Hastings Notes And Local Visitors Chronicle
Hastings Iowa community notes report residents visiting from Villisca Red Oak and Emerson. Kenneth Reynolds arrived at Camp Mills. Mrs. Reynolds hosted guests at the Reynolda home. Misses DeWitt Ploghett Huslott visited Maurine and Myrle Reynolds. Ruby Kelley ill with tonsillitis. Bible Conference planned near Glenwood. John Peterson Hastings returned from overseas service. Ida Wooster and family notified of husband’s safe landing. A Hastings divorce case highlighted a remark about an ideal wife. Chautauqua sessions drew crowds despite rain with an aviation lecture by Lieut McKay praised. Reward offered for lost post office keys in Hastings. Readers urged to share news items by calling 204.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Clark
John Simpson
Red Osk
John Davidson
Scott Hunt
Griswold
Wm. Gustin
L. K. Mazon
D. M. Cook
Hastings
Glenwood
Baptist Mission Circle
Mary Tolles Thure- Gay
Dorothy DeWitt
Bernice Ploghett
Huslott
Maurine
Myrle Reynolds
E. L. Richards
Kenneth
Company I
Camp Mills
Manawa
Joe Wearin
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Wendell
Harry ‘Woods
Har Jan
G D. Kefler
Ruby Kelley
M. A. Summers
Malvern
Clarence Sandiland
Summers
John Peterson
John
316Th Engineer Corps
Mia
Ida Wooster
New York
Oklahoma
Kidney health concerns prompt medical review
Fragmentary OCR notes mention kidneys weakening and a health assessment. The text references medical context, time, and area but lacks clear names, dates, or organizations to identify a full event.
Storm Tests Love Between Helen and Reggie
In a perilous storm on a pond, Helen drifted with Fido aboard. Reggie appears, braces the skiff, and rescues Helen and the dog, binding them in relief and renewed affection. They pledge to keep Fido, celebrating a hopeful future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reetle Valedyke
Fido
Reggie
Regete
Hiia
Helen
Gould
Fies
Reggle
Stamsey
Filo
Ashie
Belen
Wee
Agi
the Met Nw
Fragmentary note on Yellow Serpent emblem meaning
A damaged OCR fragment describes a group associated with a Yellow Serpent emblem, mentioning a sergeant and privates, a discussion of symbolism, and unclear references to ranks and roles within a military or paramilitary context. The text is garbled with misread letters and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
France
New York
Early transcontinental airship service teased
A draft plan proposes an airship route from Omaha west to New York with Dés Moines as a launch point. The lantern limit and eastward journey are noted as features, with mail to be delivered the same afternoon or night. Exact start date and landing site in Des Moines are not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
New York
Dés Moines
Dew Moines
Deeds Recorded in Mills County Transactions
Transactions in Mills County record Kate Draheim conveying to W W Abel a Lot 7 and Block 6 in Tubbs First Addition to Emerson for 290000 dollars. Glenwood Cemetery Trustees deed to J 3 Davia a land piece measuring 20 feet by 10 feet adjoining west half of Lot 106 on the south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Draheim
W. W. Abel
Tubb
Emerson
Glenwood Cemetery
J. 3. Davia
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el Sow
Seuss
Embér
C. B. Reynolds
Weest
Rains
Reynolda
C. M. Workman
Whi McLeat
Frank Leonard
Trom Villisca
John Walker
John Hummel
Red Oak
John Smith
George Pogue
R. E. Carson
Hal Phoghott
D.c. Reynolda
C. M. Red Maoh
George Murray
George Selby
Walter Andrews
Wii
Genii
Furstly Jae
Gast
Thompaea Glenwood
Werb
Re. Reynolds
Thompson
Att
Cook
Gebrie
Sioux City
George
Oakes
Meinder
41St Ambulance Corps
Camp Dodge
Ralph McPheron
Wayne
Neb
Hastings Chautauqua
Lieut. McKay
Ray Allensworth
Fea Ca
the Tribune
Russell-Miller Milling Co
K. A. Baker
Glenwood, Lowa
Mickie
Mills County
Recorder’s ‘Office
Milla County
A. M. Jones
Jos. Rawlings
W. D
Enon
Waterfalla
Cody
Yellowstone
Vaileye
Rocky Mountain
Estes
Hunkie Hines
Pacific’ Junction
Community Service Stord
Community Service Glub
Pacific Junction
Community Service ‘Club
Towa
Barry Hamilton
Mgr
Good Groceries
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