Witeh
Withene Duval
Comune’ Whits
August Peterson
Omaha
A. T. Crawford
Richard Fisher
Olivers
Boh Wee Kee
Joan Hamilton
Eloise Largent
Ray Nieman
Hob Nieman
Hed Oak
Red Oak Hospital
D. L. Clem
Malvern Sale Barn
Andy J. Berkhimer
Art Fritcher
Rey Donner
Hundreita
S. R. Skaggs
Hurst
Graves Blacksmith Shop
White Rose
Frank Oglevie
P.O. Box
Goodrich
Mason Service Station
Purnacek
Green Colonial Furnace
Jesse H. Bell
L. S. Suits
Norge
A. M. Armstrong
Anthony Briley
Wendell Lambert
Sargent
Kance & Nelson
Worsule
Berkshire Board
Guy Jordan
Norris Allbright
Amherst
Neb
Herrick
Jonathan
Grimes
T. L. Salyers
Sues Oor Investment Noecesaury
Nealur
Luyelema
Blan
Raperignesah
Kenya Iwueework
Mig Df
Weatta Jr
Austens
Beewk
Portab
J Anderson
Soil Saver
Gully
Ny Yiel
Hillsdale
East
Ern Mills County
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