Hastings residents and visitors recall local events
Hastings notes show Roy Quimby era plans for football and a bowling alley, while Malcolm seeks future work. Charles Johnson, en route to Miles City, visits. George Shaw in Glenwood and Purcell trip to Council Bluffs. James Imes eyes a Montana claim. W F Crawford ships fat steers to Omaha. Wearin remodel planned as plumbing by R I Paniels. Keffer installs a high pressure cast range. Miss Bliss and brother Robert attend the dance. Mae Colling improves from Quincy, sister Fern Wallahan also better after tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Quimby
Malcolm
Mr. Quimby
Charles Johnson
Bert Cavin
Miles City
Montana
George Shaw
Glenwood
C. Purcell
Council Bluffs
Kings
James Imes
Ingomar
W. F. Crawford
A. J. Wearin
Omaha
J. A. Stonebraker
Henderson
Wearin
Hastings
R. I. Paniels Company
G. D. Keffer
Wearin House
Bliss
Robert
Randolph
Mae Colling
Quincy
Fern Wallahan
Emerson area notes and social happenings summary
Local residents share visits and travel notes with relatives in Seward Hastings Omaha Chapman and Hamburg. Changes include Shirley Lewis moving to Hamburg and R A Whisler taking over at Stanton. Community groups report successful Sunday school programs and a W R C initiation with 25 attendees.
Couple From Corning And Minneapolis Marry At Methodist Parsonage
Mrs Clara Warner hosted the wedding of Mr W A Morgan of Corning and Miss Catherine Potter of Minneapolis at the Methodist parsonage on Thursday noon Rev W A Morgan officiated They will reside on the groom's farm near Corning The bride is Rev Morgan's niece and the groom his cousin The Apron Bazaar and dinner by the Ladies Aid at the Judge Hotel raised over sixty dollars with the choir earning five dollars The Presbyterian church held its annual business meeting Saturday afternoon followed by refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Warner
W. A. Morgan
Corning
Catherine Potter
Minneapolis
Judge Hotel
Presbyterian Church
Seed corn test shows high germination in Henderson stock
Henderson W. H. Harbor reports Yellow Dent seed corn testing at 98 percent. He plans large plantings on his Henderson farm and will offer remaining seed for sale. Locals note visitors, car purchases, land investments, illness, a Macedonia home talent show and a busy market day that raised funds for the Methodist Aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harbor
Henderson
Illinois
Harbor
Wm. Cain
Leah James
Macedonia
Margaret Darnell
I Council Bluffs
Lillie Aspen
Hastings
L. W. Triplett
Herbert Buck Jr
Baby
Oakland
Mell Sturgeon
Charles Denson
Hooker County
Nebraska
Ada Webster
Humeston
Surnday
Sunrise prayer meeting honors Easter observance at church
A Sunrise prayer meeting was held last Sunday morning in the Christian church in observance of Easter Sunday. The M E church league was invited and a goodly number attended. Fred Greig of Hastings visited Henderson between trains on Saturday, and Fred Noblit returned Friday from Hamburg where he worked as a carpenter. The next lecture in the course will be Thursday evening April 3 featuring the Carolina Jubilee Singers, seven members, highly recommended, to be presented in the Irwin Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Creek
Dr. Craig
Methodist Church
Ida Salyers
Malvern
Lee Webster
Humeston
M. E. Harbor
Macedonia Home
Brother Josiah
Josephine Davis
Macedonia
Homer Wilkinson
Baby
Silver City
Craig
Council Bluffs
James Wearin
St. Bernard’s Hospital
Luella Hoffman
Methodist Aid Society
M. BE
Fred Greig
Hastings
Henderson
Fred Noblit
Hamburg
Carolina Jubilee Sigers
Irwin Opera House
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Highlights Local Back Pain Relief
Handicapped Glenwood residents suffer chronic back pain from weak kidneys. Dean's Kidney Pills claimed to cure the kidneys and relieve lameness, with testimonials from W. J. Stout of Glenwood. Sold by Red Cross Drug Co. for 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. sole agents. Tribune touted as best Mills County advertising medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Dean
W. J. Stout
Walnut St
Coah
Red Cross Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
the Tribune
Mills County
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Emerson
W. H. Clutes
Seward
Ed Knight
Red Oak
Shirley Lewis
W. W. Abel
R. A. Whisler
Stanton
Estella Anderson
Harold Swenson
Edna Knight
Chapman
W. R. Crawford
Clarence Barnes
Robert Kirkpatrick
Forney's Lake
Roy Fesler
South Side
C. B. Allen
Shipman
Ralston
Wheels
Chicago
Stralun
H. H. Woodrow
R. M. Shipman
Charlez Maynes
Ada Shouk
Mice Ha Gilmore
Mise Johnson
Shenandoah
Norall
Johnson
Farle
Ubie Apaing
Bar
Pawrick
Christian Howe Society
Wo AL Crawford
Hhouds
Helen
Gienwood
Abe Everts
Win, van Auadale
Peabody Shellbark Coal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Baexsen
Duis, Michigan
Nat
Elizabeth Gentilcore
N.Y
Lydia
Pinkhan
Mrs. Enzapery Genwilcoke
Glor Street
Daffaio
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Trimmer
Chicago Specialist
Tal
Chranie
Tie Sii
Dis
Cub Lee
F. M. Trimmer
Oakwood Boulevard
Ill
Drean State Rawls
Sloan
Wilton Wheler
Alorris
Ala
Jongs
Baldwin
Terry A. Vorun
Somarseb St
Plainfield
N. Jo
Sloan's Hoole
Curtlay Blaepaul Poultry
Earl
Boston, Mi
U.S.A
Fruit Growers
R. C. Meneray
Meneray Crescent Nursery Company
Iowa
Bartlett, Iowa
Durham
D. E. Taylor
George Otis Livery
Gidley Barn
Bob Sndheimer
Mat Walsh
E. St. Louis, Tl
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