Hastings Marriage of Faye Oswald and Allan Christy
Announcement of the secret December 20 1938 Lincoln Nebraska marriage of Miss Faye Oswald to Allan Christy. The event was kept quiet until a Monday evening chart wall with friends announced it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Oswald
Ina Dswald
Allan Christy
Edear Christy
Lincoln
Neb
Card of Thanks to Hastings for Sowers kindness
We thank everyone for kindness shown during this time. Special appreciation goes to the people of Hastings for the lovely Sowers they sent. Mr and Mrs EB H Ord and family express heartfelt gratitude.
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Hastings
EB. H- Ord
Fire destroys car and garage on Oldham farm
Fire Monday evening destroyed a garage and a 193A Chevrolet at the D. O ldhams farm. Hastings fire department protected surrounding buildings but could not stop the blaze as the car and garage were nearly burned before discovery. Local residents attended various gatherings and visits were noted in the community.
Funeral held for W. S. Hurt in Hastings
Funeral services were held for Winfield Scott Hunt known as W. S. Hurt, a Hastings elder statesman. He died Saturday afternoon at his daughter’s home after a brief illness at age 91 years seven months and 24 days. He lived with his daughter Mrs E T Ord and was survived by a wife who died in 1928, a daughter, 10 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Interment at North Grove cemetery beside his wife. Republican-era obituary records list many relatives and attendees from Emerson, Afton, Griswold, Red Oak, Omaha and Lincoln Neb.
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Winfield Scott Hunt
Hastings
Hunt
BE. H. Ord
Duran T
Saran J. Flint
Mercer County
Dud
Page County
Mr. Hunt
Emerson
Methodist Church
E. Ti Ord
Scott Hunt
Bill Palmer
A. J. Gustin
Afton
Alpha
Fura Carey
Eliza Pender
Mamie Gaddis
Ouls
Sievens Gustin
May Harms
Ralph Carey
Derone Gustin
Griswold
Will Resh
Burt Woodin
Jette Pritchard
Sarah Hunt
Imogene
Lew Good
John Simpson
Paul Pritchard
Red Oak
Roy Bishop
Lillian
Harold
Mildred Sullivan
Omaha
Iva Hart
Connell Bluffs
Barbara Ballain
Paul Richardson
Ketterton
A. V. Clues
Aaron Crouse
Creston
Carl Mellerup
Keith Shaw
Ben Shaw
Q. T. Carlson
Charles
Lyle Hodge
Tabor
Grace Graham
Percival
Gertrude Thompson
Snyder, Neb
Floyd Hall
George
Roy Crawford
Riverton
Wayne Drake
Clyde Harland Home
Murray
Borland
Floyd Black
Excelsior Springs
Darwin Addy
Martin Anderson
Nickerson
Methodist
Plana
Vincent Slovne
Jeanne
Josephina Wiman
Lincoln
Neb
Ann Wiman
el Centro
Cal
Frank Dorsey
Clem Maher
Sidney
Tom Horrigan
Harold Maher
Chicago
Dave Cashin
Ike Newton
Council Bluffs
Glen Hayer
Paul NeGargil
O. F. Howard
Montag
Burlington
Geo. Norman
Wit Sire
Haw Barttet
Newt Clare
Roscas Price
Coyne
Led Archer
Joe Quivcheurillur
Martins
West
Mike Martin
Patrick
Michael Jr
Walla Walla
Wash
Mr. Martin
Joe Martin
San Francisco
Seattle
Nobert
St. Joseph Order
Oakland
John Conklin
Red Ork
Denver
Colo
Ed Horrigan
Frank Foutch
Here
Kearney
John
Eddie Gutschenritter
Tilden
Petersburg
Paul Carlstedt
Barre of
Dale Bolton
Wallace Harsh
Henderson
Marion Mahan
Jewell
Velma Mahan
Council Blutfe
Forrest Achenbach
Carl Bolten
Grenwood
Imogene-S. E. Mills Horace Shoe Pitching Tourney
The shoe pitching tourney held here last Sunday drew a large crowd and awarded many prizes. Top prizes included 5 dollars to B Philips Randolph and various items to Josephsonard White Hires mission and orange, plus multiple awards in the morning singles. Towns participating included Coln Randolph Shenandoah Blanchard Thurman Tabor Yorktown Emerson and Imogene. Also noted were weather impacts on crops and numerous local social notices and visits across several towns.
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Horace
B. Philips
Randolph
Josephson
Ard
Case Hires Mission and Orange
E. Webb
Box Carelton
Sandell
L. Germar
D. Olson
Rose Pepsi Cola
F. Forney
Cake
Goblinghorst
Tech
Hizer
Higer
Dr. Pepner
Olson
Wanausdate
Coln
Shenandoah
Blanchard
Thurman
Tabor
Yorktown
Emerson
Imogene
Coon hound field trial draws 80 entries at Corning
Box Elder notes a Sunday coon hound field trial at Corning with 80 hounds racing. The column records local travel to Hastings Red Oak and Emerson homecoming, hospital updates, school seating upgrades, visits, and various family notes across Mills County Iowa for early August 1939.
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Hastings
Red Oak
Corning
Howard Freeman
Tabor
Harley Downing
Keateville
Glenn Skerritt
Bilger City
Emerson
Goldie Schmieleau
Edmundson Hospital
O'Keefe
Daisy Schmieleau
Hank
Ed Sowers
Mercy Hospital
Sowers
Birthday Celebrations and Community News at Marion Area
L. E. Brammeier celebrates his birthday at the Warren home with a large dinner and baskets. Various local residents attend events, visits, and chores, with health issues and road work noted. rural life items include farm tasks, silos, and festival attendance amid several family and neighbor updates.
Mills County Supervisors open bids for county farm coal
Mills County Iowa on August 7 1989 opened bids for coal delivery to the county farm after adjournment of August 4 1989. Home Lumber Co won the contract for Franklin County lignite stoker coal at six dollars sixty three cents per ton. Homestead exemption claim No 1878 was approved. RESOLUTION THAT WHEREAS there was.
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William Street
H. J. Graham
Mills County
Gleason
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Towa
W. G. Pitsenberger
Mary Pitsenberger
Frank J. Plumb
Board of Supervisors
Mills Couny
Tim P
Allen Watts
J. Anderson
S. J. Anderson
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
Malvern Leader
Silver City Times
E. A. Schade
P. J. Plumb
Glenwood
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Plumb
Watts
Anderson
Glenwood Lumber and Coal Co
Fullerton Lumber Co
Home Lumber Co
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Otha Hyde
N. W. Calings
D. D. Fetlawa
Win Young
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Stella Hall
1. C. C. F. Lodge
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TC. Niday
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Bagnell Dam
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Marshal Stockton
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Paul Onlan
Stanton
Lestery Darland Hove
Malvern
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James
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Fred Martin
Clyde Shipper
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Theovernment
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Sanss City
A, P. Kilmartin
Malvern, Iowa
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Lee Fansher
Oskaloggo
Mahaska County Court House
Farina
County Recorder
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S. E. Mills
Gerald
Rarl
Kenneth Drake
Russel
Ed Dorsey
Lee Maher
R. Butcher
Frank Hayes
Hap Wright
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Bud Sargent
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A. E. Addy
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John Ayre
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Joe Copple
Nancy Tlose
Sheridan, Mo
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Bill Simmonds
Ranage City
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Edith Simmonds
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Milton Latchaw
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Fourth General Assembly of
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Brammeeter
L. E. Brammeler
Mr. Brammeler
George Gleason
Clyde
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Okla
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