Hastings Community Notes Near Des Moines and Lincoln Visitors
A lengthy column lists local residents and visitors, including Lawrence Kelley at the May Jones home in Dnata, Ted Clark employed near Des Moines, Mrs. Gen Dixon planning a Denver winter trip, Maggvie Gotleman of Plattsmouth visiting, Melvin Ord and Sandra from Lincoln with Mildred Onl of Amato, and social events at a church reception for teachers. Also noted are students heading to the University of Nebraska, guests from Shenandoah, and various local household updates and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faby
Tift
Wiebe
Jaysis Aael Steins
Minn
Brauk Walker
Pete Divi
Miss Dall
Rts
Tel
Jess
Atpas
Gen. Dixon
Harold McCain
Malvern
Roy Crawford
Denver
Calo
Maggvie Gotleman
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Dent Tites
Melvin Ord
Sandra
Lincoln
Mildred Onl
Amato
Fujair Leokalill
Beth Pierce
Suday
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Mioo
Orville Starr
Miro Cri
Harry Patterson
Shenandoah
Agron Croce
TE Craw
Red Oak
Kay
Jack Niday
Theis
Met Paher
Shenandsalt
Nellie Visher
Mo Hon Martin
Tia Gareth
Viet Sandie
Vera Atk Howe
Carl Thawter Giely
Sonidiy
Sud
Wollcha
Ste
Repo Ferd Improvines
Chirenee Waggiaier Af
Crestan
Box Elder School Opens With 22 Pupils and Staff
Box Elder School began September 7 with 22 pupils and teacher Mr Fight. The Emerson family, including Mrs Jess Turner and Mroo, visited Sunday at the Earnest Turner home. Several locals shopped in Malvern. The text lists multiple names and places, with attendees at various nearby homes and events, reflecting a community-week summary with family visits and school start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Jess Turner
Emerson
Earnest Turner
Weathering a fierce windstorm and lightning strikes near town
Immense storm waves of wind and rain struck the countryside north of Laser and Tinogene, toppling trees and damaging windmills. Lightning felled three large areas near the Motivalist church, Anthony Saner’s house, and Joe Hargilla’s yard. Milk cart incidents occurred as Vincent and Marie Leahy’s horse was struck, cart splintered, yet children escaped injury. Telephones failed, electricity went out through Friday night and resumed Saturday afternoon.
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Ralph Gor
Aleany Wats
Atvl
Tinogene
Anthony Saner
Joe Hargilla
Vincent
Marie Leahy
Art Leahy
Worth of Experience We Deete Those Lay
Fragmentary OCR shows a brief note on experience and a referenced phrase about bearing. The readable text is unclear and names or places are not established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperiotee
First Horseshoe Pitchers Club Formed in Long Beach
A new horseshoe pitching club, the Tourists' Club, formed in Long Beach California, aims to promote competitive play. The initiative invites local players from nearby towns and promises informal contests to build community interest in the sport.
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Ferme
Long Beach
Cali
Tho
Hronsen
Kan
Internati Horseshoe
Pltetiae Cobesr
Potted meats and long keeping foods from old guide
The piece describes making potted meats like ham tongue and chicken, detailing steps to prepare a smooth paste from cooked chicken with ham or tongue, simmering bones for stock, seasoning with cayenne nutmeg and butter, jarting, cloth coverings, and baking. Instructions claim long shelf life and use as emergency or hot-weather dishes. It also briefly notes tongue and other meats as tasty treats. A short historical note mentions the Chinese origin of the magnetic compass and early use of propellers in naval history.
Wesley Chapel social and court sale notice in Mills County
Social notices from Wesley Chapel describe a church gathering hosted by Mrs Ebawerth Smits and lists attendees including Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith and others. A public auction notice from Glenwood, Mills County, states a mortgage foreclosure sale of Lots 6 and 7 and 18 in Wind Lente Addition to the City of Glenwood, scheduled October 19, 1936, at the county courthouse.
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Perl
Linsteday
Irerlond Martin
Forwlevale
Mie
Ve Church
Ebawerth Smits
Piast Artedyme
Ruth Dasha
Amd
Oridas
Ward
Jal
Solistomn
Rey
Woad
J. L. Tess
Minnie. Ress
Mille
Othe Court Tlese
Glettwamrl
Weleck Alam
Glenywood
Trawa
W. S. DeMoes
Mills County
Local Social Notes From Asbury and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs J Henderson visited Mrs Ellis Ladd near Kan Welphy Mrs Ras Allen from Mission Texas called on John Mefiinnia sr Sunday Mr and Mrs J Hepworth of Tenn visited A J Metants home Sunday evening Mr Fred Shiver and wife spent Sunday in Oakland Maryland Shaver attended at Center with Miss Allen McGin Woah Stanben spent Sunday with grandparents Ma ase Mrs Jno McGuanis sr Michael Mfrs S Wo Arterhuen at Shenandoah Mendig Mrs J Cooper and family moved to ALT Mellinnis Neuse to work for them Old papers and a large bundle available at The Leader office.
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Delphay Bussard
Shet
Ed Bascart
J. Higgins
Red Oak
Brida
J. Gutechenritter
Re Minnick
Wall Comstock
Hart Drake
Martin Ig
Ear
Lmogene
Marea Martian
Martin Tomtes
Pietersburg
Omaha
Michel Martin
Ares
Mathey Gilmere Anhe
St Tosentts
Hiaspital
Bardolph Fiysobas
Hiwetta
Mies
Hiv
Dids
Pont Sendak
Teruel
Uae
Mrs. J. Henderson
Hig Seter
Ellis Ladd
Kan- Welphy
Gin
Ras Allen
Mission Texas
John Mefiinnia
F Red Shiver
Oakland
Marilyay Shaver
Allen McGin- Woah Stanben
Jno. McGuanis
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L. L. Greenwalt
Tulare
Calif
Tee Timah
Beth Repee
Margaret Eleanor Connors
Bridgeport
Fight
Mays
DeBolt
Vera
Carlene
Malvern Fritiy
Harvey Shomwhter
Josephine
Dee
Sulin
Imogene S.E. Mills
Vars
Martin Croy
Ross Pircait Des Ami Fiteois
Steaweri
Wallis Lorimer
Bryant
Towin
Glen Goy
Wi Cahit
Domiie Martin
Josie Wiman
Council Bluffs
Rose Wiman
Steve Rounds
Hercelia
Silver City
Albert Addy
Glen Gay
Roscoe Greenwood
Bin
Shencandeah
Nishna
Wert Bridge
Pat Maher
Mae
Gorener
Dick Maher
Jam. Printy
Mahi
Irene Cody
Missouri Vidley
Purdieseheid Tas
Sald
Johnny Regan Jr
Johiny Reman
Lewa
Arlington Cemetery
King Edward VII
Yugoslavia
Ernest Simpson
Goded
Burriel
William the Conneror
Dashnell
Dette
Sali
Collins Drug
Wesley Chapel
Henderson Churches
Sferetiee
Werelitt
Sheriff's Sale
Ats Consto
Asbury
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Dower Company
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