Hastings Farmers Merchants Picnic And Talent Night
Hastings hosts a day long Farmers and Merchants celebration with a 45 piece Villisea high school band, parade, contests, a noon picnic, and an amateur night on Main street with three cash prizes. Congressman Wearin and Gen ung will speak, free moving pictures in the evening, and various local residents attend events and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Villisea High School
Hastings Ladies' Cemetery Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Colonial Baking Company
Othna D. Wearin
N. 8
Genung
Glenwood
Premium Quilt and Flower Show Winners Named
The Hastines Indies hosted a quilt and flower show last Wednesday drawing a large crowd of admirers. Premiums recognized numerous quilt and floral entries including pieced quilts, embroidery, appliques, bouquets, vegetables, fruits, and table centerpieces with many single and multiple prizes awarded to Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Irene Crawford, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Hunt, and others. social notes mention a party at the Donald Robbins home and obituaries for J. H. Reed of Atlanta, burial in Malvern, plus visits to Omaha and Shenandoah from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastines Indies
Dixon
Hanscom
Fred Priest
Priest
Irene Crawford
Stella Phelps
Cox
Hunt
Danny Phelps
Henderson
Mrs. Phelps
Mrs. Quimby
Miy
Mra. Pierce
A. Martin
Mra. Starr
Mra
Dwight Fellows
Alfred Cltes
Donald Robbins
R. Shepard
Dale Reed
J. H. Reed
Atlanta
Nebr
Malvern
Lillian Crawford
Shenandoah
Walter Hunt
Mrs. Richardson
Gravity
Omaha
James Linthicum
Hastings Public Schools Second Grade Honors and Projects
In Hastings Public Schools second grade several pupils earned A in arithmetic for Friday by completing 100 by 1s 2s 5s and 10s. Students Elloise Largent Marjorie McKinney Jack Colvin Alva Ashenbough Joan Hamilton Earl Clark Rosie Hall and Gene Courtier were recognized. The class is studying Indians and preparing Indian booklets while collecting caterpillars with plans to raise butterflies and continue math work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elloise Largent
Marjorie McKinney
Jack Colvin
Alva Ashenbough
Joan Hamilton
Earl Clark
Rosie Hall
Gene Courtier
Third and Fourth Grades Enroll 18 Pupils Total
Ten pupils are in the third grade and eight in the fourth. The third graders show strong interest in their studies of eski mos. They are creating various projects and activities to explore the subject.
Fourth Grade Posters Celebrate Favorite Flowers
In the classroom posters illustrate work with several students creating flowers. The fourth grade singled out perfect spelling during the first week with students including Alice Davis Daniel Johnson Richard Johnson Dean Davis Bonnie Lee Rutledge and Robert Bhaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davis
Daniel Johnson
Richard Johnson
Dean Davis
Bonnie Lee Rutledge
Robert Bhaw
Fifth and Sixth Grades Learn Poems and Iowa Study
The sixth grade memorized the poem Trees by Joyce Kilmer with a contest winner named James Colvin. Students created booklets featuring silhouettes of their favorite trees. In geography the fifth grade studies Iowa and its early visitors, plus an intriguing look at caves once inhabited by Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Haroft
Jayce Kilmer
James Colvin
Iowa
Seventh and Eighth Grades News Highlight
Ferrell Waterworth per notes opening exercises with Tom Bowyer. Eighth grade studies artificial respiration in physiology. Skirtingball teams formed captains Ferrell Waterworth and Agnes Clark. English class stories described as tall. Betty Crouse watches high school students practice kittenball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrell Waterworth
Christensen
Tom Bowyer
Agnes Clark
Betty Crouse
Freshman English and History Classes Highlight Study Topics
A report notes that freshmen study parts of speech in English while sophomores explore world history and agriculture. The item emphasizes student focus on language basics alongside social studies, reflecting typical class activities.
Freshmen Uncertain on Initiation Date in English Class
Sophomore News writer notes Faye Oswald reports on English class aims to rephrase Franklin quotes and study The Stone Age in world history. The piece mentions uncertainty about when the initiation will be held as freshmen worry about the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Oswald
Franklin
Margaret Quinby Chooses North High Then Returns
Margaret Quinby planned to attend North High in Omaha but returned within a week and says she will stay locally. Pauline Gustin missed one day due to illness. Eileen Bruce has returned to school though her burns remain healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttan Crawford
Margaret Quinby
North High
Omaha
H. H
Pauline Gustin
Eileen Bruce
Senior News Highlights and Local Sports Cheer
Senior News by Velma Mings notes Blanche Wood returning to the graduating class after a year at Abraham Lincoln High in Council Bluffs. It lists Winstors High School last week contenders Darlune Willuma Thelma Crawford Nedra Crawford Mildred Bright and Margaret Shepard. The boys varsity football squad beat Strahan 10 to 9 in a close, well played game. Henry Nies and Horry were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Mings
Blanche Wood
Abraham Lincoln High School
Council Bluffs
Winstors
Darlune Wiiluma
Coynell Huts
Thelma Crawford
Nedra Crawford
Mildred Bright
Shuusodeah
Margaret Shepard
Hawtings
Strahan
Henry Nies
Horry
Strahan Referee, Students Practice Typing Highlight Local School Notes
Piburn of Strahan refereed the game. The seniors work diligently at typing. We have to if we accomplish anything. It is very interesting and we enjoy working. Keith Shaw notes grandmothers smoked pipes thinking it beneficial. Others suggest they believed it would fumigate them. Miss Allen teaches girls physical training this year. The boys enjoy watching her pitching demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piburn
Strahan
Keith Shaw
Miss Allen
East Liberty Families Attend Multiple Family Reunions
Sunday services in East Liberty led many attendees to join family reunions or visit relatives. The Kerney group from Malvern and the Henderson, Fatton, and Patton families traveled to Red Oak and Tabor for park reunions with crowds of 32 to 50 attendees. Notable mentions include Laura Kerney nearly 77, the six month old baby of Louis Fatton, and several marriages of kin across Glenwood, Malvern, Macedonia, and Hamburg. Nearby, Dr. G W Rintel visited, and Reverend Howard P Young filled the pulpit while recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Whitesides
Malvern
Hastings
Wilson
Clarence Smith
Glenwood
Vernon Crouse
Susie Hall
Agron Crouse
Red Oak
Jim Roberts
Shenandoah
Aaron Crouse Jr
Lois Largent
Henderson
Ted Clark
Chas, Viner
Dick Clark
Randolph
Hunt
Gravity
Bruce Wallahan
Lincoln
Indianola
Nebr
Joe Turner
Everett Purcell
Herman Schurr
Ruth
Gee
Resh
Roy Crawford
Sidney
Frank du Val
Mae Rowe
Laura Kerney
Josie
Tabor
Kerney
Roy Patton
Elmer, Dale
Donna Rae
Lils Mae
Fullerton
Glen Riggle
Donna Lee
Omaha
Martine Peterson
Jean
Macedonia
Scott Briley
Helena
Alma
Marlin
Hamburg
W. CG
Irwin
Herdena
Veldyne
Leo
Julia
M. H. Latehaw
Evelyn
F. A. Butterfield
Fred Alexander
Edith
Dale
Louie Lea
Kenneth Henderson
Stille
J. E. Henderson
Alva
Silver City
R. D. Adams
Keith
Jim Adams
W. H. Maddocks
Wayne
Council Bluffs
Howard P. Young
Young
G. W. Rintel
Fron Bedford
Daley Rinwl
Laure Kerney
Frank Huo Valo
Herowit
Winnie Moore
Arvada
Mary
Warner family hosts relatives amid church note
Mr and Mrs George Warner and family of Hancock hosted Mrs Sam Shaw. Later two other daughters and their families joined: Dewey Bowman and Dorothy of Carson and Alton Alberta with Rosalie and Carolyn from south of Malvern. Sunday school will be at 10 am next Sunday. No preaching service due to pastor and wife attending Des Moines annual conference. Everyone welcome Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warner
Hancock
Sam Shaw
Dewey Bowman
Dorothy
Carson
Alton Alberta
Rosalie
Carolyn
South of Malvern
Des Moines
Mia
Frank Owens
Emmet Maher Sheller
Drs
Corm
Mra
Will Camstock
Church Mattox Misa
Nellie O'Connor
Bellville
Tommie
Jon O'Connor
T. F. Maher
BE. Roleyant
Iona
Clarence
Wayne
Gladys Apent
Carlton
Art Comstock
Morgan
Byron Cashin
Chicago
Jeremiah Maher
Nebraska City
Ue River
Hoh Jones
Yiers
Elmer Hall
Amanda Darlene
C. F. Howard
AdHtles
Estell Bussard
Papa KnowS Leader Advertisers Reliable Relable Ads
An unsigned note praises advertisers as reliable sources for purchases. It highlights trusted shops and steady quality, urging readers to favor sponsor-backed listings over unknown vendors.
Imogene S E Mills Mer dead anniversary observed
The notice records Imogene S. E. Mills Mer death anniversary on Wednesday September 4 with a family dinner at Home. Attendees included Harold and family of Cowie Bluffs Perry Bishop and family Carl Geer Fred Bieber Litton Lawrence Bishop of Glenwood Cuth Paplos family Pacific Junction Ross Bryant Dorothy Bryant Imogene and their son Dale and Floga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillyer
Rhaif
Harold Iste
Fimily
Cowie Bluffs
Glenn Grey
Imogene Schools Reopened After Infantile Paralysis Outbreak
Imogene schools reopened last Wednesday morning after a two case infantile paralysis scare near the community. The Leader notes the reopening came after the earlier closing and apologizes for the inconvenience. Additional local notices mention residents and visits, with several families traveling to nearby towns and a local patient in Hamburg hospital recovering from an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Sta
Mra. J. E. Gutschenritter
Riverton Area Briefs Mention Family Gatherings and Local News
The article records a large family gathering with many relatives from Riverton and nearby towns, noting meals, photos, and plans to meet again at the state park on the first Sunday in September. It mentions several names, visits, and local activities, plus brief notes on illnesses, a new baby, and community services. The piece also references Jeremiah Maher, a river worker, and local phone book distribution with a commentator on New Dealers.
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J. J. Waley
Fred Prieat
Mr. Haley
N. W. Colling
W. E. Purcell
A. W. Clites
Eva van Ausdale
Dyson
Clites
News of Hastings Public Schools
Dear
Friends
Ayreon
Ankita
Arthitis
QIN Chemical CO
Grand Ave
Dea Moles
Lowe
Halland
Sky High
Legion
Hut of the Airways
Sky Malvern
Wmn- High
Freshman News
Junior News
Senior News
East Liberty
Bell Sshillenle
Sotvice
S. E. Mills
H. H. Hillyers
Vridding
Donald
Theo
Amen
Iowa State College
Ll. E. Gutrehenutter
Villiaen
Ed Maher
Frank Pellingate
Villisca
Agnes Qolton
Gutschenritter
Roy Stockstill
Clarence Bryant
Homer
Red Quk
R. Bryant
Lewis EK
Rons
George
Frank Higgins
Coburg
Edith Cites
Hanford
Culit
L. M. Kilne
H. H. Hillyer
Mra. Cites
Ross Bryant
WI Contetoek
Harry Comstock
Marion Woods
Comstock
State Park
Moanien
Ziumertiah
Bart
Mir Ani
al Comstock
Loten
Bertha
Ned Jains
Riverton
Claude Phillips
Fare Jaius
Frank Haye
Orville Nu
Deris
Hambure
Harry Tednhes
Sam Comstock
Rateotph
Wit Comstock
Jhiekenn
O Wo Markhan
Heoty
Banene
Ire
Dook Pictures
Vistterty
Hilton’s
Hereford
Beau Blanchard
Disturber
Beau Mischief
Beau Donald
Guernseys
Guernsey
Ray Hilton
Strahan Ladies Union
H. & F. Hilton
A. W. Thompson
H. J. McMurray
M. T. White
Wallace
Frank Anderson
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